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UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

BULLETIN

OF THE

UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1902.

ADVERTISEMENT.

This work (Bulletin No. 51) is one of a series of papers intended to
illustrate the collections belonging to or placed under the charge of
the Smithsonian Institution and deposited in the United States National
Museum.

The publications of the National Museum consist of two series—the
Bulletin and the Proceedings.

The Bulletin, publication of which was commenced in 1875, is a
series of elaborate papers issued separately and based for the most
part upon collections in the National Museum. They are monographic
in scope and are devoted principally to the discussion of large zoolog-
ical groups, bibliographies of eminent naturalists, reports of expedi-
tions, ete. The bulletins, issued only as volumes with one exception,
are of octavo size, although a quarto form, known as the Special Bul-
letin, has been adopted in a few instances in which a larger page was
deemed indispensable.

The Proceedings (octavo), the first volume of which was issued in
[878, are intended primarily as a medium of publication for newly
acquired facts in biology, anthropology, and geology, descriptions of
new forms of animals and plants, discussions of nomenclature, ete.
A volume of about 1,000 pages is issued annually for distribution to
libraries, while a limited edition of each paper in the volume is printed
and distributed in pamphlet form in advance.

In addition, there are printed each year in the second volume of the
Smithsonian Report (known as the Report of the National Museum)
papers, chiefly of an ethnological character, describing collections in
the National Museum.

Papers intended for publication by the National Museum are usually
referred to an advisory committee, composed as follows: Frederick
W. True (chairman), William H. Holmes, George P. Merrill, James
E. Benedict, Otis T. Mason, Leonhard Stejneger, Lester F. Ward, and
Marcus Benjamin (editor).

S. P. LANGLEY,
Secretary of the Sinithsonian Institution.
Wasuineton, U.S. A., April 4, 1902.

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THE PUBLICATIONS

OF THE

UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM

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INCLUDING THE ANNUAL REPORTS, PROCEEDINGS, BULLETINS,
SPECIAL BULLETINS, AND CIRCULARS,

Syeoeh ND BX LOC ETVPLES.
BY

RANDOLPH I. GEARE,

Chief; Division of Correspondence and Documen ts.

WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1902.

PREFACE.

The purpose of this bulletin is to present a list, with index to titles,
of the publications of the U. 8. National Museum, which consist of
an annual Report, an annual volume of Proceedings, Bulletins, Special
Bulletins, and Circulars.

The Report constitutes the second volume of the Smithsonian Report,
and the first one thus issued is for the year 1884. <A certain number
ot these volumes is assigned to the Museum for distribution to libra-
ries, to correspondents, and to contributors to the collections, while a
considerable part of the edition is distributed by members of Congress.
The special papers in these volumes, for the most part describing
ethnological collections in the National Museum, are furnished free to
those interested.

The series of Proceedings of the National Museum began in 1878,
and 23 volumes, containing 1,240 separate papers, have been published.
These papers, which are technical, describe, or are based wholly or in
part upon, material in the Museum. The volumes are sent only to
libraries, while the separate papers are furnished without charge to
specialists and others engaged in scientific work.

The first number of the Bulletin was issued in 1875. Of the latest
in the series, No. 50 (The Birds of North and Middle America), only
the first volume, relating to the Fringillide, has been issued. The
bulletins are intended principally for libraries, but are also given to
known specialists working on the groups to which they relate.

Special Bulletins, in quarto, have been issued at irregular intervals,
but this form has been used only where a size larger than octavo was
deemed especially desirable. The last one published (No. IV) is the
first volume of a monograph of the American Hydroids, and relates to
the group Plumularide.

The primary object of the issuance of the series of Circulars was to
bring to immediate notice urgent wants of the Museum, or to promul-
gate special information with the least possible delay. The first circu-
lar was published in 1881, and at the time when the present list was
sent to the Printing Office this series contained fifty numbers.

None of the above-mentioned publications are sold by the Museum,
but when the Museum can not supply them, persons desiring to pur-
chase are advised to write to the Superintendent of Documents, Union
Building, Washington, D. C.

Occasionally the Museum exchanges its publications for desirable
specimens.

TxVBiEt, OF CONTENTS.

Page.

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IV. Bulletins of the U. S. National Museum (1875-1901), octavo, Nos. 1-50.... 117

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Special bulletins of the U. 8. National Museum (1892-1900), quarto, Nos.

EL ee ees ee Ney eee ete Sa ei Siam Stree ee ed eS 125
Circulars of the U. S. National Museum (1881-1901), Nos. 1-50........--- 127
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VII

aves! OF THE PUBLICATIONS OF: THE
U.S. NATIONAL MUSEUM.

ES REPORTS

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510— | Report | of the | Assistant Director | of the | U. S. National
Museum, | G. Brown Goode, | for the year 1881. | —— | From
the Smithsonian Report for 1881. | —— | Washington: | Govern-
ment Printing Office. | 1883

8vo., pp. 1-79.

Repoccol Assistant Director’). sac os see - Se HL pp. 1-30.
MRIEIAO ie OMCCTS esas S58 2): Sie De) eee ene ee Nae Paole

ES iali@ Cara lange meee eeesees 8 eens Open er Ee een pp. 31-50.
ISteOleCOMGRY ULONS see ea fey tae ee Sore motes Crayne pp. 51-79.

This was the first report on the operations of the National Museum printed under a
separate cover. The reports of the Museum for 1881, 1882, and 1883, were first printed
in the reports of the Institution for those years, and were afterwards issued in pamphlet
form.

The Museum Report for 1884 was the first one to occupy a separate volume of the
Smithsonian Report, and to be accompanied by papers based upon the collections.

524— | Report | of the | Assistant Director | of the | U. S. National

Museum, Brown Goode, | for the year 1882. | —— | From
the Smithsonian Report, 1882. | -—— | Washington: | Govern-

ment Printing Office. | 1883.
8vo., pp. 1-145.

ReportotAssistant Director. 2222. 22s 428. 2h pp. 1-48.
Str Oke OMICETS ta Pr ao Ren te Sr Mees p. 49.

Bip liognrah ys; eres eee sarge a eee ee pp. 49-76.
EN GCESSIONS 22 st API ate Sirs 2. ieee ny bate pp. 77-113.
IhSt OL COMEEIDULOMSic eas cee tl Se 8. Bot ee pp. 113-145.

587— | Report | of the | Assistant Director » Curators |
of the | U. S. National Museum | for ine year 1883, | ———- |
From the Smithsonian Report for 1883. | ———— | Washington: |

Government Printing Office. | 1885.
8vo., pp. 1-200.

iReport/of the Assistant: Director: 22.2.2. : 2.22.22. .4. pp. 1-30.
Repontproiscuratona ess 20 eA me) pe or Fg pp. 30-114.
Materia Medica. By J. M. Flint. pp. 30-35.
Foods and Textile Industries. By Romyn Hitchcock. pp. 36-38.
Antiquities. By Charles Rau. pp. 38-47.
Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 48-60.
Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 60-65.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Reptiles. By H.C. Yarrow. pp. 65-68.

Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 68-79.

Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 79-84.

Mollusks. By Wm. H. Dall. pp. 84-90.

Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 90-100.

Fossil Invertebrates (Mesozoic and Cenozoic). By C. A. White. pp.
100-101.

Fossil Invertebrates (Paleozoic). By Chas. D. Walcott. pp. 101-103.

Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. p. 105.

Lithology and Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 103-106.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 106-108.

Metallurgy and Economic Geology. By Fred P. Dewey. pp. 108-111.

hist ofothicerss-<. 2532-2 ase oe eee ee jos JUS).
Bibliography: 5222324 ee a eee ee pp. 116-161.
Ivistiol COntMIbULONS= == 32 0 eee ee ee pp. 162-200.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-

tion

lite | eee

| of the Institution | for the year 1884. | ——— | Part
| Washington: | Government Printing Office. | 1885.

8vo., pp. ix, 1-458, 105 pls.

Beginning with this year and continuing until 1892, the reports consist of Part I,
Report of the Assistant Director [after 1885 this title was changed to Assistant Seere-
tary]; Part II, Reports of the Curators and Acting Curators; Part III, Papers based on
collections in the National Museum; Part IV, Bibliography; Part V, List of accessions
to the Museum.

Report of Assistant, Director 3555 ese ae eee eee pp. 1-72.
IVE OES Ole CUTE HOTS ee ee pp. 75-276

Materia Medica. By H. G. Beyer. pp. 75-77.

Textile Industries. By Romyn Hitchcock. pp. 79-84.

Naval Architecture. By Joseph W. Collins. pp. 85-106.

Foods. By Romyn Hitcheoek. pp. 107-108.

Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 109-120.

American Aboriginal Pottery. By William H. Holmes. pp. 121-122.

Antiquities. By Charles Rau. pp. 123-127. :

Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 129-142.

Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 148-155.

Herpetology. By H.C. Yarrow. pp. 157-160.

Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 161-178.

Mollusks. By William H. Dall. pp. 179-184.

Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 185-188.

Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 189-202.

Invertebrate Fossils (Paleozoic). By C. D. Walcott. pp. 203-214.

Invertebrate Fossils (Mesozoic and Cenozoic). By C. A. White. pp.
215-217.

Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 219-220.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 221-225.

Lithology and Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 227-238.

Metallurgy and Economic Geology. By Frederick P. Dewey. pp. 239-
276.

Papers illustrating the collections _.......--......--- pp. 277-335.
Bibliography»: 232222 ae Aye eee ee pp. 337-381.
Accessions

w siviche, Ap cdi a sf 4 Seah aun Re RE pp. 383-428.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 3

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and con-

dition | of the Institution’ | to July, 1885.1 | ——— | Part
Il. | ——— | Washington: | Government Printing Office. | 1886.
8vo., pp. xi, 1-264; vii, 1-939, 144 pls.
Weport.on Assistant: Director 22. -- 2.252222. 42--2-4- pp. 1-54.
EDO RIe OM CUNALOTNY 9e Ss eet e me oc es Lee oie. pp. 55-147.

_ Materia Medica. By H. G. Beyer. pp. 57-58.
Textile Industries. By Romyn Hitchcock. pp. 59-60.
Foods. By Romyn Hitchcock. p. 61.
Enthnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 63-67.
American Prehistoric Pottery. By W. H. Holmes. p. 69.
Antiquities. By Charles Rau. pp. 71-78.
Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 79-84.
Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 85-91. |
Reptiles and Batrachians. By H. C. Yarrow. pp. 93-94.
Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 95-98.
Comparative Anatomy. By Frederick W. True. pp. 99-102.
Mollusks. By William Healey Dall. pp. 103-111.
Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 113-116.
Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 117-127.
Invertebrate Fossils (Paleozoic). By C. D. Walcott. pp. 129-1382.
Invertebrate Fossils (Meso-Cenozoic). By Charles A. White. p. 183.
Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 135-136.
Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 137-138.
Lithology and Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 189-142.
Metallurgy and Economic Geology. By F. P. Dewey. pp. 143-147.

POUOORAT NY ce ee a ee ne ine lee tase hee ee pp. 149-174.
anni suCCOPsIOH Ss eet ere: setae eet ae Moc ek aes pp. 175-248.
Paper on the George Catlin Indian Gallery...--...----- pp. 1-939.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian Insti-
tution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condition | of
the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1886, | —— | Part

1 | Washington: | Government Printing Office. | 1889.
8vo., pp. xi, 1-842, 16 pls., 23 figs.
Report/ofAssistant Secretary ..2.22 2.2 --l.s2..22----- pp. 1-83.
Reporte Gig CUratO reels cr rare tere eee eee ce pp. 85-252.

Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 87-96.

American Aboriginal Pottery. By W. H. Holmes. pp. 97-100.
Archeology. By Charles Rau. pp. 101-112; 4 pls., 20 figs.

Foods and Textiles. By Romyn Hitchcock. pp. 113-118.

Steam Transportation. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 119-141; 5 pls., 9 figs.
Materia Medica. By H. G. Beyer- pp. 143-145.

Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 147-152.

Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 153-162.

Birds’ Eggs. By Charles Bendire. pp. 163-164.

Reptiles and Batrachians. By H. C. Yarrow. pp. 165-166

Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 167-172.

Mollusks (including Cenozoic Fossils). By Wm. H. Dall. pp. 173-179.
Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 181-197; 1 pl., 5 figs.

1It haying been decided to issue future reports by the fiscal year instead of by the calendar year,
this volume covers only the first six months of the year 1885.

4 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 199-207.
Comparative Anatomy. By Frederick W. True. pp. 209-218.
Invertebrate Fossils. By C. D. Walcott. pp. 215-227.
Invertebrate Fossils (Mesozoic). By C. A. White. pp. 229-230.
Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. p. 231.

Recent Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 233-255.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 237-238.

Lithology and Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 289-244.

Metallurgy and Economic Geology. By Fred. P. Dewey. pp. 245-252.
Papers illustrating the collections. .......------------ pp. 253-670.
siblroetaphyrsasa. 2 eee eee eee eee re eee pp. 671-699.
List Ob aCcesslons= =.= = Se ee eee ee pp. 701-795.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian Insti-
tution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condition |
of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1887. | —— |
Part; Il, | Washington: | Government Printing Office. |
1889.

8vo., pp. XVili, 1-771, 32 pls., 125 figs.

Report of Assistant Seeretary.-c2 = 5s eee pp. 1-62.
Reports of curators? = <2 222s sce. oe sees ae _. pp. 63-558.

Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 65-75.

American Aboriginal Pottery. By W. H. Holmes. pp. 77-78.

Transportation. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 79-81; 1 pl., 2 figs.

Archeology. By Charles Rau. pp. 83-85.

Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 87-94.

Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 95-100.

3irds’ Eggs. By Charles E. Bendire. pp. 101-102.

Reptiles and Batrachians. By H. C. Yarrow. pp. 103-104.

Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 105-110.

Mollusks (including Cenozoic Invertebrate Fossils). By W. H. Dall.
pp. 111-115.

Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 117-123.

Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 125-155.

Comparative Anatomy. By Frederick W. True. pp. 137-138.

Invertebrate Fossils (Paleozoic). By C. D. Walcott. pp. 169-141.

Invertebrate Fossils (Mesozoic). By C. A. White. p. 143.

Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 145-146.

Recent Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 147-148.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 149-150.

Lithology and Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 151-153.

Metallurgy and Economic Geology. By F. P. Dewey. pp. 155-158.

Papers illustrating the collections......:.--:.-.-.---- pp. 159-458.
Bibliooraphy <3 so 355 ee os eee ee ee nes pp. 559-594.
TASt. OF ACCESSIONS ee es ee Se Eee pp. 995-705.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian Insti-
tution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condition |
of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1888. | —— |
Report of the U. S. National Museum. | —— | Washington: |
Government Printing Office. | 1890.

8vo., pp. XX1i, 1-876, 108 pls., 2.charts, 174 figs., 4 diagrams, 1 map.

Report of Assistant Secretary: ets eae ee pp. 1-84.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 5

Repetiavomenrators scot tse oe ee eee pp. 85-222.
Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp? 87-92.
Oriental Antiquities. By Cyrus Adler. pp. 93-104.
American Aboriginal Pottery. By W. H. Holmes. pp. 105.
Transportation and Engineering. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 107-111.
Materia Medica. By James M. Flint. pp. 113-114.
Historical Relics, Coins, Medals, ete. By A. Howard Clark. pp. 115-116.
Graphic Arts. By S. R. Koehler. pp. 117-122.
Prehistoric Anthropology. By Thomas Wilson. pp. 123-138.
Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 139-143.
Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 145-150.
Birds’ Eggs. By Charles E. Bendire. pp. 151-152.
Reptiles and Batrachians. By H. C. Yarrow. pp. 153-154.
Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 155-158.
Mollusks (including Tertiary Fossils). By W. H. Dall. pp. 159-164.
Insects. By C Y. Riley. pp. 165-171.
Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 173-180.
Comparative Anatomy. By Frederick W. True. pp. 181-182.
Invertebrate Fossils. By C. D. Walcott. pp. 183-185.
Invertebrate Fossils (Mesozoic). By C. A. White. pp. 187-188.
Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 189-190.
Recent Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 191-193.
Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 195-197.
Lithology and Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 199-208.
Metallurgy and Economic Geology. By F. P. Dewey. pp. 209-211.
Living Animals. By W. T. Hornaday. pp. 213-222.

Papers illustrating the collections -.......-----.------ pp. 223-702.
IB Whoo os apn yr ere eee ert nye es pp. 703-734.
GIS tO leACGESS1O 1S weet een en sae oy ee eee me pp. 7385-789.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian Insti-
tution | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condition |
of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1889, | ——
Report | of the | National Museum. | | Washington: | Goy-

ernment Printing Office. | 1891.
pp. Xvii, 1-888, Appendix E, pp. 1-50; 107 pls., 187 figs., 7 maps.

Report OlmAlssistamb Secretany: === aes eee ss e ee oe pp. 1-277.

INE pOnESOMGUnAtOnS ee cae= tee om eee a ee are. pp. 279-423.
Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 281-288.
Oriental Antiquities. By Cyrus Adler. pp. 289-292.
Transportation and Engineering. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 293-299.
Graphic Arts. By 8. R. Koehler. pp. 301-313.
Prehistoric Anthropology. By Thomas Wilson. pp. 317-339; 6 pls.
American Aboriginal Pottery. By W. H. Holmes. p. 341.
Forestry. By B. E. Fernow. pp. 343-347.
Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 349-355.
Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 357-361.
Birds’ Eggs. By Charles E. Bendire. pp. 363-364.
Reptiles. By Leonhard Stejneger. pp. 365-367.
Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 369-370.
Mollusks. By Wm. H. Dall. pp. 371-375.
Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp..377-380.
Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 381-385.

6 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Comparative Anatomy. By Frederick W. True. pp. 387-390.
Paleozoic Fossils. By C. D. Walcott. pp. 391-396.

Mesozoic Fossils. By C. A. White. p. 397.

Botany. By George Vasey. p. 399.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 401-403.

Lithology a Physical Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 405-411.
Metallurgy. By F. P. Dewey. pp. 413-415.

Living eee By W. T. Hornaday. a 417-423.

Papers illustrating the collections... pp. 425-735 +- Appendix E, pp. 1-50.
SID) o oma lyse ae eee pp- nee 779
Inisttolaccesslon sis. eee eee pp. 777-82 0.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian

Institution, @ | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1890. |
—— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1891.

pp. Xvili, 1-811, 163 pls., 99 figs.

RE POTION ASSIS (AMS C Che bela ya =e see en ee pp. 1-116.
Reports olsetmatong se iene ale oe are een a ee ae pp. 117-249.

Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 119-136.

Oriental Antiquities. By Cyrus Adler. pp. 187-140.
Historical Collections. By A. Howard Clark. pp. 141-145.
Graphic Arts. By S. R. Koehler. pp. 147-157.
Transportation and Engineering. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 159-162.
Forestry. By B. KE. Fernow. pp. 163-164.

Foods and Textiles. By Romyn Hitchcock. pp. 165-174.
Materia Medica. By James M. Flint. pp. 175-177.
Prehistoric Anthropology. By Thomas Wilson. pp. 179-187
Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 189-193.

Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 195-198.

Birds’ Eggs. By Charles E. Bendire. pp. 199-200.

Reptiles and Batrachians. By Leonhard Stejneger. pp. 201-203.
Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 205-209.

Mollusks. By Wm. H. Dall. pp. 211-217.

Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 219-221.

Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 223-229.
Comparative Anatomy. By Frederick W. True. pp. 231-232.
Paleozoic Fossils. By Charles D. Walcott. pp. 233-234.
Mesozoic Fossils. By C. A. White. pp. 235-236.

3otany. By George Vasey. pp. 237-239.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 241-242.

Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 248-249.

Papers illustrating the collections ................... pp. 251-680.
sibliograply: 2 22) St Ee ae Ne Ee pp. 681-716.
Kistiof:accessions a2 4s eee en ee pp. 717-765.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Rege | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1891. |

- | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1892.
8v0., pp. Xvil, 1-869, 84 pls., 151 figs., 3 diagrams.

Report of Assistant Secretary ..........-..-.-------- pp. 1-181.

“I

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.

IRGDOniSPOMGUNALORS 2 ott eat es Ser eee ree pp. 183-270.
Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 135-144.
American Aboriginal Pottery. By William H. Holmes. p. 145.
Oriental Antiquities. By Cyrus Adler. pp. 147-148.
Historical Collections. By A. Howard Clark. pp. 149-157.
Graphic Arts. By S. R. Koehler. pp. 159-161.
Transportation and Engineering. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 163-170.
Forestry. By B. E. Fernow. pp. 171-178.
Materia Medica. By James M. Flint. pp. 179-180.
Physical Apparatus. By W. C. Winlock. p. 181.
Prehistoric Anthropology. By Thomas Wilson. pp. 183-198.
Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 199-205.
Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 207-211.
Birds’ Eggs. By Charles E. Bendire. pp. 213-214.
Reptiles and Batrachians. By Leonhard Stejneger. pp. 215-217.
Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 219-221.
Vertebrate Fossils. By Frederic A. Lucas. p. 223.
Mollusks (including Cenozoic Fossils). By William H. Dall. pp. £25-

229.

Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 231-233.
Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 285-241.
Comparative Anatomy. By Frederic A. Lucas. pp. 243-244.
Paleozoic Invertebrate Fossils. By C. D. Walcott. pp. 245-248.
Mesozoic Fossils. By C. A. White. p. 249.
Botany. By George Vasey. pp. 251-253.
Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp 255-257.
Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 259-260.
Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 261-270.

Papers illustrating the collections -..........--.----- pp. 271-735.
Bio MOema Mayenne a etna a ele ad Utama suena s pp. 737-764.
NGISfe@ ACCESSIONS ame om ate ae See ec = ieee ee rae pp. 765-814.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
9 >
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1892. |
—— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1893.
8vo., pp. Xv, 1-620, 103 pls., 5 figs.

ReportiotAssistant: Secretary -—-2---2---22+5-----3-- = pp. 1-97.
Repontsolcuratorsesse-oee yes eae ence et eee kee pp- 99-217.

Ethnology. By Otis T. Mason. pp. 101-107.

American Aboriginal Pottery. By William H. Holmes. p. 109.
Oriental Antiquities. By Cyrus Adler. pp. 111-115.

Historical Collections. By A. Howard Clark. pp. 115-120.

Graphic Arts. By S. R. Koehler. pp. 121-128.

Forestry. By B. E. Fernow. p. 125.

Transportation and Engineering. By J. Elfreth Watkins. pp. 127-182.
Materia Medica. By William 8. Dixon. p. 133.

Prehistoric Anthropology. By Thomas Wilson. pp. 135-142.

Mammals. By Frederick W. True. pp. 143-145.

Birds. By Robert Ridgway. pp. 147-152.

Odlogy. By Charles E. Bendire. pp. 153-154.

Reptiles and Batrachians. By Leonhard Stejneger. pp. 155-157.
Fishes. By Tarleton H. Bean. pp. 159-161.

Mollusks (including Cenozoic Fossils). By William H. Dall. pp. 165-167,

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Vertebrate Fossils. By O. C. Marsh. pp. 169-170.

Insects. By C. V. Riley. pp. 171-174.

Marine Invertebrates. By Richard Rathbun. pp. 175-179.
Comparative Anatomy. By Frederic A. Lucas. pp. 181-183.
Fossil Plants. By Lester F. Ward. pp. 185-190.

Paleozoic Invertebrate Fossils. By C. D. Walcott. pp. 191-194.
Mesozoic Invertebrate Fossils. By C. A. White. p. 195.
Botany. By George Vasey. pp. 197-200.

Minerals. By F. W. Clarke. pp. 201-203.

Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 205-217.

Papersllustratine the collections=2s22-— =e eee ee eeee pp. 219-493.
Bibliography. (S252 Sesh Se eee ae ee ee ee pp. 495-526.
Listy oPaccessions eee see ote ae ns mene ep em pp. 527-578.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the year ending June 30, 1893. |
— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1895.

8vo., pp. xxi, 1-794, 188 pls., 116 figs.

This and the subsequent reports consist of only two parts: I, Report of the Assistant
Secretary, with appendices; II, Papers describing and illustrating collections in the
National Museum.

Report of the Assistant Secretary - 3.2 32. -22-—.-- 2-5-2 pp. 1-192.
Appendices. pp. 193-334.
I. The scientific and administrative staff. pp. 193-194.
II. Finance, property supplies, and accounts. pp. 194-197.
II]. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the year ending
June 30, 1898. pp. 197-204.
TY. Buildings and labor—police, and public comfort. pp. 204-205.
VY. Specimens sent to the Museum for examination and report. pp.
205-218.
VI. List of accessions. pp. 219-284.
VII. Bibliography. pp. 285-313.
VIII. Lectures and meetings of societies. pp. 314-3815.
IX. Documents relating to the World’s Columbian Exposition. — pp.
316-323.
X. Documents in relation to the Columbian Historical Exhibition in
Madrid, 1892. pp. 324-334.
Papers illustrating the collections... -:2..23)-222-.- pp. 835-780.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1894. |
—— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | | Wash-

ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1896.
8vo., pp. Xxvi, 1-1030, 57 pls., 851 figs., 1 chart, 1 map.

Report of AssistantiSecretary = 2. 2 5222p5 st a eee pp. 1-90.
Appendices. pp. 91-233.
I. The scientific and administrative staffs. pp. 91-92.

II. Finance, property, supplies, and accounts. pp. 93-95.

III. Rules governing the watch force in the National Museum. pp.
96-99.

TV. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the year ending
June 30, 1894. pp. 100-105.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 9

V. The work of the mechanics and laborers. pp. 106-107.
VI. List of accessions. pp. 108-166.
VII. Specimens sent for examination and report. pp. 167-179.
VIII. Bibliography, with supplementary lists of new genera and species.
pp. 180-227.
IX. List of papers in the Annual Report and Proceedings of the
National Museum, published in separate form during the year
ending June 30, 1894. pp. 228-231.
X. Lectures and meetings of societies. pp. 232-233.
Papers illustrating the collections .---..------------ pp. 285-1011.
Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1895. |
| Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Wash-

ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1597.
8vo., pp. XX, 1-1080, 154 pls., 382 figs.

Report of Assistant Secretary -..---------------------- pp- 1-102.
Appendices. pp. 103-308.
I. The scientific and administrative staffs. pp. 103-104.
Il. List of accessions. pp. 105-162.

Ill. List of accessions to the Museum library received by gift and
exchange during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1895, exclusive of
publications retained from the Smithsonian library. pp. 163-205.

IV. Bibliography, with supplementary lists of new genera and species.
pp. 207-250.

V. List of papers in the Proceedings of the National Museum, pub-
lished in separate form during the year ending June 30, 1895.
pp- 251-253.

VI. Specimens sent to the Museum for examination and report. pp.

255-266.
VII. Lectures and meetings of societies. pp. 267-270.
VIII. Finance, property, supplies, and accounts. pp. 271-274.

IX. List of duplicate specimens prepared for distribution to educational
establishments since 1890. pp. 275-298.

X. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the year ending
June 30, 1895. pp. 299-305.
XI. The work of the mechanics and laborers. pp. 307-808.
Papers illustrating the collections. .--.--.----------- pp. 309-1045.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1806. |
— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1898.

8vo., pp. XXiv, 1-1107, 199 pls., 555 figs.

Report of Assistant Secretary ..----------------------- pp. 1-106.
Appendices. pp. 107-284.
I. The scientific and administrative staff. pp. 107-108.

II. List of accessions. pp. 109-164.

III. List of accessions to the Museum library by gift and exchange dur-
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1896. pp. 165-194.

IV. Bibliography, with supplementary lists of new genera and species.
pp. 195-250.

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V. Papers published in separate form during the year ending June 30,
1896. pp. 251-253.
VI. Specimens sent to the Museum for examination and report. pp.
254-267.
VII. Lectures and meetings of societies. pp. 268-270.
VIII. Finance, property, supplies, and accounts. pp. 271-272.
IX. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the year ending
June 30, 1896. pp. 273-280.
X. The work of the mechanics and laborers. pp. 281-284.
Papers illustrating-the collections 222 322222522 s2es: pp. 285-1057.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1897, |
— | Report | of the | U.S. National Museum. | Part I. | —— |

Washington: | Government Printing Office. | 1899.
8vo., pp. XxXvii, 1-1021, 150 pls., 457 figs.

Report.of the Assistant Secretary -—-2-se-— soe weeeeee= pp. 1-88.
Appendices. pp. 89-245.
I. The scientific and administrative staff. pp. 89-90.
II. List of accessions. pp. 91-151.
III. List of accessions to the Museum library by gift and exchange dur-
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1897. pp. 153-191.
IV. Bibhography. pp. 193-211.
V. Papers published in separate form during the year ending June 30,
1897. pp. 213-215.
VI. Specimens sent to the Museum for examination and report. pp.
217-234.
VII. Lectures and meetings of societies. pp. 235-287.
VIII. Finance, property, supplies, and accounts. p. 238.
IX. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the year ending
June 30, 1897. pp. 239-245.
Papers illustrating the collections -.....--...---.---- pp. 247-988.
Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1897. |
—— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | Part II. |
— | Washington: | Government Printing Office. | 1901.
pp. xii, 1-515, 110 pls.

This volume constitutes a memorial to Dr. G. Brown Goode.

CONTENTS.

Memorial meeting, pp. 1-61, and reprints of the following of Dr. Goode’s papers:
Museum-history and museums of history. pp. 63-81.
The genesis of the U. S. National Museum. pp. 83-191.
The principles of museum administration. pp. 193-240.
The museums of the future. pp. 241-262.
The origin of the national scientific and educational institutions of the United
States. pp. 263-354.
The beginnings of natural history in America. pp. 355-406.
The beginnings of American science. pp. 407-466.
The first national scientific congress (Washington, April, 1844) and its connection
with the organization of the American Association. pp. 467-477.
The published writings of George Brown Goode, 1869-1896. By Randolph I. Geare.
pp. 479-500.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. le

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1898. |

| Report | of the | National Museum. | —— | Washington: |

Government Printing Office. | 1900.

8vo., pp. Xvili, 1-1294, 36 pls., 347 figs.

Report of Acting Assistant Secretary (including reports of
theses dicurators:) Merete atin ee ees = Saree Os) ere os pp. 1-77.
Report on the Department of Anthropology. By William H. Holmes. pp. 19-33.
Report on the Department of Biology. By Frederick W. True. pp. 85-44.
Report on the Department of Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 45-50.
Appendices. pp. 79-149.
I. The Museum staff. pp. 79-80.
II. List of accessions. pp. 81-120.
Ill. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the year ending
June 30, 1898. pp. 121-128.
IV. Bibliography. pp. 129-147.
V. Papers published in separate form during the year ending June 30,
1898. pp. 148-149.
Paper on the Crocodilians, Lizards, and Snakes of
NOM Ul AON eRICH ame ay Senn ee OS ee) See pp- 153-1270.

Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and condi-
tion | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30, 1899. |
-—— | Report | of the | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1901.

8vo., pp. Xv, 1-598, 62 pls., 74 figs.
Report of Assistant Secretary (including reports of the
eadreuratore) ents saws yatee th Sew ly Cn 5 pp. 1-70.

Report on the Department of Anthropology. By William H. Holmes. pp. 17-24.
Report on the Department of Biology. By Frederick W. True. pp. 25-35.
Report on the Department of Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 87-49.
Appendices. pp. 71-152.
I. The Museum staff. pp. 71-72.
II. List of accessions. pp. 73-115.
Ill. Statement of the distribution of specimens during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1899. pp. 117-124.
IV. Bibliography. pp. 125-150.
V. Papers published in separate form during the year ending June 30,
1899. pp. 151-152.
Papers illustrating the collections ~.22....-22.. 2.2... pp. 153-561.
Annual Report | of the | Board of Regents | of the | Smithsonian
Institution, | showing | the operations, expenditures, and con-
dition | of the Institution | for the | year ending June 30,
1900. | —— | Report | of the | National Museum. | | Wash-
ington: | Government Printing Office. | 1902.
8 vo., pp. i-xvii, 1-788, 113 pls., 126 figs.

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Report of Assistant Secretary (including reports of the
pp. 1-75.

head curators) 25 eee es ear
Report on the Department of Anthropology. By William H. Holmes. pp. 21-29.
Report on the Department of Biology. By Frederick W. True. pp. 31-44.
Report on the Department of Geology. By George P. Merrill. pp. 45-57, 9 pls. |
Appendices. pp. 77-162.
I. The Museum staff. pp. 77-78.
II. List of accessions. pp. 79-117.
III. Distribution of specimens. pp. 119-127.
IV. Bibliography. pp. 129-149.
V. Papers published in separate form. pp. 151-152.
Papers illustrating the collections.....-...----...--- pp-

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II—PAPERS PRINTED IN THE ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE U.S. NATIONAL MUSEUM.

(NOS. 1-122.)

1884.

. Throwing-sticks in the National Museum. By Otis T: Mason.

pp. 279-289, 17 pls.
Basket-work of the North American aborigines. By Otis T.
Mason.
pp. 291-306, 64 pls.

. A study of the Eskimo bows in the U.S. National Museum.

By John Murdoch.
pp. 307-316, 12 pls.
On a Spotted dolphin apparently identical with the Prodelphi-
nus doris of Gray. By Frederick W. True.
pp. 317-324, 6 pls.

. The Florida muskrat (Veoftber allen’ True). By Frederick W.

True.
pp. 325-330, 3 pls.

. On the West Indian seal (Monachus tropicalis Gray). By Fred-
4; h y

erick W. True and F. A. Lucas.
pp. 331-335, 3 pls.

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Sketch of the exhibit made by the Smithsonian Institution at
the New Orleans Exposition. (Part of the Report of the
Assistant Director.)

pp. 35-37.

. The George Catlin indian Gallery in the U.S. National Museum,

with memoirs and statistics. By Thomas Donaldson.
pp. vii, 1-939, 144 pls.

bose:

. Report upon the exhibit made by the Smithsonian Institution at

the New Orleans Exposition (including Louisville and Cin-
cinnati). By R. Edward Earll. (Part of the Report of the
Assistant Secretary.)
pp. 70-83.
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The meteorite collection in the U. S. National Museum: A ecata-

logue of meteorites represented November 1, 1886. By F.
W. Clarke.
pp. 255-265, 1 plate.

Gem collection of the U. S. National Museum. By George F.

Kunz.
pp. 267-275.

The collection of building and ornamental stones in the U. S.
National Museum: A handbook and catalogue. By George
P. Merrill.

pp. 277-648, 9 pls., 14 figs.

List of specimens of textile fibers and fabrics in the reference
series of the section of textile industries of the U.S. National
Museum, June 30, 1886. By Romyn Hitchcock.

pp. 649-655.

Preparation of microscopical mounts of vegetable textile fibers.

By Romyn Hitchcock.
pp. 657-658.

How to collect mammal skins for purposes of study and for
mounting. By William T. Hornaday.

pp. 659-670, 9 figs.

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Cradles of the American aborigines. By Otis T. Mason.

pp. 161-212; 45 figs.

Notes on the artificial deformation of children among savages
and civilized peoples. By J. H. Porter.

pp. 213-235.

The human beast of burden. By Otis T. Mason.

pp. 237-295, 54 figs.

Ethno-conchology: A study of primitive money. By Robert
K. C. Stearns.

pp. 297-334, 9 pls., 22 figs.

A preliminary catalogue of the Eskimo collection in the U. S.
National Museum, arranged geographically and by uses. By
T. Dix Bolles.

pp. 335-365.

The extermination of the American bison, with a sketch of its

discovery and life history. By William T. Hornaday.
Ppp. 367-548, 22 pls.

The preservation of museum specimens from insects and the
effect of dampness. By Walter Hough.

pp. 549-558, 4 figs.

Lees:

Report upon the participation of the Smithsonian Institution in
the Industrial Exposition at Minneapolis, 1887. By William
V. Cox. (Part of the Report of the Assistant Secretary.)

pp. 82-84.

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The coast Indians of southern Alaska and northern British
Columbia. By Albert P. Niblack, U.S. N.

pp. 225-386, 70 pls., 48 figs., 2 charts.

A catalogue of the Hippisley collection of Chinese porcelains;
with a sketch of the history of ceramic art in China. By
Alfred E. Hippisley.

pp. 387-491.

The expedition to Funk Island, with observations upon the
history and anatomy of the Great Auk. By Frederic A.
Lucas.

pp. 493-529, 3 pls., 4 diagrams.

Fire-making apparatus in the U. S. National Museum. By

Walter Hough.
pp. 531-587, 6 pls., 49 figs.

The collection of Korean mortuary pottery in the U. 5.
National Museum. By Pierre Louis Jouy.

pp. 589-596, 5 pls., 1 map.

A study of prehistoric anthropology: Handbook for begin-
ners. By Thomas Wilson.

pp. 597-671, 20 pls., 43 figs.

Ancient Indian matting, from Petit Anse Island, Louisiana.
By Thomas Wilson.

pp. 673-675, 1 plate.

Results of an inquiry as to the existence of man in North
America during the paleolithic period of the Stone Age. By
Thomas Wilson.

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pp. 677-702, 14 figs.
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Museum catalogues. By Randolph I. Geare. (Part of the

Report of the Assistant Secretary.)
pp. 8-21.

Report upon the participation of the Smithsonian Institution
and the National Museum in the expositions held at Cincin-
nati and Mariettta in 1888. (Part of the Report of the
Assistant Secretary.)

pp. 149-186, 4 pls.

This report consists of a letter addressed to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Insti-
tution and inclosing Appendix A: Report upon the exhibit of the Smithsonian Insti-
tution, including the U. §. National Museum, at the Centennial Exposition of the
Ohio Valley and Central States, held at Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1888. By R. Edward Earll.
Appendix B: Report upon the exhibit of the Smithsonian Institution, including the
U.S. National Museum, at the Centennial Exposition, Marietta, Ohio, July 16 to 21,
1888. By William VY. Cox.

Biographical notice of James Stevenson (Appendix C). (Part
of the Report of the Assistant Secretary.)

pp. 187-190.

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R. 35. Lists of institutions and foreign and domestic libraries to which
it is desired to send future publications of the National
Museum (Appendix D). (Part of the Report of the Assist-
ant Secretary.)

pp. 191-277.
R. 36. The museums of the future.’ By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 427-445.

R. 37. Te Pito Te Henua, or Easter Island. By W. J. Thomson,

We SeeN:
pp. 447-552, 49 pls., 20 figs.
k. 38. Aboriginal skin-dressing: A study based on material in the
U.S. National Museum. By Otis T. Mason.
pp. 553-589, 33 pls.
R. 39. The Puma, or American lion: Felés concolor of Linneeus. By
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Frederick W. True.
pp. 591-608, 1 plate.

Rk. 40. Animals recently extinct or threatened with extermination, as
represented in the collections of the U. S. National Museum.
By Frederic A. Lucas.

pp. 609-649, 11 pls., 2 figs., 7 maps.

R. 41. The development of the American rail and track, as illustrated
by the collection in the U. S. National Museum. By J.
Elfreth Watkins.

pp. 651-708, 116 figs.

R. 42. Explorations in Newfoundland and Labrador in 1887, made in
connection with the cruise of the U.S. Fish Commission
schooner Grampus. By Frederic A. Lucas.

pp. 709-728, 1 plate.

R. 43. On a bronze Buddha in the U. S. National Museum. By

Charles De Kay.
pp. 7

R. 44. Preliminary handbook of the Department of Geology in the
U.S. National Museum. By George P. Merrill. (Appen-
dix E.)

pp. 1-50.

29-735, 1 plate.

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R. 45. The Humming birds. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 253-353, 46 pls., 47 figs.
46. White-line engraving or relief-printing in the fifteenth and
sixteenth centuries. By S. R. Koehler.
pp. 385-394, 4 pls., 3 figs.
47. The methods of fire-making. By Walter Hough.
pp. 395-409, 1 pl., 13 figs.
48. Ulu, or Woman’s knife, of the Eskimo. By Otis T. Mason
pp. 411-416, 21 pls.
49. The ancient Pit-dwellers of Yezo. By Romyn Hitchcock.
pp. 417-427, 8 pls., 4 figs.

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The Ainos of Yezo, Japan. By Romyn Hitchcock.
pp. 429-502, 37 pls., 21 figs.
Handbook for the Department of Geology in the U.S. National
- Museum. Part I. Geognosy. The materials of the earth’s
crust. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 503-591, 12 pls., 10 figs.
The Catlin collection of Indian paintings." By Washington
Matthews, U. S. A.
pp. 593-610, 21 pls.
The log of the Savannah. By J. Elfreth Watkins.
pp. 611-639, 6 pls.
Anthropology at the Paris Exposition in 1889. By Thomas
Wilson.
pp. 641-680, 7 pls., 1 fig.

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The genesis of the National Museum. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 273-3880.
Ethnological collections in the U.S. National Museum from
Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. By W. L. Abbott.
pp. 381-428, 24 figs.
The Bernadou, Allen, and Jouy Korean collections in the U. 5.
National Museum. By Walter Hough.
pp. 429-488, 31 pls.
Shinto, or the mythology of the Japanese. By Romyn
Hitchcock.
pp. 489-509.
The ancient burial mounds of Japan. By Romyn Hitchcock.
pp. 511-523, 31 pls.
Some ancient relics in Japan. By Romyn Hitchcock.
pp. 525-526, 4 pls.
Prehistoric naval architecture of the north of Europe. By
George H. Boehmer.
pp. 527-647, 17 pls., 126 figs.
First draft of a system of classification for the World’s Colum-
bian Exposition. By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 649-735.
LSeQo2a:

Japanese wood-cutting and wood-cut printing. By T. Tokuno.
pp. 221-244, 10 pls., 5 figs.
The relation of biology to geological investigation. By Charles
A. White.
pp. 245-368, 1 plate.
Scientific taxidermy for museums. (Based on a study of the
United States Government collections.) By R. W. Shufeldt.
pp. 369-436, 84 pls.

1 Reprint of a lecture delivered in the National Museum on April 13, 1889,

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The shofar—its use and origin. By Cyrus Adler.
pp. 437-450, 4 pls.
The Crump burial cave. (Blount County, Alabama.) By
Frank Burns.
pp. 451-454, 1 plate.
Minute stone implements from India. By Thomas Wilson.
pp. 455-460, 2 pls.
Comparative odlogy of North American birds. By R. W.
Shufeldt.
pp. 461-493.

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Recent advances in museum methods. (Part of the Report of
the Assistant Secretary.)
pp. 21-58, 55 pls.
Columbian Historical Exposition in Madrid. (Part of the
Report of the Assistant Secretary.)
pp. 86-108; also Appendix X, pp. 324-334.
The World’s Columbian Exposition. (Part of the Report of
the Assistant Secretary.)
pp. 108-114, 1 plate; also Appendix IX, pp. 316-321.
The poisonous snakes of North America. By Leonhard
Stejneger.
pp. 345-487, 19 pls., 70 figs.
Chinese games with dice and dominoes. By Stewart Culin.
pp. 489-587, 12 pls., 33 figs.
The onyx marbles; their origin, composition, and uses, both
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ancient and modern. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 539-585, 18 pls.
The cowbirds. By Charles Bendire.
pp. 587-624, 3 pls. x
Primitive American armor. By Walter Hough.
pp. 625-651.
The weapons and wings of birds. By Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 653-663, 1 plate, 8 figs.
Notes on the ethnology of Tibet. By William Woodville
Rockhill.
pp. 665-747, 52 pls. :
Two Persepolitan casts in the U. S. National Museum. By
Cyrus Adler.
pp. 749-753, 2 pls.
Museum collections to illustrate religious history and cere-
monials. By Cyrus Adler.
pp. 755-768.
If public libraries, why not public museums?" By Edward 8.
Morse.

pp. 769-780.

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Primitive travel and transportation. By Otis Tufton Mason.
pp. 237-593, 25 pls., 260 figs.

Mancala, the national game of Africa. By Stewart Culin.

pp. 595-607, 5 pls., 14 figs.

The golden patera of Rennes. By Thomas Wilson.

pp. 609-617, 1 plate, 1 fig.

The wooden statue of Baron Ii Kamon-no-Kami Naosuké,
pioneer diplomat of Japan. (Translation by Mr. H. Satoh
of the label accompanying the statue.)

pp. 619-622, 1 plate.
A study of the primitive methods of drilling. By J. D.
McGuire.
pp. 623-756, 201 figs.
The swastika, the earliest known symbol, and its migrations;
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with observations on the migration of certain industries in
prehistoric times. By Thomas Wilson.
pp. 757-1011, 25 pls., 374 figs., 1 map, 1 chart.

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The social organization and the secret societies of the Kwakiutl
Indians. By Franz Boas.
pp. 311-738, 51 pls., 215 figs.
The graphic art of the Eskimos. By Walter James — offman.
pp. 739-968, 82 pls., 154 figs.
Notes on the geology and natural history of the peninsula of
Lower California. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 969-994, 10 pls.
The mineralogical collections in the U.S. National Museum.
By Wirt Tassin.
pp. 995-1000, 1 plate.
The tongues of birds. By Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 1001-1020, 2 pls., 18 figs.
The Ontonagon copper bowlder in the U.S. National Museum.
By Charles Moore.
pp. 1021-1030, 2 pls.
Taxidermical methods in the Leyden Museum, Holland. By
R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 1031-1037, 6 pls.
The antiquity of the red race in America. By Thomas Wilson.

pp. 1039-1045,
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An account of the U. S National Museum. By Frederick W.
True.
pp. 287-324.
Prehistoric art; or, the origin of art as manifested in the works
of prehistoric man. By Thomas Wilson,
pp. 325-664, 75 pls., 325 figs,

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99. Chess and playing cards: catalogue of games and implements
for divination exhibited by the United States National Museum
in connection with the Department of Archeology and Paleon-
tology of the University of Pennsylvania at the Cetton States
and International Exposition, Atlanta, Georgia, 1895. By
Stewart Culin.

pp. 665-942, 50 pls., 226 figs.

100. Biblical antiquities: A description of the exhibit at the Cotton
States International Exposition at Atlanta, 1895. By Cyrus
Adler and I. M. Casanowicz.

pp. 943-1023, 46 pls.
101. The lamp of the Eskimo. By Walter Hough.

pp. 1025-1057, 24 pls., 4 figs.
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102. Recent foraminifera: A descriptive catalogue of specimens
dredged by the U.S. Fish Commission steamer <Addatross.
By James M. Flint, U.S. N.

pp. 249-349, 80 pls.

103. Pipes and smoking customs of the American aborigines, based
on material in the U.S. National Museum. By Joseph D.
McGuire.

pp. 351-645, 5 pls., 239 figs. A F

104. Catalogue of the series illustrating the properties of minerals.

By Witt Tassin.
pp. 647-688.

105. Te Pito Te Henua, known as ** Rapa Nui;” commonly called
Easter Island, South Pacific Ocean. By George H. Cooke,
UF Se N:

pp. 689-723.

106. The man’s knife among the North American Indians: A study
in the collections of the U.S. National Museum. By Otis
Tufton Mason.

pp. 725-745, 17 figs.

107. Classification of the mineral collections in the U. S. National

Museum. By Witt Tassin.
pp. 747-810.

108. Arrowpoints, spearheads, and knives of prehistoric times.
By Thomas Wilson.

pp. 811-988, 65 pls., 201 figs.

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109. Future development of the National Museum. (Part of the
Report of the Acting Assistant Secretary.)
pp. 13-16.
110. The crocodilians, lizards, and snakes of North America. By
Edward Drinker Cope.

pp. 153-1270, 36 pls., 347 figs.

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Guide to the study of the collections in the section of applied
geology: The non-metallic minerals. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 155-483, 30 pls., 13 figs.
A primitive frame for weaving narrow fabrics. By Otis
Tufton Mason.
pp. 485-510, 9 pls., 19 figs.
An early West Virginia pottery. By Walter Hough.
pp. 511-521, 18 pls.
Pointed bark canoes of the Kutenai and Amur. By Otis
Tufton Mason. (With notes on the Kutenai canoe by
Meriden 8. Hill.)
pp. 523-537, 5 pls., 6 figs.
Descriptive catalogue of a collection of objects of Jewish
ceremonial deposited in the U. 8. National Museum by
Hadji Ephraim Benguiat. By Cyrus Adler and I. M. Casa-

nowicz.
pp. 539-561, 36 pls.

1900.

Anthropological studies in California. By W. H. Holmes.

pp. 155-187, 50 pls.
Aboriginal American harpoons: A study in ethnic distribu-
tion and invention. By Otis T. Mason.

pp. 189-304, frontispiece, 19 pls., 92 figs.
A sketch of the history of the ceramic art in China, with a
catalogue of the Hippisley collection of Chinese porcelains.
By Alfred E. Hippisley.

pp. 3805-416, 21 pls.
Contributions to the history of musical scales. By Charles
K. Wead.

pp. 417-462, 10 pls., 8 figs.
A collection of Hopi ceremonial pigments. By Walter
Hough.

pp. 463-471.
Descriptive catalogue of the collections of gems in the U. S.
National Museum. By Wirt Tassin.

pp. 473-670, 9 pls., 26 figs.
Descriptive catalogue of the meteorite collection in the U. S.
National Museum. By Wirt Tassin.

pp. 671-698, 4 pls.

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VOLUME I, CONTAINING PAPERS 1-61.

Department of the Interior: | U.S. National Museum. | —— 17 —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol. 1. |
1878. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing
Office. | 1879.

8vo., pp. iv, 1-520, 8 pls., 7 figs.

P. 1. Descriptions of new forms of mollusks from Alaska contained
in the collections of the National Museum. By William H.
Dall.
pp. 1-3.
P. 2. Postpliocene fossils in the coast range of California. By Wil-
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liam H. Dall.
p. 3.
P. 3. Notes on the American species of the genus Cybium. By Felipe
Poey.
pp. 3-5.
P. 4. The Clupea tyrannus of Latrobe. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 5-6.
P. 5. The occurrence of elone latimanus in Buzzard’s Bay, Massa-
chusetts. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 6-7.
P. 6. The voices of crustaceans. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 7-8.
P. 7. Ona new humming bird (Af¢th7s dliot7) from Guatemala. By
Robert Ridgway.
pp. 8-10.
P. 8. Fossil mollusks from later tertiaries of California. By William
Hi. Dall.

pp. 10-16.

P. 9. The manufacture of porpoise oil. By Caleb Cook.
pp. 16-18.

P. 10. The craig flounder of Europe, Glyptocephalus cynoglossus, on
the coast of North America. By G. Brown Goode and Tar-
leton H. Bean.

pp. 19-23.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Note on shells from Costa Rica kitchenmidden, collected by

Drs. Flint and Bransford. By William H. Dall.
pp. 23-24.

Arsenic acid for protecting anatomical preparations from

insects. By J. B.S. Jackson.
p. 24.

The oceanic bonito on the coast of the United States. By

G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 24-26.

Distribution of Californian tertiary fossils. By William H.

Dall.
pp. 26-30.

A revision of the American species of the genus Brevoortia,
with a description of a new species from the Gulf of Mexico.
By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 30-42.

Description of Caulolatilus microps, a new species of fish from

the coast of Florida. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H.

Bean.
pp. 42-45.

The occurrence of ///ppocampus antiquorum, or an allied form,

on Saint George’s Banks. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 45-46.

Descriptions of new species of shells from California in the

collections of the National Museum. By William H. Dall.
pp. 46-47.

Catalogue of the birds of Dominica from collections made for
the Smithsonian Institution by Frederick A. Ober, together
with his notes and observations. By George N. Lawrence.

pp. 48-69.

Notes on a collection of fishes from Clackamas River, Oregon.

By David 8S. Jordan.
pp. 69-85,

A review of the American species of the genus Scops, Savigny.

By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 85-117.

Notes on the ornithology of southern Texas, being a list of
birds observed in the vicinity of Fort Brown, Texas, from
February, 1876, to June, 1878. By James C. Merrill.

pp. 118-173, 3 pls.

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On a serranoid fish, Apinephelus drummond-hayi, from the
Bermudas and Florida. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton
H. Bean.

pp. 173-175.

Descriptions of two new species of fishes, Lutjanus blackfordii

and Lutjanus stearnsi/, from the coast of Florida. By G.

Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 176-181.

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A note on the Gulf menhaden, Brevoortia patronus Goode.

By Silas Stearns.
pp. 181-182.

A note upon the black grouper, Lpinephelus nigritus (Hol-
brook) Gill, of the southern coast. By G. Brown Goode and
Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 182-184.

Catalogue of the birds of Saint Vincent, from collections made
by Mr. Fred. A. Ober, under the directions of the Smith-
sonian Institution, with his notes thereon. By George N.
Lawrence.

pp. 185-198.
Description of a new sparoid fish, Sargus holbrookii, from

Savannah Bank. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 198-200.

Catalogue of casts taken by Clark Mills, esq., of the heads of
sixty-four Indian prisoners of various western tribes, and
held at Fort Marion, Saint Augustine, Florida, in charge of
Capt. KR. Pratt, U. S.A. By R. H. Pratt.

pp. 201-214.

Synopsis of the pediculate fishes of the eastern coast of extra-

tropical North America. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 215-221.
Note on the Antennariidee. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 221-222.

On the proper specific name of the common pelagic Antennariid
Pterophryne. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 223-226.
Note on the Ceratiide. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 227-231.
Note on the Maltheide. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 231-232.
Catalogue of the birds of Antigua and Barbuda, from collec-
tions made for the Smithsonian Institution by Mr. Fred. A.
Ober, with his observations. By George N. Lawrence.

Note on Perca flavescens. By Franz Steindachner.
p. 243.
On the destruction of fish in the vicinity of the Tortugas during
the months of September and October, 1878. By J. P. Jef-

ferson, Joseph Y. Porter, and Thomas Moore.
pp. 244-246.

Descriptions of several new species and geographical races of
birds contained in the collection of the U.S. National Museum.

By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 247-252.

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Description of two new species of birds from Costa Rica, and
notes on other rare species from that country. By Robert
Ridgway. :

Ppp, 252-255.

Description of two gadoid fishes, Phycis chester’ and [alopor-
phyrus viola, from the deep-sea fauna of the northwestern
Atlantic. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 256-260.

Description of Argentina syrtensium, a new deep-sea fish from
Sable Island Bank. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H.
Bean.

pp. 261-263.

On the occurrence of the oceanic bonito, Orcynus pelamys
(Linné) Poey, in Vineyard Sound, Massachusetts. By Vinal
N. Edwards.

p. 263.

Notes on the western gizzard shad, Dorosoma cepedianum het-

erurum (Raf.) Jordan. By Samuel Wilmot.
pp. 263-264.

The occurrence of the Canada porcupine in West Virginia. By

G. Brown Goode.
pp. 264-265.

Catalogue of the birds of Grenada, from a collection made by
Mr. Fred. A. Ober, for the Smithsonian Institution, includ-
ing others seen by him, but not obtained. By George N.
Lawrence.

pp. 265-278.

On the breeding habits of the sea-catfish (Ariopsis milberti ?).

By N. T. Lupton.
pp. 278-279.

On the occurrence of Stichwus punctatus (Fabr.) Kroyer, at St.

Michael’s, Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 279-281.

Report on the limpets and chitons of the Alaskan and Arctic
regions, with descriptions of genera and species believed to
be new. By William H. Dall.

pp. 281-344, 5 pls., 5 figs.

On the identity of Huchalarodus putnami Gill, with Pleuronectes
glaber (Storer) Gill, with notes on the habits of the species
By Tarleton H. Bea

pp. 345-348.

The identity of Rhinonemus caudacuta (Storer) Gill, with Gadus

cimbrius Linn. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 348-349.

Catalogue of the birds collected in Martinique by Mr. Fred.
A. Ober, for the Smithsonian Institution. By George N.
Lawrence.

pp. 349-360.

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. Note on Platessa ferruginea, D. H. Storer, and Platessa rostrata,

H. R. Storer. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 3861-362.

. On the identity of Brosmius americanus Gill, with Brosmius

brosme (Miller) White. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton
H. Bean.

pp. 362-363.
On the mortality of fishes in the Gulf of Mexico in 1878. By
lrtPs Jefferson.

pp. 363-364.
Notes on the fishes of Beaufort Harbor, North Carolina. By
David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 365-388.

5. A partial list of the birds of central California. [Edited by R.

Ridgway.] By L. Belding.

pp. 388-449.

. Catalogue of a collection of birds obtained in Guadeloupe for

the Smithsonian Institution, by Mr. Fred. A. Ober. By

George N. Lawrence.
pp. 449-462.

. On two fishes from the Bermudas mistakenly described as new

by Dr. Giinther. By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 462-463.
Description of a species of Lycodes (L. turner’) from Alaska,

believed to be undescribed. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 4638-466.

Descriptions of new species and races of American birds, includ-
ing a synopsis of the genus 7yrannus Cuvier. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 466-486.

. A general catalogue of the birds noted from the islands of the

Lesser Antilles visited by Mr. Fred. A. Ober, with a table
showing their distribution and those found in the United
States. By George N. Lawrence.

pp. 486-488.

VOLUME ITI, CONTAINING PAPERS 62-101.

Department of the Interior: | U.S. National Museum. | —— 19 —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol. II.
| 1879. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smithsonian
Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing Office.
| 1880.

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Notes on the nests and eggs of the eight North American spe-

cies of Hmpidonaces. By T. M. Brewer.
pp. 1-10.

28 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 63. A list of European fishes in the collection of the United States

National Museum. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 10-44.

P. 64. Description of a species of Lycodes (L. paxillus), obtained by
the United States Fish Commission. By G. Brown Goode
and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 44-46.

P. 65. Description of a new species of Liparis (L. ranula), obtained
by the United States Fish Commission off Halifax, Nova
Scotia. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 46-48.

P. 66. Description of a new species of amber fish (Ser/ola stearnsi7),
obtained near Pensacola, Florida, by Mr. Silas Stearns. By
G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 48-51.
P. 67. On the birds of Heligoland. By H. Giitke.
pp. 51-55.

P. 68. Description of Alepocephalus bairdii, a new species of fish from
the deep-sea fauna of the western Atlantic. By G. Brown
Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 55-57.
P. 69. On the species of Astroscopus of the eastern United States. By
Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 57-63.
P. 70. On the occurrence of /Zppoglossus vulgaris Flem., at Una-
lashka and Saint Michael’s, Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 63-66.
P. 71. Description of an apparently new species of Gasterosteus
(G. atkinsi’) from the Schoodic Lakes, Maine. By Tarleton
H. Bean.
pp. 67-69.
P. 72. Review of the Pleuronectide of San Francisco. By W. N.
Lockington.
pp. 69-108.

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P. 73. A preliminary catalogue of the fishes of the Saint John’s River
and the east coast of Florida, with descriptions of a new
genus and three new species. By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 108-121.

P. 74. Catalogue of a collection of fishes sent from Pensacola, Florida,
and vicinity, by Mr. Silas Stearns, with description of six
new species. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 121-156.

P. 75. Notes on New England Isopoda. By Oscar Harger.
pp. 157-165.

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Notice of recent additions to the marine invertebrata, of the
northeastern coast of America, with descriptions of new gen-
era and species and critical remarks on others. (Part I.
Annelida, Gephyrea, Nemertina, Nematoda, Polyzoa, Tuni-
cata, Mollusca, Anthozoa, Echinodermata, Porifera.) By
A. E. Verrill.

pp. 165-205.

Description of a new genus and species of fish, Lopholatilus
chameleonticeps, from the south coast of New England. By
G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 205-209.

On the occurrence of Lycodes vahlii Reinhardt, on La Have
and Grand Banks. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H.
Bean.

pp. 209-210.

List of names, age, tribe, etc., of Indian boys and girls at
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Virginia, plas-
ter casts of whose heads were taken by Clark Mills, esq.,
March, 1879. By R. H. Pratt.

p. 211.

Description of a new fish from Alaska (Anarrhichas lepturus),
with notes upon other species of the genus Anarrhichas. By
Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 212-218.

Notes on certain typical specimens of American fishes in the
British Museum and in the Museum d’Histoire Naturelle at
Paris. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 218-226.

List of marine invertebrata from the New England coast, dis-
tributed by the U. 8S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries.’ By
Richard Rathbun.

pp. 227-232.

Occurrence of Chelura terebrans, a crustacean destructive to
the timber of submarine structures, on the coast of the United
States. By Sidney I. Smith.

pp. 232-235, 2 figs.

Description of new species of North American fishes. By

David S. Jordan.
pp. 235-241.

On the migrations and nesting habits of west-coast birds. By

J. G. Cooper.
pp. 241-251.

Descriptions of new species of carboniferous invertebrate fos-

sils. By C. A. White.

pp. 252-260, 1 plate.

1¥For lists of the specimens contained in Series II, III, IV, see Nos. 230, 231, 371; and in Series V,
see Rep. U.S.N.M., 1895, pp. 292-298,

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A study of the trunk-fishes (Ostraciontide), with notes upon
the American species of the family. By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 261-283.
88. On the habits of the Rocky Mountain goat. By James C.
Merrill.
pp. 283-284.
89. Notes on a collection of fishes from eastern Georgia. By Tar-
leton H. Bean.

pp. 284-286.

. 90. Description of a new species of Am/urus (A. ponderosus), from

the Mississippi river. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 286-290.
91. Note on Endothyra ornata. By C. A. White.
p. 291.
92. Note on Criocardium and Ethmocardium. By C. A. White.
pp. 291-292.

93. Descriptions of new cretaceous invertebrate fossils from Kan-
sas and Texas. By C. A. White.

pp. 292-298, 5 pls.

94. Notes on a collection of fishes obtained in the stream of Guana-
juato and in Chapala Lake, Mexico, by Prof. A. Dugés. By
David S. Jordan.

pp. 298-301.

95. Descriptions of two species of fishes collected by Prof. A.

Dugés in central Mexico. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 302-305.

96. Report of experiments upon the animal heat of fishes, made at
Provincetown, Massachusetts, during the summer of 1879, in
connection with operations of the United States Fish Commis-
sion. By J. H. Kidder.

pp. 306-326.

97. Descriptions of new genera and species of fishes from the coast

of California. By W. N. Lockington.
pp. 326-3832.

98. Catalogue of a collection of fishes obtained in the Gulf of
Mexico by Dr. J. W. Velie, with descriptions of seven new
species. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 333-345.

99. Notice of a new species of the ‘ Willemeesia group of crustacea’
(Recent Eryontide). By Sidney I. Smith.

pp. 345-353, 1 plate.

100. Descriptions of some genera and species of Alaskan fishes.
By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 358-359.

101. Fourth installment of ornithological bibliography; being a list
of faunal publications relating to British birds. By Elliott
Coues.

pp. 359-477,

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. d1

VOLUME III, CONTAINING PAPERS 102-154.

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Revisions of nomenclature of certain North American birds.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 1-16.
Description of a new species of bird of the family Turdidee,
from the island of Dominica, West Indies. By George N.
Lawrence.

pp. 16-17.
Notes on a collection of fishes from east Florida, obtained by
Dr. J. A. Henshall. By David 8. Jordan.

pp. 17-21.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Saint John’s River, Florida,
obtained by Mr. A. H. Curtiss. By David S. Jordan.

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Notes on a collection of fishes from San Diego, California.
By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 23-34.
Description of a new flounder (Yystreurys liolepis) from Santa
Catalina Island, California. By David S. Jordan and Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 34-36.
Description of a new ray (Latyrhina triseriata), from the
coast of California. By David $8. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 36-38.
Description of a new species of ‘‘rock cod” (Sebastichthys
serriceps), from the coast of California. By David S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 38-40.
On the occurrence of Cephaloscyllium laticeps (Duméril) Gill,
on the coast of California. By David 8S. Jordan and Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 40-42.
On the oil-shark of southern California (Ga/eorhinus galeus).
By David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 42-43.

9. The surf-smelt of the northwest coast, and the method of

taking them by the Quillehute Indians, west coast of Wash-

ington territory. By James G. Swan,
pp. 43-46,

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Note on the occurrence of Productus giganteus in California.
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By C. A. White.

pp. 46-47.
Note on Acrothele. By C. A. White.

p. 47.
Description of a new cretaceous Pinna from New Mexico.
By C. A. White.

pp. 47-48.
Note on the occurrence of Strichlandinia salteri and S. david-
soni in Georgia. By C. A. White.

pp. 48-49.
Description of a new flounder (/Veuronichthys verticalis), from
the coast of California, with notes on other species. By David

S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 49-51.

Notes on sharks from the coast of California. By David
S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 51-82.
On the generic relations of Platyrhina exasperata. By David
S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

p. 53.
Remarks on the species of the genus Chzrus found in San

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Francisco market, including one hitherto undescribed. By
W. N. Lockington.

pp. 53-57.
Description of a new fish from Alaska (U/ranidea microstoma).
By W. N. Lockington.

pp. 58-59.
Description of a new species of Agonidee (Drachyopsis verru-
cosus), from the coast of California. By W. N. Lockington.

pp. 60-63.
Description of a new genus and some new species of Cali-
fornia fishes (/costeus wnigmaticus and Osmerus attenuatus).
By W. N. Lockington.

pp. 63-68.
Description of a new hake (Phycis earlliz), from South Caro-
lina, and a note on the occurrence of Phycis regius in North
Carolina. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 69-70.

125. Description of a new species of Sebastichthys (Sebastichthys

126.

miniatus), from Monterey Bay, California. By David 8.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 70-73.
Description of a new species of ‘* rock fish” (Sebastichthys car-
natus), from the coast of California. By David S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert,

pp. 73-79,

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Check-list of duplicates of North American fishes distributed
by the Smithsonian Institution in behalf of the United States

National Museum, 1877-1880.!_ By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 75-116.

. The littoral marine fauna of Provincetown, Cape Cod, Massa-

chusetts. By Richard Rathbun.

pp. 116-133.
Description of a new species of ray (Rada stellulata), from
Monterey, California. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 133-135.
Descriptions of new species of Yiphister and Apodichthys,
from Monterey, California. By David S. Jordan and Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 135-140.

Description of a very large fossil gasteropod from the State
of Puebla, Mexico. By C. A. White.

pp. 140-142, 1 plate.
Description of two new species of Sebastichthys (Sebastichth ys
entomelas and Sebastichthys rhodochloris), from Monterey Bay,
California. By David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 142-146.
On the occurrence of a species of Cremnobates at San Diego,
California. By Rosa Smith.

pp. 147-149.
On some new species of eocene mollusca from the southern
United States. By Angelo Heilprin.

pp. 149-152, 1 plate.
Description of a new agonoid fish (Brachyopsis wyosternus),
from Monterey Bay, California. By David S. Jordan and
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 152-154,
Description of a new flounder (/Zippoglossoides extlis), from
the coast of California. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 154-156.
Descriptions of new invertebrate fossils from the mesozoic and
cenozoic rocks of Arkansas, Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah.
By C. A. White.

pp. 157-162.
A catalogue of the birds of North America. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 163-246.

1For list of fishes distributed in 1881 see No. 185. The list of a later distribution is printed in the
Rep. U.S. Nat. Mus., 1895, pp. 278-280.

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34 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 139. On the identity of the genus Leurynn/s Lockington, with

Lycodopsis Collett. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 247-248.

P. 140. Description of a new chiroid fish (Myriolepis zonifer), from

Monterey Bay, California. By W. N. Lockington.
pp. 248-251.

P. 141. Description of a new species of ray (a:a rhina), from the
coast of California. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 251-253.

P. 142. Description of a new species of parrot of the genus Chrysotis,

from the island of Dominica. By George N. Lawrence.
pp. 254-257.

P. 148. The eulachon or candle-fish of the northwest coast. By James

G. Swan.
pp. 257-264.

P. 144. Description of two new species of fishes (Ascelichthys rhodorus
and Scytalina cerdale), from Neah Bay, Washington territory.
By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 264-268.

P. 145. On Camaraphysema, anew type of sponge. By John A. Ryder.

pp. 269-273, 7 figs.

P. 146. Description of two new species of scopeloid fishes (Sudis rin-

= 1 ~
gens and Myctophum crenulare), from Santa Barbara Channel,
California. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 273-276.
P. 147. Description of two new species of flounders (Parophrys ischy-
y y
rus and Lippoglossoides elassodon), from Puget Sound. By
David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 276-280.

P. 148. On the genitalia of male eels and their sexual characters. By
S. Th. Cattie.

pp. 280-284, 1 fig.

P. 149. Description of a new sparoid fish (Sparus brachysomus), from
Lower California. By W. N. Lockington.

pp. 284-286.

P. 150. Description of seven new species of sebastoid fishes, from the
coast of California. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 287-298.

P. 151. Description of a new embiotocoid (Abeona aurora), from
Monterey, California, with notes on a related species. By
David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 299-301.
P. 152. Description of a new flounder (Platysomatichthys stomias),
from the coast of California. By David 8. Jordan and Charles

H. Gilbert.

pp. 301-303.

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Description of a new embiotoccid fish (Cymatogaster rosaceus),
from the coast of California. By David S. Jordan and
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 303-305.
Description of a new species of deep-water fish (Je¢cehthys lock-
ington’), from the coast of California. By David S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 305-308.
Catalogue of Trochilidz in the collection of the United States
National Museum. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 308-320,
Description of a new embiotocoid fish (Dtrema atripes), from
the coast of California. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 320-322.
Description of a new scorpzeenoid fish (Sebastichthys maliger),
from the coast of California. By David S. Jordan and Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 322-324.
Note on a new flat-fish (Lepidopsetta tsolepis), found in the
markets of San Francisco. By W. N. Lockington.

p. 325.
Note ona forgotten paper of Dr. Ayres and its bearing on the
nomenclature of the cyprinoid fishes of the San Francisco
markets. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 325-327.
Note on ‘*Sema” and ‘* Dacentrus.” By David S. Jordan.

p. 327. :
Description of a new scorpenoid fish (Sehastichthys proriger),
trom Monterey Bay, California. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 327-329.
Description of a new agonoid (Agonus vulsus), from the coast
of California: By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 330-8382.
List of species and varieties of minerals in the National
Museum of the United States in 1879. By Fred. M. Endlich.

pp. 333-335.
Description of a new species of /Hemirhamphus (Hemirham-
phus rose), from the coast of California. By David 5.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 335-336.
Descriptions of seven new species of fishes from deep-sea
soundings on the southern New England coast, with diagnoses
of two undescribed genera of flounders and a genus related
to Merlucius. By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 3387-350.

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Description of anew species of J/cterus from the West Indies.
By George N. Lawrence.

p. 351,
Description of a new species of notidanoid shark (/Zeranchus
corinus), from the Pacific coast of the United States. By
David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 352-355.
Notice of recent additions to the marine invertebrata of the
northeastern coast of America, with descriptions of new gen-
era and species and critical remarks .on others. (Part II.
Mollusca, with notes on Annelida, Echinodermata, etc., col-
lected by the U. 8. Fish Commission.) By A. E. Verrill.

pp. 356-405.
Notice of recent additions to the marine invertebrata of the
northeastern coast of America. (Part III. Catalogue of the
Mollusca recently added to the fauna of southern New Eng-
land.) By A. E. Verrill.

pp. 405-409.
Description of a new species of Vemichthys (Nemichthys avo-
cetta), from Puget Sound. By David S. Jordan and Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 409-410.
Description of a new species of Paralepis (Parelepis corus-
cans), from the Straits of Juan de Fuca. By David 5S.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 411-413.
Preliminary notice of the crustacea dredged, in 64 to 325 fath-
oms, off the south coast of New England, by the United States
Fish Commission in 1890. By S$. I. Smith.

pp. 413-452.
List of the fishes of the Pacific coast of the United States,
with a table showing the distribution of the species. By
David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 452-458.
On the generic relations of Belone exilis Girard. By David S.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

p. 459.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Utah Lake. By David 5.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 459-465.
Description of a new species of ‘*rock-fish” (Sebastichthys
chrysomelas) from the coast of California. By David S.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 465-466.
Fishes from the deep water on the south coast of New England,
obtained by the United States Fish Commission in the summer
of 1880. By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 467-486.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 37
P. 178. Description of a new species of Caranx (Caranx beans), from
Beaufort, North Carolina. By David 8S. Jordan.
pp. 486-488.
P. 179. On a collection of fishes from eastern Mississippi. By O. P.
Hay.

pp. 488-515.

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P. 180. Synopsis and descriptions of American Rhinobatide. 1
Samuel Garman.
pp. 516-528.
P. 181. List of North American species of myriapods belonging to the
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family of the Lysiopetalidee, with a description of a blind
form from Luray Cave, Virginia. By John A. Ryder.
2 9 2 « “
pp. 524-529, 3 figs.
P. 182. Description of a new species of Prionotus (Prionotus stephano-
plrys) from the coast of California. By W. N. Lockington.
pp. 529-532.
P. 183. The frigate mackerel Aw/s roche?. on the New England coast.
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By G. Brown Goode.
pp. 532-535.
P. 184. Wotacanthus phasganorus, a new species of Notacanthide from
the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. By G. Brown Goode.

pp. 535-537.

VOLUME IV, CONTAINING PAPERS 185-256.
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Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol.
LV. 1 88ie"| | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing
Office. | 1882.

8vo., pp. vii, 1-584+142;1 1 plate, 13 figs.

P. 185. Check-list of duplicates of fishes from the Pacific coast of
North America, distributed by the Smithsonian Institution in
behalf of the United States National Museum, 1881. By
David S. Jordan and Pierre L. Jouy.

pp. 1-18.

P. 186. Description of a new species of Squalius (Squalius alicie),

from Utah Lake. By Pierre L. Jouy.
p. 19.

P. 187. Description of a new gobioid fish (Othonops eos), from San

Diego, California. By Rosa Smith.
pp. 19-21.

P. 188. On a duck new to the North American fauna. By Robert

Ridgway.
pp. 22-24.

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On Amazilia yucatanensis Cabot, and A. cerviniventris Gould.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 25-26.
Descriptions of new species of fishes (Uranidea marginata,
Potamocottus bendire:) and of Myctophum crenulare J. and G.
By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 26-29.
Notes on the fishes of the Pacific coast of the United States.
By David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 29-70.
Description of Sebastichthys mystinus. By David 8. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 70-72.
Description of a new species of Ptychochilus (Ptychochilus
harford:), from the Sacramento River. By David S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 72-73.
Note on Raza nornata. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 73-74.
On the fish-mortality in the Gulf of Mexico. By Ernest
Ingersoll.

pp. 74-80.
Notes on Salmonidee of the Upper Columbia. By Charles
Bendire.

pp. 81-87, 1 fig.
A review of the genera and species of the family Centrar-
chide, with a description of one new species. By Charles L.
McKay.

pp. 87-93.
A review of the genus Centurus, Swainson. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 93-119.
Observations on Siredon lichenoides. By William E. Carlin.

pp. 120-121.
On the destruction of fish by poisonous water in the Gulf of
Mexico. By Joseph Y. Porter.

pp. 121-123.
An analysis of water destructive to fish in the Gulf of Mexico.
By F. M. Endlich.

p. 124.

Fish mortality in the Gulf of Mexico. By M. A. Moore.

pp. 125-126.

3. On the destruction of fish by polluted waters in the Gulf of

Mexico. By W.C. W. Glazier.

pp. 126-127.

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Notes on some fishes from Hudson’s Bay. By Tarleton H.
Bean.

pp. 127-129.
On the mineralogical composition of the normal mesozoie dia-
base upon the Atlantic border. By George W. Hawes.

pp. 129-134.
On the determination of feldspar in thin sections of rocks. By
George W. Hawes.

pp. 134-136.
On certain cretaceous fossils from Arkansas and Colorado. By
C. A. White.

pp. 136-139, 1 plate.
Description of a new species of Gobicsox ( Gobiesox rhessodon),
from San Diego, California. By Rosa Smith.

pp. 140-141,
Description of a new genus and species of Cottide. By W.N.

Lockington.
pp. 141-144.

Description of new fishes from Alaska and Siberia. By Tarle-
ton H. Bean.

pp. 144-159.
Description of a new species of fish (Apogon pandionis) from
the deep water off the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. By G.

Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 160-161.

Metallic casting of delicate natural objects. (Translation. )

p. 161.
The occurrence of the Canadian vorcupine in Maryland. By
Otto Lugger.

pp. 161-162.
Note on the latiloid genera. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 162-164.
List of species of Middle and South American birds not con-
tained in the United States National Museum. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 165-203.
Description of a new subspecies of Loxigilla from the island
of St. Christopher, West Indies. By George N. Lawrence.

pp. 204-205.
Notes on the mortality of fishes of the Gulf of Mexico. By
S. H. Johnson.

p. 205.
The comparative action of dry heat and sulphurous acid upon
putrefactive bacteria. [Experiments by D. Wermch. |

p. 206.
List of special desiderata among North American birds. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 207-223.

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On Semper’s method of making dry preparations.

pp. 224-225.
Notes on a collection of fishes, made by Lieut. Henry E.
Nichols, U. S. N., on the west coast of Mexico, with descrip-
tions of new species. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 225-233.
Report on the contents of two bottles of water from the Gulf
of Mexico, forwarded by the Smithsonian Institution. By
W. G. Farlow.

p. 234.
Remains of the walrus (7) in Maine. By C. H. Boyd.

pp. 234-235.
Directions for collecting and preserving fish. By Tarleton H.
Bean.

pp. 235-288.
A preliminary catalogue of the fishes of Alaskan and adjacent
waters. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 239-272.
Methods of making and preserving plaster casts. By
Anthony Pirz.

pp. 272-273.
List of fishes collected by Lieut. Henry FE. Nichols, U. S. N.,
in the Gulf of California and on the west coast of Lower
California, with descriptions of four new species. By David
S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 273-279.
On the genera of chitons. By William H. Dall.

pp. 279-291,
Notes on certain aboriginal shell-mounds on the coast of New
Brunswick and of New England. By Spencer F. Baird.

pp. 292-297.
List of marine invertebrates, mainly from the New England
coast, distributed by the United States National Museum.
Series II. By Richard Rathbun.

pp. 298-808.
List of marine invertebrates from the New England coast,
distributed by the United States National Museum. Series

Ill. Educational series. By Richard Rathbun.
pp. 304-807.

Catalogue of a collection of Japanese woods presented to the
United States National Museum by the University of Tokio,
Japan. By Lester F. Ward.

pp. 308-811.
A partial bibliography of the fishes of the Pacific coast of the
United States and of Alaska, for the year 1880. By Tarle-
ton H. Bean.

pp. 312-317.

P.

254.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 41

Catalogue of Old World birds in the United States National
Museum. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 317-333.
Notes on some Costa Rican birds. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 333-337.
Description of a new fly-catcher and a supposed new petrel
from the Sandwich Islands. By Robert Ridgway.

997 O86

Description of thirty-three new species of fishes from Mazatlan,
Mexico. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 338-365.
Description of a new owl from Porto Rico. By Robert
Ridgeway.

pp. 366-371.
Description of two new races of J/yadestes obscurus Lafr. By
Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 371-374.
Description of two new thrushes from the United States. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 374-379.
Benthodesmus, & new genus of deep-sea fishes, allied to Lep-
idopus. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 379-383.
Description of a new species of Pomadasys from Mazatlan,
with a key to the species known to inhabit the Pacific coasts of
tropical America. By David $8. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 383-388.
The rapid preparation of large myological specimens. By M.
Felix Plateau.

pp. 388-391.
On the Chinook names of the salmon in the Columbia River.
By Silas B. Smith.

pp. 391-392.
Remarks on the osteology of Opheosaurus ventralis. By
R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 392-400, 9 figs. :
On certain limpets and chitons from the deep waters off the

eastern coast of the United States. By William H. Dall.
pp. 400-414. >

On two recent additions to the North American bird fauna,
by L. Belding. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 414-415.
The taxonomonic relations and geographical distribution of
the members of the sword-fish family, Xiphide. By G.
Brown Goode.

pp. 415-433.

42 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 249. On the North American land tortoises of the genus Xerobates.
By Frederick W. True.
pp. 484-449, 3 figs.
P. 250. Catalogue of a collection of Japanese cotton fiber presented to
the United States National Museum by the Government of
Japan together with the amount of the annual crop of Japan
and the price of cotton. (Prepared by the Japanese legation. )
pp. 449-452.
P. 251. Brief account of cotton husbandry in Japan. (Prepared by
the Japanese legation.)
pp. 452-453.
P. 252. Description of a new species of Xenichthys (Xenichthys wenu-
rus) from the west coast of Central America. By David 8.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
p. 454.

P. 253. List of anthropological publications. By Charles Rau.
pp. 455-458.

P. 254. Description of five new species of fishes from Mazatlan,

Mexico. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 458-463.

P. 255. Notes on a col.ection of ishes made by Capt. Henry F. Nich-
ols, U. S. N., in British Columbia and southern Alaska, with
descriptions of new species and a new genus (Delolepis). By
Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 463-474.

P. 256. On the rare rodent Cricetodipus parvus (Baird) Coues. By

Frederick W. True.
pp. 474-475.
VOLUME V, CONTAINING PAPERS 257-342.

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V. | 1882. | | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing
Office. | 1883.

8Vv0., pp. xi, 1-703, 12 pls., 52 figs.

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Information concerning some fossil trees in the United States
National Museum. By P. T. Swaine and J.T. C. Hegewald.
pp. 1-3.
P. 258. A study of the Phronimide of the North Pacific surveying
“ So
expedition. By Thomas H. Streets.
pp. 3-9, 1 plate.
P. 259. Description of several new races of North American birds.
By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 9-15.

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Synopsis of the West Indian Myadestes. By Leonhard Stej-
neger.

pp. 15-27, 1 plate. :
On some generic and specific appellations of North American
and European birds. By Leonhard S ejneger.

pp. 28-43.
On the genera //arporhynchus, Cabanis, and Methriopterus,
Reichenbach, with a description of a new genus of Mimine.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 43-46.
On a phosphatic sandstone from Hawthorne, in Florida. By
George W. Hawes.

pp. 46-48.
Notes on the native trees of the Lower Wabash and White

river valleys, in Illinois and Indiana. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 49-88.

Notes on fishes collected by Capt. Charles Bendire, U. S. A.,
in Washington territory and Oregon, May to October, 1881.
By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 89-93.
New molluscan forms from the Laramie and Green River
groups, with discussion of some associated forms heretofore
known. By Charles A. White.

pp. 94-99, 2 pls.
The molluscan fauna of the Truckee group, including a new
form. By Charles A. White.

pp. 99-102, 1 plate.
Description of four new species of sharks, from Mazatlan,
Mexico. By David 8S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 102-110.
Description of a new shark (Carcharias lamiella), from San
Diego, California. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 110-111.
Critical remarks on the tree-creepers (Certhia) of Europe and
America. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 111-116.
Note on the occurrence of a silver lamprey (/chthyomyzon
castaneus Girard), in Louisiana. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 117-119.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Johnston’s Island, includ-
ing descriptions of five new species. By Rosa Smith and
Joseph Swain.

pp. 119-143.
Description of a new cyprinodont (Zygonectes *nurus), from
southern Illinois. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.

Gilbert.
pp. 143-144.

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Notes on birds collected during the summer of 1880 in Alaska
and Siberia. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 144-173.
Outlines of a monograph of the Cygnine. By Leonhard
Stejneger.

pp. 174-221, 16 figs.
Notes on the habits and rearing of the axolotl, Amblystoma
mexicanum. By M. Carbonnier.

pp. 221-222.
Description of a new species of Uranidea (Uranidea polli-
caris), from Lake Michigan. By David S$. Jordan and
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 222-223.
Observations on four mules in milk. By Alfred Dugés.

pp. 223-225.
On Lagopus mutus Leach, and its allies. By Lucien M.
Turner.

pp. 225-238.
Genera of the Scolopendrellide. By J. A. Ryder.

p. 234.
A list of the species of fishes recorded as occurring in the Gulf
of Mexico. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 234-240.
Notes on fishes observed about Pensacola, Florida, and Gal-
veston, Texas, with description of new species. By David
S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 241-307.
A review of the Syngnathine of the United States, with a
description of one new species. By Joseph Swain.

pp. 307-815.
Notice of recent additions to the marine invertebrata of the
northeastern coast of America, with descriptions of new
genera and species and critical remarks on others. (Part IV.
Additions to the deep-water mollusca, taken off Martha’s
Vineyard, in 1880 and 1881.) By A. EK. Verrill.

pp. 315-343.
Descriptions of some new North American birds. By Robert
Ridgeway.

pp. 348-346.
Description of a new species of Uranidea (Uranidea rhothea)
from Spokane River, Washington territory. By Rosa Smith.

pp. 347-348.
On the eastward distribution of the black-tailed deer (Caracus
columbianus). By Charles Bendire.

pp. 348-349.
Description of a new species of blenny (/sesthes gilbert?) from

Santa Barbara, California. By David 8. Jordan.
pp. 349-351. ;

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 45

. 289. Description of a new species of Conodon (Conodon serrifer),
from Boca Soledad, Lower California. By David S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 351-352.

290. Catalogue of the fishes collected by Mr. John Xantus at Cape
San Lucas, which are now in the United States National
Museum, with descriptions of eight new species. By David.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 353-871.

_ 991. List of fishes collected by Mr. John Xantus at Colima, Mex-

ico. By David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 371-372.

999. List of fishes collected at Panama by Capt. John M. Dow,
now in the United States National Museum. By David 5.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 373-378.

_ 293. List of a collection of fishes made by Mr. L. Belding near

Cape San Lucas, Lower California. By David S. J ordan and

Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 378-381.

_ 994. Tist of fishes collected at Panama by Rev. Mr. Rowell, now
preserved in the United States National Museum. By
David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 381-382.

295. On a collection of birds from the Hacienda ‘‘ La Palma,”
Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica. [With critical notes by R.
Ridgway.| By C. C. Nutting.

pp. 382-409.

296. Descriptions of two new species of fishes (Sebastichthys umbro-
sus and Citharichthys stigmeus), collected at Santa Barbara,
California, by Andrea Larco. By David S. Jordan and
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 410-412.
297. Descriptions of twenty-five new species of fish from the south-

ern United States, and three new genera, Letharcus, Loglossus,

and Chriodorus. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 412-437.

. 298. Description of a new species of goby (Gobiosoma vos), from

Vancouver’s Island. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H.

Gilbert.

pp. 437-438.

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Descriptions of new species of reptiles and amphibians in the
United States National Museum. By H. C. Yarrow.

pp. 488-443.
300. Contribution to the miocene flora of Alaska. By L. Lesque-
reux.

pp. 443-449, 5 pls.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Remarks on the systematic arrangement of the American
Turdide. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 449-483, 33 figs.
On the family Centropomide. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 484-485, 1 plate.
Nomenclature of the Xiphiids. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 485-486.
On the family and subfamilies of Carangide. By Theodore
Gill.

pp. 487-493.
Catalogue of a collection of birds made in the interior of Costa
Rica by Mr. C. C. Nutting. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 493-502.
Brief descriptions of fossil plants, chiefly tertiary, from west-
ern North America. By J. S. Newberry.

pp. 502-414.
Note on the Leptocardians. ‘By Theodore Gill.

pp. 515-516.
Note on the Myzonts or Marsipobranchiates. By Theodore
Gill.

pp. 516-517.
Nof2 on the Bdellostomide and Myxinide. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 517-520.
Note on the Petromyzontids. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 521-525.
Description of a new warbler from the island of Santa Lucia,
West Indies. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 525-526.
Description of a supposed new plover from Chili. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 526-527.
Catalogue of a collection of birds made at various points along
the western coast of Lower California, north of Cape Saint
Eugenio. [Edited by R. Ridgway.] By L. Belding.

pp. 527-532.
Catalogue of a ccllection of birds made near the southern
extremity of the peninsula of Lower California. [Edited by
R. Ridgway.] By L. Belding.

pp. 532-550.
On the genus Zantalus Linn., and its allies. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 550-551.
Supplementary note on the Pediculati. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 551-556. -
Note on the Pomatomidee. By Theodore Gill.
Note on the affinities of the Ephippiids. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 957-560.

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On the relations of the family Lobotide. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 560-561.
Note on the relationships of the Echeneidids. By Theodore
Gill.

pp. 561-566, 1 plate.
Note on the genus Sparus. By Theodore Gill.
On the proper name of the blue fish. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 967-570.
Does the panther (7elis concolor) go into the water to kill
fish? By Livingston Stone.

p. 570.
On certain neglected generic names of La Cépéde. By David
S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 570-576.
On the synonymy of the genus Lothus Rafinesque. By
David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 576-577.
Description of a new species of Artedius (Artedius fenestralis),
from Puget Sound. By David S$. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 577-579.
Description of a new species of Urolophus (Urolophus aste-
rias), from Mazatlan and Panama. By David 5. Jordan and
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 579-580.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Charleston, South Caro-
lina, with descriptions of three new species. By David 5.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 580-620.
List of fishes in the museum of Yale College, collected by
Prof Frank H. Bradley, at Panama, with descriptions of
three new species. By David S. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 620-682.
Jumping seeds and galls. By Charles V. Riley.

pp. 632-635, 1 fig.
Note on cluster flies. By William H. Dall.

pp. 685-637.
A review of the genus Woturus, with a description of one
new species. By Joseph Swain and George B. Kalb.

pp. 638-644
Catalogue of a collection of samples of raw cotton presented
to the United States National Museum by the International

Cotton Exposition, Atlanta, Georgia, 1881. By 5S. M. Inman.
pp. 644-645,

48 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 334. Description of two new species of fishes (A/yrophis vafer and
Chloroscombrus orqueta) from Panama. By David 8. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 645-647.

P. 335. Description of a new eel (S/dera castanea), from Mazatlan,

Mexico. By David S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 647-648.
P. 336. On the nomenclature of the genus Ophichthys. By David 8.

Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 648-651.

P. 337. On the life coloration of the young of Pomacentrus rubicun-

dus. By Rosa Smith.
pp. 652-658.

P. 338. On a cinnamon bear from Pennsylvania. By Frederick W.

True.
pp. 653-656.

P. 339. Description of a new petrel from Alaska. By Robert Ridg-

way.
pp. 656-658.

P. 340. Description of a species of whitefish, Coregonus hoy (Gill)
Jordan, called ‘‘smelt” in some parts of New York. By
Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 658-660.

P. 341. Note on a Potsdam sandstone, or conglomerate, from Berks

County, Pennsylvania. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 660 661.

P. 342. Description of a new species of Alepidosaurus (A. wsculapius),

from Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 601-663.

VOLUME VI, CONTAINING PAPERS 343-396.

Department of the Interior: | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Pro-
ceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol. VI. |
1883. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing

Office. | 1884.

8vo., pp. Vil, 1-530,! 14 pls., 6 figs.

P. 343. Preliminary report on the brachyura and anomura dredged
in deep water off the south coast of New England by the
United States Fish Commission in 1880, 1881, and 1882. By
Sidney I. Smith.
pp. 1-57, 6 pls.
P. 344. Contributions to the history of the Commander Islands.
No. 1. Notes on the natural history, including descriptions

of new cetaceans. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 98-89.

1 Includes circulars 19-23.

P. 345.

P. 346.

P. 349.

'P, 350.

Pook,

P3852,

P. 353.

Poot:

Ps.355:

P. 356.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 49

Descriptions of some birds supposed to be undescribed, from
the Commander Islands and Petropauloyski, collected by
Dr. Leonhard Stejneger, U. S. Signal Service. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 90-96.
Description of a new genus and species of aleyonoid polyp,
from Japanese waters, with remarks on the structure and

habits of related forms, etc. By Robert E. C. Stearns.
pp. 96-101, 1 plate.

Report on a fragment of cloth taken from a mound in Ohio.

By J. G. Hunt.
pp. 101-102.
Lucilia macellaria infesting man. By Fred. Humbert.
pp. 103-105.
Fish mortality in the Gulf of Mexico. By 8. T. Walker.
pp. 105-109.
The generic names Amtraand Thyris replaced. By G. Brown
Goode.
p. 109.
Shell beds in Westchester, New York. By Merritt Willis.
p. 109.
Notes on the nomenclature of certain North American fishes.
By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 110-111.
Notes on the natural history of Labrador. By W. A. Stearns.
pp. 111-137.
On the black nodules or so-called inclusions in the Maine
granites. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 137-141.
Description of two new species of fishes (Aprion ariommus
and Ophidium beant), from Pensacola, Florida. By David
S. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 142-144.
On the probable identity of MJotacilla ocularis Swinhoe and
M. amurensis Seebohm, with remarks on an allied supposed
species, J. blackistoni Seebohm. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 144-147.
The first occurrence of Psewdotriacits microdon Capello, on the

coast of the United States. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 147-150.

On a pair of abnormal antlers-of the Virginia deer. By

Frederick W. True.
p. 151, 1 fig.
Description of new species of reptiles in the United States

National Museum. By H. C. Yarrow.
pp. 152-154.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Description of some new birds from Lower California, col-
lected by Mr. L. Belding. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 154-156.
Anthus cervinus Pallas, in Lower California. By Robert Ridg-
way.

pp. 156-157.
Note on Merula confinis Baird. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 158-159.
Preliminary note on the crystalline schists of the District of
Columbia. By George P. Merrill. |

pp. 159-161.
Catalogue of a collection of ethnological specimens obtained
from the Ugashagmut tribe, Ugashak River, Bristol Bay,
Alaska. By William J. Fisher.

pp. 161-165.
On the collection of Maine building stones in the United
States National Museum. By George P. Merrill.

pp. 165-183.
On the Macrocheilus of Phillips, /7/ectostylus of Conrad, and
Soleniscus of Meek and Worthen. By Charles A. White.

pp. 184-187, 1 plate.
A review of the American Carangine. By David 5S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 188-207.
Note on the genera of Petromyzontide. By David S. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

p. 208.
Description of a new Murenoid eel (Sidera_ chlevastes), from
the Galapagos islands. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 208-210.
Description of a new species of Rhinobatus (Rhinobatus glau-
costigma), from Mazatlan, Mexico. By David 8. Jordan and
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 210-211.
List of duplicate marine invertebrates distributed by the
United States National Museum. Series IV. Educational
Series No. 2. By Richard Rathbun.

pp. 212-216.
The life colors of Cremnobates integripinnis. By Rosa Smith.

pp. 216-217.
Note on the occurrence of Gasterosteus williamson? Grd., in an
artesian well at San Bernardino, California. By Rosa Smith.

p. 217.
List of the crustacea dredged on the coast of Labrador by the
expedition under the direction of W. A. Stearns, in 1882.
By Sidney I. Smith.

pp. 218-222.

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P. 384.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. . 51

Review of the marine crustacea of Labrador. By Sidney I.
Smith.

pp. 223-232.
Notes on the fishes of Todos Santos Bay, Lower California.
By Rosa Smith.

y

pp. 232-236.
Catalogue of mollusca and echinodermata dredged on the coast
of Labrador by the expedition under the direction of Mr.
W. A. Stearns, in 1882. By Katharine J. Bush.

pp. 236-247, 1 plate.
List of fishes collected in the Clear Fork of the Cumberland,
Whitley County, Kentucky, with descriptions of three new
species. By David 8. Jordan and Joseph Swain.

pp. 248-251.
A description of a new species of //adropterus (Hadropterus
scierus) from southern Indiana. By Joseph Swain.

p. 252.
Diagnoses of new genera and species of deep-sea fish-like
vertebrates. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 253-260.
Diagnoses of new genera of nemichthyoid eels. By Theodore
Gill and John A. Ryder.

J

pp. 260-262. 5
On the anatomy and relations of the EKurypharyngide. By
Theodore Gill and John A. Ryder.

pp. 262-273.
Ornithological notes on collections made in Japan from June
to December, 1882. By Pierre L. Jouy.

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pp. 273-318.
On a collection of shells sent from Florida by Mr. Henry
Hemphill. By William H. Dall.

pp. 318-342, 1 plate.
List of birds found at Guaymas, Sonora, in December, 1882,
and April, 1883. By L. Belding.

pp. 343-344.

P. 386. Second catalogue of a collection of birds made near the south-

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P. 388.

ern extremity of Lower California. [Edited by R. Ridgway. |
By L. Belding.

pp. 344-352.
Notes on a collection of fishes made in 1882 and 1883 by Capt.
Henry E. Nichols, U. S. N., in Alaska and British Columbia,
with a description of a new genus and species, /rzonistius
macellus. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 353-361.
Notes on some fishes collected by James G. Swan in Washing-
ton territory, including a new species of MJacrurus. By
Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 362-364.

52 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 389. Notes on fishes observed at the head of Chesapeake Bay in the
spring of 1882; and upon other species of the same region.
By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 365-367.
P. 390. Notes on some Japanese birds related to North American
species. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 368-371.
P. 391. Ona collection of birds from Nicaragua. [Edited by R. Ridg-
way.| By Charles C. Nutting.
pp. 372-410.
P. 592. On some Costa Rican birds, with descriptions of several sup-
posed new species. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 410-415.
P. 393. On an antique Roman mosaic from Carthage, now in the
United States National Museum. By G. H. Heap.
pp. 415-417.
P. 394. On the skeleton of Phoca ([Tistriophoca) fasciata Zimmerman.
By Frederick W. True.
pp. 417-426, 4 pls., 1 fig.
P. 395. On the source of the jadeite implements of the Alaskan Innu-
its. By E. W. Nelson.
pp. 426-427.
P. 396. On the origin of the fossil bones discovered in the vicinity of
Tise’s Ford, Florida. By S. T. Walker.
pp. 427-429.

VOLUME VII, CONTAINING PAPERS 397-469.

Department of the Interior: | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Pro-
ceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol. VIL. |
L884. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smithsonian

Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing Office. |
1885.

8vo., pp. Vili, 1-661,! 2 pls., 15 figs.

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P. 397. List of, and notes upon, the lichens collected by Dr. T. H.
Bean in Alaska and the adjacent region in 1880. By J. T.

Rothrock.
pp. 1-9.
P. 398. On the chlorophylloid granules of Vorticella. By John A.
Ryder.

pp. 9-12, 1 fig.
P. 399. A new geographical race of the mountain sheep (Ovw/s montana
dali var. nov.), from Alaska. By E. W. Nelson.
pp. 12-18.
P. 400. Note on Selasphorus torridus Salvin. By Robert Ridgway.

p. i4.

1 Including circulars 24-31,

P. 401.

P. 402.

P. 403:

P. 404.

P. 405.

P. 406.

Ps 40%.

P. 410.

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fel 2).

P. 413.

P. 414.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 53

A review of the species of the genus Calamus. By David 5.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 14-24.
Descriptions of ten new species of fishes from Key West,
Florida. By David 8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 24-82.
Note on Caranx ruber and Carana bartholoma:. By David S.
Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 82-83.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Pensacola, obtained by
Silas Stearns, with descriptions of two new species (Hvocetus
volador and Gnathypops mystacinus). By David S. Jordan.

pp. 33-40. 7
Note on Alurichthys eydouxii and Porichthys porosissinus.
By David 8. Jordan.

pp. 40-41.
Notes on some Florida fishes. By G. Brown Goode and Tarle-
ton H. Bean.

pp. 42-47.
Description of a new species of whitefish (Coregonus nelsoni),
from Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.

p. 48.
On the literature and systematic relations of the saccopharyn-
goid fishes. By Theodore Gill and John A. Ryder.

pp. 48-65, 1 plate.
On domesticated hybrid ducks (Anas boschas+-obscura). By
Elisha Siade.

p. 66.
On prochlorite from the District of Columbia. By George
P. Merrill.

p. 67.
Melanetta fusca (Linn.) in Alaska. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 68.
Description of a new snow bunting from Alaska. By Robert
Ridgeway.

pp. 68-70.
On the use of trinominals in American ornithology. By Leon-
hard Stejneger.

pp. 70-81.
Descriptions of scaroid fishes from Havana and Key West,
including five new species. By David S. Jordan and Joseph
Swain.

pp. 81-102.
Description of a new species. of Spherium. By Temple Prime.

pp. 102-103.
List of fishes collected at Key West, Florida, with notes and
descriptions. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 103-150.

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429.

BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Note on Calamus providens, a new species of Calamus. By
David S$. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

p. 150.
A catalogue of the fishes received from the Public Museum of
the Institute of Jamaica, with descriptions of Pr/stipoma
approcimans and Tylosurus curyops, two new species. By
Tarleton H. Bean and H. G. Dresel.

pp. 151-170.
On a new muskrat, Weofiber allen’, from Florida. By Fred-
erick W. True.

pp. 170-172.
On a collection of birds made by Messrs. J. E. Benedict and
W. Nye, of the United States Fish Commission steamer
Albatross. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 172-180.
Contributions to the history of the Commander Islands. No.
2. Investigations relating to the date of the extermination
of Steller’s sea-cow. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 181-189.
An identification of the figures of fishes in Catesby’s ‘* Natural
History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands.” By
David $. Jordan.

pp. 190-199.
A list of fishes collected in the east fork of White River,
Indiana, with descriptions of two new species. By Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 199-205.
Notes on the fishes of Switz City swamp, Greene County,
Indiana. By Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 206-210.
Remarks on the species of the genus Cepphus. By Leonhard
Stejneger.

pp. 210-229, 6 figs.
Notes on fishes collected by David S. Jordan at Cedar Keys,
Florida. By David S. Jordan and Joseph Swain.

pp. 230-234.
List of fishes observed in the Saint John’s River at Jackson-
ville, Florida. By David S. Jordan and Seth E. Meek.

pp. 235-237.
Notes on the pipe-fishes of Key West, Florida, with a descrip-
tion of Siphostoma mckay?t, a new species. By Joseph Swain
and Seth E. Meek.

pp. 237-289.
Descriptions of Physiculus fulvous and Lotella mawxillaris, new
species of fishes collected in 1881 by the United States Fish

Commission. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 240-242.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.

On the occurrence of the striped bass in the Lower Missis-

P. 430.
sippi valley. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 242-244.
P. 431. Notes on some Greenland fishes. By H. G. Dreset.
pp. 244-258.
P. 432. Description of a new species of field-sparrow from New Mex-
ico. By Robert Ridgway.
p. 259.
P. 433. Notes on fishes collected at Guaymas, Mexico, by Mr. H. F.
Emeric, with a description of Gobiosoma histrio, a new

By David S. Jordan.
By

species.
pp. 260-261.
A review of the American species of marine Mugilide.

P. 434.
David S. Jordan and Joseph Swain.

pp. 261-275.
Synopsis of the genera of the superfamily Teuthidoidea
By Theodore Gill.

P. 435.
(families Teuthididee and Siganidee).
By David 8.

pp. 275-281.
P. 436. A review of the species of the genus Hawmulon.
Jordan and Joseph Swain.

pp. 281-317.
List of the fishes collected in the vicinity of New Orleans by
By David 8. Jordan.

P. 487.

Drak. W-snuteldt, U.S: A.
pp. 318-322.

P. 438. List of the fishes collected in Lake Jessup, and Indian River,
Florida, by Mr. R. E. Earll, with descriptions of two new
species. By David 8. Jordan.

pp. 322-324.
P. 439. Concerning some of the forms assumed by the patella in birds.
By R. W. Shufeldt.
pp. 324-331, 7 figs.
P. 440. Observations upon a collection of insects made in the vicinity
of New Orleans, Louisiana, during the years 1882 and 1883.

By R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 331-388, 1 fig.

Hermaphrodite fishes. (Translation from ‘‘ Der Naturfor-

P. 441.
scher.”)
pp. 339-340.
P. 442. Contributions to the history of the Commander Islands. No.3.
Report on the mollusca of the Commander Islands, Bering
Sea, collected by Leonhard Stejneger in 1882 and 1883. By
William H. Dall.
pp. 340-349, 1 plate.
P. 443. Note on the Sternoptychide. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 349-351.
P. 444. The osteological characteristics of the Lutjanine. By Theo-

dore Gill.

pp. 351-355,

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P. 445.

P. 446.

P. 447.

P. 448.

P. 449.

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P. 459.

BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

A contribution to the terminology of ichthyography. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 356-357.
Description of a new species of coot from the West Indies.
By Robert Ridgway. ;

pp. 358.
A review of the American species of Hpinephelus and related
genera. By David S. Jordan and Joseph Swain.

pp. 358-410.
Synopsis of the plectognath fishes. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 411-427.
A review of the species of Lutjaninz and Hoplopagrinz found
in American waters. By David 8. Jordan and Joseph Swain.

pp. 427474.
Description of four new species of Cyprinids in the United
States National Museum. By David 8. Jordan and Seth E.
Meek.

pp. 474-477.
Descriptions of four new species of Pewcilichthys in the United
States National Museum. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 477-480.
Description of Sciwna sciera, a new species of Sccawna from
Mazatlan and Panama. By David S$. Jordan and Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 480-482.
Description of Zygonectes zonifer, a new species of Zygonectes,
from Nashville, Georgia. By David S. Jordan and Seth E.
Meek.

p. 482.
Annotated list of the described species of parasitic Copepoda
(Siphonostoma) from American waters contained in the
United States National Museum. By Richard Rathbun.

pp. 488-492.
On some new or little known decapod crustacea, from recent
Fish Commission dredgings off the east coast of the United
States. By Sidney I. Smith.

pp. 493-511,
Description of three new fishes from Kansas. By Charles H.
Gilbert.

pp. 512-514.
Description of a new race of the red-shouldered hawk from
Florida. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 514-515.
On two hitherto unnamed sparrows from the coast of Cali-
fornia. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 516-518.
Description of seven new species of crustacea and one worm
from Arctic Alaska. By John Murdoch.

pp. 518-522.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 57

P. 460. New or specially interesting shells of the Point Barrow expedi-
tion. By William H. Dall.

pp. 523-526.

P. 461. Description of a new species of //ybopsis ({Tybopsis montanus).

By Seth E. Meek.
pp. 526-527.

P. 462. Contributions to the history of the Commander Islands. No.
4. A. Notes upon the plants collected on the Commander
Islands (Bering and Copper islands) by Leonhard Stejneger.
By Asa Gray.

pp. 527-529.

P. 463. [Contributions to the history of the Commander Islands. No.
4] B. Additional notes on the plants of the Commander
Islands. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 529-538.

P. 464. Description of a new species of flounder, Citharichthys

macrops, from Pensacola, Florida. By H. G. Dresel.
pp. 539-541.

P. 465. Description of three new species of fishes (2réonotus stearns?,
Prionotus ophryas, and Anthias vivanus), collected at Pensa-
cola, Florida, by Mr. Silas Stearns. By David S. Jordan
and Joseph Swain.

pp. 541-545.

P. 466. Supplementary notes on North American fishes. By David

S. Jordan.
pp. 545-548.

P. 467. Description of a new species of /Zybognathus (Llybognathus

hay?) from Mississippi. By David S. Jordan.
pp. 548-550.

P. 468. On the occurrence of Loncheres armatus (Geoff.) Wagner, in
the island of Martinique, West Indies. By Frederick W.
True.

pp. 550-551.

P. 469. Notes on fishes collected at San Cristobal, Lower California,

by Mr. Charles H. Townsend, assistant, U.S. Fish Commis-

sion. By Rosa Smith.
pp. 551-553.

VOLUME VII, CONTAINING PAPERS 470-548.

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ceedings | of the | United States National Museum. |-Vol. VIII. |

1885. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smithsonian
Institution. | ——- | Washington: | Government Printing Office. |
1886.

&vo., pp. Viii, 1-729,! 25 pls., 15 figs.

1 Ineluding circulars 32 and 33.

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List of fishes collected in Iowa and Missouri in August, 1884,
with descriptions of three new species. By David S$. Jordan
and Seth EK. Meek.

pp. 1-17.
On Estrelata fisheri and &. defilippiana. By Robert Ridg-
way.
pp. 17-18.

Icterus cucullatus Swainson, and its geographical variations.
By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 18-19.
Passer saturatus, a new species of tree-sparrow from the Liu-
Kiu Islands, Japan. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 19-20.
Description of a new species of Contopus from tropical
America. By Robert Ridgway.
p. 21.
Note on the Anser leucoparedus of Brandt. By Robert Ridg-
way.
pp. 21-22.
Description of a new warbler from Yucatan. By Robert
Ridgway.
p. 23.
Description of two new birds from Costa Rica. By Robert
Ridgway.
pp. 28-24.
Description of three supposed new honey creepers from the
Lesser Antilles, with a synopsis of the species of the genus
Jerthiola. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 25-30.
On hornblende andesites from the new voleano on Bogosloff
Island in Bering Sea. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 31-83.
On Cathartes burrovianus Cassin, and C. urubitinga Pelzeln.
By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 34-86.
On Onychotes gruberi. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 36-38.
Notes and descriptions taken from selachians in the U. 8.

National Museum. By 8. Garman.
pp. 39-44.

A review of the American species of flying fishes (ocwtus).
By David 8. Jordan and Seth E. Meek.

pp. 44-67.
Notes on skeletons of Etheostomatine. By David 8. Jordan

and Carl H. Eigenmann.
pp. 68-72.

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Note on the scientific name of the yellow perch, the striped
bass, and other North American fishes. By David S. Jordan.
pp. 72-73.
Description of a new species of Plectromus (P. crassiceps),
taken by the United States Fish Commission. By Tarleton
H. Bean.
pp. 73-74.
Description of a new species of Asp/dophoroides (A. giintheri),
from Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 74-75.
Remarks on the type specimen of Buteo owvypterus Cassin.
By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 75-77.
Early iron manufacture in Virginia, 1619-1776. By R. A.
Brock.
pp. 77-80.
Note on Mr. Garman’s paper on ‘‘The American salmon and
trout.” By David S. Jordan.
pp. 81-83.
Report upon the echini collected by the United States Fish
Commission steamer Albatross, in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf
of Mexico, January to May, 1884. By Richard Rathbun.
pp. 83-89.
An account of recent captures of the California sea-elephant,
and statistics relating to the present abundance of the species.
By Charles H. Townsend.
pp. 90-93.
Description of a new species of boat-billed heron from Central
America. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 93-94.
Description of anew hawk from Cozumel. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 94-95.
Ona new species of porpoise, Phocena dalli, from Alaska.
By Frederick W. ‘True.
pp. 95-98, 4 pls.
On Peucwea mexicana Lawr., a sparrow new to the United
States. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 98-99.
On deposits of voleanic dust in southwestern Nebraska. — By
George P. Merrill.
pp. 99-100, 1 fig.

On the influence of atropia on the heart. By H. G. Beyer.
pp. 101-103, 1 plate.

Catalogue of the birds of Costa Rica, indicating those species
of which the United States National Museum possesses speci-

mens from that country. By José C. Zeledon.
pp. 104-118.

60 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 500. Identification of the species of Cyprinids and Catostomide,
described by Dr. Charles Girard, in the ‘* Proceedings of the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia” for 1856.
By David 8. Jordan.

pp. 118-127.

P. 501. On the development of viviparous osseous fishes. By John A.

tyder.
pp. 128-155, 6 pls.
P. 502. On certain features of the development of the salmon. By
John A. Ryder.
pp. 156-162, 1 plate.
P. 503. On the “theostoma varcatum of Kirtland. By David S. Jordan.
pp. 163-165.

P. 504. On the occurrence of //adropterus aurantiacus Cope, in the

French Broad River, North Carolina. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 165-166.

P. 505. On the identity of Cottus maculatus Fischer, with Cottus

bubalis Kuphrasen. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 166-167.

P. 506. Description of a new crustacean allied to Z/omarus and Neph-

rops. By Sidney I. Smith.
pp. 167-170.

P. 507. On some genera and species of Penzidie, mostly from recent
dredgings of the United States Fish Commission. By Sid-
ney I. Smith.

pp. 170-190.

P. 508. On Stathmonotus, a new genus of fishes related to Murzenoides,
from Florida. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 191-192, 1 plate.

P. 509. Note on Stoasodon narinari EKuphrasen. By Tarleton H.
Bean.

pp. 192-193.
P. 510. On the American fishes in the Linnean collection. “By G.
Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 193-208.
P. 511. Note on Lpinephelus nigritus. By David 8. Jordan.
pp. 208-209.

P. 512. Description of a new species of Amblystoma (Amblystoma
copertanum), from Indiana. By O. P. Hay.

pp. 209-213, 1 plate.

P. 513. List of plants collected by Mr. Charles L. McKay at Nusha-
gak, Alaska, in 1881, for the United States National Museum.
By Frank H. Knowlton.

pp. 213-221.

P. 514. The generic name of the Pastinacas, or ‘‘sting-rays.” By

S. Garman.

pp. 221-224.

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The influence of variations of temperature upon the rate and
the work of the heart of the slider terrapin (seudemys
rugosa). By H. G. Beyer.

pp. 225-229, 2 pls.
Description of a new species of Pempheris (Pempheris poeyt)
from Cuba. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 229-230.
Note on Epinephelus nigritus, Caulolatilus microps, and Cory-
phena hippurus. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 230-233.
List of the birds of Labrador, including Ungava, East Main,
Moose, and Gulf districts of the Hudson Bay Company,
together with the island of Anticosti. By Lucien M. Turner.

pp. 2338-254.
Notes on some Floridian land and fresh-water shells, with a
revision of the Auriculacea of the eastern United States. By
William H. Dail.

pp. 255-289, 2 pls.
A list of the mesozoic and cenozoic types in the collections of
the U. S. National Museum. By John Belknap Marcou.

pp. 290-344.
On Turbinella pyrum Lamarck, and its dentition. . By Wil-
liam H. Dall.

pp. 345-348, 1 plate.
A review of the American ‘‘Golden warblers.” By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 348-350.
Notes on the mineralogy and lithology of the District of
Columbia. By George P. Merrill.

pp. 351-353.
Some emended names of North American birds. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 354-356.
A list of the Astacide in the United States National Museum.
By Walter Faxon.

pp. 356-861.
A list of the fishes known from the Pacific coast of tropical
America, from the Tropic of Cancer to Panama. By David
S. Jordan.

pp. 361-394.
Note on some Linnzan names of American fishes. By David
S. Jordan.

pp. 394-396.
On a collection of Meduse made by the United States Fish
Commission steamer A/batross in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf

of Mexico. By J. Walter Fewkes.
pp. 397-402, 1 plate,

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Description of //esperomys true7, a new species belonging to
the subfamily Murine. By R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 403-408, 1 plate.
Notes on some apparently preoccupied ornithological generic
names. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 409-410.
The Chaclacayo trephined skull. By Otis T. Mason.

pp. 410-412, 1 plate.
On the parasites of the Hessian fly. By C. V. Riley.

pp. 413-422, 1 plate.
Description of Leptophidium cervinum and L. marmoratum,
new fishes from deep water off the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 422-424.
Notice of recent additions to the marine invertebrata of the
northeastern coast of America, with descriptions of new
genera and species and critical remarks on others. Part V.
Annelida, Echinodermata, Hydroida, Tunicata. By A. E.
Verrill.

pp. 424-448.
Report on the flora of western and southern Texas. By V.
Havard.

pp. 449-533, 1 fig.
Notes on the mollusks of the vicinity of San Diego, California,
and Todos Santos Bay, Lower California. By Charles R.
Orcutt and William H. Dall.

pp. 534-552, 1 plate.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Florida, with descriptions
of new or little known species. By O. P. Hay.

pp. 552-559.
Description of an apparently new species of Dromococeyx from
British Guiana. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 559.
Catalogue of a collection of birds made on the island of
Cozumel, Yucatan, by the naturalists of the U. 8. Fish Com-
mission steamer Albatross, Capt. Z. L. Tanner, commander.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 560-583.
Contributions to the history of the Commander Islands. No. 5
Description of a new species of Mesoplodon, M. stejnegert,
obtained by Dr. Leonhard Stejneger in Bering Island. By
Frederick W. True.

pp. 584-585, 1 plate.
A note upon the //yperoodon semijunctus of Cope. By Fred-
erick W. True.

pp. 585-586.

Fresh-water sponges from Mexico. By Edward Potts.
pp. 587-589, 1 fig.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 63

P. 543. Descriptions of new fishes obtained by the United States Fish
Commission mainly from deep water off the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 589-605.

P. 544. Report upon the echini collected by the U. S. Fish Com-
mission steamer Albatross in the Gulf of Mexico from
January to March, 1885. By Richard Rathbun.

pp. 606-620.

P. 545. List of a few species of birds new to the fauna of Guadeloupe,
West Indies, with a description of a new species of Cery/e.
By George N. Lawrence.

pp. 621-625.

P. 546. Remarks upon the plumage of Regulus calendula. By Charles

Wickliffe Beckham.
pp. 625-628.

P. 547. Notice of a collection of stalked crinoids made by the steamer
Albatross in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, 1884 and
1885. By Richard Rathbun.

Pp. 628-635.

P. 548. Notes on the Great dolphin, Coryphana hippurus Linné. By

Silas Stearns.
pp. 635-636.
VOLUME IX, CONTAINING PAPERS 549-598.

Department of the Interior: | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Pro-

ceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol. IX. |
1886. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smithsonian
Institution. | | Washington: | Government Printing Office. |
1887.

8vO., pp. Vili, 1-714, 25 pls., 6 figs.

P. 549. List of fishes collected in Arkansas, Indian Territory, and
Texas, in September, 1884, with notes and descriptions.
By David $8. Jordan and Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 1-25.

P. 550. Notes on fishes collected at Beaufort, North Carolina, with a
revised list of the species known from that locality. By
David S. Jordan.

pp. 25-30.

P. 551. List of fishes collected at Havana, Cuba, in December, 1883,

with notes and descriptions. By David 8. Jordan.
pp. 31-55.
P. 552. A review of the genera and species of Julidine found in

American waters. By David 8. Jordan and Elizabeth G,
Hughes.
pp. 56-70.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

On the value of the fin-rays and their characteristics of
development in the classification of the fishes, together
with remarks on the theory on degeneration. By John A.
Ryder.

pp. 71-82, 1 fig.
On fulgurites. By George P. Merrill.

pp. 83-91, 1 plate.

Descriptions of some new species of birds, supposed to be

from the interior of Venezuela. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 92-94.

On -#trelata sandwichensis Ridgw. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 95-96.

Descriptions of a new genus and species of mole, Dymecodon
pilirostris, from Japan. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 97-98.

Review of Japanese birds. 1. The woodpeckers. By Leon-
hard Stejneger.

pp. 99-124, 1 plate.

Catalogue of animals collected by the Geographical and
Exploring Commission of the Republic of Mexico. By
Fernando Ferrari—Perez.

pp. 125-199.
The British marsh-tit. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 200-201.

Report on the mollusks collected by L. M. Turner at Ungava
Bay, North Labrador, and from the adjacent Arctic seas.
By William H. Dall.

pp. 202-208, 1 plate.

Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. No. 6. Report on Bering Sea Island mollusca,
collected by Mr. Nicholas Grebnitzki. By William H. Dall.

pp. 209-219.

On the occurrence of a new species of RAinoptera (L. encenada@)

in Todos Santos Bay, Lower California. By Rosa Smith.
p. 220.

An annotated list of the mammals collected by the late Charles
L. McKay in the vicinity of Bristol Bay, Alaska. By Fred-
erick W. True.

pp. 221-224.

Notes on some fishes collected at Pensacola by Mr. Silas
Stearns, with a description of one new species (Chwtodon
aya). By David S. Jordan.

pp. 225-229.

A review of the American species of Tetraodontide. By

David S. Jordan and Charles L. Edwards.

pp. 230-247.

Bots.

P. 576.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 65

Description of a melanistic specimen of Butco latissimus
Wils. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 248-249.
Supplement to the list of mesozoic and cenozoic invertebrate
types in the collections of the National Museum. By John
Belknap Marcou.

pp. 250-254.
Catalogue of the collection of recent echini in the United
States National Museum. (Corrected to July 1, 1886.) By
Richard Rathbun.

pp. 255-293. ‘
Notes on species of the Australian genus Pardalotus. By
Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 294-296.
Supplementary notes on some species of mollusks of (': :
ing Sea and vicinity. By William H. Dall.

pb. 297-809, 1 plate.
Descriptions of parasitic copepoda belonging to the genera
Pandarus and Chondracanthus. By Richard Rathbun.

pp. 310-824, 7 pls., 1 fig.
Description of a recently new oyster-catcher (//wmatopus
galapagensis), from the Galapagos Islands. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 325-326.
A review of the species of the genus Prionotus. By David S.
Jordan and Elizabeth G. Hughes.

pp. 327-338.
A review of the American species of Belonide. By David S.
Jordan and Morton W. Fordice.

pp. 339-361.
Description of Rallus jouyz, with remarks on Rallus striatus
and Pallus gularis. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 362-364.
On Turdus alpestris and Turdus torquatus, two distinct species
of European thrushes. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 365-373.
Review of Japanese birds. II. Tits and nuthatches. By

Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 374-394, 1 fig.

Review of Japanese birds. III. Rails, gallinules, and coots.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 395-408.
A new study of the genus Dipodomys. By Frederick W,

True.
pp. 409-413.

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A revision of the lepidopterous family Saturniide. By John
B. Smith.

pp. 414-437, 3 pls.
Analyses of the cinchona barks on exhibition in the Materia
Medica section, U. S. National Museum. By George E.
Doering.

pp. 438-442.
Norsk naval architecture. By George H. Boehmer.

pp. 443-459, 5 pls., 1 fig.
A new land shell from California, with note on WSelenites
duranti Newcomb. By William G. Mazyck.

pp. 460-461, 2 figs.
Notes on a collection of fishes from the Escambia River, with
description of a new species of Zygonectes (Zygonectes escam-
biw). By Charles H. Bollman.

pp. 462-465.
Description of six new species of fishes from the Gulf of
Mexico, with notes on other species. By David S. Jordan

and Barton W. Evermann.

pp. 466-476.
A review of the Gobiide of North America. By David S.
Jordan and Carl H. Eigenmann.

pp. 477-518.
Description of a new subspecies of Cyclorhis from Yucatan.
By Robert Ridgway.

p. 519.
Description of a new species of Myrarchus, presumably from
the Orinoco district of South America. By Robert Ridg-
way.

p. 520.
On a probable hybrid between Dyryobates nuttallii Gamb.
and D. pubescens gairdnerii Aud. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 521-522.
Description of an apparently new species of /colaptes, from
the Lower Amazon. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 523.
On the status of Synthliboramphus wumizusume as a North
American bird. By Leonhard Stejneger.

p. 524.

. Notes on typical specimens of fishes described by Cuvier and

Valenciennes and preserved in the Museé d'Histoire Natu-
relle in Paris. By David $. Jordan.

pp. 525-546.
Descriptions of ten species and one new genus of annelids
from the dredgings of the U.S. Fish Commission steamer
Albatross. By James E. Benedict.

pp. 547-553, 6 pls.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 67

P. 595. A preliminary list of the fishes of the West Indies. By
David S. Jordan.

pp. 554-608.
P. 596. A catalogue of the birds of Grenada, West Indies, with
observations thereon. [Edited by George N. Lawrence. |
By John Grant Wells.

pp. 609-633,
P. 597. On a collection of birds made by Mr. M. Namiye, in the Liu-
Kiu Islands, Japan, with descriptions of new species. By
Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 634-651.

P. 598. Water-birds of Japan. By T. W. Blakiston.

pp. 652-660.

VOLUME X, CONTAINING PAPERS 599-67 5.)

Department of the Interior: | U. S. National Museum. | —— | Pro-
ceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | Vol. X. |
1887. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smithsonian
Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing Office. |
1888.

8vo., pp. viii, 1-771, 39 pls.,1 11 figs.

P. 599. Description of a new species of Cotinga from the Pacific coast
of Costa Rica. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 1-2.
P. 600. Description of a new form of Spindalis from the Bahamas.
By Robert Ridgway.
Diss
P. 601. Review of Japanese birds. IV. Synopsis of the genus Turdus.
By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 45.
P. 602. Description of a new species of bat, Vespertilio longicrus, from
Puget Sound. By Frederick W. True.
pp. 6-7.
P. 603. Some distinctive cranial characters of the Canada lynx. By
Frederick W. True.

pp. 8-9.
P. 604. Catalogue of the species of corals belonging to the genus
Madrepora, contained in the United States National Museum.
By Richard Rathbun.
pp. 10-19.
P. 605. Description of theadult female of Carpodectes antonia Zeledon:
with critical remarks, notes on habits, etc., by José C. Zele-
don. By Robert Ridgway.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

List of recently identified fossil plants belonging to the United
States National Museum, with descriptions of several new
species. [Compiled and prepared for publication by F. H.
Knowlton.] By Leo Lesquereux.

pp. 21-46, 4 pls.
Descriptions of new and little known etheostomoids. By
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 47-64. .
A review of the North American species of the genera Lago-
don, Archosargus, and Diplodus. By Carl H. EKigenmann
and Elizabeth G. Hughes.

pp. 65-74.
Birds of Kauai Island, Hawaiian Archipelago, collected by
Mr. Valdemar Knudsen, with descriptions of new species. By
Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 75-102, 1 plate.
Notes on the Northern palearctic bullfinches. By Leonhard
Stejneger.

pp. 103-110.
Description of a new species of Porzana from Costa Rica. By
Robert Ridgway.

p. 111.
Notes on Ardea wuerdemanni Baird. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 112-115.
Description of a new species of Ophichthys (Ophichthys retro-
pinnis), from Pensacola, Florida. By Carl H. EKigenmann.

p. 116.
Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. No. 7. Revised and annotated catalogue of the
birds inhabiting the Commander Islands. By Leonhard
Stejneger.

pp. 117-145, 3 pls.
On a new species of Zropidonotus found in Washington. By
EK. D. Cope.

p. 146.
Trogon ambiguus breeding in Arizona. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 147.
Description of a new plumed partridge from Sonora. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 148-150.
Description of a new genus of dendrocolaptine bird from the
Lower Amazon. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 151.
Description of a new species of Phacellodomus from Vene-

zuela. By Robert Ridgway.
p. 152.

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Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. No. 8. Description of Alopecurus stejnegeri, a new
species of grass from the Commander Islands. By George
Vasey.
p. 153.
Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. No. 9. On the entomostraca collected ~by Mr.
Leonhard Stejneger, on Bering Island, 1882-83. By W.
Lilljeborg.
pp. 154-156.
Notes on the osteology of the spotted tinamou (Wothura

maculosa). By Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 157-158, 2 figs.

. Field-notes on the mammals, birds, and reptiles of northern

California. By Charles H. Townsend.

pp. 159-241, 1 plate, 4 figs.
A contribution to the knowledge of the fishes of Kansas.
By_O: FP. Hay.

pp. 242-253.
Notes on the North American Lithobiide and Scutigeride.
By Charles H. Bollman.

pp. 254-266.
Description of two new species of Kaup’s genus d/egascops.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 267-268.
Notes on a collection of fishes sent by Mr. Charles C. Leslie
from Charleston, South Carolina. By David 8. Jordan and

Carl H. Eigenmann.
pp. 269-270.

Review of Japanese birds. V. Ibises, storks, and herons.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 271-319, 1 plate.
On the systematic name of the Kamtschatkan and Japanese
carrion crow. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 320-321.
Note on Polynemus californiensis of Thominot. By David S.
Jordan.
p. 322.

List of the myriapods found in Escambia County, Florida,
with descriptions of six new species. By Jerome McNeill.
pp. 323-327, 1 plate.
Descriptions of twelve new species of myriapoda, chiefly from
Indiana. By Jerome McNeill.
pp. 328-334, 1 plate.

The species of Huerythra Harv. By John B. Smith.

pp. 335-337, 1 plate.

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. The North American species of Callimorpha Latr. By John

B. Smith.
pp. 338-353, 1 plate.

5. Annotated catalogue of the species of Porites and Synarwa

in the United States National Museum, with a description of
a new species of Porztes. By Richard Rathbun.
. pp. 354-366, 5 pls.
Notes on a trematode from the white of a newly laid ben’s
egg. By Edwin Linton.

pp. 367-869, 1 fig. .
Descriptions of five new species of fishes sent by Prof. A. Dugés
from the province of Guanajuato, Mexico. By Tarleton H.
Bean.

pp. 370-875, 1 plate.
On a collection of birds’ sterna and skulls, collected by Dr.
Thomas H. Streets, U.S. Navy. By R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 376-387, 4 figs.

. Description of a new species of Thalassophryne( Thalassophryne

dow?) from Punta Arenas and Panama. By David 8. Jor-
dan and Charles H. Gilbert.
Notes on Psittirostra psittacea from Kauai, Hawaiian Islands.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 389-390.
Further contributions to the avifauna of the Liu-Kiu Islands,
Japan, with descriptions of new species. By Leonhard
Stejneger.

pp. 391-415, 1 plate.

2. Review of Japanese birds. VI. The pigeons. By Leonhard

Stejneger.
pp. 416-429, 1 plate.

. Description of a new Muscisaxicola, from Lake Titicaca, Peru.

By Robert Ridgway.

p. 430.

. On Phrygilus gayt (Eyd. and Gery.) and allied species. By |

Robert Ridgway.

pp. 431-435.

. List of the batrachia and reptilia of the Bahama Islands. By

E. D. Cope.

pp. 486-439,

. Descriptions of the species of //e/zaster (a genus of star-fishes),

represented in the U. S. National Museum. By Richard
Rathbun.

pp. 440-449, 4 pls.
New genera and species of North American Noctuide. By

John B. Smith.
pp. 450-479.

P. 648.

P. 649.

P. 650.

Pool:

P. 656.

P. 657.

P. 658.

P. 659.

P. 660.

P. 663.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 71

Note on the ‘‘Analyse dela nature” of Rafinesque. By David
S. Jordan.

pp. 480-481.
On a collection of birds made by Mr. M. Namiye, in the islands
of Idzu, Japan. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 482-487.
A review of the genus Dendrocincla Gray. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 488-497,
Descriptions of two new species of the genus Uno, from the
Ozark region of Missouri. By R. Ellsworth Call.

pp. 498-500, 2 pls.
Description of a new species of Callionymus (Callionymus
bairdi), from the Gulf of Mexico. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 501-502.
Description of a new species of bird of the genus Catharus,
from Ecuador. By George N. Lawrence.

p. 503.
Remarks on Catharus berlepschi Lawr. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 504.
Descriptions of some new species and subspecies of birds from
Middle America. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 505-510.
Note on the generic name Uropsila Scl. and Salv. By Robert
Ridgway.

p. 511.

Notes on a young red snapper (Lutjanus blackfordi) trom
Great South Bay, Long Island. By Tarleton H. Bean.

p. 512.
Description of a new species of Zhyrsitops (T. violaceus),
from the fishing banks off the New England coast. By
Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 513-514.
A note on Vesperugo hesperus Allen. By Frederick W. True.

p. 515.
Descriptions of new species and genera of birds from the
Lower Amazon. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 516-528.
A review of the genus Psittacula of Brisson. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 529-548.
Description of the nest and eggs of the California black-capped
enat-catcher (Polioptila californica Brewster). By Charles
E. Bendire.

pp. 549-550.
Notes on a collection of birds’ nests and eggs from southern
Arizona Territory. By Charles E. Bendire.

pp. 551-558.

2 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 664. Descriptions of new species of parasitic copepods, belonging
to the genera Trebius, Perissopus, and Lernanthropus. By
Richard Rathbun.

pp. 559-571, 7 pls.

P. 665. Catalogue of a collection of birds made by Mr. Chas. H.
Townsend, on islands in the Caribbean Sea and in Honduras.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 572-597.

P. 666. The meteoric iron which fell in Johnson County, Arkansas,
3.17 p. m., March 27, 1886. By George F. Kunz.

pp. 598-605, 3 pls., 2 figs.

P. 667. Review of Japanese birds. VII. The creepers. By Leon-
hard Stejneger.

pp. 606-611.

P. 668. The characteristics of the elacatids. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 612-614, 1 plate.

P. 669. Note on Gramma loreto of Poey. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 615-616.

P. 670. Descriptions of fourteen new species of North American

myriapods. By Charles H. Bollman.
pp. 617-627,

P. 671. Description of a supposed new species of char (Salvelinus
aureolus), from Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire. By Tarleton
H. Bean.

pp. 628-630.

P. 672. Description of a new genus and species of fish, Acrotus wil-
loughby?, from Washington Territory. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 631-6382. \

P. 673. Observations on the birds of southwestern Texas. By Charles
Wickliffe Beckham.

pp. 633-696.

P. 674. Description of a new Psaltriparus from southern Arizona.

By Robert Ridgway.
p. 697.

P. 675. Description of a new species of Xyrichthys (Xyrichthys jes-

siw) from the Gulf of Mexico. By David S. Jordan.
p. 698.

VOLUME XI, CONTAINING PAPERS 676-760.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |
Volume XI. | 1888. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing
Office. | 1889.

8vo., pp. Xi, 1-708, 60 pls., 137 figs.

P. 676. New species of fossil wood (Avaucarioxylon arizonicum) from
Arizona and New Mexico. By F. H. Knowlton.
pp. 1-4, 1 plate.

EGS.

P. 682.

iP 690;

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P. 692.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 73

Description of two new species of fossil coniferous wood from

Iowa and Montana. By F. H. Knowlton.
pp. 5-8, 2 pls.

Description of Storeria dekayt, var. anomola. By A. Dugés.
pp. 9-10, 1 fig.

Recent determinations of fossil plants from Kentucky, Louis-
iana, Oregon, California, Alaska, Greenland, etc. with, descrip-
tions of new species. [Compiled and prepared for publication
by F. H. Knowlton.| By Leo Lesquereux.

pp. 11-88, 138 pls.

. The paleontologic history of the genus Platanus. By Lester

FE. Ward.

pp. 39-42, 6 pls.
Notes on Indiana fishes. By Barton W. Evermann and Oliver
P. Jenkins.

pp. 43-57.
On the occurrence of the Great Lake trout (Salvelinus namay-

cush) in the waters of British Columbia. By David S. Jordan.
p. 58.
The Navajo tanner. By R. W. Shufeldt.
pp. 59-66, 6 pls.
Note on the genus Dipterodon. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 67-68.
Note on the genus Gobiomorus. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 69-70.
Notes on European marsh-tits, with description of a new sub-
species from Norway. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 71-76.
Hampe’s method of determining Cu,O in metallic copper. By
Fred. P. Dewey.
pp. 77-82.
List of fossil plants collected by Mr. I. C. Russell at Black
Creek, near Gadsden, Alabama, with descriptions of several
new species. By Leo Lesquereux.
pp. 83-87, 1 plate.
On a new species of Charina from California. By E. D.
Cope.
p. 88, 1 plate.
Description of two species of Palmoxylon—one new—from
Louisiana. By F. H. Knowlton.

pp. 89-91, 1 plate.
Description of a new western subspecies of Accipiter velox
Wils., and subspecific diagnosis of A. coopert mexicanus

Swains. By Robert Ridgway.
p. 92.

Further contributions to the Hawaiian avifauna. By Leon-

hard Stejneger.
pp. 93-103.

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Note on #strelata sandwichensis Ridgw. By Robert Ridgway.
p. 104.
On the serpentine of Montville, New Jersey. By George P.
Merrill.
pp. 105-111, 2 pls.
Notes on the European crested titmice. By Leonhard Ste]:

neger.

pp. 113-114.
On nephrite and jadeite. By F. W. Clarke and George P.
Merrill.

pp. 115-180, 1 plate.
The Navajo shoemaker. By Alexander M. Stephen.

pp. 131-136, 7 figs.
Description of eighteen new species of fishes from the Gulf
of California. By Oliver P. Jenkins and Barton W.
Evermann.

pp. 137-158.
Description of Geomys personatus and Dipodomys compactus,
two new species of rodents from Padre Island, Texas. By

Frederick W. True.

pp. 159-160.

On the San Emigdio raeeen ite. By George P. Merrill.

pp. 161-167, 1 plate.
Diagnosis of the Kamtschatkan three-toed_ woodpecker (Pic-
oides albidior). By Leonhard Stejneger.

p. 168.
A remarkable Eskimo Heepoon from East Greenland. By
John Murdoch.

pp. 169-171, 3 figs.
The corrugation in African sword blades and other weapons.
By Walter Hough.

Deze
Notes on the osteology of the thrushes, Mimine, and wrens.
By Frederic A. Lucas.

pp. 173-180, 1 plate, 7 figs.
An Eskimo strike-a-light from Cape Bathurst. By Walter
Hough.

pp. 181-184, 6 figs.

Notes on Cydosia and Cerathosia. By John B. Smith.

pp. 185-190, 2 figs.

. Ona peridotite from Little Deer Isle, in Penobscot Bay, Maine.

By George P. Merrill.
pp. 191-195, 1 plate, 1 fig.
Description of the adult male of Acanthidops bairdi. By
Robert Ridgway.
p. 196.
The houses of the Kwakiutl Indians, British Columbia. By

Franz Boas.
pp. 197-218, 3 pls., 21 figs.

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Description of a new species of Hyalina. By William H.
Dall.

p. 214, 3 figs.
Observations upon the osteology of the North American
Anseres. By R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 215-251, 30 figs.
On the proper name of the genus Labraxw of Cuvier. By
Theodore Gill.

p. 252.
Observations upon the osteology of the order Tubinares and
Steganopodes. By R. W. Shufeldt.

pp. 253-315, 43 figs.
Description of a new species of insect, Hontaria pulchella,
from Strawberry Plains, Jefferson County, Tennessee. By
Charles H. Bollman.

p. 316.
On a new species of Bufo from Texas. By E. D. Cope.

pp. 317-318.
On the proper generic name of the tunny and albicore. By
Theodore Gill. .

pp. 319-320.
On the Psychrolutide of Giinther. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 321-327, 1 plate.
Ethnology of the Coast Indian tribes of Alaska. By A. P.
Niblack.

p. 328.
List of fishes collected by Alphonse Forrer about Mazatlan,
with descriptions of two new species, eros beant and Peecilia
butleri. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 329-334.

. Notes ona collection of myriapoda from Cuba. By Charles H.

Bollman.
p. 335-338.

. Notes ona collection of myriapoda from Mossy Creek, Ten-

nessee, with a description of a new species. By Charles H.

Bollman.
pp. 339-342.

. Notes upon some myriapods belonging to the U. 8. National

Museum. By Charles H. Bollman.

pp. 343-350.

. Descriptions of fourteen species of fresh-water fishes collected

by the U. S. Fish Commission in the summer of 1888. By
David S. Jordan.

pp. 351-362, 3 pls.

A study of the boomerang. By H. Eggers.
pp. 363-367, 3 figs.

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List of plants from Lower California sent to the Smithsonian
Institution by Lieut. Charles F. Pond, U. 8. Thay y By

George Vasey.
p. 368.

A study of the American species of Vertigo contained in the
U. S. National Museum, with the description of a new sub-
genus of Pupide. By V. Sterki.

pp. 369-380, 1 plate, 6 figs.
On the snakes of Florida. By E. D. Cope.

pp. 381-394, 1 plate.
Catalogue of batrachia and reptilia brought by William Taylor
from San Diego, Texas. By E. D. Cope.

pp. 395-398, 1 plate.
On the Euteeniz of southeastern Indiana. By KE. D. Cope.

pp. 399-401, 1 plate.

The stone age at Mount Vernon. By Otis T. Mason.
p. 402.

Catalogue of the myriapods of Indiana. By Charles H. Boll-

man.
pp. 403-410.

List of fishes now in the U. S. National Museum, collected in
Nicaragua by Dr. Louis F. H. Birt. By David S. Jordan.

pp. 411-412.
Notes on some albino birds presented to the U.S. National
Museum, with some remarks on albinism. By Wirt Rob-
inson.

pp. 413-416.
Description of a new species of deer, Cartacus clavatus, from
Central America. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 417-424.
Review of Japanese birds. VIII. The nutcracker (Wucifraga
caryocatactes macrorhynchos). By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 425-482.
The single-headed drum of the Naskopie (Nagnagnot) Indians,
Ungava district, Hudson Bay territory. By Lucien M.
Turner.

pp. 483-434.
Notes on a collection of fishes from the Maumee Valley, Ohio.
By Seth E. Meek.

pp. 435-440.
Description of new genera and species of fossils from the Mid-
dle Cambrian. By Charles D. Walcott.

pp. 441-446, 1 fig.
A simple method of measuring the thickness of inclined strata.
By Charles D. Walcott.

pp. 447-448, 1 fig.

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Notes on some Indian Territory land and fresh-water shells.
By Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 449-454.
Notes on //ydrocotyle americana iu. By Theodor Holm.

pp. 455-462, 2 pls.
Notes on some California fishes, with descriptions of two new
species. By Carl H. EKigenmann and Rosa S$. EKigenmann.

pp. 463-166.
On the occurrence of Hehinomys semispinosus Tomes, in Nica-
ragua. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 467-468.
On the mammals collected in eastern Honduras in 1887 by Mr.
Charles H. Townsend, with a description of a new subspecies
of Capromys from Little Swan Island. By Frederick W.
SErUC:

pp. 469-472.
The preparation of Japanese lacquer and the manufacture of
Wakasa lacquer-ware. By Romyn Hitchcock.

pp. 473-479.
A fossil lingula preserving the cast of the peduncle. By Charles
D. Walcott.

p. 480, 3 figs.
Notes on the species of Zachnosterna of temperate North
America, with descriptions of new species. By John B.
Smith.

pp. 481-525, 13 pls.
Description of Coregonus pusillus, a new species of whitefish
from Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.

p. 526.
List of plants collected by Dr. Edward Palmer in Lower Cali-
fornia in 1889. By George Vasey and Joseph N. Rose.

pp. 527-536.
Notes on Costa Rican birds, with descriptions of seven new
species and subspecies and one new genus. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 537-546.
Review of Japanese birds. TX. The wrens. By Leonhard

As

Stejneger.

pp. 547-548.
List of fishes collected at Green Turtle Cay, in the Bahamas,
by Charles L. Edwards, with descriptions of three new spe-
cies. By David S. Jordan and Charles H. Bollman.

pp. 549-553.
Description of a new species of Bathymaster (B. jordanz),
from Puget’s Sound and Alaska. By Charles H. Gilbert,

p. 504,

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P. 754. Notes on a collection of fishes obtained in the Gila River, at
Fort Thomas, Arizona, by Lieut. W. L. Carpenter, U. S.
Army. By Philip H. Kirsch.

pp. 555-558.

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. Notes on some neotropical birds belonging to the United States

National Museum. By Hans von Berlepsch.
pp. 559-566.

P. 756. On the classincation of the mail-cheeked fishes. By Theodore
Gill.
pp. 567-592.
P. 757. Gleanings among the Pleuronectids, and observations on the
name Pleuronectes. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 593-606. .
P. 758. Note on the genus Spheroides. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 607-608.
P. 759. A list of fishes from a small tributary of the Poteau River,
Scott County, Arkansas. By Charles H. Gilbert.
pp. 609-610.
P. 760. Descriptions of new Braconidee in the collection of the U. S.
National Museum. By William H. Ashmead.

pp. 611-671.

VOLUME XU, CONTAINING PAPERS 761-789.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | |
Volume XII. | 1889. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing
Office. | 1890.

8vo., pp. viii, 1-686, 23 pls., 14 figs.

P. 761. A review of the genus X¢phocolaptes of Lesson. By Robert
Ridgway.
pp. 1-20.
P. 762. A review of the genus Sclerurus of Swainson. By Robert
Ridgway.
pp. 21-81.
P. 763. Descriptive notes of new genera and species from the Lower
Cambrian or Qlenellus zone of North America. By Charles
D. Walcott.
pp. 33-46.
P. 764. New North American Acridide, found north of the Mexican
boundary. By Lawrence Bruner.
pp. 47-82, 1 plate.
P. 765. Contributions to the natural history of the Commander Islands.
A. Contributions to the history of Pallas’ cormorant. By
Leonhard Stejneger.
B. Description of some bones of Pallas’ cormorant, Phala-

crocorax perspicillatus. By Frederic A. Lucas,
pp. 83-94, 3 pls,

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. Description of two new species of snakes from California.

By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 95-99, 3 figs.

. Scientific results of explorations by the U. $8. Fish Commission

steamer Albatross. No. I. Birds collected on the Galapagos
Islands in 1888. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 101-128, 6 figs.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. IU. Birds collected on the island of
Santa Lucia, West Indies, the Abrolhos Islands, Brazil, and
at the Straits of Magellan, in 1887-88. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 129-139.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. II. Report on the batrachians and
reptiles collected in 1887-88. By E. D. Cope.

pp. 141-147.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. IV. Descriptions of new species of
fishes collected at the Galapagos Islands and along the coast
of the United States of Colombia, 1887-88. By David 5.
Jordan and Charles H. Boilman.

pp. 149-183.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. V. Annotated catalogue of the

insects collected in 1887-88. By L. O. Howard.
pp. 185-216.

Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. VI. List of the plants collected
in Alaska in 1888. By George Vasey.
pp. 217-218.

Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. VII. Preliminary report on the
collection of mollusca and brachiopoda obtained in 1887-88.
By William H. Dall.

pp. 219-362, 10 pls.
Notes on the occurrence of Gillichthys y-cauda at San Diego,
California. By Charles H. Gilbert.

p. 3638.
Description of a new genus and species of inarticulate
brachiopod from the Trenton limestone. By Charles D.

Walcott.
pp. 365-366, 4 figs.

The archeology of the Potomac tide-water region. By Otis
T. Mason.

pp. 367-870, 5 pls.

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The paleolithic period in the District of Columbia. By

Thomas Wilson.
pp. 371-376, 2 pls.

. T78. Notes on a third collection of birds made in Kauai, Hawatian

Islands, by Valdemar Knudsen. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 377-386.
Descriptions of new Ichneumonide in the collection of the
U.S. National Museum. By William H. Ashmead.

pp. 387-551.
Description of the yellow-finned trout of Twin Lakes, Colo-
rado. By David 8. Jordan and Barton W. Evermann.

pp. 4538-454.
Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuidee of tem-
perate North America. Revision of some teniocampid
genera. By John B. Smith.

pp. 455-496, 2 pls.
Catalogue of the described Aranez of temperate North
America. By George Marx.

pp. 497-594.
Notes on the serpentinous rocks of Essex County, New York;
from Aqueduct shaft 26, New York City; and from near
Easton, Pennsylvania. By George P. Merrill.

pp. 595-600.
A revision of the genus Araucarioxylon of Kraus, with com-
piled descriptions and partial synonymy of the speciés. By
F. H. Knowlton.

pp. 601-617.
Notes on North American crayfishes
Walter Faxon.

pp. 619-634.
Description of two new species of bats—Wyctinomus europs
and WV. orthotis. By Harrison Allen.

pp. 635-640.
Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer A/batross. No. VIII. Description of a new
cottoid fish from British Columbia. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 641-642.
Description of a new lizard from Lower California. By Leon-
hard Stejneger.

pp. 643-644.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. IX. Catalogue of fishes col-
lected at Port Castries, St. Lucia, by the steamer A/batross,

November, 1888. By David S. Jordan,
pp. 645-652.

family Astacide. By

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VOLUME XIII, CONTAINING PAPERS 790-841.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |
Volume XIII. | 1890. | | Published under the direction of
the Smithsonian Institution. | | Washington: | Government
Printing Office. | 1891.

8vo., pp. viii, 1-665, 38 pls., 12 figs.

P. 790. Description of a new species of land shell from Cuba— Vertzgo
cubana. By William H. Dall.
pp. 1-2, 2 figs.
P. 791. Description of a new species of fish from Tippecanoe River,
Indiana. By David S. Jordan and Barton W. Evermann.
pp. 3-4, 1 fig.
P. 792. Remarks on some fossil remains considered as peculiar kinds

of marine plants. By Leo Lesquereux.
pp. 5-12, 1 plate.

P. 793. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer A/batross. No. X. On reais mesozoic fossils
from the islands of Saint Paul’s and Saint Peter’s, in the
Straits of Magellan. By Charles A. White.

pp. 18-14, 2 pls.

P. 794. Notes on the leaves of Lzriodendron. By Theodor Holm.

pp. 15-35, 6 pls.

P. 795. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer A/batross. No. XI. New fishes colleeted off
the coast of Alaska and the ae region southward. By

Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 37-45.

P. 796. Further notes on the genus AX7phocolaptes of Lesson. By

Robert Ridgway.
pp. 47-48.

P. 797. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer A/batross. No. XII. A preliminary report on the
fishes collected by the steamer A/batross on the Pacific coast
of North America during the year 1889, with descriptions of
twelve new genera and ninety-two new species. By Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 49-126.

P. 798. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XIII. naan ue of skeletons of
birds collected at the Abrolhos Islands, Brazil, the Straits of

. Magellan, and the Galapagos Islands, in 1887-88. By Fred-
eric A. Lucas.
pp. 127-130.

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Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XIV. Birds from the coasts
of western North America and adjacent islands, collected in
1888-89, with descriptions of new species. By Charles H.
Townsend.

pp. 131-142.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XV. Reptiles from Clarion and
Socorro Islands and the Gulf of California, with description
of a new species. By Charles H. Townsend.

pp. 143-144.
Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish‘ Commission
steamer Albatross. No. XVI. Plants collected in 1889 at
Socorro and Clarion Islands, Pacific Ocean. By George

Vasey and Joseph N. Rose.
pp. 145-149.

On a new genus and species of colubrine snakes from North
America. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 151-155, 1 fig.
The osteological characteristics of the family Anguillide. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 157-160.
The osteological characteristics of the family Synaphobranch-
ide. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 161-164.
The osteological characteristics of the family Murenide. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 165-170.
On the disappearance of the Dick cissel, Sp7za americana,
from the District of Columbia. By Hugh M. Smith.

pp. 171-172.
Description of a new species of bat, Atalapha semota. By
Harrison Allen.

pp. 173-175.
On the snakes of the genus Charina. By Leonhard Stej-
neger.

pp. 177-182.
On the North American lizards of the genus Barissia of Gray.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 183-185.
A collection of stone implements from the District of Colum-
bia. By S. V. Proudfit.

pp. 187-194, 5 pls. f
Notes on the occurrence of a young crab-eater, /’lacate canada,
from the Lower Hudson Valley, New York. By A. K.
Fisher.

p. 195.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 83

812. Observations on the life history of the bottlenose porpoise.
By Frederick W. True.
pp. 197-208, 1 fig.
813. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. XVII. Descriptions of new west
American land, fresh-water, and marine shells, with notes

and comments. By Robert EK. C. Stearns.
pp. 205-225, 3 pls.

. 814. Description of two new species of mammals from Mt. Kilima-

njaro, East Africa. By Frederick W. True.
pp. 227-229.
815. Osteological characteristics of the family Murzenesocidee. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 231-234.

P. 816. On the family Ranicipitide. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 235-238, 1 plate.

P. 817. The osteological characteristics of the family Simenchelyide.
g ; )

By Theodore Gill.

p. 239-242.

P. 818. The characteristics of the Dactylopteroidea. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 243-248, 1 plate.

819. Notes on the birds observed during the cruise of the United
States Fish Commission schooner Grampus in the summer
of 1887. By William Palmer.

pp. 249-265.

820. Description of new forms of Upper Cambrian fossils. By

Charles D- Walcott.
pp. 267-279, 2 pls.
821. Notes on triassic plants from New Mexico. By William M.

Fontaine and F. H. Knowlton.
pp. 281-285, 5 pls.

822. Notes on fishes of the genera Agosia, Algansea, and Zophendum.
By David S. Jordan.

pp. 287-288.

. 828. Description of a new species of Htheostoma (F. micropterus)

from Chihuahua, Mexico. By Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 289-290.

. 824. Description of a new species of bat of the genus Carollia, and

remarks on Carollia brevicauda. By Harrison Allen.
pp. 291-298.

. 825. Osteological characteristics of the family Amphipnoide. By

Teheodore Gill.

pp. 299-302.

. 826. Description of a new species of mouse, Phenacomys longi-

caudus, from Oregon. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 303-304.

84 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 827. Notes on the habits of the moose in the far north of British

America in 1865. By J. G. Lockhart.
pp. 305-308.

P. 828. Observations on the Farallon rail (Porzana jamaicensis cotur-

niculus Baird). By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 309-3811.

P. 829. Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XVIII. List of fishes obtained
in the harbor of Bahia, Brazil, and in adjacent waters. By
David 8S. Jordan.

pp. 313-336,
P. 830. Notes on the osteology of the Paride, Stta and Chamwa. By

Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 337-345, 1 plate, 5 figs.

P. 831. Note on the Aspredinide. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 347-852.
P. 832. Note on the genus Felichthys of Swainson. By Theodore
Gill.
pp. 358-354.

P. 833. The characteristics of the family of Scatophagoid fishes. By
Theodore Gill.

Orr

pp. 355-360, 1 fig.
P. 834. On the relations of Cyclopteroidea. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 361-376, 3 pls.
P. 835. The osteological characteristics of the family Hemitripteride.
By Theodore Gill.
pp. 377-880, 1 plate. Ps
P. 836. Playing cards from Japan. By Mrs. J. King van Rensselaer.
pp. 381-882, 1 plate:
P. 837. Notes on North American myriapoda of the family Geophilide,
with descriptions of three genera. By O. F. Cook and G. N.
Collins.
pp. 383-396, 3 pls.
P. 838. Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuids of tem-
perate North America. Revision of HZomohadena Grote. By

John B. Smith.
pp. 397-405, 1 fig.

P. 839. Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuids of tem-
perate North America. Revision of the species of //adena

referable to Xylophasia and Luperina. By John B. Smith.
pp. 407-447, 2 pls.

P. 840. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer A/batross. No. XIX. A supplementary list of
fishes collected at the Galapagos Islands and Panama, with
descriptions of one new genus and three new species. By
Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 449-455,

P. 841. The birds of Manitoba. By Ernest E. Thompson.
pp. 457-643, 1 plate.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 85

VOLUME XIV, CONTAINING PAPERS 842-886.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |

Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. |
Volume XIV. | 1891. |
the Smithsonian Institution. |

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Printing Office. | 1892.

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P. 843.

P. 844.

P. 847.

P. 848.

P. 850.

P. 851.

8vo., pp. Vi, 1-750, 34 pls., 3 figs.

A catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of South America. By

Carl H. Eigenmann and Rosa 5S. Kigenmann.
pp. 1-81.

Fishes collected by William P. Seal in Chesapeake Bay, at Cape
Charles City, Virginia, September 16 to October 3, 1890.
By Barton A. Bean.

pp. 83-94.
List of North American land and fresh-water shells received
from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, with notes and

comments thereon. By Robert E. C. Stearns.
pp. 95-106.

Relations of temperature to vertebre among fishes. By

David S. Jordan.
pp. 107-120.

Report upon a collection of fishes made at Guaymas, Sonora,
Mexico, with descriptions of new species. By Barton We

Eyermann and Oliver P. Jenkins.

pp. 121-165, 2 pls.
Description of a new genus and species of tailless batrachian
from tropical America. By Leonhard Stejneger and Fred-
erick C. Test.

pp. 167-168, 1 plate.
On the structure of the tongue in humming birds. By Fred-
eric A. Lucas.

pp. 169-172, 1 plate, 2 figs.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. XX. On some new or interesting
west American shells from the dredgings of the U. S. Fish
Commission steamer <Adbatross in 1888, and from other
sources. By William H. Dall.

pp. 173-191, 3 pls.
Descriptions of two supposed new species of mice from Costa
Rica and Mexico, with remarks on //esperomys melanophrys
of Coues. By J. A. Allen.

pp. 193-196.
Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuids of tem-
perate North America. Revision of the species of Mames-

tra. By John B. Smith.
pp. 197-276, 4 pls.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Report upon the annelida (Polycheta) of Beaufort, North Car-
olina. By E. A. Andrews.

pp. 277-802, 7 pls.
On Heginus of Fisher, otherwise called TZ%lesta or Pleuro-
gadus. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 3803-305.
List of shells collected on the west coast of South America,
principally between latitudes 7° 30'S. and 8° 49’ N., by Dr.
W. H. Jones, surgeon, U. S. Navy. By Robert E: C.
Stearns.

pp. 3807-335.
Descriptions of new genera, species, and subspecies of birds
from Costa Rica. By George K. Cherrie.

pp. 337-346.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXI. Descriptions of apodal

‘fishes from the tropical Pacific. By Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 347-352.
Description of a new species of chameleon from Kilima-njaro,

eastern Africa. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 353-3854, 1 fig.

. The genus Panopeus. By James E. Benedict and Mary J.

Rathbun.

pp. 355-885, 6 pls.
Some observations on the Havesu-pai Indians. By R. W.
Shufeldt.
pp. 387-390, 2 pls.
The Navajo belt-weaver. By R. W. Shufeldt.
pp. 391-393, 1 plate.
On the genera Labrichthys and Pseudolabrus. By Theodore
Gill.
pp. 395-404.
Description of a new scincoid lizard from East Africa. By
Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 405-406.
Description of a new species of lizard from the island of San

Pedro Martir, Gulf of California. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 407-408.

Description of a new North American lizard of the genus
Sauromalus. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 409-411.
Notes on and list of birds and eggs collected in Arctic Amer-
ica, 1861-1866. By R. MacFarlane.

pp. 413-446.

On the characters of some paleozoic fishes. By E. D. Cope.
pp. 447-463, 6 pls.

. 867.

. 868.

. 869.

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. 872.

. 873.

. 878.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 87

Description of a new species of whippoorwill from Costa Rica.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 465-466.
Notes on some birds from the interior of Honduras. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 467-471.

Notes on some Costa Rican birds. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 473-478.

Note on Pachyrhamphus albinucha Burmeister. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 479-480.
Description of two supposed new forms of Zhamnophilus. By
Robert Ridgway.

p. 481.
Description of a new sharp-tailed sparrow from California.
By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 483-484.
Notes on Sceloporus variabilis and its geographical distribu-
tion in the United States. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 485-488.

. Notes on Japanese birds contained in the Science College

Museum, Imperial University, Tokyo, Japan. By Leonhard

Stejneger.
pp. 489-498.

. Notes on the cubital coverts in the birds of paradise and bower

birds. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 499-500.

. Notes on some North American snakes. By Leonhard Stej-

neger.
pp. 501-505.

. Note on the genus S’ttasomus of Swainson. By Robert Ridg-

way.
pp. 507-510.
On the snakes of the Californian genus Lichanura. By
Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 511-515.
Notes on Costa Rican birds. By George K. Cherrie.
pp. 517-537.

. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commission

steamer Albatross. No. XXII. Description of thirty-four
new species of fishes collected in 1888 and 1889, principally
among the Santa Barbara Islands and in the Gulf of Cali-
fornia. By Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 539-566.
The biology of the hymenopterous insects of the family
Chaleidide. By L. O. Howard.

pp. 567-588.

BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 882. A critical review of the characters and variations of the
snakes of North America. By E. D. Cope.
pp. 589-694.
P. 883. Note on the genus /Liatula of Lacépede or Tautoga of Mitchiil.
By Theodore Gill.
p. 695.
P. 884. Note on the genus Chonerhinus or Xenopterus. By Theodore
Gill.
pp. 697-699.
P. 885. On the genus Gnathanacanthus of Bleeker. B 7 Theodore
Gill.
pp. 701-704, 1 fig.
P. 886. Notes on the Tetraodontoidea. By Theodore Gill.
pp. 705-720, 1 plate.
VOLUME XV, CONTAINING PAPERS 887-918.
Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | |
Volume XV. | 1892. | —— | Published under the direction of the
Smithsonian Institution. | | Washington: | Government
Printing Office. | 1893.
8VO., pp. vi, 1-508, 84 pls., 8 figs.
P. 887. Preliminary descriptions of thirty-seven new species of hermit
crabs of the genus Hupagurus in the U.S. National Museum.
By James E. Benedict.
pp. 1-26.
P. 888. Description of two apparently new fly-catchers from Costa
Rica. By George K. Cherrie.
pp. 27-28.
P. 889. A maid of Wolpai. By R. W. Shufeldt.
pp. 29-31, 1 plate.
P. 890. Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuids of boreal
America: Revision of the genus Cucullia. By John B.
Smith.
pp. 33-52, 1 plate.
P. 891. Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuide of boreal
America: Revision of the Dicopine. By John B. Smith.
pp. 53-64.
P. 892. Contributions toward a monograph of the Noctuide of boreal
America: Revision of Yylomiges and Morrisonia. By John
B. Smith.
pp. 65-86, 1 plate.
P. 893. Notes on avian entozoa. By Edwin Linton.

pp. 87-113, 5 pls.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 89

Preliminary description of a new genus and species of blind
cave salamander from North America. By Leonhard
Stejneger.
pp. 115-117, 1 plate.
Descriptions of two new forms of Basileuterus rufifrons, from
Mexico. By Robert Ridgway.
p. 119.
Description of a new species of star-gazer, Cathetostoma alli-
gutta, from the Gulf of Mexico. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 121-122.
The fishes of San Diego, California. By Carl H. Eigenmann.
pp. 123-178, 9 pls.
An annotated list of the shells of San Pedro Bay and vicinity
(with a description of two new species by W. H. Dall). By
Mrs. M. Burton Williamson.
pp. 179-220, 5 pls. 7
Chinese relics in Alaska. By T. Dix Bolles.
p. 221, 1 plate.
Corystoid crabs of the genera Telmessus and Hrimacrus. By
James KE. Benedict.
pp. 223-280, 3 pls.
Catalogue of the crabs of the family Periceride in the U. S.
National Museum. By Mary J. Rathbun.

pp. 231-277, 13 pls.

. The evolution of house-building among the Navajo Indians.

By R. W. Shufeldt.
pp. 279-282, 3 pls.
Notes on fishes collected in Mexico by Prof. Alfredo Dugés,
with descriptions of new species. By Tarleton H. Bean.
pp. 283-287, 1 plate.
Notes on a collection of birds made by Mr. Harry V. Henson

in the island of Yezo, Japan. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 289-359, 1 plate.

Insects of the subfamily Encyrtinee with branched antenne.
By L. O. Howard.

pp. 361-369, 2 pls.
Tyo additions to the Japanese avifauna, including description

of a new species. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 371-373.

7. On the ejection of blood from the eyes of horned toads. By

©... Hay.

pp. 375-378.
Some observations on the turtles of the genus JJalaclemys.
By One Hay.

pp. 379-383,
On the breeding habits, eggs, and young of certain snakes.
By O. P. Hay.

pp. 385-397.

90 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATLONAL MUSEUM.

P. 910. Notes on the flowers of <Anthowanthum odoratum Wa. By
Theodor Holm.

pp. 399-403, 1 plate.
P. 911. Notes on the Unionide of Florida and the southeastern States.
By Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 405-436, 26 pls.

P. 912. On a new subfamily of phyllostone bats. By Harrison Allen.
pp. 437-439, 1 fig.
P. 913. Description of a new genus of phyllostone bats. By Harrison

Allen.
pp. 441-442, 2 figs.

P. 914. On Temminck’s bat, Scotophilus temminckii. By Harrison

Allen.
pp. 443-444,

P. 915. An annotated catalogue of the mammals collected by Dr.
W. L. Abbott in the Kilima-njaro region, East Africa. By
Frederick W. True.

pp. 445-480, 6 pls., 5 figs.

P. 916. A description of the golden trout of Kern River, California,

Salmo mykiss agua-bonita. By David 8S. Jordan.
pp. 481-488.

P. 917. On the occurrence of the spiny boxfish (genus Chilomycterus)

on the coast of California. By Carl H. Eigenmann.
p. 485, 1 plate.

P. 918. Description of some fossil plants from the Great Falls coal

field of Montana. By William M. Fontaine.

pp. 487-495, 3 pls.

VOLUME XVI, CONTAINING PAPERS 919-975.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |
Volume XVI. | 1893. | —— | Published under the direction of
the Smithsonian Institution. | | Washington: | Government
Printing Office. | 1894.

8vo., pp. X, 1-808, 84 pls., 22 figs.

P. 919. Introduction to a monograph of the North. American bats.
By Harrison Allen.
pp. 1-28.
P. 920. Notes on the genera of Vespertilionide. By Harrison Allen.
pp. 29-31.
P. 921. Notes ona few fossil plants from the Fort Union group of
Montana, with a description of one new species. By F. H.

Knowlton.
_ pp. 33-36, 2 pls.

P. 922

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LIST OF PWBLICATIONS. 91

On a collection of batrachians and reptiles from Mount Ori-
zaba, Mexico, with descriptions of two new species. By

W.S. Blatchley.

pp. 37-42. -
Description of two supposed new species of swifts. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 43-44.
Notes on American hemiptera heteroptera. By A. L. Mon-

tandon.
pp. 45-52.

Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Central America and

southern Mexico. By Carl H. Kigenmann.
pp. 53-60.

. On the making of gelatin casts. By J. W. Scollick.

pp. 61-62.
Catalogue of the crabs of the family Maiide in the U. S.

National Museum. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 63-103, 6 pls.

. Notes on Erian (Devonian) plants from New York and Penn-

sylvania. By D. P. Penhallow.

pp. 105-114, 6 pls.

Notes on Vematophyton crassum. By D. P. Penhallow.
pp. 115-118, 4 pls.

Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-

sion steamer Albatross. No. XXIII. Report on the Actiniz

collected by the U. S. Fish Commission steamer A/batross

during the winter of 1887-88. By J. Playfair MceMurrich.
pp. 119-216, 17 pls.

. On the status of the gray shrike, collected by Captain Blakis-

ton, in Yezo, Japan. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 217-218.

2. Throwing-sticks from Mexico and California. By Otis T.

Mason.

pp. 219-221, 6 figs.
Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXIV. Descriptions of new
genera and species of crabs from the west coast of North
America and the Sandwich Islands. By Mary J. Rathbun.

pp. 223-260.
Notes on some fossil plants from the Trinity division of the
Comanche series of Texas. By William M. Fontaine.

pp. 261-282, 8 pls.
Observations on the blind crayfishes of Indiana, with a descrip-
tion of a new subspecies; Cambarus pellucidus testii. By
W.. Ps: Hay:

pp. 283-286, 2 pls.

The shofar—its use and origin. By Cyrus Adler.
pp. 287-301, 4 pls.

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939.

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941.

942.

943.

944.

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946.

. 947.

BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

List of Diatomacez from a deep-sea dredging in the Atlantic
Ocean off Delaware Bay by the U. S. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. By Albert Mann.

pp. 303-312.
Description of a new species of cyprinoid fish, Cowestus greent,
from the headwaters of Fraser River in British Columbia.

By David 8. Jordan.
pp. 313-314.

Note on the wall-eyed pollack, Pollachius chaleogrammus
Jucensis, of Puget Sound. By David S. Jordan and Charles
H. Gilbert.

pp. 315-316.
Preliminary report on the molluscan species collected by
the United States scientific expedition to West Africa in
1889-90. By Robert E. C. Stearns.

pp. 317-339.
On rare or little-known mollusks from the west coast of North
and South America, with descriptions of new species. By
Robert E. C. Stearns.

pp. 341-852, 1 plate.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8S. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. XXV. Report on the mollusk-
fauna of the Galapagos Islands with descriptions of new
species. By Robert E. C. Stearns.

pp. 353-450, 2 pls.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. XXVI. Report on the pteropods
and heteropods collected by the U. S. Fish Commission
steamer A/batross during the voyage from Norfolk, Virginia,
to San Francisco, California, 1887-88. By James I. Peck.’

pp. 451-466, 3 pls.
Diagnosis of a new California lizard. By Leonhard Stej-
neger.

p. 467.
Description of a supposed new species of Odontophorus from
southern Mexico. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 469-470.
A subtropical miocene fauna in Arctic Siberia. By William
EL Dail:

pp. 471478, 1 plate.
Notes on a collection of birds from eastern Nicaragua and the
Rio Frio, Costa Rica, with a description of a supposed new
Trogon. By Charles W. Richmond.

pp. 479-582.
Description of a new species of fruit bat, Pteropus aldabrensis,
from Aldabra Island. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 533-534.

P, 949.

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P. 953.

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P. 960.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 93

Notice of the crustaceans collected by the United States scien-
tific expedition to the west coast of Africa. By James E.
Benedict.

pp. 535-541.
A descriptive catalogue of the harvest-spiders (Phalangiide)
of Ohio. By Clarence M. Weed.

pp. 543-563, 13 pls., 1 fig.
Scientific results of the United States eclipse expedition to
West Africa, 1889-90. Report upon the insecta, arachnida,
and myriapoda. By C. V. Riley.

pp. 565-590, 1 plate, 13 figs.

2, On some fossil unios and other fresh-water shells from the

drift at Toronto, Canada: with a review of the distribution
of the Unionide of northeastern North America. By
Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 591-595.
Descriptions of some new birds collected on the islands of
Aldabra and Assumption, northwest of Madagascar, by Dr.
W. L. Abbott. -By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 597-600.
Notes on a small collection of mammals from the Tana River,
East Africa, with descriptions of new species. By Fred-
erick W. True.

pp. 601-603.

Remarks on the avian genus Myiarchus, with special refer-
ence to J/. yucatanensis Lawrence. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 605-608,
On a small collection of birds from Costa Rica. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 609-614.
Notes on a third installment of Japanese birds in the Science
College Museum, Tokyo, Japan, with descriptions of new
species. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 615-638.
Land shells of the genus Bulzmulus in Lower California, with
descriptions of several new species. By William H. Dall.

pp. 689-647, 2 pls.
Descriptions of new species of American fresh-water crabs.
By Mary J. Rathbun.

pp. 649-661, 5 pls.
Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commission
steamer Albatross. No. X XVII. Catalogue of a collection
of birds made in Alaska by Mr. C. H. Townsend during
the cruise of the U. S. Fish Commission steamer Albatross

in the summer and autumn of 1888. By Robert Ridgway.
pp. 663-665.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

A revision of the genus Formicarius Boddaert. By Robert
Ridgway.

pp. 667-686.
Description of a new storm petrel from the coast of western
Mexico. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 687-688.
Description of a new species of mouse (Sztomys decolorus)
from Central America. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 689-690.
Description of a new Geothlypis from Brownsville, Texas. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 691-692.

. The proper generic name of the tunnies. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 693-694.

. The shell heaps of the east coast of Florida. By De Witt

Webb.

pp. 695-698, 7 pls.
Description of a new blennioid fish from California. By Tarle-
ton H. Bean.

pp. 699-701, 1 fig.
Notes on myriapoda from Loanda, Africa, collected by Mr.
Heli Chatelaine, including a description of a new genus and
species. By O. F. Cook.

pp. 703-708.
Description of a new species of blind-snakes (Zyphlopide) from
the Congo Free State. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 709-710.
On some collections of reptiles and batrachians from East
Africa and the adjacent islands, recently received from Dr.
W. L. Abbott and Mr. William Astor Chanler, with descrip
tions of new species. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 711-741.
Notes on recent collections of North American land, fresh-
water, and marine shells received from the U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture. By Robert E. C. Stearns.

pp. 743-755.
On the relationships of Taylor’s mouse, S¢tomys taylori. By
Frederic W. True.

pp. 757-758.
Notes on the natural history of Aldabra, Assumption and
Gloriosa islands, Indian Ocean. By W. L. Abbott.

pp. 759-764, 1 fig.

Remarks on Japanese quails. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 765-769.

. Notes on birds of Central Mexico, with descriptions of forms

believed to be new. By P. L. Jouy.
pp. 771-791.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 95

VOLUME XVII, CONTAINING PAPERS 976-1082.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |

Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | |
Volume XVII. | 1894. | | Published under the direction of
the Smithsonian Institution. | | Washington: | Government
Printing Office. | 1895.

8vo., pp. Xiii, 1-765, 32 pls., 83 figs.

_ 976. Notes on mammals of Baltistan and the Vale of Kashmir, pre-

sented to the National Museum by Dr. W. L. Abbott. By
Frederick W. True.

pp. 1-16.

. 977. Description of a new lizard (Verticaria belding?), from Cali-

fornia. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 17-18.
978. Note on a blue mineral, supposed to be ultramarine, from
Silver City, New Mexico. By R. L. Packard.

pp. 19-20.

_ 979. Descriptions of two new species of crabs from the western

Indian Ocean, presented to the National Museum by Dr.
W. L. Abbott. By Mary J. Rathbun.

pp. 21-24.

P. 980. Descriptions of a new genus and two new species of African
fresh-water crabs. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 25-27.
P. 981. An analysis of jadeite from Mogoung, Burma. By Oliver C.
Farrington.
pp. 29-31.
P. 982. Notes on some skeletons and skulls of porpoises of the genus
Prodelphinus, collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott in the Indian
Ocean. By Frederick W. True.
pp. 33-37.
P. 983. Description of nests and eggs of some new birds collected on

the island of Aldabra, northwest of Madagascar, by Dr. W. L.
Abbott. By Charles Bendire.

pp. 39-41.

984. Notes on the crabs of the family Inachide in the United States

National Museum. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 43-75, 1 plate.

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_ On the formation of stalactites and gypsum incrustations in
caves. By George P. Merrill.

pp. 77-81, 4 pls.

. 986. Descriptions of a new genus and four new species of crabs

from the Antillean region. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 83-86.

_ 987. The formation of sandstone concretions. By George P.

Merrill.

pp. 87-88, 1 plate,

P. 989.

P. 990.

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Monograph of the genus Gnathodon Gray (angia Des-
moulins). By William H. Dall.

pp. 89-106, 1 plate.
On the nomenclature and characteristics of the lampreys. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 107-110.
The nomenclature of the Myliobatide or Aétobatide. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 111-114.

The nomenclature of the family Peeciliide or Cyprinodontide.
By Theodore Gill.

pp. 115-116.

The differential characters of the Salmonidze and Thymallide.
By Theodore Gill.

pp. 117-122.
On the relations and nomenclature of Stézostedion or Lucio-
perca. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 123-128.
Description of a new species of cotton rat (Sigmodon minima),
from New Mexico. By Edgar A. Mearns.

pp. 129-180.
Notes on the invertebrate fauna of the Dakota formation, with

descriptions of new molluscan forms. By C. A. White.
pp. 131-1388, 1 plate.

The shells of the Tres Marias and other localities along the
shores of Lower California and the Gulf of California. By
Robert E. C. Stearns.
pp. 139-204.
Notes on a Japanese species of reed warbler. By Leonhard
Stejneger.
pp. 205-206.
A review of the fossil flora of Alaska, with descriptions of
new species. By F. H. Knowlton.
pp. 207-240, 1 plate.
Diagnoses of new North American mammals. By Frederick
W. True.
pp. 241-243.
Descriptions of new species of starfishes and ophiurans, with
a revision of certain species formerly described; mostly from
the collections made by the United States Commission of
Fish and Fisheries... By A. E. Verrill.
pp. 245-297.
Notes on the anatomy and affinities of the Coerebidee and other
American birds. By Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 299-312, 13 figs.
Discovery of the genus Oldhamia in America. By Charles
D. Walcott.

pp. 313-315, 1 fig.

P. 1003.
P. 1004.
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P. 1006.
P. 1007.

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Notes on reptiles and batrachians collected in Florida in 1892
and 1893. By Einar Lénnberg.

pp. 317-839, 3 figs.
On the rodents of the genus Smnthusin Kashmir. By Fred-
erick W. True.

pp. 341-343.
The relationship of the lacertilian genus Ann iella Gray.
By G. Baur.

pp. 545-351.
Diagnoses of some undescribed wood rats (genus Veotoma)

in the National Museum. By Frederick W. True.
pp. 353-355.

Descriptions of twenty-two new species of birds from the
Galapagos Islands. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 357-370.
Descriptions of some new birds from Aldabra, Assumption,
and Gloriosa islands, collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott. By
Robert Ridgway. |

pp. 371-873.
A revision of the fishes of the subfamily Sebastine of the
Pacific coast of America. By Carl H. Eigenmann and Charles
H. Beeson.

pp. 375-407.
Additional notes on the native trees of the Lower Wabash
Valley. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 409-421, 6 pls.
Distribution of the land and fresh-water mollusks of the
West Indian region, and their evidence with regard to past
changes of land and sea. By Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 423-450, 1 plate.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXVIII. On Cetomimide and
Rondeletiide, two new families of bathybial fishes from the
northwestern Atlantic. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton
H. Bean.

pp. 451-454, 1 plate.
Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXIX. A revision of the order
Heteromi, deep-sea fishes, with a description of the new
generic types Macdonaldia and Lipogenys. By G. Brown
Goode and Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 455-470, 2 pls.
Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. -No. XXX. On Harriotta, a new type
of chimeroid fish from the deeper waters of the northwestern
Atlantic. By G. Brown Goode and Tarleton H. Bean

pp. 471-473, 1 plate.

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Overlaying with copper by the American aborigines. By
Otis T. Mason.

pp. 475-477, 4 figs.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXXI. Descriptions of new
genera and species of the family Lithodidee, with notes on
the young of Lithodes camtschaticus and Lithodes brevipes.
By James E. Benedict.

pp. 479-488.
Scientific results of explorations by the U. 8S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXXII. Report on the crus-
tacea of the order Stomatopoda collected by the steamer
Albatross between 1885 and 1891, and on other specimens in
the U. S. National Museum. By Robert Payne Bigelow.

pp. 489-550, 3 pls., 28 figs.
The pterylography of certain American goat-suckers and
owls. By Hubert Lyman Clark.

pp- 551-572, 11 figs.
The box tortoises of North America. By W. E. Taylor.

pp. 573-588, 7 figs.
Description of Uta mearns?, a new lizard from California.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 589-591.

Notes on Butler’s garter snake. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 593-594.

On the specific name of the coachwhip snake. By Leonhard
Stejneger.

pp. 595-596.
Description of a new salamander from Arkansas with notes
on Ambystoma annulatum. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 597-599.
Diagnosis of a new genus of 7rogons (Heterotrogon), based
on [apaloderma vittatum of Shelley; with a description of

the female of that species. By Charles W. Richmond.
pp. 601-603.

On the bothriothoracine insects of the United States. By
L. O. Howard.

pp. 605-613.
Notes on the geographical distribution of scale insects. By

T. D. A. Cockerell.

pp. 615-625.
Description of a new species of rockfish, Sebastichthys bre-
vispinis, from Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean.

pp. 627-628.

Description of a new species of fish, Lleekeria gilli. By

Tarleton H. Bean.

Pp. 629-630

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 99

P. 1029. Description of Gohiotdes broussoneti, a fish new to North
America, from the Gulf of Mexico. By Tarleton H. Bean
and Barton A. Bean.

pp. 631-682, 1 fig.

P. 1030. Scientific results of explorations by the U. S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XX XIII. Descriptions of two |
new flounders, Gastropsetta frontalis and Cyclopsetta chit-
tenden?. By Barton A. Bean.

pp. 633-636, 3 figs.

P. 1031. Notes on some eruptive rocks from Gallatin, Jefferson, and
Madison counties, Montana. By George P. Merrill.
pp. 637-673, 10 figs.

P. 1032. Scientific results of explorations by the U.S. Fish Commis-
sion steamer Albatross. No. XXXIV. Report on mollusca
and brachiopoda dredged in deep water, chiefly near the
Hawaiian Islands, with illustrations of hitherto unfigured
species from northwest America. By William H. Dall.

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pp. 675-733, 10 pls., 2 figs.

VOLUME XVIII, CONTAINING PAPERS 1033-1100.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |
Volume XVIII. | 1895. | —— | Published under the direction of
the Smithsonian Institution. | | Washington: | Government

Printing Office. | 1896.
8vo., pp. Xiv, 1-819, 35 pls., 46 figs.

P. 1033. Diagnoses of new mollusks from the survey of the Mexican
boundary. By William H. Dall.

pp. 1-6.
P. 1034. Diagnoses of new species of mollusks from the west coast of
America. By William H. Dall.

pp. 7-20.
P. 1035. Diagnoses of new tertiary fossils from the southern United
States. By William H. Dall.
pp. 21-46.
P. 1036. Two new diplopod myriapoda of the genus Oxydesmus from

the Congo. By O. F. Cook.

pp. 47-52.
P. 1037. Priodesmus, a new genus of diplopoda from Surinam. By
O. F. Cook.

pp. 53-57, 1 plate.
P. 1038. On Geophilus attenuatus Say, of the class Chilopoda. By
O. F. Cook.

pp. 59-62.

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An arrangement of the Geophilidz, a family of Chilopoda.
By O. F. Cook.

pp- 63-75.
Description of a new species of golden beetle from Costa
Rica. By Martin L. Linell.

pp. 77-78

Two new species of beetles of tae Tenebrionil genus /cho-
cerus. By F. H. Chittenden.

pp. 79-80.
East African diplopoda of the suborder Polydesmoidea, col-
lected by Mr. William Astor Chanler. By O. F. Cook.

pp. 81-111, 5 pls.
Description of a new species of pipefish (Siphostoma scovilli)
from Corpus Christi, Texas. By Barton W. Evermann and
William C. Kendall.

pp. 113-115.
Description of a new species of snake (Zantilia eisen) from
California. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 117-118.
Description of a new species of ground warbler from eastern
Mexico. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 119-120.
East African odonata, collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott. By
Philip P. Calvert.

pp. 121-142, 15 figs.
Notes on the odonata from East Africa, collected by the
Chanler expedition. By Philip P. Calvert.

pp. 143-145.

On the proper name of the gunnels or butter-fishes. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 147-151.

The differential characters of the syngnathid and hippo-
campid fishes. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 153-159.
Notes on the synonymy of the Torpedinide or Narcobatide.
By Theodore Gill.

pp. 161-165.
The families of synentognathous fishes and their nomencla-
ture. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 167-178.
On the application of the name Zeuthis to a genus of fishes.
By Theodore Gill.

pp. 179-189.
Notes on the nomenclature of Scymnus or Scymnorhinus, a
genus of sharks. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 191-193.

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. Notes on the genus Cephaleutherus of Rafinesque, and other
rays with aberrant pectoral fins (Propterygia and [ierop-
tera). By Theodore Gill.

pp. 195-198.
Notes on characinoid fishes with ctenoid scales, with a
description ofa new Psectrogaster. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 199-203.
The differential characters of characinoid and erythrinoid
fishes. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 205-209.
Notes on Orectolobus or Crossorhinus, a genus of sharks. By
Theodore Gill.

pp. 211-212.
Note on the fishes of the genus Characinus. By Theodore
Gill.

pp. 213-215.

. The nomenclature of Pachicentron or Flacate, a genus of

acanthopterygian fishes. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 217-219.
Note on the nomenclature of the peecilioid fishes. By Theo-
dore Gill.

pp. 221-224.

. 1061. The nomenclature of the fishes of the characinoid genus

. 1062.

. 1065.

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. L065.

Tetragonopterus. By Vheodore Gill.

pp. 225-227.
List of the lepidoptera collected in eastern Africa by Dr.
W. L. Abbott, with descriptions of some apparently new
species. By W. J. Holland.

pp. 229-258.
List of the lepidoptera collected in Somali-land, East Africa.
by Mr. William Astor Chanler and Lieutenant von Hoéhnel.
By W. J. Holland.

pp. 259-264,
List of the lepidoptera from Aldabra, Seychelles, and other
East African islands, collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott. By
W. J. Holland.

pp. 265-273.
List of the lepidoptera collected in Kashmir by Dr. W. L.
Abbott. By W. J. Holland.

pp. 275-279, 2 pls.

. 1066. Notes on asbestos and asbestiform minerals. By George P.
Merrill.
pp. 281-292.
. 1067. Preliminary description of some new birds from the Galapa-

gos archipelago. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 293-294.

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BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

The classification and geographical distribution of the pearly
fresh-water mussels. By Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 295-343, 1 plate.
Note on the occurrence of an armadillo of the genus Xenurus
in Honduras. By Frederick W. True.

pp. 345-347, 2 pls.
The genus Callinectes. By Mary J. Rathbun.

pp. 349-375, 17 pls.
Descriptions of two new species of fresh-water crabs from
Costa Rica. By Mary J. Rathbun.

pp. 377-879, 2 pls., 3 figs.
Description of four new triassic unios from the staked plains
of Texas. By Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 381-385, 5 figs.

Revision of the North American Empidee
winged insects. By D. W. Coquillett.

pp. 387-440.

a family of two-

Description of a new subspecies of the gerus Peucedramus
Coues. By Robert Ridgway.

p. 441.
Preliminary diagnoses of new mammals from the Mexican
boundary of the United States. By Edgar A. Mearns.

pp. 443-47,
Characters of a new American family of passerine birds. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 449-450.
Osteological and pterylographical characters of the Procnia-
tide. By Frederic A. Lucas.

p. 505-507, 5 figs.
Catalogue of a collection of birds made by Dr. W. L. Abbott
in Kashmir, Baltistan and Ladak, with notes on some of the
species, and a description of a new species of Cyanecula.
By Charles W. Richmond.

pp. 451-503.
On birds collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott in the Seychelles,
Amirantes, Gloriosa, Assumption, Aldabra, and adjacent
islands, with notes on habits, ete., by the collector. By
Robert Ridgway.

pp. 509-546.
Descriptions of two new subspecies of the downy woodpecker,
Dryobates pubescens Linneus. By Harry C. Oberholser.

pp. 547-550.
Preliminary description of a new subgenus and six new spe-
cies and subspecies of hares, from the Mexican border of the

United States. By Edgar A. Mearns.
pp. 551-565.

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1089.

1090.

1091.

1092.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 1038

Note on Plectroplites and Hypoplectrodes, genera of serranoid
fishes. By Theodore Gill.

pp. 567-568.
Catalogue of a collection of birds made by Dr. W. L. Abbott
in eastern Turkestan, the Thian-Shan Mountains, and Tag-
dumbash Pamir, central Asia, with notes on some of the spe-

cies. By Charles W. Richmond.
pp. 569-591.

Descriptions of three species of sand fleas (Amphipods) col-
lected at Newport, Rhode Island. By Sylvester D. Judd.
pp. 593-603, 11 figs.
Remarks on the synonymy of some North American scolytid
beetles. By William Eichhoff.
pp. 605-610.
Fossil jelly fishes from the Middle Cambrian terrane. By
Charles D. Walcott.

pp. 611-614, 2 pls.

Preliminary descriptions of a new genus and three new
species of crustaceans from an artesian well at San Marcos,
Texas. By James E. Benedict.

pp. 615-617.

Description of a new genus and species of blind tailed-
batrachians from the subterranean waters of Texas. By
Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 619-621.

Description of a new stickleback (Gasterosteus gladiunculus)
from the coast of Maine. By W. C. Kendall.

pp. 623-624.

Description of a new species of ant thrush from Nicaragua.
By Charles W. Richmond.

pp. 625-626.

Partial list of birds collected at Alta Mira, Mexico, by Mr.
Frank B. Armstrong. By Charles W. Richmond.

pp. 627-632.

On some reared parasitic hymenopterous insects from Ceylon.
By L. O. Howard and William H. Ashmead.

pp. 633-048.

An annotated list of birds observed on the island of Mar-
garita, and at Guanta and Laguayra, Venezuela. (With
critical notes and descriptions of new species by Charles W.
Richmond.) By Wirt Robinson.

pp. 649-685, 1 plate, 1 fig.

List of coleoptera collected on the Tana River, and on the
Jombéné range, East Africa, by Mr. William Astor Chanler

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and Lieut. Ludwig von Hohnel, with descriptions of new

genera and species. By Martin L. Linell.
pp. 686-716.

104 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 1095. Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. XI. The cranium of Pallas’ cormorant. By Fred-
eric A. Lucas.

pp. 717-719, 2 pls.

P. 1096. New species of North American coleoptera of the family

Scarabeeidee. By Martin L. Linell.
pp. 721-7381.

P. 1097. Observations on the development and migration of the

urticating organs of sea nettles, Cnidaria. By Louis

Murbach.
pp. 733-740.

P. 1098. List of the lepidoptera collected in East Africa, 1894, by Mr.
William Astor Chanler and Lieut. Ludwig von Héhnel. By
W. J. Holland.

pp. 741-767.

P. 1099. Notes on the vampire bat (Diphylla ecaudata), with special
reference to its relationships with Desmodus rufus. By Har-
rison Allen.

pp. 769-777, 6 figs.

P. 1100. Description of a new species of bat of the genus Glossophaga.

By Harrison Allen.
pp. 779-781.
VOLUME XIX, CONTAINING PAPERS 1101-11238.

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Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |

Volume XIX. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing

Office. | 1897.

8 vo., pp. viii, 1-864, 68 pls., 52 figs.

P. 1101. A revision of the American moles. By Frederick W. True.
pp. 1-112, 4 pls., 46 figs., 5 maps, showing geographical distribution.
P. 1102. Descriptions of new cynipidous galls and gall-wasps in the
United States National Museum. By William H. Ashmead.
pp. 113-136.
P. 1103. Preliminary diagnoses of new mammals from the Mexican
border of the United States. By Edgar A. Mearns.
pp. 187-140.
P. 1104. Description of a new genus and four new species of crabs
from the West Indies. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 141-144.
P. 1105. A revision of the adult tapeworms of hares and rabbits. By
Charles Wardell Stiles.

pp. 145-235, 21 pls.

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Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. XII. Fishes collected at Bering and Copper islands
by Nikolai A. Grebnitski and Leonhard Stejneger. By Tarle-
ton H. Bean and Barton A. Bean.

pp. 237-251.
Is the Florida box tortoise a distinct species? By Einar
Loénnberg.

pp. 253-254.
Summary of the hemiptera of Japan, presented to the United
States National Museum by Professor Mitzukuri. By Philip
Rew hier: ;

pp. 255-297.
On the genus Remondia Gabb, a group of cretaceous bivalve
mollusks. By Timothy W. Stanton.

_pp. 299-801, 1 plate.
Descriptions of tertiary fossils from the Antillean region. By
R. J. Lechmere Guppy and William H. Dall.

pp. 303-3381, 4 pls.
Report on the mollusks collected by the International Bound-
ary Commission of the United States and Mexico, 1892-1894.
By William H. Dall.

pp. 333-379, 3 pls.
Notes on fishes collected in Kamchatka and Japan by Leon-
hard Stejneger and Nicolai A. Grebnitski, with a description
of a new blenny. By Tarleton H. Bean and Barton A. Bean.

pp. 381-392, 2 pls.
Descriptions of new species of North American coleoptera in
the families Cerambycide and Scarabeeide. By Martin L.
Linell.

pp. 393-401.
Report on the fishes dredged in deep water near the Hawaiian
Islands, with descriptions and figures of twenty-three new
species. By Charles H. Gilbert and Frank Cramer.

pp. 403-435, 13 pls.
Descriptions of twenty-two new species of fishes collected by
the steamer A/batross, of the United States Fish Commission.
By Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 487-457, 7 pls.

1116. Birds of the Galapagos archipelago. By Robert Ridgway.

pp. 459-670, 2 pls., 6 figs., 48 charts.

1117. On the fossil phyllopod genera, Dipelt’s and Protocaris, of

1118.

the family Apodide. By Charles Schuchert.
pp. 671-676, 1 plate.

Catalogue of a collection of birds made by Dr. W. L. Abbott

in Madagascar, with descriptions of three new species. By

Charles W. Richmond.

pp. 677-694.

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P. 1119. On the insects collected by Dr. Abbott on the Seychelles,
Aldabra, Gloriosa, and Providence islands, with descriptions
of nine new species of coleoptera. By Martin L. Linell.

pp. 695-706.

P. 1120. Cambrian brachiopoda: genera J/phidea and Yorkia, with
descriptions of new species of each, and of the genus Acro-
thele. By Charles D. Walcott.

pp. 707-718, 2 pls.
P. 1121. Descriptions of six new mammals from North America. B
y
Edgar A. Mearns.
pp. 719-724.

P. 1122. The food plants of scale insects (Coccide). By T. D. A.

Cockerell.
pp. 725-785.

P. 1123. Notes on larval cestode parasites of fishes. By Edwin

Linton.
pp. 787-824, 8 pls.

VOLUME XX, CONTAINING PAPERS 1124-1139.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |
Volume XX. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing
Office. | 1898.

8vo., pp. xii, 1-982, 97 pls., 149 figs.

P. 1124. Revision of the orthopteran group Melanopli (Acridiide),
with special reference to North American forms. By
Samuel H. Scudder.

pp. 1-421, 26 pls.

P. 1125. Notes on the cestode parasites of fishes. By Edwin Linton.

pp. 428-456, 8 pls.

P. 1126. Preliminary diagnoses of new mammals of the genera Lyn,
Urocyon, Spilogale, and Mephitis, from the Mexican
boundary line. By Edgar A. Mearns.

pp. 457-461.
P. 1127. Description of a new blenny-like fish of the genus Opistho-
; gs L
centrus, collected in Vuleano Bay, Port Mororan, Japan,
by Nicolai A. Grebnitski. By Tarleton H. Bean and Bar-
ton A. Bean.
pp. 4634164, 1 plate.

P. 1128. Description of a new crustacean of the genus Sphwroma,
from a warm spring in New Mexico. By Harriet Ricb-
ardson.

pp. 465-466.

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Preliminary diagnoses of new mammals of the genera J/ephi-
tis, Dorcelaphus, and Dicotyles, from the Mexican border of
the United States. By Edgar A. Mearns.

pp. 467-471.
New species of coleoptera of the family Chrysomelide, with

a short review of the tribe Chlamydini. By Martin L. Linell.
pp. 473-485.

Notes on a collection of fishes from the Colorado Basin in

Arizona. By Charles H. Gilbert and Norman Bishop Scofield.
pp. 487-499, 4 pls.

Preliminary diagnoses of new mammals of the genera Sevu-
pus, Castor, Neotoma, and Sigmodon, from the Mexican

boundary of the United States. By Edgar A. Mearns.
pp. 501-505.

Notes on trematode parasites of fishes. By Edwin Linton.

pp. 507-548, 15 pls.
Contributions to Philippine ornithology. Part I. A list of
the birds known to inhabit the Philippine and Palawan
islands, showing their distribution within the limits of the
two groups. By Dean C. Worcester and Frank 5. Bourns.
Part II. Notes on the distribution of Philippine birds. By
Dean C. Worcester.

pp. 549-625, 7 pls.
Supplement to the annotated catalogue of the published
writings of Charles Abiathar White, 1886-1897. By Timo-
thy W. Stanton.

pp. 627-642.
Observations on the Astacide in the United States National
Museum and in the Museum of Comparative Zoology, with
descriptions of new species. By Walter Faxon.

pp. 643-694, 9 pls.
A revision of tropical African diplopoda of the family
Strongylosomatide. By O. F. Cook.

pp. 695-708.
American leaf-hoppers of the subfamily Typhlocybine. By
Clarence P. Gillette.

pp. 709-773, 149 figs.
Revision of the deep-water mollusca of the Atlantic coast of
North America, with descriptions of new genera and species.
Part I. Bivalvia. By A. E. Verrill and Katherine J. Bush.

pp. 775-901, 27 pls.

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VOLUME XXII, CONTAINING PAPERS 1140-1178.
Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |

Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |

Volume XXI,

—— | Published under the direction of the Smith-

sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing

Office. | 1899.

8vo., pp. Xiii, 1-933, 89 pls., 105 figs.

P. 1140. Contributions toward a monograph of the lepidopterous fam-
ily Noctuids of boreal North America. A revision of the spe-
cies of Acronycta Ochsenheimer, and of certain allied genera.
By John B. Smith and Harrison G. Dyar.

pp. 1-194, 22 pls.

P. 1141. Descriptions of the species of Cycadeoidea, or fossil cycadean
trunks, thus far determined from.the lower cretaceous rim
of the Black Hills. By Lester F. Ward.

pp. 195-229.

P. 1142. On some new parasitic insects of the subfamily Encyrtine.

By L. O. Howard.
pp. 231-248.
P. 1148. On the coleopterous insects of Galapagos Islands. By Mar-
tin L. Linell.
pp. 249-268.
P. 1144. The birds of the Kuril Islands. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 269-296.

P. 1145. Description of a species of Actaeon from the quaternary
bluffs at Spanish Bight, San Diego, California. By Robert
E. C. Stearns.

pp. 297-299, 1 fig.

P. 1146. Report on a collection of Japanese diptera, presented to the
U. S. National Museum by the Imperial University of
Tokyo. By D. W. Coquillett.

pp. 301-340.

P. 1147. Notes on the mammals of the Catskill Mountains, New York,
with general remarks on the fauna and flora of the region.
By Edgar A. Mearns.

pp. 341-860, 6 figs.

P. 1148. Topaz crystals in the mineral collection of the U.S. National
Museum. By Arthur S. Eakle.

pp. 361-369, 22 figs.

P. 1149. Notes on Cytherea (Tivela) crassatelloides Conrad, with
descriptions of many varieties. By Robert E. C. Stearns.

pp. 371-378, 3 pls. :

P. 1150. On the occurrence of Amphiuma, the so-called Congo snake,

in Virginia. By Hugh M. Smith.

pp. 379-380.

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Description of a new species of spiny-tailed iguana from
Guatemala. By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 381-383.
Cambrian brachiopoda: Obolus and Lingulella, with descrip-

tion of new species. By Charles D. Walcott.
pp. 385-420, 3 pls.

A revision of the wrens of the genus Zhryomanes Sclater.
By Harry C. Oberholser.

pp. 421-450.

. American oniscoid diplopoda of the order Merocheta. By

O. F. Cook.

pp. 451-468, 4 pls.

. The osteology and relationships of the family Zeide. By

Edwin C. Starks.

pp. 469-476, 6 pls.

. A contribution to the knowledge of the variations o the

tree frog, Hyla regilla. By Frederick C. Test.

pp. 477-492, 1 plate.

. Japanese hymenoptera of the family Tenthredinide. By

C. L. Marlatt.

pp. 493-506.

. A contribution to a knowledge of the fresh-water crabs of

America.—The Pseudothelphusine. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 507-537, 18 figs.
Notes on a collection of fishes from Mexico, with description

of a new species of Platypecilus. By Barton A. Bean.
pp. 539-542, 1 fig.

The leeches of the U. S. National Museum. By J. Percy

Moore. s
pp. 543-563, 1 plate.

On the occurrence of Caulolepis longidens Gill, on the coast
of California. By Charles H. Gilbert.

pp. 565-566.

. The brachyura collected by the U. S. Fish Commission

steamer A/batross on the voyage from Norfolk, Virginia, to
San Francisco, California, 1887-88. By Mary J. Rathbun.
pp. 567-616, 4 pls.
On the nomenclature of the whalebone whales of the tenth
edition of Linneeus’s ‘*Systema Nature.” By Frederick W.
True.
pp. 617-635.
A new snake from the eocene of Alabama. By Frederic A.
Lucas.
pp. 637-638, 2 pls.
Notes on the capture of rare fishes. By Barton A. Bean.
pp. 639-640.

. The feather-tracts of North American grouse and quail. By

Hubert Lyman Clark.

pp. 641-658, 3 pls., 4 figs.

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Note on Oxycottus acuticeps Gilbert, from Sitka and Kadiak,
Alaska. By Tarleton H. Bean and Barton A. Bean.
pp. 655-656.
African diplopoda of the genus Pachybolus. By O. F. Cook.
pp. 657-666, 3 pls.
The diplopod family Striariide. By O. F. Cook.
pp. 667-676, 2 pls.
African diplopoda of the family Gomphodesmide. By O. F.
Cook.
pp. 677-739, 7 pls.
Hydroida from Alaska and Puget Sound. By Charles C.
Nutting.
pp. 741-753, 3 pls.
The fossil bison of North America. By Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 755-771, 20 pls., 2 figs.
Petrographic report on rocks from the United States-Mex-
ico boundary. By Edwin C. E. Lord.
pp. 773-782, 1 plate. .
The land reptiles of the Hawaiian Islands. By Leonhard
Stejneger.
pp. 783-813, 13 figs.
Key to the isopods of the Pacific coast of North America,
with descriptions of twenty-two new species. By Harriet
Richardson.
pp. 815-869, 34 figs.
Description of a new species of subterranean isopod. By
WP; Hay.
pp. 871-872, 1 plate.
Synopsis of the recent and tertiary Leptonacea of North
America and the West Indies. By William H. Dall.
pp. 873-897, 2 pls.
Description of a new genus and species of discoglossoid toad

from North America. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 899-901, 1 plate, 4 figs.

VOLUME XXII, CONTAINING PAPERS 1179-1205.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | ——

Volume XXII. | —— | Published under the direction of the Smith-
sonian Institution. | —— | Washington: | Government Printiag
Office. | 1900.

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8vo., pp. xii, 1-1075, 18 pls., 15 figs.

The osteological characters of the fishes of the suborder
Percesoces. By Edwin C. Starks.

pp. 1-10, 3 pls.
Notes on birds from the Cameroons district, West Africa.
By Harry C. Oberholser.

pp. 11-19.

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Descriptions of two new species of tortoises from the tertiary
of the United States. By O. P. Hay.

pp. 21-24, 3 pls.
A list of the birds collected by Mr. R. P. Currie in Liberia.
By Harry C. Oberholser.

pp. 25-37, 1 plate.
A list of the biting lice (A/allophaga) taken from birds and
mammals of North America. By Vernon L. Kellogg.

pp. 39-100.
New species of nocturnal moths of the genus Campometra,
and notes. By John B. Smith.

pp. 101-105.
Synopsis of the Solenidee of North America and the Antilles.
By William H. Dall.

pp. 107-112.
The osteology and relationship of the percoidean fish, D/no-
lestes lewint. By Edwin C. Starks.

pp. 113-120, 4 pls.
Description of two new species of crayfish. By W. P. Hay.

pp. 121-123, 2 figs. :
Contributions to the natural history of the Commander
Islands. No. XIII. A new species of stalked medusz (//a//-
clystus stejnegert.) By K. Kishinouye.

pp. 125-129, 3 figs.
Description of a new species of /dotea from Hakodate Bay,
Japan. By Harriet Richardson.

pp. 181-134, 6 figs.
List of shells collected by Vernon Bailey in Heron and Eagle
lakes, Minnesota, with notes. By Robert E. C. Stearns.

pp. 135-138.
Description of a new variety of /Zaliotis from California,

with faunal and geographical notes. By Robert EK. C. Stearns.
pp. 1389-142.

On the Lower Silurian (Trenton) fauna of Baffin Land. By
Charles Schuchert.

pp. 143-177, 3 pls., 2 figs.
Some neocene corals of the United States. By Henry Stewart

Gane.
pp. 179-198, 1 plate.

A new fossil species of Caryophyllia from California, and a
new genus and species of turbinolid coral from Japan.
By T. Wayland Vaughan.

pp. 199-203, 1 plate.
Notes on birds collected by Dr. W. L. Abbott in central
Asia. By Harry C. Oberholser.

pp. 205-228.
Notes on some birds from Santa Barbara Islands, California.

By Harry C. Oberholser.

pp. 229-234.

112 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

P. 1197. Catalogue of a collection of birds from Madagascar. By

Harry C. Oberholser. .
pp. 235-248.

P. 1198. Report on a collection of dipterous insects from Porto

Rico. By D. W. Coquillett.
pp. 249-270.
P. 1199. The decapod crustaceans of West Africa. By Mary J.
Rathbun.
pp. 271-316, 2 figs.
P. 1200. Description of a new bird of the genus Dendrurnis. B
I g y
Charles W. Richmond.
pp. 317-318.

P. 1201. Descriptions of three new birds from lower Siam. By

Charles W. Richmond.
pp. 319-321.

P. 1202. On the genera of the chalcid-flies belonging to the subfamily
g ging J
Encyrtine. By William H. Ashmead.

pp. 323-412. :
P. 1203. A hundred new moths of the family Noctuide. By John
: J yi
B. Smith.
pp. 413-495.
P. 1204. A new bird of paradise. By Rolla P. Currie.
pp. 497-499, 1 plate.

P. 1205. Synopsis of the Naiades, or pearly fresh-water mussels. By
Charles T. Simpson.

pp. 501-1044, 1 plate.

VOLUME XXIII, CONTAINING PAPERS 1206-1240.

Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Proceedings | of the | United States National Museum. | —— |
Volume XXIII. | —— | Published under the direction of
the Smithsonian Institution. | | Washington: | Government
Printing Office. | 1901.

8vo., pp. Xiv, 1-913, 44 pls., 83 figs.

P. 1206. Classification of the ichneumon flies, or the superfamily
Ichneumonoidea. By William H. Ashmead.
pp. 1-220.
P. 1207. A new rhinoceros (7rigonias osbornz), from the miocene of
South Dakota. By Frederic A. Lucas.
pp. 221-223, 2 figs.
P. 1208. New species of moths of the superfamily Tineina from
Florida. By August Busck.
pp. 225-254, 1 plate.
P. 1209. Life histories of some North American moths. By Harrison
G. Dyar.

pp. 255-284.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. hes

1210. Synopsis of the family Tellinidee and of the North American
species. By William H. Dall.

pp. 285-326, 3 pls.

1211. The pelvie girdle of Zeuglodon, Bas‘losaurus cetoides Owen,
with notes on other portions of the skeleton. By Frederic
A. Lueas.

pp. 327-331, 3 pls.

1212. A new fossil eyprinoid, Zeuciscus turner’, from the miocene
of Nevada. By Frederic A. Lucas.

pp. 333-334, 1 plate.

1213. A list of fishes collected in Japan by Keinosuke Otaki and by
the United States steamer A/)atross, with descriptions of four-
teen new species. By David 8. Jordan and John O. Snyder.

pp. 335-380, 12 pls.

1214. Synopsis of the family Cardiide and of the North American
species. By William H. Dall.

pp. 381-392.

1215. Revision of the orthopteran genus 7rimerotropis. By Jerome

McNeill.
pp. 393-449, 1 plate.

1216. The hermit crabs of the Pagurus bernhardus type. By James

E. Benedict.

pp. 451-466, 6 figs.

. 1217. On a new species of spiny-tailed iguana from Utilla Island,

Honduras. By Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 467-468.

1218. A new systematic name for the yellow boa of Jamaica. By

Leonhard Stejneger.
pp. 469-470.

1219. Diagnosis of a new species of iguanoid lizard from Green

Cay, Bahama Islands. By Leonhard Stejneger.
p. 471.

1220. On the wheatears (Saricola) occurring in North America.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 473-481, 1 diagram.

1221. List of fishes collected in the river Pei-Ho, at Tien-Tsin,
China, by Noah Fields Drake, with descriptions of seven
new species. By James Francis Abbott.

pp. 483-491, 7 pls.

1222. Key to the isopods of the Atlantic coast of North America
with descriptions of new and little known species. By
Harriet Richardson.

pp. 493-579, 38 figs.

1223. Some spiders and other arachnida from southern Arizona.
By Nathan Banks.

pp. 581-590, i plate.

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P. 1233.

P. 1234.

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A new dinosaur, Stegosaurus marshi, from the lower cre-
taceous of South Dakota. By Frederic A. Lucas.

pp. 591-592, 2 pls.
New diptera in the U. S. National Museum. By D. W.
Coquillett.

pp. 593-615.
A list of the ferns and fern allies of North America north of
Mexico, with principal synonyms and distribution. By
William R. Maxon.

pp. 619-651.
A systematic arrangement of the families of the diptera. By
D. W. Coquillett.

pp. 653-658.
A comparison of the osteology of the jerboas and jumping
mice. By Marcus W. Lyon, jr.

pp. 659-668, 3 pls.
Cambrian brachiopoda: Qbolella, subgenus Glyptias; Bicia,;
Yholus, sabgenus Westonéa; with descriptions of new species.
By Charles D. Walcott. .

pp. 669-695.
A revision of certain species of plants of the genus Anten-
naria. By Elias Nelson.

pp. 697-713.
Description of a new species of snake from Clarion Island.
By Leonhard Stejneger.

pp. 715-717.
On the relationships of the Lutianoid fish, Aphareus furcatus.
By David S. Jordan and Edwin C. Starks.

pp. 719-723, 2 pls.
A review of the lancelets, hagfishes, and lampreys of Japan,
with a description of two new species. By David S. Jordan
and John O. Snyder.

pp. 725-734, 1 plate.
The proper names of Bdellostoma or Heptatrema. By Theo-
dore Gill.

pp. 735-738.
List of fishes collected in 1883 and 1885 by Pierre Louis
Jouy and preserved in the United States National Museum,
with descriptions of six new species. By David S. Jordan
and John O. Snyder.

pp. 739-769, 8 pls. F
Four new symmetrical hermit crabs (Pagurids) from the
West India region. By James E. Benedict.

pp. 771-778, 7 figs.
Synopsis of the Lucinacea and of the American species. By
William H. Dall.

pp. 779-8833, 4 pls.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 115

P. 1238. On aslug of the genus Veronicella from Tahiti. By T. D. A.
Cockerell.
pp. 835-836.
P. 1239. A review of the apodal fishes or eels of Japan, with deserip-
tions of nineteen new species. By David S. Jordan and
John O. Snyder.
pp. 837-890, 20 figs.
P. 1240. A review of the cardinal fishes of Japan.
Jordan and John O. Snyder.

pp. 891-9138, 2 pls., 10 figs.

By David S.

IV. BULLETINS OF THE U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM.

(NOS. 1-50.)

B. 1. Check-list of North American batrachia and reptilia; with a sys-
tematic list of the higher groups, and an essay on geograph-
ical distribution. Based on the specimens contained in the
U.S. National Museum. By Edward D. Cope.

8vo., 1875, pp. 1-104.
B. 2. Contributions to the natural history of Kerguelen Island, made
in connection with the American [United States] Transit-of-
Venus expedition, 1874-75. By J. H. Kidder, M. D., passed
assistant surgeon, U.S. Navy. I. Ornithology. Edited by
Dr. Elliott. Coues, U. S. A.
8vo., 1875, pp. ix, 1-51.
B. 3. Contributions to the natural history of Kerguelen Island, made
| in connection with the United States Transit-of-Venus expe-
dition, 1874-75. By J. H. Kidder, M. D., passed assistant
surgeon, U.S. Navy. I.
8vo., 1876, pp. 1-122.
B. 4. Birds of southwestern Mexico. Collected by Francis E.
Sumichrast for the United States National Museum. Pre-

ared by George N. Lawrence.
« 2D
8yvo., 1875, pp. 1-56.

B. 5. Catalogue of the fishes of the Bermudas. Based chiefly upon the
collections of the United States National Museum. By G.
Brown Goode, M. A., assistant curator, U. S. National

Museum.
8vo., 1876, pp. 1-82.

B. 6. International Exhibition, 1876. Board on behalf of United
States executive department:. Classification of the collec-
tion to illustrate the animal resources of the United States.
A list of substances derived from the animal kingdom, with
synopsis of the useful and injurious animals and a classifica-
tion of the methods of capture and utilization. By G. Brown
Goode, M. A., assistant curator, U. 8. National Museum.

8vo., 1876, pp, xiii, 1-126.
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7. Contributions to the natural history of the Hawaiian and Fan-
ning islands and Lower California, made in connection with
the United States North Pacific surveying expedition, 1873—
1875. By Thos. H. Streets, M. D., passed assistant surgeon,
U.S. Navy.

8vo., 1877, pp. 1-172.

8. Index to the names which have been applied to the subdivisions
of the class Brachiopoda excluding the rudistes previous to
the year 1877. By W. H. Dall, U. S. Coast Survey.

8vo., 1877, pp..1-88.

“+

), Contributions to North American ichthyology. Based primarily
on the collections of the United States National Museum.
I. Review of Rafinesque’s Memoirs on North American Fishes.
By David 8. Jordan.
8vo., 1877, pp. 1-53.
10. Contributions to North American ichthyology. Based prima-
rily on the collections of the United States National Museum.
IJ. A.—Notes on Cottidee, Etheostomatide, Percidee, Cen-
trarchidee, Aphododeridx, Dorysomatide, and Cyprinide,
with revisions of the genera and descriptions of new or little
known species. B.—Synopsis of the Siluridz of the fresh
waters of North America. By David 8. Jordan.
8vo., 1877, pp. 1-120, 45 pls.
11. Bibliography of the fishes of the Pacific coast of the United
States to the end of 1879. By Theodore Gill.
8vo., 1882, pp. 1-73.
12. Contributions to North American ichthyology. Based prima-
rily on the collections of the United States National Museum.
Ill. A.—On the distribution of the fishes of the Alleghany
region of South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, with
descriptions of new or little known species. By David 5S.
Jordan and Alembert W. Brayton. B.—A synopsis of the
family Catostomide. By David $. Jordan.
8vo., 1878, pp. 1-237.
13. The flora of St. Croix and the Virgin islands. By Baron H. F.
A. Eggers.
8vo., 1879, pp. 1-183.
14. International Exhibition, 1876. Catalogue of the collection to
illustrate the animal resources and the fisheries of the United
States, exhibited at Philadelphia in 1876 by the Smithsonian
Institution and the United States Fish Commission, and form-
ing a part of the United States National Museum. Prepared

under the direction of G. Brown Goode.
8vo., 1879, pp. xvi, 1-351.

15. Contributions to the natural history of Arctic America, made
in connection with the Howgate Polar expedition, 1877-78.

By Ludwig Kumlien, naturalist of the expedition.
8vo0., 1879, pp. 1-179.

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B. 16. Synopsis of the fishes of North America. By David 5. Jordan
and Charles H. Gilbert.

Syo., 1882, pp. lvi, 1-1018.

B. 17. On the zoological position of Texas. By Edward D. Cope.
8vo., 1880, pp. 1-51.

B. 18. International Fishery Exhibition, Berlin, 1880. Exhibit of the
fisheries and fish culture of the United States of America,
at the Internationale Fischerei-Ausstellung, held at Berlin,
April 20, 1880, and forming a part of the collections of the
National Museum, made by the United States Fish Com-
mnission. Prepared under the direction of G. Brown Goode,
deputy commissioner.

8vo., 1880, pp. Xv, 1-268.

B. 19. Nomenclator Zoologicus. An alphabetical list of all generic
numes that have been employed by naturalists for recent
and fossil animals from the earliest times to the close of the
year 1879. In two parts: I. Supplemental list. hes Omni
versal index. By Samuel H. Scudder.

8vo., 1882, pp. xxi, 1-376, 1-340.

B. 20. Bibliographies of American naturalists. I. The published writ-
ings of Spencer Fullerton Baird, 1843-1882. By G. Brown
Goode, assistant director of the National Museum.

8vo., 1883, pp. Xvi, 1-377, frontispiece.

B. 21. Nomenclature of North American birds chiefly contained in

the United States National Museum. By Robert Ridgway.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-94.

B. 22. Guide to the flora of Washington and vicinity. By Lester F.

Ward, A. M.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-264, 1 map.

B. 23. Bibliographies of American naturalists. I. The published
writings of Isaac Lea, LL. D. By Newton Pratt Scudder.

8vo., 1885, pp. lix, 1-278, frontispiece.

B. 24. Check list of North American reptilia and batrachia, with cata-
logue of specimens in U. S. National Museum. By H. C.
Yarrow, M. D., honorary curator, department of reptiles.

8vo., 1882, pp. v, 1-249.
B. 25. Contributions to the natural history of the Bermudas. Edited

by J. Matthew Jones and George Brown Goode.
8vo., 1884, pp. xxiii, 1-353, 12 pls.

Part I.—Geology. By Prof. William North Rice (pp. 1-82, 5 pls.).
Part II.—Botany. By Gen. Sir John Henry Lefroy (pp. 33-141).
Part I1I.—Mammals. By J. Matthew Jones (pp. 143-161).
Part IV.—Birds. By Capt. Savile G. Reid (pp. 163-279).
Part V.—Notes on birds. By Dr. C. Hart Merriam (pp. 281-284).
Part VI.—Reptiles. By Samuel Garman (pp. 285-303).
Part VII.—Annelids. By Prof. H. E. Webster (pp. 305-327, 6 pls. ).

120 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

B. 26. Avifauna Columbiana: being a list of birds ascertained to
inhabit the District of Columbia, with the times of arrival and
departure of such as are non-residents, and brief notices of
habits, ete. The second edition, revised to date, and entirely
rewritten. By Elliott Coues, M. D., Ph. D., professor of
anatomy in the National Medical College, etc., and D. Web-
ster Prentiss, A. M., M. D., professor of materia medica and
therapeutics in the National Medical College, ete.

8vo., 1883, pp. 1-138, 2 pls., 100 figs.

B. 27. Great International Fisheries Exhibition, London, 1883. De-
scriptive catalogues of the collections sent from the United
States to the International Fisheries Exhibition, London,
1883, constituting a report upon the American section. Pre-
pared under the direction of G. Brown Goode, U. 5. commis-
sioner, and a staff of associates.

8vo., 1884, pp. liv, 1-1279.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. A. Preliminary catalogue and synopsis of the collections exhib-
ited by the United States Fish Commission and by special exhibitors. With
a concordance to the official classification of the exhibition. 8yo., 1883,
pp. 1-105.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. B. Collection of economic crustaceans, worms, echinoderms,
and sponges. By Richard Rathbun, curator of the department of marine
invertebrates in the United States National Museum. 8vo., 1885, pp.
107-137.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. ©. Catalogue of the aquatic and fish-eating birds exhibited by
the United States National Museum. By Robert Ridgway, curator,
department of birds, U. S. National Museum. 8yo., 1883, pp. 189-184.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. D. Catalogue of the economic mollusea and the apparatus and
appliances used in their capture and preparation for market, exhibited by
the United States National Museum. By Lieut. Francis Winslow, U.S.
Navy. 8vo., 1883, pp. 185-270.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. E. The whale fishery and its appliances. By James Temple
Brown, assistant in the department of art and industry, U. 8. National
Museum. 8vo., 1883, pp. 271-586.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. F. Catalogue of the collections of fishes exhibited by the United
States National Museum. By Tarleton H. Bean, curator of the depart-
ment of fishes in the United States National Museum. 8vo., 1883, pp.
387-510.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. G. Descriptive catalogue of the collection illustrating the scien-
tific investigation of the sea and fresh waters. By Richard Rathbun,
curator of the department of marine invertebrates in the United States
National Museum. 8vo., 1883, pp. 511-621.

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Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. H. Catalogue of the aquatic mammals exhibited by the United
States National Museum. By Frederick W. True, curator of the depart-
ment of mammals, United States National Museum. 8vo., 1884, pp.
623-644.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. I. Catalogue of the collection illustrating the fishing vessels and
boats, and their equipment; the economic condition of fishermen; anglers’
outfits, etc. By Capt. J. W. Collins, assistar:t, U. S. Fish Commission.
8vo., 1884, pp. 645-823.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. J. Catalogue of the apparatus for the capture of fish exhibited
by the United States National Museum. By R. Edward Earll, curator of
the fisheries collections, U. 8. National Museum, and assistant U.S. Fish
Commission. 8vo., 1884, pp. 825-1030.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. K. Catalogue of fishery products, and of the apparatus used in
their preparation. By A. Howard Clark, assistant in the department of
art and industry, United States National Museum. 8vo., 1884, pp.
1031-1154.

Great international fisheries exhibition. London, 1883. United States of
America. lL. Catalogue of the fish-cultural exhibit of the United States
Fish Commission. By R. Edward Earll, curator of the fisheries collec-
tions, U. S. National Museum, and assistant, U. 8. Fish Commission. S8vo.,
1884, pp. 1155-1249.

A manual of American land shells. By W. G. Binney.

8vo., 1885, pp. 1-528, 516 figs. i ;

Results of ornithological explorations in the Commander
Islands and in Kamtschatka. By Leonhard Stejneger.

8vo., 1885, pp. 1-382, 8 pls., 7 figs., 1 map.

Bibliographies of American naturalists. II]. Bibliography of
publications relating to the collection of fossil invertebrates
in the United States National Museum, including complete lists
of the writings of Fielding B. Meek, Charles A. White,’ and
Charles D. Walcott. By John Belknap Marcou.

8vo., 1885, pp. 1-333.

Bulletin of the United States National Museum. No. 31.
Synopsis of the North American Syrphide. By Samuel W.
Walhston, M~ D:, Ph. D:

8vo., 1886, pp. Xxx, 1-335, 12 pls.
Catalogue of batrachians and reptiles of Central America and
Mexico. By E. D. Cope.
8vo., 1887, pp. 1-98.
Catalogue of minerals and synonyms. By T. Egleston, Ph. D.
8vo., 1887, pp. 1-198.

The batrachia of North America. By E. D. Cope.
8vo., 1889, pp. 1-525, 86 pls., 119 figs.

1For supplementary list, see P. 1135.

139 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

B. 35. Bibliographical catalogue of the described transformations of

North American lepidoptera. By Henry Edwards.
8vo., 1859, pp. 1-147.

B. 36. Contributions to the natural history of the cetaceans. A review
of the family Delphinide. By Frederick W. True, curator
of the department of mammals, United States National
Museum.

8yo., 1889, pp. 1-191, 47 pls.

B. 37. A preliminary catalogue of the shell-bearing marine mollusks
and brachiopods of the south-eastern coast of the United States,
with illustrations of many of the species. By William Healey
Dall, A. M., honorary curator, department of mollusks,

U.S. National Museum.
3vo., 1889, pp. 1-221, 74 pls.

B. 38. Contribution toward a monograph of the insects of the lepidop-
terous family Noctuidee of temperate North America. Revi-
sion of the species of the genus Agrotis. By John B. Smith,
professor of entomology, Rutgers College, New Jersey.

8vo., 1890, pp. iv, 1-237, 5 pls. ;

B. 39. [Directions for collecting and preserving specimens. |

Part A.—Directions for collecting birds. By Robert Ridgway. 8vo.,
1891, pp. 1-27, 9 figs.

Part B.—Directions for collecting recent and fossil plants. By F. H.
Knowlton (with notes on collecting and preserving fresh-water algze, by
Frank 8. Collins). 8vo., 1891, pp. 1-46, 10 figs.

Part C.—Notes on the preparation of rough skeletons. By Frederic A.
Lucas. 8vo., 1891, pp. 1-11, 12 figs.

Pant) =Srecuone for collecting, preparing, and preserving birds’ eggs
and nests. By Charles Bendire. 8vo., 1891, pp. 1-10, 7 figs.

Part E.—Directions for collecting reptiles and batrachians (with supple-
mentary note giving directions for preserving small herpetological speci-
mensin formalin). By Leonhard Stejneger. 8vo., 1891, pp. 1-13, 5 figs.

Part F.—Directions for collecting and preserving insects. By C. V. Riley,
M. A., Ph. D. 8vo., 1892, pp. 1-147, 1 plate, 139 figs.

Part G.—Instructions for collecting mollusks, and other useful hints for
the conchologist. By William H. Dall. 8vo., 1892, pp. 1-56, 8 figs.
Part H.—Directions for collecting minerals. By Wirt Tassin. 8vo., 1895,

pp- 1-6, 8 figs.

Part I.—Directions for collecting rocks and for the preparation of thin
sections. By George P. Merrill. 8vo., 1895, pp. 1-15, 17 figs.

Part J.—Directions for collecting specimens and information illustrating
the aboriginal uses of plants. By Frederick V. Coville. 8vo., 1895,
pp. 1-8.

Part K.—Directions for collecting and preparing fossils. By Charles Schu-
chert. 8vo., 1895, pp. 1-31, 13 figs.

Rantala: —Directions for Rollegrinic and preserving scale insects (C occide ).
By T. D. A. Cockerell. 8vo., 1897, pp. 1-9.

Part M.—The methods employ ad at the Naples Zoological Station for the
preservation of marine animals. By Dr. Salvatore Lo Bianco. Trans-
lated from the original Italian by Edmund Otis Hovey. 8vo., 1899,
pp. 1-42, frontispiece.

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Part N.—Directions for preparing study specimens of small mammals. By
Gerrit 8. Miller, jr. 8vo., 1899, pp. 1-10, 1 fig.

Part N.—Second edition, revised, with abstracts in German, French, and
Spanish. 8vo., 1901, pp. 1-25, 3 figs.

Part O.—Directions for collecting and rearing dragonflies, stoneflies, and
mayflies. By James G. Needham, Ph. D. 8vo., 1899, pp. 1-9, 4 figs.

B. 40. Bibliographies of American naturalists. IV. The published
writings of George Newbold Lawrence, 1844-1891. By
L.-S. Foster.

8vo., 1892, pp. xi, 1-124, frontispiece.

B. 41. Bibliographies of American naturalists. V. The published
writings of Dr. Charles Girard. By George Brown Goode.

8vo., 1891, pp. vi, 1-141, frontispiece.

B. 42. A preliminary descriptive catalogue of the systematic collec-
tions in economic geology and metallurgy in the United
States National Museum. By Frederic P. Dewey.

8vo., 1891, pp. xviii, 1-256, 34 pls., 10 figs.

B. 48. A monograph of the bats of North America. By Harrison

Allen, M. D.
8vo., 1893, pp. ix, 1-198, 38 pls., 1 diagram.

B. 44. A catalogue, bibliographical and synonymical, of the species of
moths of the lepidopterous superfamily Noctuide, found in
boreal America, with critical notes. By John B. Smith, Se. D.

8yo., 1893, pp. 1-424,

B. 45. A monograph of the North American Proctotrypide. By
William H. Ashmead.

8vo., 1893, pp. 1-472, 18 pls., 2 figs.

B. 46. The myriapoda of North America. By Charles Harvey Boll-
man. Edited by L. M. Underwood.

8vo., 1893, pp. 1-210.

B. 47. The fishes of North and Middle America: A descriptive cata-
logue of the species of fish-like vertebrates found in the
waters of North America, north of the Isthmus of Panama.
By David Starr Jordan, Ph. D., president of the Leland
Stanford Junior University, and Barton Warren Evermann,
Ph. D., ichthyologist of the United States Fish Commission.

8vo., 4 vols., pp. 1-33138, 392 pls.
Part I.—1896, pp. lx, 1-1240.
Part I1.—1898, pp. xxx, 1241-2183.
Part I1I.—1898, pp. xxiv, 2183a-3136.
Part IV.—1900, pp. ci, 3137-3313; 392 pls.

B. 48. Contributions toward a monograph of the insects of the lepi-
dopterous family Noctuide of boreal North America. A
revision of the deltoid moths. By John B. Smith, Se. D.,
professor of entomology in Rutgers College.

8vo., 1895, pp. i-vi, 1-129, 14 pls.

124 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

B. 49. The published writings of Philip Lutley Sclater, 1844-1896.

Prepared under the direction of G. Brown Goode.
8vo., 1896, pp. xix, 1-135, frontispiece. .

B. 50. The birds of North and Middle America: A descriptive cata-
logue of the higher groups, genera, species, and subspecies
of birds known to occur in North America, from the Arctic
lands to the Isthmus of Panama, the West Indies and other
islands of the Caribbean Sea, and the Galapagos Archipelago.
By Robert Ridgway, curator, division of birds. Part L
Family Fringillide—The Finches.

8vo., 1901, pp. i-xxx, 1-715, 20 pls. (Additional parts in preparation.)

V. SPECIAL BULLETINS OF THE U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM.

(NOS. LIV.)

I. Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | Special
Bulletin No. 1. | | Life histories | of | North American
birds | with special reference to | their breeding habits and
eggs, | with.| twelve lithographic plates. | By | Charles Ben-
dire, captain, U. S. Army (retired), | Honorary Curator of the
Department of Odlogy, U.S. National Museum, | member of the
American Ornithologists’ Union. | —— | Washington: | Govern-
ment Printing Office | 1892.

4to., pp. viii, 1-446, 12 pls.

II. Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. | —— |
Special Bulletin. | —— | Oceanic Ichthyology, | a treatise on

the | deep-sea and pelagic fishes of the world, | based chiefly
upon | the collections made by the steamers Blake, Albatross, |
and Fish Hawk in the Northwestern Atlantic, | with | an atlas
containing 417 figures, | By | George Brown Goode, Ph. D., LL.
D., | Assistant Secretary, Smithsonian Institution, in charge of
U. S. National Museum, | and | Tarleton H. Bean, M. D., M.5.,
| Director of the New York Aquarium. | —— | Washington: |
Government Printing Office. | 1895.
4to., Vol. I, pp. xxxv, 1-553, 24 figs., 1 diagram; Vol. II, pp. xxiii, 1-26, 128 pls.

Ill. Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. |
Special Bulletin. | —— | Life histories | of | North American
birds, | from the parrots to the grackles, | with special reference
to | their breeding habits and eggs, | By | Charles Bendire, ‘aptain
and brevet major, U.S. A. (retired), | Honorary Curator of the
Department of Odlogy, U. S. National Museum | member of the
American Ornithologists’ Union. | with | seven lithographic
plates. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing Office. | 1895.

4to., pp. ix, 1-518, 7 pls.

IV. Smithsonian Institution. | United States National Museum. |
—— | Special Bulletin. | —— | American Hydroids. | —— |
Part I. | The Plumularide, | with thirty-four plates. | By |
Charles Cleveland Nutting, | Professor of Zoology, University
of Iowa. | —— | Washington: | Government Printing Office. |
1900.

4to., pp. ii, 1-285, 34 pls., 124 figs.

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VI. CIRCULARS OF THE U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM?

(NOS. 1-50.)

1. Organization of the U.S. National Museum. By G. Brown
Goode.

8vo., 1881, pp. 1-58.
2. Circular addressed to friends of the Museum. By Spencer F.
Baird.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.
3. Circular in reference to petroleum collections. By Spencer F.
Baird.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.
4. Circular concerning the department of insects. By Spencer F.
Baird.
8vo., 1881, 1 page.
5. Establishment and officers.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.
6. Classification and arrangement of the materia medica collection.
By James M. Flint, U. 8. N.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.
7. A classification of the forms in which drugs and medicines
appear and are administered. By James M. Flint, U.S. N.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-7.
. Memoranda for collectors of drugs for the materia medica sec-
tion of the National Museum. By James M. Flint, U.S. N.

8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.

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9. Circular in reference to the building-stone collection. By

Spencer F. Baird.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-6.

10. Two letters on the work of the National Museum. By Barnet
Phillips.

8vo., 1881, pp. 1-10.
11. A provisional classification of the food collections. By
G. Brown Goode.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-22.
1Cireulars 1-18 reprinted in Proceedings U. 8. National Museum, Volume LY.
Cireulars 19-23 reprinted in Proceedings U. S. National Museum, Volume VI.
Circulars 24-31 reprinted in Proceedings U. $. National Museum, Volume VII.
Circulars 32 33 reprinted in Proceedings U. S. National Museum, Volume VIII.
Circular 35 reprinted in Report U. 8. National Museum, 1886, p. 25.
Circular 37 reprinted in Proceedings U. S. National Museum, Volume X.
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128 BULLETIN 51, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM.

C. 12. Classification of the collection to illustrate the art of taxidermy.
3y William T. Hornaday.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.

C. 13. Outline of a scheme of museum classification. By G. Brown

Goode.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-4.
C. 14. Circular requesting material for the library. By Spencer F.
Baird.
8vc., 1881, pp. 1-3.
C. 15. The organization and objects of the National Museum.
8vo., 1881, pp. 144.
C. 16. Plans for the installation of collections.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-2.
C. 17. Contributions and their acknowledgment.
8vo., 1881, 1 page.
C. 18. List of publications of the United States National Museum.
8vo., 1881, pp. 1-12.

©. 19. Classification of the materia medica collection of the U. S.
National Museum, and catalogue of specimens. By James M.
Bint, USN:

8vo., 1883, pp. 1-45.

C. 20. Request for specimens of drugs and information concerning

them. By Spencer F. Baird.
S8vo., 1883, 1 page.

GC. 21. Circular relative to contributions of aboriginal antiquities to
the U. S. National Museum. By Charles Rau.

8vo., 1883, 5 pp.

C. 22. Brief directions for removing and preserving the skins of
mammals. By William T. Hornaday.

8vo., 1883, 7 pp., 4 figs.

C. 23. Instructions for taking paper molds of inscriptions in stone,
wood, bronze, etc. Prepared by A. P. Nibluk, U.S. N.

8vo., 1883, 5 pp.

C. 24. Plan of a collection to illustrate the textile industries of the
United States, to be exhibited at the World’s Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exposition of 1884-85, at New Orleans.
By Romyn Hitchcock.

8vo., 1884, pp. 1-16.

C. 25. Preliminary plan for a collection of the building and orna-
mental stones and rocks of the United States, to be exhibited
at the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition
of 1884-85, at New Orleans. By George P. Merrill.

8vo., 1884, pp. 1-2.

C. 26. Plan for a collection of gems and precious stones, to be exhib-
ited at the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition and the World’s
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition of 1884-85, at
New Orleans. By F. W. Clarke.

8vo., 1884, pp. 1-2.

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Directions for collecting, preserving, and transporting tortri-
cids and other small moths. By C. H. Fernald.
8vo., 1884, pp. 1-3.
Directions for mound exploration. By Cyrus Thomas.
8vo., 1884, pp. 1-3.

Provisional plan for a collection of mammals to be exhibited at
the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition of
1884-85, at New Orleans. By Frederick W. True.

8yo., 1884, pp. 1-27.

A list of birds the eggs of which are wanted to complete the
series in the National Museum, with instructions for collecting
eges. By Charles E. Bendire, U. 5. A.

8vo., 1884, 4 pp.

Plan to illustrate the mineral resources of the United States
and their utilization, at the World’s Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Exposition of 1884-85, at New Orleans. By
Fred. P. Dewey.

8vo., 1884, 8 pp.

Classification of the materia medica collection of the U. 5.
National Museum, and catalogue of specimens. By James M.
Fiint, U. S. N. (Revised and extended by Dr. Henry G.
Beyer, U.S. N.)

8yo., 1885, pp. 1-39.
Notes on the preparation of rough skeletons. By Frederic AS

Lueas.
8vo , 1885, pp. 1-8, 12 figs.

Circular for the guidance of persons desiring to make exchaages
of birds or birds’ eggs with the National Museum.
8vo., 1886, 1 page.
Concerning the lending of type specimens. By Spencer F.
Baird.
S8vo., 1886, 1 page.
Cireular concerning the department of antiquities. By 8. P.
Langley.
8vo., 1887, 6 pp., 17 figs.
Catalogue of the contributions of the section of graphic arts
to the Ohio Valley Centennial Exposition, Cincinnati, Ohio,
1888. By S. R. Koehler.

8yo., 1887, 31 pp.
Contributions of the department of transportation and engi-
neering to the Ohio Valley Centennial Exposition, 1888. By
J. Elfreth Watkins.

8vo., 1888, pp. 1-18.
The contribution of the section of oriental antiquities to the
Ohio Valley Centenial Exposition. By Cyrus Adler.
&yo., 1888, pp. 1-7

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Description of exhibit made by the department of prehistoric
anthropology in the National Museum at the Ohio Valley
and Central States Exposition in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1888. By
Thomas Wilson.

8vo., 1888, pp. 1-33, 50 figs.

Guide to a collection illustrating the families of mammals,
exhibited in the Ohio Valley Centennial Exposition in 1888
by the U. S. National Museum. By Frederick W. True.

8vo., 1888, pp. 1-26.

Circular relating to prehistoric anthropology. By Thomas

Wilson.
8vo., 1888, pp. 1-16, 4 figs.

To the correspondents of the U. S. National Museum. By
G. Brown Goode. [With a view to securing accessions for
the library. |

8vo., 1894, 1 page.

To the correspondents of the U. S. National Museum. By
G. Brown Goode. [With a view to securing publications for
the library in exchange. |

8vo., 1894, pp. 1-8. 4

To the correspondents of the U. 8. National Museum. By
G. Brown Goode. [With a view to securing authors’ sepa-
rates and reprints for the library. |

8yvo., 1894, 1 page.

[Regarding the proposed revision of Bulletin 22, relating to the
flora of the District of Columbia.| By G. Brown Goode.

8vo., 1895, 2 pp.

Circular in regard to the identification of specimens of mollusks
by the National Museum. By G. Brown Goode.

8vo., 1895, 2 pp.

Circular in regard to bones and teeth of the mastodon and
mammoth. By Frederic A. Lucas.

8vo., 1897, pp. 1-4, 2 figs.

[Circular relating to the North American Violacez.] By
Frederick W. True.

8vo., 1899, 1 page.

[Circular transmitting questions relating to birds and birds’
eggs.| By Richard Rathbun.

8vo., 1901, 3 pp.

VIIL—INDEX TO TITLES IN PRECEDING LIST.

[In the references the following abbreviations are used: R.=paper printed in the Reports; P.=paper

printed in the Proceedings; B.=Bulletin; Sp. B.=Special Bulletin; C.=Cireular.

The references

under certain special headings, such as U. 8. Fish Commission, ete., are necessarily incomplete, as

this is only an index of titles.

References to persons whose names occur in the titles, but who are

not themselves the authors of the papers, are placed in brackets. ]

A.
Apbott. Jameslh yo ase payee see cern Pa22n
IND DOLLA lar cease ounce sea meine anes R. 56, P.978
(Ab bottsbrewelis| Seek. ere snes P. 915,

eo OnsP 9765 e079, n 982, 1b. 98e,
P. 1008, P. 1046, P. 1062, P. 1064, P. 1065,
P. 1078, P.1079, P. 1083, P. 1118, P. 1195

Aboriginal American harpoons ..-.-.--.-.-- R. 117
antiquities, relating to contri-
DULONS Ole eaesee ses se C. 21
stone relics, requesting infor-
mation concerning......-.-- C. 36
Aborigines, American, basket work ofthe. R.2
cradles of the -...-. R. 16
overlaying with
COPPELDYass-e> P. 1015
pipes and smoking
GUSLOMS eee R. 103
AprolhosslandssBiTdSeeceecesaeees-] ae P. 768
Birds and skeletons. P.798
Adler, Cyrus!.-<.-2=-= R. 66, R. 80, R. 81, P. 936, C. 39
Adler, Cyrus (coauthor) ......-..--- R. 100, R. 115
Africa. Crustaceans, new species. Congo P.980
MthnOlopyesenecetsecenerceecee R. 84
MP Tie pOUS Mecsas sects Cetera P. 968
(Gomphodesmide).. P.1170
(Pachybolus) ........ P.1168
East. Anthropology...........- R. 56
Insects (Coleoptera) ....- P. 1094

(Lepidoptera) ... P. 1062,

P. 1063, P. 1064, P. 1098

(Odonata). P. 1046, P. 1047
Lygosoma kilimensis.... ~-P. 862
Mam gis eeeecnee ee P. 814, P. 915

Mammals from Tana
IRIN GT Sees aoc sian sced ce P. 954
Myriapods (diplopod) ... P.1042
Reptiless:2-522 25-22 P. 862, P. 857
Reptilesand batrachians. P.970

West (Cameroons district) —

RUINS Petes ec oer eats P. 1185

Crustaceans collected by
U.S. Eclipse expedition. P.949
Crustaceans (decapod).... P.1199

Insects, Arachnids and
MiyriapodSieeseseeee = ace P. 951

| Africa, West. Mollusks collected by U.S.

Eclipse expedition -...-- P. 940
African sword blades, corrugation in. ..-- P. 703
Agriculture, Department of, shells re-

CelVved rome: ~sssek ha eee oiase Seas P. 844
ATMOS OMIVEZO ns) cup ales seers le eee R.50
Alabama wMiShestae-pereeerese saan se ae P. 585

Hossileplanitse-s=seeesee see P.688
Fossils (Eocene) ........---.- P.1164
Alaska cAnnelidssa-s2secs sree can ee eae 459

Birds ... P.274, P.329, P. 411, P. 412, P. 960

BOM Ys 2 seeee cane P397,P. 613; P. (712
Crustaceans ~ sesso. AeReO se eae P. 459
Gecapod) 23s.2es se ssee P. 455
Hthnologyrsasss-sn- asec R. 89, P. 364
of Coast Indians.-...- P.718

ISHES= sates sa cee deen amen see we Ps4i,

P. 59, P. 70, P. 80, P. 100, P. 121, P. 210,
P. 225, P. 233, P. 255, P. 342, P. 387, P. 407,
P, 487, P. 748, P. 753, P. 795, P. 1027, P. 1167

Fossil plants-.-...-.. P. 300, P. 679, P. 998
Hy Gnroids ines. 6 cece seceeeeseee sri al
Mammials-222.------- P. 399, P. 495, P. 564
MOMUSKS)2 jane Gatmetses see see P.1, P.48
Whitefish, new species of ....--- P. 748
“Albatross,’’! birds collected on Cozumel
Islan dibyee. seem as-cuec eee P.539
Brachyurans dredged by... P.1162
Hehini taken by -.-..------- P.491
from Gulf of Mexico
obtained by -.....- P. 544
Fishes collected by--.--..-.-- P.1115
(Japan). P.1213
Foraminifera dredged by,
catalopueiofs..cs-c--s5--4 RR. 102
Medusee collected by... --.- P. 528
Scientific results of explora-
tions?—
(Nosibirds)@e2s--25-2- P. 767
(Nooml, birds) seas. -55- P. 768
(No. III, batrachians
and reptiles) ......--. P. 769
(NoSLV, fishes))<-22--5-2 P.770
GNO SV, 1nsects) ese see5- P.771
QNOEVi; plants) <<sce-6. P.vi2
(No. VII, mollusks and
brachiopods) ..-....--- P.7732

1For a complete list of papers relating to the work of the ‘‘ Albatross’”’ see ‘‘ Dredging and other
records of the ‘Albatross,’ with bibliography relative to the work of the vessel,’ compiled by C. H.
Townsend and published in the Report of the U. S. Fish Commission for 1900.

2Tn addition to the above-numbered series the following papers, printed in the Proceedings subse-
quent to Volume XVIII, are based wholly or in part on ‘‘Albatross” collections: Nos. 1114, 1115, 1161,

1162, 1213, 1236, 1239, 1241, 1244, 1259, 1261,

131

Tos INDEX TO TITLES.

‘‘Albatross.’’ Scientifie results of explora-
tions—Continued.

(No. VILL, fishes)--2--=- Peis
(Noi IX, fishes) .-.-.-.-- P. 789
(No? XX, fossils) 5. 225-2 P.793
(No. XI, fishes)-.....-.-- P. 795
(NOsexXaiefishes)22---2-- P. 797
(No. XITI, bird skele-

tons) $45 Soc eee P. 798
(NOSXIViy birds) Ere---- P.799
(No. XV, reptiles) ...--- P. 800
(No. XVI, plants) ----.- P. 801
(No. XVII, mollusks)... P.8138
(No. XVIII, fishes) -.--- P. 829
(NOS EXetishes)ic-<---- P. 840
(No. XX, mollusks) .-.. P.849
(NosexexeI- ish es) res sese P. 856
(No. XCXII, fishes). ----- P. 880
(No. XXIII, ccelenta-

LACES) ose ssee asec ecesee P. 9380
(No. XXIV, crustaceans) P. 933
(No. XXV, mollusks)... P.942
(No. XX VI, mollusks).. P.943
(No. X XVII, birds)...-- P. 960
(No. XXVIII, fishes)... P.1012
(No. X XIX, fishes) .-...-. P.1013
(No. XXX, fishes) ..-..- P.1014
(No. XXXI, crustace-

ONS) oie mee cecees eeeeere P. 1016
(No. XXXII, crustace-

ONS) kas seco estes ces P.1017

(No. XX XIII, fishes)... P.1030
(No. XXXIV, mollusks

and brachiopods) .... P.1032
Stalked ecrinoids, from Gulf
of Mexico and Caribbean

Sea, obtained by.......... P.547
Albinism remarks Oninase see eee scsees = sae Piso
Aldabra Island. Birds ..... P. 953, P. 1008, P. 1079

Birds’ nests and eggs... P. 983
Fruit bat, newspeciesof P.948
Insects (Lepidoptera).. P. 1064

MSE CIS )-seeee seece eos P.1119
Natural history of...... P. 973
Pteropus aldabrensis
(MkispHz cia sscunereas P. 948
Allen HarrisOnincse ae-kise= ae cee ecas oie ae P. 786,

P. 807, P. 824, P. 912, P. 913, P. 914,
P. 919, P. 920, P. 1099, P. 1100, B. 43

PANG TOR) 5 AVS ie reeae ara = teres rein Ee Laactovetoteict P. 850
Amazon (Lower) birds.....--- P. 591, P. 618, P. 660
American aborigines. Basket work of.. Re 2
Cradles of the... R.16

Overlaying with
copper by -.--- P.1015

Pipes and smok-
customsof the. R.103

Amirantes Island sbirds=- o-ses==-s—-- ee P.1079
‘“‘Analyse de la nature,’”’ of Rafinesque,

MOLCOM eer ees cee tae eeieteeteeieisteiaitetet P. 648

Analysis of water destructive to fish..... P. 201

Anatomical preparations, protection of... P.12
Semper’s meth-

od of mak-

Anatomy.

Amphipnoidz, osteological
characteristics of the ....-.
Anguillide, osteological char-
ACtenistics Ofe-e=-seen eee
Anseres, North American, os-
ceolopy Ob thesercas eee eee
Bird skeletons collected by
“Albatross,’’ 1887-88.......-
Birds’ sterna and skulls....--
Canada lynx, cranial charac-
ter Of: thessck 5-4 eens
Chamea, osteology of ......--
Coerebide, anatomy and affin-
ULES OLS ea. ce deen
Cygnine, outlines of mono-
STaphion they-see ee aa eeeeee
Dactylopteroidea, osteolog-
ical characteristics of ......
Dinolestes lewini, osteology
OL ee Soran enone eee eae
Etheostomatine, on skeletons
Of ss. 2. ods coos ete ee eee
Eurypharyngide,anatomy of.
Feather tracts of North Amer-
ican grouse and quail...--.
Wishes.5 sinsoemccastesisemeeeet
Fishes, development of fin-
PAV SiOl uc moe eee eee eee
Great auk, observations on the
history and anatomy of the.
Hemitripteridz, osteological
characteristics of the......-
Humming birds, structure of
LONE UCM ace eee eee
Hydrocotyle americana. -.-.-
Jerboas and jumping mice,
osteology of the----2--222--
Lutjaninz, osteological char-
acteristics of the ..........-
Mureenesocide, osteological
characteristics of..........-
Murenide, osteological char-
acteristics of ......-.- oes
Nothura maculosa, osteology
Ole sos ieinsseeeee Beet Ereaee
Opheosaurus ventralis, on the
osteology0fccsne-seec nee eee
Pallas’s cormorant, cranium
C0) ee eS See Re pee
Paride, osteology of the -....
Patella in birds, forms of-.-...
Persesoces, osteological char-
BetersiOlioc st aoee aor sees
Phoea fasciata, skeleton of...
Procniatidz, osteological and
pterylographical character
OL. Sos 25) teste eee
Prodelphinus, skeletons and
SkKulISO£ ccc aaet eee ease
Pterylography of American
goat-suckers and owls..-.--.-
Rancipitide, osteological
characteristics of-...:------
Simenchelyide, osteological
characteristics Of....-.---.-

P. 825

P. 808

Peril

P.798
P. 638

P. 603
P. 830

P.1001

P. 275

P.818

P. 1186

P. 484
P. 382

P. 1166
P. 382

P. 553

R. 26

P. 885

P. 848
P. 741

P. 1228
P. 444
P.815
P. 805
P. 622
P. 245

P. 1095
P. 830

P. 439

P.1179
P.394

Anatomy.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Sitta, osteology of the........
Skeletons, notes on the prep-

aration Olesss----==1-
Steganopodes, osteology of

Synaphobranchide, osteolog-

ical characteristics of the . -
Thrushes and wrens, osteol-

OMWAORTNE Sa ce. ee oe ces oe
Tubinares, osteology of the --
Turbinella pyrum.......-..-.-
Zeid, osteology of the....---

Ancient Indian matting from Petit Anse

Island; Louisiana. ~..--2-2-----

TELICH MMs APA ee ene cece

IAN GTEWS ob Aya eens see sty ke ser tron ee
Angel de la Guardia Island, new species
OMlizarditromeassere ce ce see eae oe eis ics
Animal resources and fisheries of the
United States, catalogue of collection
COMMMIStratesiesse = sito eee see oeeee
Animal resources of the United States,
classification of collection to illustrate

Annelids.

Alaska, new species of worm
PLOM Ee ea asec cess
Leeches in collection of Na-
tional Museum...........--

B. 39 (c), C.33

P. 804
P. 704
P.713
P.521
P.1155
R. 30
R. 60
P. 852

P. 864

P. 459

P. 1160

Northeastern coast. P.76, P. 168, P. 534

Point Barrow expedition .... P.459
(Polycheta). North Caro-

NRT pe Sree he ez cpm ewta,ciciarsisiet P. 852
SEL PW Gee eee cle sf aesicateee vie P. 594
U. 8. Fish Commission, from

aredsings Ofese-m-n sneer P, 594
Worms, London Fisheries Ex-

i piiaOnss pe sasonscecoseas B. 27 (B)
Anthozoans, northeastern coast ......---- P. 76
Anthropology.! Aboriginal American

NALPOONS) 2a - << 2s Rey,
Aboriginal —skin-dress-

WT Se aes aussie R.38
Aborigines, American,

overlaying with cop-

DOWD Ga etis-oes rasa e P.1015
PAMT TC Bees eco ete Sree R. 84
FAGTICA haat pees se cases R. 56
African sword blades,

corrugation in......-- P.703
JADNOS/ Oley CZO) sae ee == R.50
PALA SKalnesrensamisine se sass R.89

coast Indians of. P.718
Alaskan Innuit, jadeite
implements .......... P.395
Ancient Indian mat-
te eee nieve R. 30
relicsin Japan R.60
Anthropological publi-
eations of Charles

ROIS Bae eictaelsstacicice P. 253
Anthropological studies

in’ California .-23 0. --. R. 116
Antiquity of the red

race in America...-... R. 96
Arrowpoints, spear-

heads, and knives.... R.108

Anthropology.

Artificial deformation of

childrens uess-es--2 552 R.17
Basket work of North
American aborigines . . R.2
Benguiat collection in
the National Museum,
catalogue of .........-- R.115
Bernadou, Allenand Jouy
Korean collections. -.-. R.57
Biblical antiquities. ....-. R.100
Boomerang, study of the. P.724
Bronze Buddha in the
National Museum ....- R. 43
Burial mounds of Japan. R.59
California, anthropologi-
cal studies im-.:...-:: R.116
California, throwing
sticks from) 323222 22.2. P. 932
Carthage,Romanmosaiec. P.393
Casts of heads of Indian
DIISONEISsssseeeeseeee P. 29
Catlin collection of In-
dian paintings ..-...- R. 8, R. 52
Ceramic art in China,
sketch: 0fsc-: s2s-28c2- R.118
Chaclacayo — trephined
Skull jo nse eee sees P. 531
Chess and playing cards. R.99
Chinese games with dice
anddominoes. R.74

porcelains, Hip-
pisley collec-
tion of.... R.25, R.118

relics in Alaska. P.899
Chinnook names of sal-
MON ya: Asse -ecese ae P. 244
Cloth from Ohio mound. P.347
Coast Indians of southern
Alaska and northern
British Columbia: .---- R. 24
Cradles of American ab-
OLIPINES eee eee ake R.16
Crump burial cave...--- R. 67
District of Columbia,
stone implements from P.810
Early West Virginia pot-
teLy ie s-Siete seesk ees R.113
Easter Island.....-..- R.37, R.105
Eskimo bows, study of... R.3
eollection, pre-
liminary cata-

logue of the... R.20

harpoon == .--— =< P. 702

Lapis eee R.101
Eskimo, graphic art of

UHL see eee te ee R. 90
Ethno-conchology—a

study of primitive

MONEYaeseese wise seem R.19
Fire-making apparatus... R.27

methodsof. R.47

Florida, east coast, shell

NERS Ol eee era caaenees P. 966
Fort Marion, Florida,

casts of heads of Indian

prisoners at.........-.- P, 29

1Under this heading will be found references to all papers on ethnology, archeology, and tech-

nology.

134

Anthropology.

INDEX TO TITLES.

George Catlin Indian gal-

leony See sete Sone ee R.8
Golden pateraof Rennes. R.85
Graphie art of the Eski-

MOR ss ena ee “eenaeone R.90
Hampton Normal and

Agricultural Institute,

list of Indian boys and

SinlSiatee se crosaeae P.79
Harpoons, aboriginal

JNMETIGAIN sas Sim sie ci R.117
Havasu-pai Indians --.-- P. 859
Hopi ceremonial pig-

MYCTUES! a - seis cise Se ciawelere R.120
Human beast of burden... -_R.18
Ti Kamon-no-Kami Nao-

suké, wooden statue

Of Soe eeeeee anos eeieicis R.86
India, minute stone im-

plements from......--- R. 68
Indian boys and girls, list

OE ees eee aek sense P.79
Indian paintings, Cat-

Hin Sek Scene see Nese ee R.8, R.52
Indians, Alaska and

British Co-
lumbia ...-- R. 24
Havasu-pai... P.859
Kwakiutl.... R.89

Jadeite implements, Alas-
Leh hobipcesessesoner P.395

Japan.... R.58, R.59, R. 60, P. 836

Japanese wood-cutting

and wood-cut printing. R.63
Jewish ceremonial ob-

jects in National Mu-

seum, catalogue of. ...- R.115
Kilima-njaro, ethnologi-

cal collections from... -R.56
Korean mortuary pottery R.28
Kutenai canoe..........-. R. 114
Kwakiutl Indians, houses

OLR ee ase note aoe P. 709
Kwakiutl Indians, social

organization and secret

societies of the......... R.89
Lamp of the Eskimo....- R. 101
Log of the Savannah.... R.53
Man in North America

during paleolithie pe-

riod of stone age ...--.- R.31
Maneala, the national

game of Africa .......- R. 84
Man’s knife of North

American Indians....- R. 106
Mexico, throwing-sticks. P.932
Mound exploration, di-

LECHONS TORe see esse C. 28
Musical seales, historyof. R.119
Naskopie Indians, single-

headed drum of ......- P. 736
Navajo belt weaver...-.-- P. 860
Navajo Indians, evolu-

tion of house building. P.902
Navajo shoemaker ...... P. 697
Navajo tanner........... P. 683

Naval architecture ...... R.61

Anthropology.

New Brunswick, shell-
mounds on coast of.... P.229
New England, — shell-

mounds on coast of.... P.229
New YOrkiesas- tenesceee P. 351
Norsk naval architecture P.583
Ohio, cloth from mound

inti eee so: eee ee P. 347
Overlaying with copper

by Americanaborigines P. 1015
Paleolithic period in Dis-

trict of Columbia ...--- P.777
Paris Exposition, 1889... R.54
Persepolitan casts, two.. R.80
Pipes and smoking cus-

toms of the North

American aborigines... R.103
Pit-dwellers of Yezo, the

aNCLENt oe = chee See R. 49
Plants, aboriginal uses of.

B.39 (J)
Playing cards from Ja-

pane e eee R. 99, P. 836
Pointed bark canoes of

the Kutenaiand Amur. R.114
Porcelains, Hippisley col-

lection of Chinese....: R.118
Potomac tide-water re-

PIOM Se owaises eee e ets P.776
Prehistoric art.--<s-e-eee R. 98
Primitive American ar-

MOD Cseheaee R.77
frame for

weaving ... R.112
methods of

drilling .... R.87
travel and
transporta-

ON ye eens R. 8&8
Religious history and
ceremonials, collec-

tions illustrating ....-- R. 81
Roman mosaic,Carthage. P.333
Shell’ bedsimesascce-ccenes P. 351
Shell-mounds............ P. 229
Shinto, or mythology of

the Japanese ......-.-- R.58
Shofar) theso-c-ccces R. 66, P.936
Stone age at Mt. Vernon. -P.730
Swastikasthe-- 2-5-2652 R.88
Throwing-sticks from

Mexico andCalifornia. P.932
Throwing-sticks in the

National Museum ..... Rel
Tibet, ethnology of.....- R.79
Ulu, Eskimo woman’s

MUG ees sameeren R. 48
Weaving, frame for....-- R. 112
West Virginia, early pot-

ELYs lls shs~ o5-5ee pees R.118
White-line engraving or

relief printing in the

fifteenth and sixteenth

Centuries ..-2---2<<.<< R 46
Wolpai, a maid of ....-. P 889
Wooden statue of Baron

Ii Kamon - no - Kami-

INQOSWKG Tiesenls ce ee Sree eta:

INDEX TO TITLES.

PACH GI UE LG Sse ee eerste sa lalaralain oi, =:n= P. 35
Antillean region, Tertiary fossils from.... P.1110
Antilles. Crustacea (n. g.andn. sp.) .-. P.986 |
Solenidze of North America
CRAM INES) Searstencjsiccts es'sine P.1185
Antilles, Lesser, birds............--.- P. 61, P.478 |
Antiquities, requesting information for
Ae PAMMeM Ole eases see aoe sein cee === C.36 |
Antiquity of the red race in America .... RR. 96
Antlers, abnormal, of Virginia deer. ..---. P. 358
Apparatus for capture of fish (London
Fisheries Exhibition) -........--------- B. 27
Aquatic mammals, catalogue of (London
Hisheries Exhibition) \-—- 3-2 se. = =~ B. 27
FA TAGHMIOSs 5 PATTI CHO VWESt =) settee (ome a= P. 951
Aranez, temperate North
America, catalogue of..... P. 782
AMIZONB a 5. sete sen nose se P, 1223
Harvest spiders of Ohio,
Patalogwe Olean sees ss P. 950
Archeology. (See under Anthropology.)
Arctic America, birds and eggs from....- P. 865
contributions to the nat-
ural history of ......-- B.15
TESTOMS AMOUTISKS Seeman ice eee == P.48
Sibert. sh OSMUSt= see etee nee as cen n= P. 946
Miocene fauna of....-...- P. 946
ATIZOMA yy ATACHIMIGS = sme seis s:-/s= ERS P.1223 |
PIT Spee ean sinse= P. 616, P. 674 |
Birds’ nests and eggs ...--.----- P. 663 |
WISHES setae cae ee aaa P. 754, P.1131 |
Mossilwood estes n= 2 senses =. P. 676 |
Arkansas. Batrachian...-...--..-------- P. 1023 |
Hishes@ecn ese oe ee P. 549, P. 759 |
Mossileheme. see ec ean as P. 137, P. 207
Geology (meteoric iron) ...-.- P. 666 |
Armor, primitive American ...-...-.--.-- Raves
pAmmstrongs HrankeBY| less... . 2-2-2 --o=- P.1091 |
Arrowpoints, spearheads, and knives of |
PLEMISTONIG WIMES ee ces ss ae a= = i R.108 |
Artificial deformation of children......-- Reali
Asbestos and asbestiform minerals. -..---. P.1066 |
Ashmead Mansel ne se eee P.760, |
P. 779, P. 1102, P71202, P. 1206, B. 45 |
Ashmead, Wm. H. (coauthor) .-.---.-.--- P. 1092
Asin (@entral)|.) BIvdS-<25-—----.--2- a= P.1195
Assumption Island, Birds. P. 953, P. 1008, P.1079 |
Natural history of... P,973 |
Atlanta Cotton Exposition, samples of
raw cotton presented by. .-.-.-------.-- Prasa
Atlantic coast Isopods, key to the..-....-- P. 1222
mollusks, revision of the.. P.1139 |
Avifauna Columbiana....:..-...-.-.----- B. 26 |
PAVECS POT tee-ee sen een == lem ninini-'=a P. 159
Bs
Bacteria, experiments On ......-.-------- P. 218
Battin Land. Fossils Lower Silurian.... P.1192 |
Rakhamayisigndss) Birds 2s. \-\scte-252---.- P. 600
Iguanoid lizard from.. P.1219
Reptiles .:.-:-.- P. 645, P. 1219
BAIT AOpen eens wnee anaes ease aaeree = oe,

C. 2, C.3, C.4, C.9, C. 14, C. 20, C. 35
Baird, Spencer F., the published writings

| Beckham, Charles Wickliffe

135

Baltistan-, Wammalsre wa sass oe = P. 976
BANKSY NAAT == eascee ome eeetee cee one P.1223
Banks, Nathan (coauthor) ....-.-.--------- P. 951
Barbudares DILdStcseace see ceca aae P.35
Basket work of the North American
BDOLIPINES Ss sso tases Seen ss ete R.1
| Batrachians. Amblystoma annulatum
CaS )peeees P. 1023
copeianum... P.512
mexicanum
(Axolotl),
habits and
rearing of .. P.276
Amphiuma in Virginia.... P.1150
Arkansas, salamander....- P. 1023
Blind tailed batrachian,
TEXAS ase ce seers eee P. 1088
Bufo, new species of....--- P. 715
Desmognathus brimleyo-
PUMA (Ne SP) hecseeas =i P. 1023
Discoglossoid toad, n. g.
anGispOlesse-e se ee= P.1178
Hyla regilia, variations of. P.1156
imdianawses eas sseee eee ae P. 512
North American....---.-.-- B.34
TEXAS Sako eos see ce ae P.715, P. 1088
Tropical America -.-.....--- P. 847
Wireiniae ee seee sas eee P.1150
(See also under Reptiles
. and Batrachians. )
ES SUGL a Gre ele eee ote arte eiere ire or P. 1005
Bean, Barton A ..... P. 843, P. 1030, P. 1159, P. 1165
Bean, Barton A. (coauthor) ...--.-...---..- P. 1029,
P21106; P 1112, P1127; P1167,
Beane Tarleto nt cies see eeeeiseemet re secre P. 28

Pe ie P49 eb 103; abd OOsm ent Os bx ails

P.80, P. 89, P.90, P.95, P.100, P.124, P. 127,

P. 190, P. 204, P. 210, P. 224, P. 225, P. 233, P. 258,

P. 265, P. 271, P. 274, P. 340, P. 342, P. 357, P. 387,

P. 388, P. 389, P. 397, P. 407, P. 429, P. 430, P. 486,

P. 487, P.504, P. 505, P.508,P, 509, P. 516, P. 517,

P. 637, P. 657, P. 658, P. 671, P. 672, P. 748, P. 787,

P. 795, P. 896, P. 903, P.967,P. 1027, P.1028, B. 27

Bean, Tarleton H. (coauthor)... P.10, P.13, P. 16,
P. 23, P. 24, P. 26, P. 40, P. 41, P. 50, P. 52, P. 53,

Pe64. = Pa 6py P2660, 0b. Os; bs (eae nt ts tO,

P. 98, P. 211, P. 241, P. 281, P. 297, P. 406, P. 418,

P.510, P. 533, P. 548, P. 1012, P. 1013, P. 1014,

P. 1029, P. 1106, P. 1112, P. 1127, P. 1167, Sp. B. 2

P. 546, P. 673
Beeson, Charles H. (coauthor) P. 1009
Belding, L.. P.56, P. 318, P. 314, P: 360, P. 385, P. 386
(Belding, L.] P.293
Bendire, Charles.. R.76, P. 196, P. 265, P. 287, P. 662,
P. 663, P. 983, B.39 (D), Sp. B. 1, Sp. B.3, C. 30

Benedict, James E..--- P. 420, P. 594, P. 887, P. 900,

P. 949, P. 1016, P. 1087, P. 1216, P. 1236

Benedict, James E. (coauthor).....-.----- P. 858

[Benguiat, Hadji Ephraim]......--.--.--- R.115

Bering Island. .Wishes <-2----2-...--.---- P. 1106

Mammals, new speciesof P.540

Bering Sea. Mollusks......-.-..---- P. 562, P.571

Berlepsch, Hans von. ..------------------- P. 755
Berlin Exhibition, exhibit by U.S. Fish
Commission of collection illustrating
the fisheries and fish culture of the

United States at the ...................- B.18

156 INDEX
Bermudas: “AnmelidsS 22. seca = ee B. 25 (VII)
Birds ves ees eee B. 25 (IV)
Botany cise seen nase B. 25 (II)
Contributions to the natural
hisionycoi th Gre ee aaeeeee B. 25
ISHeS| She siccmar seceeeeee P. 23, P. 58
catalogue of.........- B.5
Geologyis-niicee-aeesee eee B. 25 (1)
Mamma Sees eres eee B. 25 (IIT)
Notesion birds 2s-2ss=)-pe5 B. 25 (V)
Reptileskeece-eseeer eens B. 25 (V1)
[Bert, DrowiswSHi|ease=- cee sce ee ee P. 732
BeyersHaGud. astecce seoeceeancce P. 498, P. 515, C. 32
Biblicalamiouitiess sees e eee sess eee ee R. 100
Bibliographical catalogue of described
transformations of North American
hepidopterastcescoe are ee eee B.35
Bibliographies of American naturalists:
Tespencer dE) Barden ss eee seeacerc B. 20
DE Isaac Wears oe oso aase somes secre B. 23
III. Fielding B. Meek, Charles A.
White, and Charles D. Walcott. B.30
IV. George Newbold Lawrence -...-- B.40
Ve@harles!Girard/ eee nee seree sees B.41
Bibliography. Fishes of the Pacific coast
of the United States.... B.11
Goode, G. Brown... Rep. 1897 (11)
Selater, Philip Lutley.... B.49
Bigelow, Robert Payne.......-.....------ P. 1017
Binney W).'Gs .cg.essaogce saecseos eee B. 28
Biology. (See under Botany and the va-
rious zoological groups. )
Biology to geological investigation, rela-
HOWMOLS5- seeree ee oScisioe seme see cc asemtese R. 64
Birds. Abrolhos Islands, 1887.........--- P. 768
Acanthidops bairdi.........--..--- P.708
Accipiter cooperi mexicanus. ...- P.691
Aeccipiter velox, new subspecies of — P. 691
AXgialites albidipectus (plover).. P.312
/Mstrelata defilippiama ..-......-- P.471
fisheri (MN. /Sps)iss-se2-c- P. 339
fisherlie-te-costacse=cee P.471
sandwichensis.... P.556, P. 693

Africa, West (Cameroons district). P.1180
Alaska... P.274, P. 339, P. 411, P. 412, P. 960

Al binosbITdStp ss) -ee=a= ose eee ee P. 733

Aldabra and Assumption islands. P. 953

Aldabralslande=-2--aaese- P. 1008, P. 1079

Amazilia cerviniventris .........- P.189

yucatanensis -...-.....- P.189

AMAZON), LOWE ssi lee Sale P. 591, P. 660
new Dendrocolap-

tine bird from.. P.618

America, tree-creepers Of...-.-.-- P. 270

American birds, descriptions of .. —_-P. 60

AMITAN te Islands = sce aaa ase P. 1079
Ammodramus caudacutus becki

(tls Gro)" segdob osc sotcdsescnonbes P. 872
Anas boschas obscura ......------ P. 409
Anser Jeucopareius -.....--------- P. 475
Anseres, North American, osteol-

ORVOl- tenes tes ene eee P.711
Anthus CerviNuUsS®: 2-5-2 sem celene ees P.361
Antigua, catalogue of birds of.... P.35
Antrostomus rufo-maculatus (n.

SDP!) icine ers ini Seen oleae see P. 867

Birds.

TO TITLES.

Ant-thrush, Phlegopsis saturata

(QUES. ieee Sede ss acecneasceeeeeeane P. 1090
Aquatic and fish-eating birds
(London Fisheries Exhibition). |B. 27
Are tIGPAM Cri Cale: ce. creer seeeenere P. 865
Ardea wuerdemanni ............. P.612
ATIZONG a2 oe nase eeeeen oe coeeeeee P. 616
new Psaltriparus from... P.674
Assumption Island ......-- P. 1008, P. 1079
Atthis/elliowii(mssp:)) sees eeeeseee Pd
Australia ss: Seis aos Secor P.570
Bahamas, new form of Spindalis
from thess 5522s eee eee P. 600
Baltistamis2(252. aseeeeetereeees P. 1078
Barbuda, catalogue of birds of... P. 35
Basileuterus rufifrons, two new
TOLMS\ OL 22 5 Sesser eee P.895
Bibliography of British birds.... P.101
Birds of Paradise and Bower birds P.875
Birds of Paradise, new species of. P.1204
Boat-billed heron, new species of. P.493
British birds, list of faunal publi-
Cations relating: tOs2- ss 22 senses P.101
British Guianaeess een eoeeeeeee P. 588
BIItISh marsh: tities e eee eee P.560
Bullfinches, northern palzarctic. P.610
Buteo latissimus (melanistic) .... P.567
oxypterus (type) ----.-2-2- P. 488
Cabamisy 5236 hcstexeeetome sees P. 262
Californias esc steers pero P.361,
P. 458, P. 623, P. 872, P. 1196
central, list of birds of. P.56
LOW CP sin sys nee Seen P. 247,

P. 313, P. 314, P. 360, P. 386

Callipepla elegans bensoni(n.sp.) P.617
Canibbean'Sed) soss-cee-eeeee eee P. 665
Carpodectes antoniz..---32---22- P.605
Cathartes burrovianus .......-..-- P. 480
ULUDIvIN Paes eee eae P. 480
Catharus berlepschi (n.sp.) ------ P. 653
berlepsehi 22552242 eees- P.654
Central. America) 252 --- se essee ee P. 493
Central Asia. os. 2. see P. 1083, P. 1195
CentraleMexicozs-s) saseseesee eee P.975
Centurus, review of the genus.... P.198
Cepphus, remarks on the genus... P. 425
Certhia of Europe and America... P.270
Certhiola, synopsis of species of.. P. 478
Ceryle stictipennis (n.sp.)-------- P. 545
Chile. 2sses.tea-osecctienbese sees P. 312
Chrysotis, new parrot from Do-
TAM Ca ere sete Merete ees P. 142

Commander IslandsS= oe) ase eaeee Pi345;
P. 614, P. 765, P. 1095, B. 29

Contopus pileatus (n.sp.) -------- P.474
Coot, new species Of —-42-- = --=-4- P. 446
Costa Rita 23222222 4c P. 39, P. 235,

BP. 295, P. 305, PB. 392, P. 477, BE. 499:
P. 599, P. 611, P. 750, P. 855, P. 867,
P. 869, P. 879, P. 888, P. 947, P. 956

Cotinga ridgwayi (n.sp.)------- oe ae
Cowhbirdssthésin22sasee eee eee R.76
Cozumel Islandi se: sse4 sees P.539
Cozumel, new hawk from ..------ P. 494
Creepers (Japanese) .-..--------.-- P. 667
Cyanecula abbotti (n.sp.)-.-.----- P.1078
Cyclorhis, new subspecies of ...-- P. 588

Birds.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Cygnine, outlines of monograph

OL th GS eee ene ca cee eect P.275
Dendrocinela, review of.........-. P. 650
Dendrornis striatigularis (n. sp.). P.1200
Dick cissel from District of Colum-

bia, disappearance of...-.....-.. P. 806
Directions for collecting -.....-. B. 39 (A)

District of Columbia, list of birds
Ot (NC e enor Aa ane nees Sonera B. 26

Dominica, eaiceeont birdsfrom P.19
new parrot from ....-- P. 142
Downy woodpecker, new subspe-
(ICSI A Me ore ome ee earn teeny ate P. 1080
Dromococeyx from British Gui-
AN Bj)- Sete ese an ae teats P. 538
Dryobates nuttallii_.............. P. 590
pubescens gairdnerii - P.590
new subspe-
ClesiOreas = P. 1080
Duck new to North American
PALIT Ease ates Mle ee oot Rise ee P.188
Eastern Turkestan, Thian Shan
Mountains, and Tagdumbash
Ramin 23 4-Sese sss. aos dee P. 1083
Ecuador, new species of Catharus
PROMS sath cae ae sea eeceesceess P. 653
Empidonaces, nests and eggs of-- P.62
European birds, generic and
specific namesof... P.261
crested titmice .....-. P. 695
thrushess 3) 22.262cis25- P.577
Europe, tree-creepers of......-..-- P. 270
Maral ombraglis a eae es Se ea oe P. 828
Field-sparrow, new species of .... P. 482
WlOniGae sae bat obi eee he sce P. 457
Flycatcher, new species of ------- P. 236
Flycatchers, two apparently new
SNECLES Of aaa. see sees es P. 888
Formicarius, revision of genus... P.961
Galapagos archipelago ........--- P.5738,

P. 767, P. 1007, P. 1067, P. 1116

Generic names apparently preoc-

CUPIEM eS han ke eas eeionioz ete oe
Geothlypis flayovelatus (n. sp) -

poliocephala — ralphi

(MESpa) eS sess tes 2 P. 964

Gloriosa Island ...-.--.--.- P. 1008, P. 1079

Goatsuckers and owls, pterylog-

MAUD WUYLOl Meese ee sesso eee cioe

Golden warblers, review of the. --

““Grampus,”’ birds observed by,

P.530
P. 1045

P.1018
P. 522

LSS Toye etnae Jame oaa cece esos P.819
Gray shrike in Japan..........--- P.931
Great auk, history and anatomy

Obther se soa ss we he Fetes R. 26

Grenada, catalogue of birds of P. 45, P. 596

Ground warbler, eastern Mexico. P.1045
Grouse and quail, on the feather-

Gane TSO tees ey ae aioe P.1166 |
Guadeloupe, catalogue of birdsof. = P.57
Guatemalan. 22h Gass loesese Pare
Hematopus galapagensis (n.sp.). P.573
Hapaloderma vittatum, new ge-

nus of Trogons, based on ....-.. P. 1024
Harporhynenissss.42 tes 2 Stes s = P, 262
Hawaiian Islands .......:...----- P. 692

Birds.

137

Hawaiian Islands (Kain) ../ P.640, P.778
Hawk, Cozumel, new _ species
PLONE Sag has ee eee eee P. 494
HMelisolantls2..52-222ess aise sees P. 67
HOnGUTaSRes eee aoe P. 665, P. 868
Honey creepers, from Lesser An-
tiles Sow ek eee cee 8 eae oak eee P. 478
Humming bird, new species of... Pat
Humming birds, structure of
tongue in. P.848
theese: R.45
Hybrid between Dryobates nut-
tallii and D. pubescens
PR TOMe TMS ce hee Se P.590
ducks, domesticated... .. P.409
Ibises, storks, and herons (Japan-
C86) 2 sericea Sarita ose ceases < P. 628
iigterusicucullatnsie see P.472
new Species Of g2e:2o4.5-- P.166
JaPald Sectneseetocee eee a eee P. 390,
P, 558, P. 578, P.579, P. 598, P. 601,
Pe aS; P. 641, P. 642, P. 667, P. 735,
Be idles 904, P. 931, P. 974, P. 997
(laon). awh S22 oeeteeease one P.649
(Liu ka Islands) =2-- = 52222. - P. 473
Water DIrds Of. eraser eee P.598
Japanese avifauna, additions to.. P.906
birds in Sei. Coll. Tokyo
s P. 874, P. 957
CRrriOn CLOW Eeeere eres P. 629
NOLES:.ON\ joe Ves P. 383
Kamtchatka, three-toed wood-
pecker ArOM esas eee sks Ske P. 701
Kamtchatkan carrion crow --.--- P. 629
CaS Ts Ney se ee Se eee P.1078
Kenai sland prec soe ese eee asec P. 609
Kerguelen Island, ornithology of- Be
1Kcumil slam dse< eee er eee eee P.1144
hahrad oriseee se ae eecces ye aea sep P.518
Weibel: 23 3 peyepten ta Re Se a P. 1078
Lagopus mutus, and its allies -... P.279
Ibesser-Antilles: 2-22 -fosesesee - P.A78
eakalozus of birds
Of -Se2 eee eee P.61
Ti Dera ese 3 2 ep ele ee U8 P.1182
Life histories of North American
DLLs) s= e Saee S Sp. B.1land3
GOW SLAIN. £32228 Bee ate ee P.1201
Loxigilla, new subspecies of... . - P. 216
Moadaeascares snes cet P.1118, P. 1197
Magellan Straits, 1887 .......-.---- P. 768
Ma DITO Dae hereto me see P. 841
Margarita Islamdl).2: 22-.nc-ee P.1093
Marsh titsi esas secs eeeerces P. 686
Martinique, catalogue of birds of. P.51

Megascops, new species of.....--- P. 626

Melanetta fusca in Alaska........ P.411
Merle; confimisss. -s-—sacs2eo-- P.362
Methriopterus! 442ee eee eee soe P. 262
Mexico. P.385, P. 945, P. 962, P. 1045, P. 1091

Collected by Geograph-
ical Exploring Com-
MISSION bees He P.5d9
Gul of) (.sp:))-e-s- 2-2. - P.652
(Sonora), new plumed
partridge from ........ P.617

138

Birds.

INDEX TO

Mexico, Southwestern, catalogue

oOfbirdstiromic-e] seen B.4
Middle Americas ssssss.—ee eee P. 655
American, notin National
SMSC UI ye eee eee P. 215
Mimine, new genus of ..........- P. 262
Mionectes semischistaceus ....--- P. 888
Motacilla amurensis...........-.- P.356
blachistomieess-ss--eeo- P.356
OGHIanISS = oss eee P.356
Muscisaxicola oecipitalis (n.sp.). P.643
Myadestes obscurus, two new
TACCSIONs soa cee ee P. 239
synopsis of the..-....... P. 260
Myiarchus coalei (n.sp.)....--.-- P.589
Myiarchus, remarks on genus.... P. 955
yucatanensis....-...- P. 955
Neotropical birds in National
Museum soe assed. eee ccacsee a 5D
New Mexico, new species of field
SPATIOWUILOMee eee scenes eee eases P. 432
New species and geographical
TACOS Sch pace eee cobs eo eeciee P.38
NICATALiIanssse see P. 391, P. 947, P. 1090
Nomenclature of North American
Pind sscce = eee ena eee eee B. 21
North America, catalogue of birds
OLE SEI oe fe Ua ee esr P.138
North American birds— *
Desid eratal~7-3 5 538.2.<6 cece P.219
Emended names of..........- P. 524
Fauna, additions to .......... P. 247

Generic and specific namesof. P. 261
New races of .......- Teen
Nie wSpeCiesOfe =< =sheee sae. P. 285
Revisions of nomenclature of. P. 102
North and Middle America
Nucifraga caryocatactes macro-
Thy Chuss225 5s - See eee iP:
Oceanodroma townsendi (n.sp.). P.962

Odontophorus consobrinus(n.sp.) P. 945
Old world birds, catalogue of .... P.234
Ony chotes eruberigsss: 2 s-5- =e P.481
Oology of North American birds,

COMPATAllVes-eeeee aes ee R. 69
Orinoco District, new species from

Che psa ee se a ee P.589
Ornithion pusillum subflayum... P.888
Ornithological explorations in the

Commander Islands and Kamt-

Chatka sa ee tease oe scene B. 29
Owl, new species from Porto Rico P. 238
Oyster-catcher, from Galapagos

Hslamdsa: Sssoceeee eee ete eee se P.573
Pachyrhamphus albinucha ..-..- P. 870
Pacific’ Coastis22eek see eee eee P. 799
Pallas’ cormorant, history of... -- P. 76d
Pardalotus (Australian) -.......-. P.570
Passer saturatus (m-sp:)--5---52-- P.473
Passerine birds, new family of... P.1076
Patellay formsiol tees eects eee P. 439
Peru (Lake Titicaca):....-..-..- - P.643
Petrel, from Alaska, new species

OPS 2a eee ees P.339
supposed new species of.. P. 236
Petropauloyskie-sssees ess sees P.345

TITLES.
Birds. Peucza mexicana, a sparrow new
to the United States ............ P. 496
Peucedramus oliyaceus aurantia-
cus (Msubsps)is=-- Scecceaceceeee P. 1074
Phacellodomus inornatus (n.sp.). P.619

Philippine and Palawan Islands.. P.1134

Phryeilusi ea yice sane eee ee P. 644
Picoides albidior (three-toed

woodpecker) te-2cee seer P. 701
Picolaptes, apparently new species

OP eae ee eee P.591
Pigeons (Japanese))zsa-c2 se eee eee P. 642
Plover, from Chili, supposed new

SPCCLESO fe ses meene ee eee ot carers P. 312
Polioptila californica, nests and

@pesions 2.225 sdiaeeeease eee P. 662
Porto Rico, new owl from....-..-. P. 238
Porzana alfari(n.sp.),Costa Rica. P.611
Porzana jamaicensiscoturniculus. P.828
Procniatider jsccacke eee eee P. 1076
Psaltriparus santarite (n.sp.)--.. P.674
Psittaculat: eS ese eae P. 661
Psittirostra psittacea, from Kaui. P.640
Rails, gallinules, and coots, Japa-

MESS Peet. bested eee eee P.579
Rallus gularis, R. jouyi, R. stria-

Ish SsSsat aad ae P.576
Red-shouldered hawk, new race... P.457
Regulus calendula, plumage of... P.546
St. Vincent, catalogue of birds of. =P. 27
Sandwich Islands. .........-..-... P. 236
Santa Barbara Islands ........-.-- P.1196
Santa Wea, 1887 seeeee sees P. 768
Sclerurus, review of .......- a TLE P. 762
Scops, review of the genus.....--- ‘Paz
Selasphorus torridus.........--... P. 400
Seychelles Islands. .....--...-.--- P.1079
Siberia) inc. sees Peat eee P. 274
Sittasomus, MOtCiOn=s_ sess sneeeee P.877
Snow bunting, from Alaska, new

SPOCIES Of Stereo. niet ae eee eee P. 412
South American, not in National

Museums. -.5 Yo <c chee eee P.215
Sparrow new to the United States. P.496
SParrows: oa s2ses eat sc enneeeeaes P. 458
Spindalis zena townsendi (n.sp.). P.600
HPizaaIMeLiCana eres see see ee P. 806
Spotted tinamou, osteology of.... P. 622
SlLOmmMpetrelsyMexiCO mess) ease eeee P. 962
Swifts, supposed new species of... P. 923
Synthliboramphus wumizusume. P, 592
Tantalus, and its\allies .....2-...- P.315
TEAS Sack ss heels seen ee aes P. 673, P. 964

southern, ornithology of ... Era
Thamnophilus, supposed new

{Orms: OL Fasssgse chess see asee P. 871
Three-toed woodpecker ...-..--.- P.701
Thrushes, new species of ......-..- P. 240
Thryomanes, revision of.....--.-- P.1153
Tits and nuthatches, Japanese... P.578
TONLUCS Ofizs 25-55 Sows ee eee R.93
(ree-CreePeYVsise-wee a eee eee P.270
Tree-sparrow, new species of ....- P. 473
Trinomingls;useOfea. 4-5: ose eee P. 413
Trochilide, catalogue of........-- P. 155

Trogon: ambigwuss--=225- 52 -4-eee P. 616

INDEX
Birds. Trogon chrysomelas (n. sp.).----- P. 947
MEWS eCMUSIOf—. -.- came 8t P. 1024
Turdide, American, systematic
QTTANSeME Mbt Olesese oa is1)- seises P.301
Turdide, new species of......---- P. 103
PUES aL PeSLTIS| Hoye sc -ce ees se 2 P.577
JADA St aneet oss onc seas P. 601
GOTQMATUSSS 2s esee Leas: nie P.577
VANS tee accesses emacs a P. 60
Uropsila, on the name........---- P. 656
Wenezielavest eos P. 555, P. 619, P. 1093
Warbler, new species from Santa
THWe1R 2 senso. oss covet eee P. 311, P. 476
Weapons and wings of...-...----- R.78
Wiest-COast= 3253 cseasccesosces soe P.85
iWiestilndiess2 ese octet es eS: P. 216,

P. 260, P. 420, P. 446, P. 545
new species from Do-

MMTMICA Eee sao e oe P. 103
new species of Icte-
TUSMTOM te eee P.166
new species of war-
bler from Santa
IDO ES Seen aera P.311
on a collection of
birds from .....--- P, 420
Wheatears(Saxicola) North Amer-

TCH eee sere Ma ate Sarees eeloeeels P. 1220
Woodpecker, three-toed........-- P.701
Woodpeckers, Japanese .......--- P. 558
Wirens\(Japam)eecssene.s ase se ae P.751

Thryomanes revision of... P.1153
Xiphocolaptes, notes on........-- P. 796
review of......-.- P.761
Mulcatam 2s ste s-sencee cee ee eens P. 476
new subspecies of Cyclo-
THis frOmMses sees = Soe P. 588
(See also under Anatomy.)
Birds and eggs, exchanges of...........-- C.34
Birds’ eggs. Arctic America ...........-. P. 865
List of deficiencies, and in-
structions for collecting - - C.30
Questions relating to.....--. C.50

Birds’ eggs and nests, directions for col-
lecting, preparing, and preserving ... B.39 (D)

Birds’ nests andeggs. Aldabra Island... P.983
AIIZON a ese se ae P. 663

Black-capped |
gnat-catcher ... P.662

California =.=... .. P.662 |
Birds’ skeletons. Abrolhos Islands .-.-.-- P. 798
Brazile tee. Gescesee ss: P.798
Galapagos Islands ..... P. 798
Magellan Straits.....-- P.798
Bis n, American, extermination of the -. R. 21
fossil North America. ..s-.-------- PeLi72

Bleck Hills, fossil tree trunks from..-...-.. P.1141 |
BIQKISton we Wists «2 5che fee see csecack P. 598
IBIAtCHILeVARWin Secession sce ace ca cic ase ciee P. 922

IBOMS e WLAN Ghee soec cee cee te hades bes ace
Boehmer, George H R. 61, P. 583
Bogosloff Island, hornblende andesites... P.479
Bolles EP Dixe cs 25. ccens scacecesac cs R. 20, P. 899
Bollman, Charles H.... P.585,P. 625, P. 670, P. 714,

P. 720, P. 721, P. 722, P. 731, B. 46

(coauthor) P. 752, P. 770
Boomerang, study of the .../.......---.-- P.724 |

R.89, P.709

TO TITLES.

139

Boreal America, insects (Noctuide).....- P.890,
P. 891, P. 892
Botany, Alaska L8S8ro ssa se een se eee tes oe P. 772
list of lichens from... - P.397
plants from Nushagak. P.513
Algee, freshwater, notes on col-
lecting and preserving -..-...- B.39(B)
Alopecurus stejnegeri (n. sp.)-. P.620
Antennaria, revision of species
Of Fon eee es Sees P. 1230
Anthoxanthum odoratum, the
NOWEIS Ole ess ) oe. ea eres P.910
California, Lower ........- P. 725, P. 749
Clarionsislands 1889525 s= ase sea P. 801
Commander Islands. P. 462, P. 463, P. 620
IDistOmACese sae. see ena te P. 937
Directions for collecting recent
‘an dsfossiltplantsess2-— see ee. B. 39(B)
Directions for collecting speci-
mens and information illus-
trating the aboriginal uses of
plants) 2533 ets ete B.39(J)
Ferns and fern allies, North
ATM OTIC Ryn Steed se ae ace P. 1226
Flora of St. Croix and the Virgin
Islandsyososca oe sees ee eee as B.13
Flora of Washington and yicin-
IY: 2552's SS SAS Peace Saas = B. 22
Flora of Washington and vicin-
ity, proposed revision of. ...-- C. 46
Food plants of Coecidz.......-- P. 1122
RUIN OS sas sos os te tee eases oe P. 264
WnGingA,1es- 3 soca as eee P. 264, P. 1010
Japanese woods presented by
University of Tokyo .......... P, 232
Jumping seeds and galls ......-. P. 330
Socorro Island, 1889 ............ P. 801
Texas, flora of western and
Southern a3 sess ees P.585
Trees of Lower Wabash and
White River valleys: ->------- P. 264
Trees of Lower Wabash valley.. P.1010
Violacee, North American, dis-
iributionioies----.- ese es C.49
Bothriothoracine insects of the United
Statests Se aaee con see woe = sates eee coceee P. 1025
Bourns, Frank S. (coauthor) -......-.---- P. 1134
BONG: 'C NE essa ate ds se sees Oe cchece esses Pi223
(Bradley, Prof. Wrank H-]:..--.-:-..----< P. 329
[Bransford Drie) )cis2ce sec cess <<. < Poul
Brayton, Alembert W. (coauthor) .....--- B.12
Brazile Bird skeletonss.).--cs<2--3. == soe P. 798
ISH ES eae ee Jowea nc ose w cine P. 829
Bre Were Me Sis sais Sowaicloe ase po oweseeeoctc P. 62
British America. Moose, habits of the .. P.827
British Columbia. Fishes .........--.---- P. 255,
| P. 387, P. 682, P. 787, P. 938
British Guiana. Birds =. s-2-5--055--5--- P.538
IBrockhis Aw asoas- ea cae cee eee eases P. 489
Bronze Buddha in the National Museum. R. 43
Brown, James Temple .3. 222.22. 2.2-62<-- B. 27
Bruner sa wren. s.c.- shoes cones seme ~e P. 764
Building and ornamental stones, col.ec-
TOM ORE oe abe kee cee see e nae R.12
Building and ornamental stones, plan for
collection of, New Orleans Exposition,
1884-85 C. 25

140 INDEX
Building-stone collection ................ 0.9
Burial mounds of Japany-2-sss--2ose eae R.59
Burma. Jadeite, analysis of .-..2..2/.2.- P. 981
Bums: ran kess Sees eee ee eee R. 67
Busck, Augusts-Saeieetees ceases seecen aes P. 1208
Bush; Katheninieriecasssn anaes saeeaeee Rei,
Bush, Katherine J. (coauthor) ........--- P.1139
ic:
California. Anthropological studies in.. R.116
AmthTopologycs:--s-eesea-- P. 932
IBITGS Sse csee men eee ee Se P2b6:
P. 458, P. 623, P. 872, P. 1196
Birds’ nests and eggs......-- P. 662
PUSH ESE Sosa iee ees eee P72)

P. 97, P. 106, P.107, P. 108, P. 109,
P.110, P. 111, P. 117, P. 118, P. 120,
P. 122, P. 123, P.125, P. 126, P.129,
P. 180, P. 182, P.138, P.135, P. 136,
P. 140, P. 141, P.146, P. 150, P.151,
P. 152, P. 153, P. 154, P.156, P. 157,
P. 158, P. 161, P.162, P. 164, P.176,
P. 182, P. 187, P. 193, P. 208, P. 26y,
P. 288, P.296, P. 373, P. 742, P.774,
P. 897, P. 916, P.917, P.967, P. 1161

Hossilicorails sashes ses esesene P.1194
plants). ssse-epe eee P.679
MOssil ses. hse eoccee ee nee es
; P. 14, P. 113, P. 1145, P. 1194
Mammal sisenaneeensaee P. 492, P. 623
MOUUSKs sees eet eer ee P.18,
P. 536, P. 584, P. 898, P. 1191

Reptiles ts. seeee ace P. 623, P. 689,
P. 766, P.878, P. 944,

P. 977, P. 1020, P. 1044
Throwing-sticks from .....-. P. 932
Xantusia henshawi(n.sp.). P.944

California, Gulf of. Fishes... P.227, P. 698, P. 880

Reptilesss3-s-essss=- P. 800
Lower. Birds.........- P, 247, P. 313,
P.314, P. 360, P. 361, P. 386
Botany-seece= 6 P. 725, P. 749
Bullmulus 2-2-5 se— P. 958
Contributions to nat-
ural history of ...- B.7
Hishes=. = eye P. 149,
P. 227, P. 289, P. 290,
i293 SP 5376,0baD00
from San Cris-
LoObaeeeseee P. 469
Geologyzhiess--e-- R. 91
Mollusks2sssseee"- P. 958
from Todos
SantosBay P.536
Natural history of... R.91
Reptiless-<e2s 32225: P.788
Call) R-Elisworth .S2-.02--os2) eee eee P.651
Calvert ee bilipih se teeceeseeeeee P. 1046, P. 1047
Calvert, Philip P. (coauthor) ....-...-..-.- P. 951
Cambrian brachiopods. . --. P. 1120, P. 1152, P. 1229
Canada. Fossil unios from Toronto drift. P. 952
Lynx, cranialecharactersofthe. P.603
Mammialsiiuncacsssle oe vloasesties P. 213

TO TITLES.

Canoes, pointed bark, of the Kutenai and

ANUP a ereelocs ook oe aca aseeeeee aeons R.114
Cape Bathurst, Eskimo. strike-a-light
PLOWS ete aero oe aes A eee ote eee P.705
Carbonmier ieee eee ee eee P. 276
Caribbean Seda Birds p-eee eee seteeee P. 665
Hehini Reeseeeesseesnecee P.491
Medusectatnancnsnsccece P. 528
Stalked crinoids......... P. 547
Carlin; \Walliaimuh)seaes secs ee ee eee P.199
[Carpenter hieuwts Wlu.|ess- see eee P. 754
Casanowicz, I. M. (coauthor) .......- R. 100, R. 115
GCasesexhibitiom=s.2-o5---eee eo eee eee R.70
Casting, metallic, of delicate natural ‘ob-
feCte se aia ees see eee ee eA
Casts, plaster, method of making and pre-
SOLVAN Be Ye ig Se ea Hae ee aan ees P. 226
Catesby’s ‘‘Natural history of Carolina,
Florida, and the Bahama Islands,’’ iden-
tification of figures of fishes in........-. P. 422

Catlin collection of Indian paintings .. R.8, R.52
Catskill Mountains. Fauna and flora of

the. eos See P.1147
Mammals.......... P.1147
Catties SaThigiesos sskiiseses ee eet etnes P.148
Central America. Birds ............ P.493, P. 975
Hishesjsct sok (shee P. 252, P. 925
Mammals.......- P. 734, P. 963
Reptiles and _ batra-
chiansiofssts=sceeee= B.32
CentralvAsian sBirdstes.Ges-ce-ssseseesee P. 1083
Ceramie art in China, sketch of .......... R.118
Ceylon. Insects, hymenopterous (para-
Sitiic)). 2222 be Aedes cee oe ae mae Rete P. 1092
Chaclacayo trephined skull ............-- P.531

Chanler expedition, Odonata collected by. P.1047

{ChanlerssWimlvAStor)ieseanceese esses P. 970,
P. 1042, P.1068, P. 1098
[Chatelain=Heli])/2— 22 sesee ee ee eee P. 968
Cherrie, George K ............ P. 855, P. 879. P. 888
Chesapeake Bay. Fishes............ P. 211, P.389
Chess and playing cards* 25.22 2..00--- sss. R.99
Chile) — Bird sas 12502 sks Sh eee ae wae P. 312
China ya Ceramiciartane2e 2 2 pepe aera R.118
Hthnologyssiees sees eee R. 74
Fishes from the Pei-Ho River ... P.1221
Chinese games with dice and dominoes... R.74
porcelains, catalogue of the Hip-
pisley collection of............- R. 25
relicsamyAdaskal. nee weenie P.899
Chittenden” Hihis 222 jase eee ere cers P.1041
Cinchona barks in National Museum..... P. 582
Cincinnati Exposition, exhibit of gems
and precious
stonese. s-s--56 C. 26
exhibit of graph-
1cartsseecese= C.37
exhibit of mam-
mals: 22a. C. 41
exhibit of ori-
ental antiqui-
tleseee asses Suse C39
exhibit of pre-
historic an-
thropology...- C. 40

INDEX TO TITLES.

Cine_-nnati Exposition, exhibit of trans-

141

Commander Islands, natural history of—
Continued.

(10) Pallas’ cormorant..-..-.......... P. 765
(Gil) -Pallasy cormorants .2eeo een + =— P. 1095
(G2 RIS ghe eee metas senor eee eee P. 1106
(GES) EMie csc Seely -reerereteeta == eae P. 1188
Congo Free State. Blind snake........-.- P. 969
Gone Oy) eMiyT le POUSeme seas ean P. 1036
Contributions to the Museum, acknowl-
edementiOmere ease eee dates Seeeanees = C.17
Gook Calebinaccseweccescore se tiss seca een P.9
(Cooky OSE eiieeene a ancecek ccmeunne= ss P. 968,

P. 1036, P. 1037, P. 1038, P. 1029, P. 1042,
Pais elled ie dd Gs; Poll69s Po adG

Cooks OB a(Coalthor) faeces sete eee P. 837
Cooke; George His seat ssee se se cear tata R.105
| Kehorayoxend libs (Cusaesnanddesoondagconocuccugeoue P.85
Cope Es D ee aien oo seer peere cmacee R. 110, P. 615,

P2645 Pe 689s Meeiiloy tba i2ts) deat 2oy eal 2o,
P. 769, P. 866, P. 882, B. 1, B.17, B. 32, B. 34

Copepods. Lerneanthropus (parasitic).. P. 664
Pandarus and Chondracan-

PHU! Seer eee seca sece eeee P. 572

Perissopus (parasitic) ....-...- P. 664

Trebius (parasitic) -.......--- P. 664

Copper bowlder, Ontonagon........------ R. 94

Coppermlslandsy JHishesmess--eseee sonar a= P.1106
Copper, overlaying with, by American

a DOn SIN esas is. atest scise esse = een leon P.1015

Coquillett; DaWetenceenee ene eeeeae ere P. 1073,

P. 1146, P. 1198, P. 1225, P. 1227

Coralsturbinolidy Vapaneas-s-eses-- 2. P.1194

| Corals, Madrepora, catalogue of.....-.-.-- P. 604
Correspondents of National Museum, cir-

culars addressed to....-.....-.- C. 43, C. 44, C. 45

Costa Rica. Birds.....-. P. 39, P. 235, P. 305, P. 392,

portation ..... C.38
report on the
participation
of the Smith-
sonian Institu-
tion and Na-
tional Museum
im} thezssso-23- R. 33
C@larioneislangds) Botany. oee-- cece =~ = = P. 801
Reptiles: -of.25- 2% P. 800, P. 1281
(GlarlerA Howard eeresccmaee ccs seal B. 27
Clark, Hubert Lyman...-.-.-.-..--- P.1018, P. 1166
@larkel He Wisat caacacececenee eee ~ secs R. 10, C. 26
(eoaibhon)ieeeses -eeeeeece-= P. 696
Classification for World’s Columbian Ex-
position, draft of system of..........--- R. 62
Coast Indians of southern Alaska and
northern British Columbia.......--.-.-- R. 24 |
Gackerel MD Aten eset ce ease ceeceee P. 1026, |
P. 1122, P. 1238, B. 39 (L)
Ccelenterates. Actinie collected by ‘‘Al-
batross,’’ 1887-88. .....-- P. 930
Cnidaria: Sea nettles, urti-
eating organs of.....--- P. 1097
Corals, Madrepora, cata-
logue of the.... P.604
Porites, catalogue
Ofszasecnseeasee P. 635
Synarea, cata-
logue of.....--- P. 635 |
turbinolid,Japan. P.1194 |
Meduse, Caribbean Sea
and Gulf of Mexico .... P.528
Meduse, stalked. Hali-
clystus stejnegeri -..-... P. 1188
Polyps, Japanese-...-.--- P. 346
Radicipes pleuro-
eristatusie=--e=: P.346
Gollimssalrem kes mescee ears erat ele = = B.39 (B)
Colhings Gey Nar (COMMON) see eee P. 837
COMMS OSE D Dm Wiser cee ee eerie sera B.27
Wolomblan HISHeSesssa-s2scesgs5-ss0 nee P. 770
Colorado: shishes@s-sse---2s2sees =e ea P. 780
HOSSUS ere eee scence Pils Ps207 4
Columbia River. Fishes!.--2-7---------- P.196
Commander Islands. Birds .......------ P. 345,

P. 614, P. 765, P. 1095, B. 29
Botany. P.462, P.463, P. 620

Entomostraca....- P. 621
MOUS aes. se P. 442

Ornithological ex-
plorations in.... B.29

Commander Islands, natural history of:

(1) General natural history, with de-
scriptions of new cetaceans. --.-- P. 344
(2)iStellerisisea-cOW7feen. ese = P. 421
(2) MUO MGS eo ae see Se Soceeenere P. 442
(SAN EP Iamits et ose sete eee n a P. 462
(SIS) Be Veni eee eee oe ei ar P. 463
(S)Mtesoplodones----e scree. mess =o P.540
(Ge MOUS Steeeestee etme eer ceri P. 562
(zp) ESI Sees eee are leant iets re alate stat = P.614
(8) ee ats pees nia ee eee alia P. 620

(9) Crustaceans. ..... Bee metaceel eles P. 621

P. 477, P. 499, P.599, P. 611,
P. 750, P. 855, P. 867, P. 869,
P.879, P. 888, P. 947, P. 956

Gulf of Nicoya.-...-..-- P. 295
@rustaceanses.- ee eee =e P.1071
TNSE CUS Sat ae sk oe se se tease P. 1040
Mollusksee =222s tccsssccsse- Peis:
Cotton, samples of, presented by Atlanta
Cotton Hx posiione=e-- =e ee === =e P. 333
Coues WilliOtieesesecee eee eee eee P.101
Coues, Elliott (coauthor) ...-..--.-.-.---. B. 26
[Coues, Elliott] (editor).....-.-..--.----- B.2
(Chonatle MEN ie scaaaddsqcemoneoc Sobmeeerces B. 39 (3)
(WOW ULCs DLC meee ere ete i= R.76
(COPA VV Vistar erate ele sete eae ose ltam R.23
Gozumel Island: Birds'..2.---.3---- P. 494, P. 539
Cradles of American aborigines. .....-.--- R.16
Cramer, Frank (coauthor) -.-......--------- P.1114
Crinoids, stalked, Gulf of Mexico and
@aribbeanuSeiaceccncceese ecco ee Sane ees P. 547
Crocodilians, lizards; and snakes of North
PASTEL Griese ee ses teen ie eee ater iar R.110
GCrunip burial cave, the-.-------.--------- R. 67
Crustaceans. Africa, west coast of....--- P. 949
African fresh-water crabs . P.980
Alaska, new species from.. P.459
American fresh-water
CADE eee sere cece 2 P.959

Amphipods, Rhode Island. P, 1084

142

Crustaceans.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Anomurans, U.S. Fish Com-

mission, dredged by...-- P. 343
Antillean region .......... P. 986
Astacidee:slisthOhtas.--- see. P7525

notesion' -..- os. P.785
obseryationson. P.1136
Brachyurans collected by

str. ‘‘Albatross,’’ 1887-88. P.1162
Brachyurans, U. S. Fish

Commission, dredged by. P. 343
Callinectes 2222 s-c2-<- sees P. 1070
Cambarus pellucidus testii. P.935
Cambarus pilosus and C.

clypeatus described. .---- P. 1187
Chelura terebrams .....-.-- P.83
Copepods (parasitic) .....-- P. 454,

P. 572, P. 664
Corystoid crabs (Telmessus

and Hrimacrus) .......-- P. 900
Costa"Ricae.2-.-2c4e- cee P.1071
Crabs from west coast of

North America and Sand-

WACK MISA GS seem eee P. 933
Crabs from West Indies ... P.1104
Crayfishes, blind, of Indi-

aN 8. Reeemen ane goncesets P.935 |
Decapods, Africa (West) .. P.1199

dredged by U.S.
Fish Comninis-

SION: S26. eae se P. 455
Entomostraca of Com-

mander Islands.........- P. 621
PriIMmacrusieesences -eee eee P. 900
Eryontidze, new species... P.99
Eupagurus, description of

37 new species of .....-.-- P. 887
Fresh-water crabs from

WostasRicasasamcaceeiscer = P. 1071
Hermitcrabs, Pagurus bern-

hardus type P.1216
West India re-
ONE see P. 1236
Homarus and Nephrops,

new species allied to.... P.506
Idotea japonica described. P.1189
Imachideerrts. sce seeeeeese P. 984
indian OCeanssese-2-seeer oto)
Indiana, blind ecrayfishes of P.935
Isopods, Atlantic coast .... P.1222

JAPAN" 35206 ogee P.1189
New England .... P.75
Pacifie'coast=----- Pa75) |}
subterranean, new
species of....-.- P.1176
Dabrador stresses P.375
dredged in 1882.. P.374

Lithodide, descriptions of
new genera and species. P.1016
London Fisheries Exhibi-

TON 2ossn ae Shene eae see B. 27 (B)
Maiide, catalogue of ...--- P. 927
New England, 1890 ........ P.172
New Mexicosees-n-ess- ees P. 1128
Pagurus bernhardus ....-- P.1216
PaNnOpeCuskzereta-5-e ees P. 858

Peneid, catalogueofthe. P.901

Crustaceans. Peneide,onsomegeneraof P.507
Phronimide collected by
the North Pacific Explor-
ing Expedition -......... P. 258
Point Barrow Expedition.. P.459
Polycheles sculptus (n. sp.) P.99
Pseudothelphusine ...-... P.1158
San Marcos, from artesian
welll ats322- 2202 Sco P. 1087
Siphonostoma, list of ....-. P. 454
Spheroma thermophilum
(Ta sp) besees eat bee eee P. 1128
Stomatopods, report on.... P.1017
Telmessusiz S22 Ss222 oe acces P. 900
TeOXAS' 122i ache mess sccre ewe P. 1087
Voices of Crustaceans -..-- P6
West India region........- P. 1236
Willemcesia group (Eryon-
tidee yi. eo heen P.99
Worms, sponges, ete., Lon-
don Fisheries Exhibition. B. 27
Cubak- Pishesi or orccek sateen P. 414, P.516
Hawvanar ovsetasestieceee ete P.551
Mollusks: -* =: 25 a2 A Sate See P.790
Myra podss 42. eos -sa saan eeneee P. 720
Culin;Stewarts.552<-<t oso s eee R. 74, R. 84, R. 99
Currie, Rollaj;Pesjes2 =o. a esac aces eee P. 1204

[Currie RollajPales2e~ eee een See P.1182

[Curtiss,-A. Hic 252 caSactse anes = oo ee are = ee kOD
DD:

Dakota; HossilGDinosauress--eseeer-ceeee P. 1224

Fossils (lower cretaceous)-..---- P. 1224

Dall, William H......... P.1, P.2, P.8, P. 11, P.14,
P.18, P. 48, P.228, P. 246, P. 331,
P. 384, P. 442, P. 460, P. 519, P. 521,
P. 561, P. 562, P. 571, P. 710, P. 773,
P. 790, P. 849, P. 946, P. 958, P. 988,
P. 1032, P. 1033, P. 1034, P. 1035,
Pe ela ke lt Boe oO:
P.1214, P.1237, B.8, B.37, B. 39 (G)
Dall, William H. (coauthor) ...-...-- P.536, P.1110

DeiKay,, Charles. 5... 2s... sees sseeee ee R. 43
Delaware Bay, Diatomacez from ....-.-.- P. 937
Delphinide, review of the family..-....-.. B. 36
Department of Agriculture, shells re-

ceived drome. 225 oes. tease ceee eee eee PLOT
Development of the American rail and

$A CK 2s cee Ses paren Seer R. 41

Dewey: Fredericyes tres ses. P. 687, B. 42, C. 31
Diatomacee dredged by U.S. Fish Com-

mission off Delaware Bay.....-.------- P. 937
| Dinosaur, lower cretaceous, South Da-
KOtan oe eesoercies pesca see eeeere eee P. 1224
Directions for anatomical preparations,
preservation of ........--. P.12
collecting and preparing
fossils\-. 2 522532 e252 B.39 (K)
eollecting and preserving
fish. . ct -ae ee eee P. 224
collecting and preserving
fresh-water alge....... B.39 (B)
eollecting and preserving
INISCCtS see = esses B. 39 (F)

collecting and preserving
scale insects (Coecide). B.39 (L)

INDEX TO TITLES.

Directions for collecting and rearing
dragon flies, stone flies,

and May flies.....-.-.--- B.39 (0)
collecting birds.......--- B.39 (A)
minerals. ...-. B.39 (H)

collecting, preparing, and
preserving birds’ eggs
ANG MESS) sees tees B.39 (D)
collecting, preserving, and
transporting tortricids
and other small moths -.
collecting recent and fos-
Siliplamtss ise ssocss 2 B.39 (B)
collecting reptiles and ba-
ULAOUISMS se eee B.39 (£)
colleeting rocks and for
preparation of thin sec-
TOMS es sok oe Be eeE eine ke B. 39 (1)
collecting specimens and
information illustrating
the aboriginal uses of
plants) s2:.es cece ose cee B.39 (J)
mound exploration ....-.. C. 28
preparing rough skeletons. ©. 38
study specimens
of small mam-
malsss 222s B.39 (N)
preserving remains of mas-
todon and mammoth.... -€. 48
removing and preserving
mammal skins........--- @:22
taking paper molds, ete... C. 23

C.27

Directions. Instructions for collecting
mollusks te secesceeae secs B. 39 (G)
Preparation of rough skele-
WONSH. 22552 assess ake 2 B.39 (Cc)
Preservation of marine ani-
TN a) SER PACs a epee iret toy: B. 39 (M)
Preservation of museum
SPECLMCMS2 eee eee a ee R. 22
(See also under ‘ Prepara-
tion,’’ Preservation, and
Taxidermy. )
District of Columbia. Birds -........ P. 806, B. 26
Crystalline schists P.363
i Geology. ---= 22. - P. 363,
P. 410, P. 523
Paleolithic period P.777
Stone implements P.810
MOCTING = GCOTREV senate sec aes ee ces P. 582
“Dominica. Birds'.:-2 45-5. 2-- P.19, P.103, P. 142
Dong dsone-LvoOmMas oss sacs ase. ees R.8
PD Owed OlaTSME |e eee cies eee ee eras P. 292
(Drake -NoabiRields)s2.ssse8s 22 2-855.ca2 P. 1221
Dresele HG. UGSiN S22. hes. sce: P.431, P. 464
Dresel, H. G., U.S. N. (coauthor) ........ P. 418
Drugs and medicines, classification of
FOTN MOL Sor oes ad oeiciae eras sa Sees ones C.7
DUS ES AL ie see ola Seaway Se P. 278, P. 678
(Duges Prof-At|\-2t2 =. 2 P.94, P. 95, P.637, P. 903
DyarvHarrisomiG@ 2-5 2s sc eek eee P. 1209
Dyar, Harrison G. (coauthor) ...........-- P.1140
EE:
Make ATM Sener saaceeeccmeR eae coe P.1148
BapileRs Ma ward's s-caccck. socecees ces R.9, B. 27

143

Early West Virginia pottery ............- X. 118
Baster Islan dia5: sc. - aces -ses snes ss R. 37, R. 105
Hehiniy Canibpenm scaeccssssessseeccse cs P.491
collected by U.S. Fish Commis-
SlOM 2's sseseniseace visceceeae. P. 491
in National Museum, catalogue
OL S86)eeeee eee eee tees P.569
Mexico, Gulf of............- P.491, P.544

Echinoderms, Crinoids, stalked, from Gulf
of Mexico and Caribbean

Labrador, dredged, 1882 ... P.377
London Fisheries Exhibi-

OMe scsoiose eee secs B. 27 (B)
northeastern coast ......-- Peas
P.168, P.534
Starfishes (Heliaster)...... P.646
Starfishes and ophiurans,
Gescription.Of=s-ees- soe P. 1000
WCUACOL pI BITdScs9e- oes selec eco sees P. 653
Edwards, Charles L. (coauthor).......-..- P. 566
[Bdwards;GhanlesWh| po eeesceeecee tense ee P. 752
Hodiwardge benny <- oes =e oeetee ene B. 35
Bd wards), VamaluNe soca soem sem ciae jose P.42
Bp pers | HE ase Ol aS are eke ars och ay P. 724
BOOTS Gute is AG hier crys ete a ti Se care ees renee ree B.13
HSTCStOM) eeu at oo as Se na eoee eee B.33
BCH O fees Wal lal agers ee ae ee ee ae P.1085
Bigenmeanmn= Carles eee a2 seen ee PACTS
P.917, P.897, P.925
Eigenmann, Carl H. (coauthor).........-. P. 484,
P.587, P. 608, P. 627,
P. 742, P. 842, P. 1009
EKigenmann, Rosa §.! (ecoauthor).... P. 742, P. 842
Embryology. Fin-rays of fishes, develop-
THEM GO lps se eee ee P. 553
Salmon, development of.. P.502
Viviparous osseous fishes,
development of ......-..- P.501
[Bier CoE eee parte tao cheeteate cea P. 433
Eneyrtine with branched antenne -..--- P.905
Hngilieh. BrediiMieges tec ole eee Pl63. eb. 201
Eskimo bows, study of 22222-22222 22-s-25. R.1
eollection, preliminary catalogue R.20
ethnolopy others 2 sen sh tose R.90
graphiciart ofthet.-.2s-5- a.ncce. R. 90
harpoon, Greenland .....-....-.- P. 702
Surike-aslieht) <soo-csseeosesessee P.705
woman’s knife (Ulu) ...--- Meeietts R. 48
Establishment and officers of National
MmSe une LSS as. Sane eens eee C.5
Ethnology. (See under Anthropology. )
Europe. Birds ...--- sas g seco P.270, P. 686, P. 695
Evermann, Barton W. (coauthor) ......-. P.586,

P. 681, P. 698, P. 780, P. 791, P. 846, P. 1043, B. 47
Expositions. Berlin Exhibition, 1880, ex-

hibit of fisheries and fish culture... B.18
Chicago, 1893, participation of Na-
tional Museum in World’s Colum-
DignVEXpPOSIMOD:= asses os eee oe R. 72
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition,
SSA wa ens Saito isnt cas a cceee ees R.9
Cincinnati, 1888, report on the partici-
pation of the Smith-
sonian Institution
and National Mu-
SQUMM EE ec coc enace's R.33

1See also under Rosa Smith,

144

Ex positions—Continued.
Cincinnati, 1888, collection illustrating
the families of
mammals <2e2-2cc c=
exhibit of depart-
ment of prehistoric
anthropology .-..---
exhibit of depart-
ment of transpor-
tation and engi-
MeCCHIN Masse eee eae
exhibit of section of
graphie arts -...-.-
exhibit of section of
oriental antiquities
London Fisheries Exhibition, 1585,
catalogue of collections ........---- B. 27

C. 41

C.40

Louisville, Southern Exposition, 1884. R.9
Madrid, 1892, report on Columbian
Historical Exposition ....-.--.-.--- R.71

Marietta, 1888, report on the partici-
pation of the Smithsonian Institu-

tion and National Museum.....-..-- ive
Minneapolis, 1887, report on the par-
ticipation of the Smithsonian Insti-
tution and National Museum......- R. 23
New Orleans, 1884, collection illustrat-
ing textile indus-
tries of United
States s-seccs see C. 24
collection of build-
ing and orna-
mental stones
and rocks of
United States. ..- C. 25
eollection of gems
and precious
SLONEGSize ees eee C. 26
eolleetion of mam-
MAIS ess. Oke C.29
report on Smith-
sonian exhibit -. R.9
sketch of Smithso-
nian Institution
exhilbitee=s=sees Ravi
Paris, 1889, anthropology ..-...----.--- R. 54
Philadelphia Centennial Exposition,
1876, catalogue of collection illus-
trating animal resources and fish-
eries of the United States..........- B. 14
World’s Columbian Exposition, sys-
tem ofelassification=s-o--ss=--o. 65. R. 62
Extermination, animals recently extinct
or threatened with ......-.-5.2---2--<-- R. 40
Bxtinetaminralls! sts se. ae ee coe eae ee ce ee R.40
F.
Fanning Islands, natural history of Ha-
wallaniand ie. 8 Sos. eee eons Bai
Rarlow, We Go. 2 ss ostckeecciceseeesceaece IPE222,
Rarning tony OliveriCsoccs sees eee eee P.981
Faxon: Walters s2assecc2se= P. 525, P. 785, P. 1136
Mena as GP seed em oatataerertare C.27
Ferrari-Pérez, Fernando....-.-..-.------- P.559
Rewikes, J, Walter costes dere cease cieeeet P. 528

Finches, North and Middle America..... B. 50 (1)

33

INDEX TO TITLES.

Fire-making apparatus...........--.-.--. R. 27

Methods! Ofeas nee ressianee R. 47
Fish-cultural exhibit of U.S. Fish Com-

mission (London Fisheries Exhibition). —_B. 27

MisherwAy Ke oe ete 2h oe ae se eee eee ce P.811

Mishers Wallliamnkd sees cece eee seers P.364
Fisheries and fish-culture of the United

States, exhibit at Berlin..............-. =. Bag
Fishery products, preparation, ete. (Lon-

don Fisheries Exhibition..............- B.27

Fishes. Abeona aurora (n.sp.) ---------- Peibl
Acanthopterygian fishes, a genus

Of SR eeS seas TE ee scene P. 1059
Acrotus willoughbyi (n. g. and

WES) Saas sedoes soos seteosca=> P. 672

7Elurichthys eydouxii ......-..- P. 405

Aétobatide, nomenclature of... P.990

AON rs seek eee Paz?

Agonus vulsus (n. sp.) .----.---- P. 162

Agosia, on the genus. Sys Sees P. 822
Alabama, Escambia River, fishes

frOM. 22k Sone eee eee oeee P.585

Allasksissot yen esas News sates P. 47, P. 59,

P.70, P.80, P. 255, P. 387, P. 487,

BP. 7485 BP: 703), Be 10272 PeG7,

Bibliography of fishes of. P. 233

Descriptionof fishesfrom. P.100

New fish from..-........-- Paps

P. 210, P. 795

Whitefish from......:.... P.407
Alaskan and adjacent waters,

catalogue of fishes from...... P. 225

Alepidosaurus eesculapius,n.sp. -P. 342
Alepocephalus bairdii-......-..-. P.68
Al oanSearseee eee eee eae P. 822
Alleghany region of South Caro-

lina, Georgia, and Tennessee,

distribution of thefishesofthe. B.12
Amitras replacedeaesceneo eee P. 350
Amiurus ponderosus, n.sp .-.---- P.90
Anarrhichas lepturus ......--..- P.80
Antennariide, note on the.....- Peo
Anthias vivanus, n. Sp\....-----. P. 465
Aphareus furca tus = see =—-eeee P. 1232
Aho OdieriGeeteec er srsa eae ee B.10

Apodal fishes fromtropical Pacific P. 856

or eels of Japan ... P.1239
APOGIC hb hy San-sSp see ease at P.130
Apogon pandionis, n. sp...----- Pook
Apparatus for capture of fishes

(London Fisheries Exhibition) —_B.27
Aprion ariommus, n.sp..-..---- P. 355
Archosargus, review of .......-- P. 608
Argentina syrtensium (n.sp.) .-- P.41
Ariopsis millberti=>sas-0-6--- P. 46
Arizona sees eee = seseeeneeeee P. 754
Arizona Basin, Colorado .......- P: 1131
Arkansas: sn). s2520-cisnssset P.549, P. 759
Artedius fenestralis, n. sp ..---- P. 326
Ascelichthys rhodorus, n. sp.... | P.144
Aspidophoroides gtintherii (n.

SD:) acess sone eee oe neni P. 487
Aspredinide, note on the...-..- P. 831
AStTTOSGOPUS ee see ae ee eee P.69
Auxis rochei on New England

COBS Tee ese sitene soeeereenaterte P, 183

Fishes.

INDEX TO
Bathymaster jordani (n.sp.).... P.753
Bdellostoma or Heptatrema,

PrOperMamMerOneaesee- sess = P. 1234
Bdellostomide)sse2-.--- 22s ----. P.309
Belone exilis, generic relationsof P.174

Vadis sees a <e P.5
Belonide, review of the ........ P.575
Benthodesmus, n. g.-.-.....-..- P. 241
BerineaslanGdssescerec. sees ce P. 1106
Bermudast=sccceee ae sone ececn P23, P58

catalogue of fishes -- - B.5
Bibliography (partial) of fishes

of Pacific coast and Alaska,

LBSO i oe eee aoe seeas wee Gee nae ee P. 233
Bleekeria eulli (ni spy)\---5-.4-2-- P. 1028
Blennoid fish, California. ....... P. 967
Blenny, new species from Santa

BAG DAL ae ache vou see ceesees P. 288
Blue-fish, on the propername of. P.322
Bothus, synonymy of the genus. P.325
Brachyopsis verrucosus,n.sp... P.122

xyosternus,n.sp.. P.135
Brazil, list of fishes from Bahia... P.829
Brevoortia patronus ............ P. 25
Brevoortia, revision of -.......-- P.15
BritishiColumpidee-cas sos s-c.c BP. 255;

P. 387, P. 682, P. 787, P. 938
British Museum, American fishes

invetee Set eras alors Sie P. 81
Brosmius americanus ........... P.53
bNOSM@S sees o2 2625-25 2 P.53

Calamus proridens, n.sp.....---- P. 417
review of species of.... P.401

(CHINMOETG) oe sgostoaseceesee Pita, onl OG;
Pr 1O7 E108; P2109; Pe10;
Patt e120) P3126. sR 129%
P. 288, P.373, P. 742, P. 774,
Polis Oli eb te be 16t
chiroid fish, new,

from Monterey Bay P.140

Grp RVien=—eeeeeeee P.916
new agonoid fish.... P.135

P. 162
new deep-water fish. P.154

new embiotocoid fish P.153,
P. 156, P. 157
new flat-fish ........-. P. 158
new flounder ........ Bers
P. 136, P. 152
new genera and spe-

Cl@S eee se acs eee P.97
new genus and spe-

GlOS eeeke-pecieees Peis
new gobioid fish... .. P.187
new Hemirhamphus. P. 164
new rockfish ......... P.176
new Scopeloid fishes. P.146

new Scorpenoid fish. P. 157,

P.161
new Sebastoid fishes. P.150
mew shark eos. 5c. P. 269

mew species.... P.125, P. 126,
P.129, P. 1380; P. 132, P. 296
new species of Ago-

midtescsssesa-o- nese P.122
new species of Crem-
MODALTES Sie Sane 2). P.133

8879—No. 51—02 10

TITLES.

Fishes.

145

California, new species of Go-

DICSO xiao see P. 208

new species of Prio-
NOUNS! =: fo see P. 182

new species of Pty-
chochilustes= sess" P. 193
new species of ray.. P.141
sharks from coast of. ~P.118
California, Guliotes--c2-s25-eee- P. 880
new species.. P.227,
P. 698

California, Lower ... P.293, P. 376, P. 469
Conodon ser-

Miter. saen P. 289
new sparoid
fish. 4 ere. P.149
new species.. P. 227,
P. 290
new species of
Rhinoptera P.563
Callionymus bairdi (n.sp.)...... P.652
Candle-fish of Northwest coast.. P.143
Cape Charles City, Va.........-- P. 843
Caran gidie mse tecneene aoe P. 304
Carangine, review of the .....-. P. 367
Caranx bartholomei...........- P.403
Caras Deanne s pase eee P.178
Caramxeni bere sees eae P. 403
Carcharias lamiella, n.sp....-.- P. 269
Cardinal fishes of Japan .......- P. 1240
Catalogue of fishes sent to Lon-
don Fisheries Exhibition _...- B. 27

Catesby’s Natural History of Car-
olina, Florida, and the Bahama

TslamGseen tase eqaeer cee seeeenes P. 422
Cathetostoma albigutta (n.sp.).. P.896
Catostomide, identification of .. P.500

synopsis Of........ B.12

Caulolatilus microps -..-.--- P.16, P.517

Caulolepis longidens............ P.1161

Centrale-Ameni tales sssssee- eee P..925
Xenichthys

(Goly0s)) eats P. 252

Gentrarchidse sass" a see ea P. 197, B. 10

Centropomidee a2 — ase ssa ec eee P. 302

Cephaleutherus of Rafinesque .. P.1054
Cephaloseyllium laticeps on

coast of California ...........- P.110
CeratiiG ay seer te netes cei etecicistoe P.33
Cetomimid, bathybial fishes... P.1012
Cheetodon aya (n.sp.)....-.-.--- P.565
Char, supposed new species of .. P. 671

Characinoid and_ erythrinoid
fishes, differential characters of P.1056
Characinoid fishes with ctenoid
ScCallestoci cutee wee se aes
Characinus, notes on............
Check-list of duplicates distrib-
Wied oes arch hes eee P. 127, P. 185

P. 1055
P.1058

Chesapeake Bay:.22::--2--.----- P. 389

Apogon (n. sp.) P.211
Chilomiycterus) seco see eee ene P.917
Chimeeroid fish, new type of .... P.1014
China) ees ee nee eee P. 1221
Chirus, remarks on species of.... P.120
Chloroscombrus orqueta, n. sp.. P. 334
Chonerhinus, note on........... P. 884

146

Fishes.

INDEX

Chricd ors, nage sess eee eee Poo
Citharichthys macrops, n. sp... P.464
stigmeeus, Nn. sp - P. 296

Clupea ty rammMuis See see crease P.4
Coilecting and preserving. ...-.. P. 224
Colombiavissi-cSies-e-neeeeeeee P.770
Colorado: noe eee eee eee PeOO ea eos
Columbia River, Salmonide of-. P. 196
Conodon serrifer, 1. sp .--------- P. 289
GopperiUslandieen- seers eeeeee P. 1106
Coregonus hoyi (smelt) -....-.-- P.340
nelsoni; Nesp .--.--- P. 407

pusillus (n. sp.).-.--- P. 748

Corypheena hippurus....-..-. P.517, P.548
Cottidee, Etheostomatidze, Perci-

dee, Centrarchide, Aphododeri-

dee, Dorysomatid, and Cypri-

nid, notes on B. 10

Cottide, newgenusandspeciesof P. 209
Cottins bulbalisess=-- ae eee P.505
MACulatUs)s-- eee ee see P.505
Couesius greeni (n. sp.)..--.----- P. 938
Crab-eater, Hudson Valley.----- P. 811
Craicflounders-> cess =--e eee P.10
Cremnobatesintegripinnis,n.sp. P.133
Cremnobates integripinnis, life
COlLOIS Of sess nen ee aeee eee Paste
(Crossorhintisie-s- sess oer eeeeee P. 1057
@ubaizet seeecce teas saeeeee P.516, P..551
SCSrold fishese-- ape eres P. 414
Cuvier and Valenciennes, fishes
desenibeduby =--2----s2--25-->- P.594
Gy DIU a2 oe sees ee teieeneee P.3
Cyclopsetta chittendeni (n.sp.). P.1030
Cyclopteroidea, the relations of. P. 834
Cymatogaster rosaceus n.sp.-.. P.153
Cyprinide, identification of..... P.500
new species of....--- P. 450
on the genera of ...._B.10

Cyprinodontide, nomenclature

Of ee acteaeeeeecee a soeee P.159, P. 991
Dacentrus,; notevons--- 42 52-+.--- P. 160
Deep-sea and pelagic fishes ..... Sp. B.2
Delolepis (n.g.and n.sp.).--.--- PY 255
Desinuictonvots..-- sc. P. 200, P. 203
Dinolestes lewimi © .52--.-------- P.1186
Diplodus; review: Of ---22-----5-- P. 608
Dipterodoneesas-- soecaseeee See P. 684
Directions for collecting and pre-

SOLVAM Oe crs sesias ewe nas ese ates P. 224
Ditrema atripes (n.sp.) -...----- P.156
Dorysoma cepedianum heteru-

TUM ee cei ie ere lore ore recers cece P. 43
Donysomapidsyseseee- eee B.10
EcheneidiGS=s: sesccie ane seat eces P. 320
Eels, diagnoses of new genera .. P. 381

Sena a Oleae- ea eace ee eee P.148
Elacate canada (crab-eater)....- P.811
MlaGartids ssceccec cree esceae Seca P. 668
Hleginus of Hisher™= cess. sese=e P. 853
BpMippudsm assess se eee P,318
Epinephelus and related genera,

American species
Ole s Seee caeiers P. 447
drummond-hayi... Pave

nigritus. P.26, P.511, P.517

Fishes.

TO TITLES.

Etheostoma micropterus (n.sp.). P. 823
tippecanoe (n.sp.).. P.791
Varia GUMS onto ee P.503
Htheostomatide ss. ces oenee see B.10
Etheostomoids, descriptions of.. P. 607
Euchalarodus putnami........-- P. 49
Eulachon of northwest coast.... P.148
European fishes in National Mu-
Seum) Mistiofs-eec-eee ease eee P. 638
Eurypharyngide, anatomy and
Telations/OL tne sses--c- eee ee P. 382
Exoceetus, review of American
SPCCLES'S.7 eee ae P. 483
volador (n.sp.)...--- P. 404
Experiments on animal heat of
ASHES) se Saab ntcel te moseeiene P.96
Extratropical North America, pe-
diculatedishes Oliee----- sss aeee P.30
HReliehithiys; mOvevOnh=en- 2s P. 832
Fin-rays, development of .....-. P. 553
IPLOri da) 225- Sb acy cease mee ee eee PAL6:

P. 23, P. 24, P.66, P. 73, P. 74, P. 406,
P. 416, P. 426, P. 427, P. 438, P. 508
Florida, east, notes on........... P. 104
new species from.. P. 282, P.355,
P. 402, P. 404, P. 464, P. 465

new species of Ophich-
TAY Se: 2a ce anenince ser P. 613
notes on fishes from .... P.537
pipe-fishes of Key West. P. 428
St. Johns River, noteson P.105

Searoid fishes from ..... P. 414
Flounder, diagnoses of unde-
scribed genera of... P.165

new species of PAT
P.136, P.152, P. 464

Puget Sound, new spe-
Glessinamiae aes

Flying fishes, review of the..... P. 483
Frigate mackerel on New Eng-

Ian GsCOaSt y=. aot seeks eee P.183
GAagusiGiIMDTIUS= ee see eee P.50
Galapagos Islands, 1887-88 ....-- P.770

list of fishes... P.840
Murenoid
eel from... P.369
Galeorhinus galeus.......-...--- zeal
Gasterosteus atkinsii.........--. Paral
gladiuneulus
(NS8p.)-c.<Seeeoe= P. 1089
williamsoni ....--- P. 373
Gastropsetta frontalis (n.sp.) ... P.1030
Georeiatsossscetenccce cena P. 28
eastern, notes on fishes. . P.89
new species from.....-.- P. 453
Gillichthys y-cauda, San Diego,

Galt cheeceat OS Set see P.774
Glyptocephalus cynoglossus. .... P.10
Gnathanacanthus, note on...-.-.- P. 885
Gnathypops mystacinus (n.sp.). P.404
Gobiesox rhessodon (n. sp.) ----- P. 208
Gobiide, North American ...... P. 587
Gobioides broussoneti ...-......- P. 1029
Gobiomorust-aesere se eee eee P. 685
Gobiosoma histrio (n.sp.) .------ P. 433

1OS|(HSSD)) eee sees P. 298

Fishes.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Grammaloretolercsssee se. s-e == P.669 |
Grand banks of Newfoundland. . P.78
Great doiphin, note on the..._-. P. 548
Great lake trout. --.cas5occc--. P. 682
Green smnGere pea. 8 Re ee P. 431
Green Puntle! Cay. 325.22 =. 2. P. 752
Guligmenha denies 2255-2 oes. P. 25
Gunnels or proper name of

DWtter-nshesew 75. vee. - one P. 1048
Hadropterus aurantiacus ....... P.504

scierus (n.sp.)-.... P.379
Hemulon, review of species of.. P. 436
Hake, new species from South

Onrolindesaeeee see Cees ee P. 124
Haloporphyrus viola ........-- Be P. 40
Harriotta, new type of chime-

MOI HSH o y= as oe oases deo cae P.1014
Hawallanelslandsis-2-5-2-<-.62 6 P.1114
Hemirhamphus rose (n.sp.).-.. P.164
Heptatrema, proper name of .... P. 1234
Hermaphrodite 5-.----..--..---- P. 441
Heros’ beami (m.sp,))---------2+-- et)
Heteromi, revision of............ P. 1013
Hexanchus corinus (n. sp.) ...-. P. 167
Hiatula (Lacépéde), note on..... P. 883
Hieroptera, rays with aberrant

PEClOralsiss wan oe ese ae ee else P. 1054 |
Hippocampid fishes ...........-. P. 1049
Hippocampus antiquorum ...... Pale
Hippoglossoides elassodon

(UISDs Woes eter oe See cece P. 147

Exilis;m.sp.-2-.-- P. 136
Hippoglossus vulgaris........... P.70
Hoplopagrine, review of........ P. 449
HT GSOnES Ba Vieeee see eee none nce P. 204
Hybognathus hayi, n. sp........ P. 467
Hybopsis montanus, n. sp....... P. 461
Ey polectrodes' <sst2- 25. c-2 eae sk - P. 1082
Ichthyology, North American,

contributions to....... B.9, B. 10, B. 12
Ichthyomyzon castaneus ....... Peau
Icichthys lockingtoni, n.sp..... P. 154
NCOSteuss Nee eee eee ee P.123

enigmaticus, n.sp.... P.123
MMOS cPe eee see eae P. 273
Indians Pernitoryss sass scse see P.549
Indian aeece sess see P. 379, P. 424, P. 681
fishes from White River. P.423
new species from Tippe-
canoe Rivers... cis. P.791
TORIOSBUS. Soi ca cee os eee oe P. 297
MO Weiiteee somes Sik Cavett oh aa Sere P. 470
Isesthes gilberti, n. sp........... P. 288
Jamaica, Institute of............ P. 418
VPA ee csie ss sce janes Pave 27.
P. 1213, P. 1233, P. 1235, P. 1239, P. 1240
Johnston’s Island, fishes from... P.272
Juan de Fuea, Straits of, new

BPCCLES TNOME so aseenene seas ces Beker
Julidine, review of the......... P. 552
KamoOn etka: < 5.3... 2ss<.0s.s2<5~ Pelti2
IANBASE ee nclee aetna sacs elact ee cece P. 624

new species from ........ P. 456
Kentucky, fishes from Clear

HMOGK Soe: Saeee tie atch tes eee P. 378

La Cépéde, generic names of.... P.324

Fishes.

ba Have panike ase ae eee teen P. 78
Labrax, proper name of.......-- Eewie
a bricii tiny sie. seco sae aoe eee P. 861
Lagodon, review of ...........-- P.608
Lake Michigan, =cw species of

Uramnid edmromtecs 2-22 ee Poi
Lampreys, nomenclature of... .- P. 989

’ Lancelets, hagfishes and lam-

preys of Japan, review of..._.- P. 1233

Latiloid genera, note on the.... P.214
Lepidopsetta isolepis, n. sp....-- P. 158
Lepidopus, Benthodesmus allied
LOSE see ee eect see seees s P. 241
Lepomis euryorus, n.sp......... P. 197
Heptocardians sa2.-5+-5-2-2ee ee P.307
Leptophidium cervinum, n.sp.. P.533
marmoratum,

Te Spe arose e cee Pepe

eth ar chin ies pee eee P. 297
Leurynnis with lLycodopsis,

IC enti yIO lee aE eee eee P.139

Linnean collection, American
fishes in the........ P.510
names of American
fishes ake see ee P. 527
Ihipanisiranulasose- see eee P.65
Lipogenys, description of ...__.. P. 1013
sobotidees: 32 8c ees ae eee P.319
Longelslan dees sn -seesceceee ess P. 657
Lopholatilus chameleonticeps.. P.77
Lotella maxillaris, n. sp........ P. 429
WOWISaNTar ese ee ese eee ee Po271, R437
Lucioperca, nomenclature of ... P.993
Lutjanine, osteological charac-
teristics of the.... P.444
TEVICWOL se oece wee P. 449
Lutjanus blackfordii........ P. 24, P. 657
St@arnsilsoseee seen sec P. 24
Ty Cod es pa xaliltishes se =ee—— eee ae P.64
UUMN CLs scose clocwie sees P.59
Valais s Soecee cos ac sete P.78
Lycodopsis, identity of Leuryn-

MHS! WADE cteten Cee sos ane oe P.139
Macdonaldia, description of .... P.1013
Ma crurus, ne sptcaecee soe ae eee P. 388
Mail-cheeked fishes, classifica-

MOMIOM ee eae sees eee ee ee P. 756
MagIN Geter seca cee aceon eee ee P. 1089

(Schoodie Lake)........-- Pane
Maltheidce <7. 2 22) 22 o- aes oe os P. 34
Marsipobranchiates ............. P. 308
IMassachusettsese..o 02 oo eae P.5; P42
Merlucius, genus related to..... P.165
MeExICOE 2S. saat eens. P. 242, P. 291, P. 327,

P. 370, P. 433, P. 903, P. 1159

Ceminal scceaee eee ceees P.95

Guaymasl ooo. =.22.- See P.846

GulfOliescsxtsctecee oe ae P216,

P. 200, P. 201, P. 202, P. 203,
P. 281, P.586, P.675, P. 896
catalogue of fishes

TOMY oe ce ee P.98
mortality of fishes

Iona cae P. 54,

P. 195, P. 217, P. 349

new eel from...... P. 335

148

Fishes.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Mexico, Mazatlan: = ene easeee
P. 254, P. 452, P. 71
new speciesfrom .. P. 221, P. 637
of Etheosto-
mafrom. P.823

of sharks .. P.268
notes on fishes from... P.94
(Southern) Rese ee eee P. 925
MIssissip plies eee eee een ee eae P.179
new species. ......-.- P. 467
Mississippi (Lower) .....-..-...- P. 430
Mississippi River, new species of
AINIULUS Pe semwe eee sete cess P.90
IMMISSOUT Sa coe eens Sec mtiee ee eiaae P.470
MOntaLIGYAOLe asec teen eee aoe P. 54,

P. 200, P. 203, P. 217, P. 349
Gulf of Mexico... P. 195, P. 202

Mugilide, marine species of .... P.434
IMnrreenoidveeliic oss. eeoe sees 255) JP5369
Mureenoides, Stathmonotus al-
Wed 0.2 Paka ceesce coerce P.508
Musée d’Histoire Naturelle,
Paris, American fishes in. ...-. P. 81
Myctophum crenulare ........-.- P.190
Spiess P. 146
Myliobatide, nomenclature of.. P.990
Myriolepis zonifer, n. g. and
MSP 2S ast osssepecesheew sees P.140
Myrophis vafer, n. sp-.-..------ P. 334
IMby xin ee Se ee oro eeecere P. 309
Myzontsess5. Sotesass sete hese P.308
Narcobatidz, synonymy of ..... P. 1050

Nemichthyoid eels, diagnoses of
MO WAC eNeraiOlq=sseceeeace oe P.381
Nemichthys avocetta, n. sp..... P.170
New England......... Pi, ibeled ibe 0DS
descriptions of new

species from .... P.165

frigate mackerel .. P.183

New, Hampshire meosscc-seeesece P. 671
New York (Lower Hudson Val-

LOY) iaeerece ae cee eeae sees P. 811
Newfoundland, new species of

Notacanthideer.- 2... -e--e- eee. P.184

INICATARU Ae ae bh ee ae P. 732

North America, synopsis of ..... B.16
North American fishes distrib-

bed MlisthOleaceaeeeee osc eee a2
North American fishes, new

SPECICS yarns ccs cee tee eee P. 84
North American fishes, nomen-

clature:Of -aseecenceeiccrese eee P. 325

North American fishes, noteson. P. 466

North and Middle America .... B.47

North Caroling=-=s.. 4.2505. P.504, P. 550
(Beaufort Har-

DOL) sees see IPS5D

new species from P.178
occurrence of

Phycis regius. P.124

Notacanthide, new species of... P.184

Notacanthus phasganorus, n.sp- P.184
Notes on the capture of rare

fishes vs aso. cheese meeseeees es P. 1165

Notidanoid' shark =sses-ss5e+ eee P.167

Noturus, review of the genus.... P.332

Peete

Fishes.

Noturus, elassochir, n. sp .-..--- P. 332
NOva'Scotialcciccs-osseseeemesese P.65
OcGeanicWonitosesseess see eee PelsePs4a2
ichthyOloevse--- sees Sp. B.2
OMiO= 35 tess sh See eases P.737
Ophichthys, nomenclature of .. P.336
retropinnis (n.sp.) P.613
Ophidium beani (n. sp.) ...--.-- P.355
Opisthocentrus tenuis (n.sp.)--. P.1127
Oreynus péelamiyss-e eee ee eee P. 42
Orectolobus or Crossorhinus, a
genus: Of sharkss----eee-seeees P. 1057
OLregon =.-5.2.sceeacsesce eee P. 20, P. 265
Osmerus attenuatus.---2--.-. 22. P. 123
Qstraciontide (Trunk fishes)... P. 87
Othonops eos (n.sp.)....--.----- P. 187
Oxycottus acuticeps ....-..-.-.-- P. 1167

Paciticicoasteces- eee eee ee P. 797, P. 1009
bibliography of
fishes of the .. B.11, P. 233

fishes distributed,

hist {Oljercac seems P. 185
AsShesMistiOte. sees P.173
new Notidanoid

shark trons. esses P. 167
notes on fishes of

theses cee see P.191
of tropical Amer-

ICS lIshiOlencee ee P.526

Panama....... P.292, P. 294, P.327, P.639
list of fishes from..P.329, P. 840
new species from . P. 334, P. 452

Paralepis coruscans (n.sp.)-..--- Prez
Parasites of....... PAli235Pat25sPailss
Parophrys ischyrus (n.sp.) ..--- P.147
Pastinaca, generic name of ....- P.514
Pediculate fishes of eastern
coast, extratropical North
JAM CTIGS Sse ecase Sees es P.30
Pediculatine 4 2a.-5 ose e eee P.316
Pempheris poeyi (n.sp.)-...--.-- P.516
RensaGolaycn..osnn ce ceenee P. 465, P. 565
Perea flavescens ..- <2. -c<- =< oo ra P. 36
Percidee 22:23. c3. skeet cece B.10
Petromyzontide, on the genera
OLithe=.j.cS asic samen wasee ee P. 368
PetromyZOntids)<... 2 seen eee P.310
Phy cisi¢hestenimecs-=.ssese neers P.40
Canliil(m Sp. )ssesseseseeee P.124
regiusin North Carolina. P.124
Physiculus fulvus (n.sp.)...--.. P. 429
Plagiogrammus hopkinsi(n.sp.) P. 967
Platessa ferruginea ............- P.52
Tostrata;c2- 2's sece nas P.52
Platypoecillus, new speciesof... P.1159
Platyrhina exasperata, generic
relationsof......... P.119
Platyrhina triseriata (n. sp.).-. P.108
Platysomatichthys stomias
(SPY) soe acacs eon cee cee P.152
Plectromus crassiceps (n.sp.)--. P. 486
Plectroplites and Hypolectrodes P.1082
Plewropadus See ace see ec. seers P. 853
Pleuronectes glaber............- P.49
Pleuronectide, review of ....-.- Pees
Pleuronectids-es--e-sse sees cee P.757

Fishes.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Pleuronichthys verticalis (n.sp.) P.117
Poecilia butleri (nm. sp.) ..------. P. 719
Peecilichthys, new species of.... P.751
Peeciliide, nomenclature of....- P.991
Peecilioid fishes, nomenclature
OLEAN te ne ate in acienaie aie mie P. 1060
Pollachius chaleogrammus -.-.- P.939
Polynemus ealiforniensis .-.-... P. 630
Pomacentrus rubicundus, life
coloramonvOl--as---2es22--s25- Pe3at
Pomadasys, new species of... -.-- P. 242
POMALOMICeee = sae see seas ce: Pr317
Porichthys porosissimus .......- P. 405
Potamocottus bendirei (n. sp.)-. -P.190
Preserving fishes, directions for
collecting-and! 2-425-<2-4=---- P. 224
Prionistius macellus (n.g.andn.
BD )ieseee seen see ceitiemee termes & P. 387
Prionotus ophryas (n. sp.) ------ P. 465
TEVIEW Of 2.2 2305205- 55 P.574
stearnsi (n. sp.) ------ P. 465
stephanophrys (n.sp.) P.182
Pristipoma approximans (n.sp.). -P. 418
Propterygia, Rays with aberrant
Pectorals’: Masso ses cae cco sa P. 1054
Psectrogaster, new species of ... P. 1055
Psendolabruszacs-c2esce soso -sse P. 861
Pseudotriacis microdon.....--.- P.357
Psy chrolutideeteo..,.5¢2 222 =2o2" Beil
Pterophryne, specific name of -- P.32
Ptychochilus harfordi (n. sp.) .. P.193

PuvetiSound=.-scescneese- = PS2b 0 bas
new flounders
FLOM Soas sass ses P.147
new species of Ne-
michthys from.. P.170
Punta cATren as 2s: sens ecescee P. 639
Quillehute Indianstakingsmelt. P.112
Rachicentron or Elacate.....-.. P. 1059
Raia VOM absence aes ect ec et= = P.194
Maina (Msp) see aoe P. 141
stelluata; (n= sp:)) -a--c5---- P.129
Ray, new species. ....-.....-..-- P.108
from Califor-
Tale a P.129, P. 141
Rhinobatide, synopsis and de-
BCLIPMONSIOLs=- 4526 <sS P.180
Rhinobatus glaucostigma (n.sp.) P. 370
Rhinonemus caudacuta......... P.50
Rhinoptera encenade (n. sp.) .. P.563

Rock fish, new species from Cali-
POW A oe ees ee een P. 126, P.176

Rondeletiide, bathybial fishes... P.1012
Sable Island bank, new deep-
Waterdaisharom — .2--5 Foe: P.41
Saccopharyngoid fishes, on the
literat:re and relationsof the. P.408
Saint George’s banks. .....--.--- Peay
Saint Michael’s (Alaska) .....-- P.70
Salmo mykiss agua-bonita ..-.--- P.916
Salmon, Chinnook names of.... P. 244
development of the.... PP. 502
Sailmonid @.esc-.5-cecneceece ces P.196
Salmonide and Thymallide,
differential characters of...-.- P. 992

Salvelinus aureolus (supposed
new species) -.---- P.671

Fishes.

149

Salvelinus, namaycush ......_-- P. 682
SRMNDICL Of ace ineo cence P. 897
Santa Barbara Islands, new spe-
GlESTLOM Shee cence eee ae P. 880
Santa Lucia, 18885---------..---- P.789
Sargus holbrookii ..............-. P.28
Seatophagoid fishes ............- P. 833
Scizena sciera (n.sp.).....----.-- P. 452
Scopeloid fishes ................- P. 146
Scorpeenoid fish .-....-..--- P. 157, P. 161
Secutigeridee, notes on the_.__--- ‘P. 625
Seymnus or Seymnorhinus, a
LeDUSiOLSHALKS Ae... se ce secee P. 1053
Seytalina cerdale (n. sp)-.---..-- P. 144
DCH (GabIShieee ease hee eee es P. 46
Sebastichthys brevispinis (n.sp.) P. 1027
carnatus (n.sp.).. P.126
chrysomelas (n.
SpHP Se cee secese P.176
entomelas (n.sp.). P.132
maliger (n. sp.) .. P.157
miniatus (n. sp.) - P.125
WL SUMS sess ene elo
proriger (n. sp.) -. P.161
rhodochloris (n.
Sp.) fie sees 3s P.132
serricepS....-.-... P.109

umbrosus (n. sp.). P.296

Sebastine, Pacific coast......... P. 1009

Sebastoid fishes, new ......-.--- P. 150

Selachians ....--- crs Se eee P. 482

Senta Move One essaes- eee eee P. 160

Seriola stearnsii (Amber fish)... P. 66

Shark, coast of California ....__. P.118
from Mexico, new spe-

CLESIORE Oe eee eee P. 268

from Pacific coast --....-. Pal G7,

new species of ......-..-- P. 269

Siberia, new species from -..._-- P. 210

Sidera castanea (n.sp.) -.-.----- P. 335

chlevastes (n.sp.)......-- P. 369

Siganide, synopsis of genera of. P.435

Siluridz, synopsis of the ........ B.10
Siphostoma scovilli (n. sp.) -.--- P. 1043
mckayi (n. sp.)..--- P. 428
South American, catalogue of... PP. 842
South) Carolina 2 ins - aces ees P. 627
new hakefrom.. P.124

on a_ collection
of fishes from... P.328
Sparus brachysomus (n. sp.) --.. P.149
on the genus ...--- pases REST
Spheroides, note on..-.-..------ P. 758
Spiny box fish, California. ...--. Peo,
Squalius alicise (nm. sp.)....------ P.186
Star-gazer, new species of.....-- P.3896
StathmOnOuus <a. op sae eee P. 508
Sternoptychide, note on the.... P. 443
Stichzeus punctatus ...........-- P. 47
Sting-rays, generic name of ...-- P.514
Stizostedion, nomenclature of... P. 9938
Stoasodon narinari............-- P.509

Striped bassin Lower Mississippi
Walleyessitse cee eee eneee P. 430

Striped bass, note on........---- P. 485
Sudis ringens (m-sp:)5>-2-2---=--
SuUri-smerte es ea cs ena

150

Fishes.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Swordfish family, taxonomic re-

lations and distribution of .... P.248
SYyNChinusi (Mes) Sees P. 787
Synentognathous fishes......-..- P. 1051
Syngnathid and hippocampid

fishes, differentialcharactersof. P. 1049

Syngnathine, review of the.... P.288
Synopsis of the fishes of North
AMET CHa peek csmemeniscee sane B.16

Tautoea, MNOteOVes =e aes 1
Temperature to vertebra, rela-

tlONSTOfa a=... oe as ete ance P. 845
Terminology of ichthyography.. P.445
Tetragonopterus, a genus of char-

ACINOIGHISH ES! soos Sate aa. e ere P. 1061
Tetraodontide, review of the... P.566
Tetraodontoidea, notes on ...--- P. 886

Teuthidids, synopsis of genera
ODE 2s eae ner Se erie P. 435

Teuthidoidea, genera of.....---- P. 485
Teuthis applied to a genus of
fiShes sSer ei ween ee cecaee eae P. 1052
NORAS wicccciese sense secre P. 549, P. 1043
new species from ......--. P. 282
Thalassophryne dowi ....------- P. 639
Phyamnvalllid sesso pe cee eset eee P. 992
Rhyris; replacedine..-5--=-----5-- P.350
Thyrsitops violaceus (n.sp.) ---. P.658
MILegias sae aesenise sees eee P. 853
Torpedinide or Narcobatide,
SYMOLM VAM ys Ole poesia ee seee = P. 1050
Tortugas, destruction of fish in
Chea Sossn eescs teem selene P.37
Tropical America, key to fishesof P. 242
Tunnies, generic name of.-....-- P. 965
Tunny and Albicore, generic
MAM COL a5 ec Selec Sasa tise al P.716
Tylosurus euryops (n.sp.)------- P. 418
Unalashka (Alaska) .......--.-- P.70
Uranidea marginata (nN. sp.) ----- P.190
microstoma (n.sp.) --- P.121
pollicaris (n.sp.).-.---- P. 277
rhothea (n,. sp.) -=-=-- = P. 286
Urolophus asterias (n.sp.) --.--- P. 327
Utah Lake, collection of fishes
PROMS esesse se oe Sees oe P.175
Utah Lake, new species of Squa-
IGUSMLOM Ee se tear ete eee ees P.186
Vancouver’s Island, new species
Ol): Goby LOM. cece me - cs eso: P. 298
Viviparous osseous fishes, deyel-
Opmentiohe sseee-heoece cesses P. 501
Washington Territory....--..---. Peat,
P. 265, P. 286, P. 388, P. 672
Washington ‘Territory (Neah
Baye oe er eee P.144
Water destructive to fishes. ..-..- P. 195,
P. 200, P. 201, P. 202, P. 203, P. 349
Western gizzard shad .......-.-- P.43
West ndies vist Oljse asses P.595
Xenichthys xenurus (n.sp.)---. P. 252
Kenopterus, note on ..-...-.---- P. 884
Xiphide, taxonomic relations
and distribution of .........--- P. 248
KiphilGsss ec aSesesiowscaceecn se P. 303
Raphister, MSP esse scee see a= P. 130
Xyrichthys jessie (n.sp.).--.--- P. 675

Fishes. Xystreurys liolepis, a new spe-
cresjor founder --sess-eseeone

Yale College, in museum of.....
Yellow-finned trout, Twin

akes: (Colo spe ssseoeneee cs

Yellow perch, note on scientific

name: Ob - 7.0522 A42ees ee ese ee

Zeide, relationships of.........-
Zophendum, on the genus ...---
Zygonectes escambie (n.sp.) ---
inurus (Nn. sp.)-------
ZOMAMIEr (MASp.)/= 22-1

(see also under Anatomy.)
Fishing vessels, boats, equipment, an-
glers’ outfits, ete. (London Fisheries Ex-
hibition); 2ossseh oso eae eee
Fish-like vertebrates, diagnoses of new
genera and species of
Flint, James M
[lint Jiamies SMS) 2 cee eee seers
Flora, Washington and vicinity.......---
HKlorida, Birdsvsl: s.casesen ase seen ase
BOX-tOrtolsessi et paste eeers

P. 107
P. 329

P. 780

P. 485
P. 1155
P.822
P.585
P. 273
P. 453

B. 27

P. 380

meee R. 102, C. 6, C. 7, C.8, C. 19, C. 32

Belt
C. 46
P. 457
P.1107

Fishes. P.16, P. 23, P. 24, P. 66, P. 73, P. 74,
P. 104, P. 105, P. 282, P. 355, P. 402,
P. 404, P. 406, P. 414, P. 416, P. 428,
P. 464, P. 465, P.508, P. 565, P. 613

CedariKieystesea-e eee re P. 426
Lake Jessup and Indian
Rivers. 2232. 322-2202 P. 438
New species of....--.---- P. 537
StaJohns Riverssa--- oe P. 427
Fossil bones from Tise’s Ford... P.396
Geologye. 2 2)53-(-sa2s2 2s eee P. 263
Insects (Lepidoptera) ......-.--- P. 1208
Mamma isnsSs 5 cma cone aseraee P. 419
IMollusks ss ssc aeeenceee P. 384, P. 519
(Unionide),-22s<=-42~ P.911
Muskrat (Neofiber alleni) ..--- R.5
Miyria pods 22s ss seccisce ect P. 631
Reptiles=zesce-ee- P. 727, P. 1003, P. 1107
Shell-heaps, east coast of...---- P. 966
Fontaine, William M......-.......-- P. 918, P. 934
| Fontaine, William M. (coauthor) ......--- P. 821
_ Food collections, provisional classification
OL stHhe sean sas, eek eee eee C.11
plants of scale insects........-....-- P.1122
Foraminifera, recent, a descriptive cata-
IOLUCION oaacsiceeea se a- see eee eee eee R. 102
Fordice, Morton W. (coauthor) ......----- P.575
Fossil brachiopod, Trenton limestone .... P.775
plants. Alabama,newspeciestrom P. 688
JNIEG) Clee dang ebaccmpectcr P. 998
Miocene flora ..... P.300
Araucarioxylon ....-....- P, 784
Araucarioxylon arizon-
LEWIN (MSP) esate P. 676
ATIZONGo 2 Gene creams P. 676
Cycadeoidea.....----...-. P.1141
Devoninnkes es sees. P. 928

Directions for collecting. B.39(B)

Erian plants from New
York and Pennsylvania.
Towa (coniferous)
Kentucky, Louisiana, Ore-
gon, California, Alaska,
Greenland, etc......----

‘

P, 928
P. 677

P.679

Fossil plants.

Fossils.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Liriodendron, leaves of... P.794

HOUISIANEreeeeee eee See P. 690

MCE CO entree onistaccs cee P. 821

Miocene flora, Alaska... .- P.300

Montana (coniferous) -... P.677
Montana (Fort Union

PTOUP) aero ssses sole P2920
Montana (Great Falls coal

field) ws sen ree PS Ols

Nematophyton crassum.. P.929

New MexicOreeceo sites. P. 676

New species Of=.-+.-2-s-.- P. 606

ING Wey Onkutee des 2 eke ase P. 928

OMiO maa aie Spas eeas P. 792

Palmoxylon (n.sp. ).-...-- P. 690

Pennsylvaniaee-csos-24- 5. P. 928
Platanus, history of the

PCNUS TAR ee = -etoeee casas P. 680

Bertiarye Aes P. 306
Texas (Trinity div. of Co-

manche series) ......... P. 934

WriassiGzca3-0)-c2ee soon P. 821

trees in New Mexico .......2.22.-2 P. 257

Acrothele, description of ....--- P.114

MN OLEOME mena ete ee P. 1120

PAL MIDAINA Seats oe see toes toes P. 1164

PAINTERS es sretoat teks gees satdekiecns P.1110

Apodide, phyllopod ............ Phy,

Arkansas, cretaceous ........-.- P, 207
mesozoic and ceno-

ZOLCR eS ces poe eee P.137
Basilosaurus cetoides, pelvie gir-

Geo teereesee 22 -secon coeee tee P.1211
BI CIA ees aeee een eee = = P. 1229
Bison of North America ........ P.1172
Californianeesac 5s. P. 14, P. 1145, P. 1194

Post-pliocene .......-. ps2

Cambrian brachiopods ........-. P. 1120,

P. 1152, 1229

Carboniferous. -:.2...2...=- P. 113, P. 366

Endothyraornata P.91

new species of ... P. 86

Caryophyllia arnoldi (coral).... P.1194

new species of .... P.1194

Cenozoic, from several States... P.137

Colorado, cretaceous.....-.---.. P. 207
mesozoic and ceno-

ZONCya se ccbeeess st ase Palsy

Coralss a eastheebe sosse Motes es P.1194

Cretacbousi. 2-232 a8 Pas, Pall by S207,

bivalve mollusks.... P.1109
Stegosaurus marshi

(Mespr)ieisse-se--e= P. 1224

Crrocardinm sos: 5. ance oe sees P. 92

Dipeltis and Protocaris .......-- Pab7
Directions for collecting and

WUERALIME sos 2c. cee sees B.39 (kK)
Endothyra ornata, note on ..... eno
Eocene, Alabama, new snake

POMS SaaS. eee Se P.1164
mollusea from Southern
United States ........ P. 134
HthmMocardinmrss2s pees. .e-< P.92
Florida, bones from Tise’s Ford. P. 396
Gasteropod from Puebla, Mexico P.131
(GOOTPIAESS soaGe ato oes 3 ein aces P.116
Green River group (mollusks).. P. 266

Fossils.

151

Invertebrates, list of publica-

tions relating to collection of.. B.30
Iphidea and Yorkia ..-........- P. 1120
JAPAN ch = sos ask ee oe ee gee aoe P.1194
Jelly fishes, middle Cambrian

HELTAN ele sae seep ace P. 1086
Kansas, cretaceous ...........-- P. 93
Laramie group, mollusks from

CEM S eee ee ee P. 266
Levipalifer orientalis (n. g. and

MAE Ssh (GOLAN sce ae oe ee P.1194
Lingula equalis, preserving cast

Ofjpeduncleces-s..saeeesssee P. 746
Mimewlelilar* 22622 3.02-ee ese P. 1152
bower Cambrian. 22555 - eee. P.763
IMia CroCcH elise seaepe eee ee P. 366
Maine, walrus remains in ...__. Pewee
Mastodon and mammoth, bones

BNO Glee th Obese sees: eee C. 48

Mesozoic and cenozoie types,
listiols% nese P. 520, P.568

from several States... P.137
Straits of Magellan .. P.793
Mexico, gasteropod...........-. Paes
Middle Cambrian. 2. --- 2 2e4-ee P. 738
jelly fishes
tromiss-2 52 P. 1086
Miocene, Arctic Siberia......... P.946
Cyprinoid fish ........ Rei?
Leuciscus turneri .- Pol212
Molluscan forms from Dakota
TOLMAblON. oes eee eee P.995
Molluisksse:f ie: a e52 4 P.8, P. 266
Acteeon, newspeciesof. P.1145
HOGeN eC 745.2 sone eee P. 134
Productus giganteus... P.113
Truckee group, mollus-
can fauna of-........ P. 267
Neocene, corals.........-... EOP aAL98
New Mexico, new species from. P.115
Obolellamesss eee se P. 1229
Obolusts ao eee P. 1152, P. 1229
Oldhamia in America, discovery
ob the genus2=-s2-cueoscn seen P. 1002
Olenellus'zone.2- 2-4-4... 2 -- P. 763
baleozoicwishes) ences -eeeeeee ee P. 866
Phyllopod, Apodidve............ nL?
Ein am Sspesves. ce eas P.115
Plectostyluss: 9 2 oa =) asb6
Post-pliocene fossils ............ B.2
PYOLGGATISH sage slab e-eee ee Pepe
REMOnGIa Ares sk ee ea ee oe P.1109
Rhinoceros, miocene, 8. Dakota P.1207
Silurian, Baffin Land ........-.- P. 1192
SOLORIRCUS! nA cee acs eee P. 366
Stricklandia davidsoni ..:...... P.116
Saltenis 2 sacs oe P.116
Tertiary, from Antillean region. P.1110
Leptonacea of North
America and West
INGISS eee ewe e ce Pelli
southern United States P. 1035
Tortoises Ss: se sce sees P.1181
Pexass APL ee ee et P. 1072
Cretaceous: 3s. 5s2-te eee P. 93
Triassic unios; Texas. ...-5.-..- P. 1072
Trigonias osborni from S. Da-
KO lies. s ontake actee coe Reet P. 1207

152

Fossils. Truckee group, fossils of......-- PE267
Unios from Toronto drift ....-..- P. 952
Upper Cambrian fossils, new
fOKMS'Of =e kee eee oe P. 820
Utah, mesozoie and cenozoic... P.187
Walrus: Temains.y-2 score see See P. 223
Wyoming, mesozoic and Ceno-
ZOIG 2. 3 ee eee eee eee PAL3T
WOrkiais. Jos oe dee ese se teeeee P. 1120
MOsten: Wii S 2.5 eceseeae een eee moa ea B. 40
Friends of the Museum, letter addressed to ¢.2

Fringillidee, North and Middle America. B. 50 (1)

Funk Island, the expedition to........-. R. 26 ;

Future development of the Nat. Museum. R.109
G.

Galapagos Islands. Birdskeletons....... P.798

Birdsis2s. eee P. 573, P. 767,
P. 1007, P. 1067, P. 1116
Coleopterous insects

Of le oes ees oe P.1148

Fishes ... P.369, P. 770, P. 840

MOUSKS seen eee P, 942

(Grmovey 18 ining eee ee ae nocegacusapsaneocoesae P.1193

Garman, Samuel ... P.180, P. 482, P.514, B. 25 (v1)
Garman’s paper on American salmon and

TLOUL, MOLE ONS teeee ee eccrine eee P. 490
Gatke; HW 2245525552352 Soe eect ee sass. P. 67
Geare, Ruth si22. sh sseeeseeces R. 32, Rep. 1897 (11)
Gelatin casts, on the making of-........-. P. 926
Gems and precious stones, plan for illus-

tration of, Cincinnati and New
Orleans expositions, 1884-85... _-. C. 26
in National Museum, descriptive
catalogue of .....- See eee eee R.121
Genesis of the National Museum! ........ R. 55
Geognosy: Materials of the earth’s crust. R.51 |
Geographical and exploring commission
of Mexico, catalogue of
animals collected by .... P.559
investigation, relation of
DiolOgyalOs- see eee ae R. 64
Geology. (For paleontological papers see
under Fossils. )
Asbestos and asbestiform min-
eYalssci athe re ete een eso eee P. 1066
Atlantic border, diabase, com-
POSLLIONNOL ee ase eae see see = P. 205
Blue mineral from New Mexico _P. 978
Bogsz0slot [slamdeee-sseceeceae- P.479
Building and ornamental
stones at New Orleans Expo-
sition, plan for exhibitof.... C©.25
Geology. Building and ornamental stones,
the collection of--:..--..---.- R.12
California, (Lower)=.--------2-- R.91
Catalogue of minerals and their
SYHORVINS: 2 acer seer ace ae B.33
Diabase, mesozcic, composition
Ole sso see casemasacueceer eset P. 205
Directions for collecting rocks
and preparation of thin seec-
TIONS 2... Leseeeemansteeeee Sate B.39 (1)

INDEX TO TITLES.

Geology. District of Columbia....... P. 363, P. 410
mineralogy
and lith-
ology of

thewescss P. 528

Economie geology and metal-
lurgy, catalogue of systematic

- collections ints =a2s52-2n-e sas. B. 42
Eruptive rocks from Montana... P.1031
Feldspar, determination of .... P. 206
FIOVIGS assent eseree P. 263
Fulgurites) <2 sss: eee cesere P.554
Gemi\collection==.-2------- eee ial
Gems in National Museum, de-

seriptive catalogue of ......-- R. 121
Handbook for department of
(GeognOsy))s sca aacase eee isc R. 61
Hornblende andesites...--..... P.479
Inelined strata, measuring
thickness Ot asssee se cece eee P. 739
Jadeite, Burma, analysis of .... P.981
Little Deer Isle, peridotite from P.707
Maine (oo; 252: tae bees eee P.707
building stones.-........ P.365
PTANTtES es) Ae en P.354
Metallurgy, economic geology,
and catalogue of
systematic col-
lections in....... B. 42
Hampe’s method
of determining
Cu,O in metallic
COPper eee eee eee P. 687
Meteorie iron, Arkansas. -...-...- P. 666
Meteorite collection ...........-. R.10
collection in National
Museum, descrip-
tive catologue of... R.122
San Emigdio ........ P.700
Meteorites, catalogue of collec-
TOW OF RE scence Sees R. 122
Mineral collections, classifica-
tion ofthese. sank eee cceseee R. 107
Mineral resources of United
States, plan to illustrate, New
Orleans Exposition, 1884-85... C. 31
Mineralogical collections, the. - R. 92
Minerals and their synonyms,
catalogue of 222.25. B.33
catalogue of series il-
lustrating the prop-
erties: Ofv-{-25s 40-2 R. 104
directions for collect-
ing: forse aes. B.39 (H)
in National Museum,
AS7OMiSt Ofasesceeee P.163
Montana: 22S 2cce sees ene eee P. 1031
Nebraska, volcanic dust in ..... P. 497
Nephrite and jadeite........... P. 696
New: York = -iisea: see seek cece P. 783
Non-metallic minerals ......... R. 111
Ontonagon copper bowlder .... _R. 94
Onyximanblesteeeese- ee e-e eee R.75
Pennsylvania ...........-- P, 341, P. 783

1 Also reprinted in Museum Report for 1897, Vol. II.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Geology. Petrographie report on rocks
from United States-Mexico

OUD GAN eee eae. woos - P. 1173
Potsdam sandstone ......----- P. 341
Preliminary handbook to the
department of........-..-.-.- R. 44
Prochlorite from District of
Columbig 22s escee eases P. 410
Sandstone concretions, forma-
HOMO - sacs nae ose P. 987
Sandstone, phosphatic....-..-- P, 263
Serpentine, Montville, N. J... P.694
Serpentinous rocks. .....------ P. 783
Stalactites and gypsum inecrus-
tations in caves ........--.-- P.985
MOpAZICLYStalSese ee eee P. 1148
TrockeeetOUp aa-s-- ee eee = P. 267
Voleanie dust in Nebraska.... P.497
Geophilide, descriptions of new genera
Ole eee eee sae cae cc micise site ees P. 837
George Catlin Indian gallery......-.-....- R.8
Georries wis nesr. see c= ae P. 28, P. 89, P. 453
HOSS Spey acetate ae ees P.116
Gephyra, northeastern coast. ..-.-.----- P.76
Gilbert, Charles H..-.--2:-..- P. 130, P. 423, P. 424,

IPH Ab6) P2607, 23753) b.109)"b. 774, Po 79,
P. 823, P. 840, P. 856, P. 880, P. 1115, P. 1161
Gilbert, Charles H. (coauthor)... P.55, P.106, P.107,
PaAlOsselO9SPs Os Bed Pe iW, Polls. Plo:

P. 125, P. 126, P. 129, P. 130, P. 132, P. 135,
P. 136, P. 141, P. 144, P. 146, P. 147, P. 150,
P. 151, P. 152, P. 153, P. 154, P. 156, P. 157,
P. 161, P. 162, P. 164, P. 167, P. 170, P. 171,
P. 173, P. 174, P. 175, P. 176, P. 181, P. 191,
P. 192, P. 193, P. 194, P. 221, P. 227, P. 237,
P. 242, P. 252, P. 254, P. 268, P. 269, P. 273,
P. 277, P. 282, P. 289, P. 290, P. 291, P. 292,
P, 293, P. 294, P. 296, P. 298, P. 324, P. 325,
P. 326, P. 327, P. 328, P. 329, P. 334, P. 335,
P, 336, P. 352, P. 355, P. 367, P. 368, P. 369,
P. 370, P. 401, P. 402, P. 403, P. 417, P. 452,

P. 549, P. 639, P. 989, P. 1114, P. 1131, B. 16
Gallerheedoress 2. see scme eee Pes0e Pole eae.
P. 33, P. 34, P. 139, P. 214, P. 302, P. 303, P. 304,
. 807, Pe. 308, BP: 309; P..310, P. 316, P. 317,
. 318, P. 319, P. 320, P. 321, P: 322, P. 380;
. 435, P. 448, P. 444, P. 445, P. 448, P. 668,
669) PaGeds Pa 685; e272; iP. 65 B77,
. 756, P. 757, P. 758, P. 803, P. 804, P. 805,
P.815, P.816, P. 817, P.818, P.825, P.831, P. 832,
P.833, P.834, P.835, P.853, P. 861, P.883, P. 884,
P. 885, P. 886, P. 965, P. 989, P. 990, P. 991, P. 992,
P, 993, P. 1048, P. 1049, P. 1050, P. 1051, P. 1052,
P.1053, P. 1054, P. 1055, P. 1056, P.1057, P. 1058,
P.1059, P.1060, P. 1061, P.1082, P. 1234, B. 11
Gill, Theodore (coauthor) .... P.381, P. 382, P. 408

rbd kg) gr

Gulletie: ‘ClarenGe, Pe. so sen ne. a a omnia cle P. 1138
[Gamera i Chra lesa e aeons teat =a P.500
Girard, Charles, the published writingsof. _B. 41
Glazier Ve Ca Wiseeece cesar = teenie ne = P. 203
Gloriosa Island. Birds..........-. P. 1008, P. 1079

MSC CiS en -ece ase ate Pets

Natural history of ..-.-- P. 973
Golden patera of Rennes -...-.-.--------- R.85

153

Gooden Ga Brow) eo to sneee kee ee eas R. 33, P: 4,
Pope: Geel eel yao ee OO, badd, kee ly
PaGo Pele eLod pb plos, bere ae ne. SoO:
B: 5, Bi 6; B. 1428.18) Be 20) B: 275 Bo 41,
B. 49.R). 36, RK. 55; R. 62; R770, Re 7a, oR. 72,
C.1, C.11, C.13, C. 48, C.44, C. 45, C.46, C.47

Goode, G. Brown (coauthor) ... P.10, P. 13, P.16,
P. 23, P.24, P. 26, P.40, P. 41, P.50, P.d2, P.d3,
PIG4 Broo yexOby Ooi. (bet ipk 1 o, ks do
P.211, P.241, P. 281, P.297, P.406, P. 510, P. 533,
P. 543, P. 1012, P.1013, P.1014, B. 25, Sp. B.2

Goode, G. Brown, bibliography of. Rep. 1897 (11)

memorial volume

OLAee 2 teehee Rep. 1897 (11)

Grampus, birds observed by, 1887 ...----- P.819
Graphie arts, catalogue of exhibit of,

Cincinnati Exposition, 1888. ........-.-- Crist

Gray, Aart: 2 as secccee sects ci Ooe ven aae P. 462

Gray; SHTUCE RV CZO tea oes se eie ee ee e cree P.931

Great Auk, history and anatomy of the.. _R.26

[Grebnitski, NikolaiwAnl| 2222.22 es-e= P.562,

PAll0G bee 27,

Green| TurtleiGays Sbishes 38-2 seen P. 752

Greenland. Eskimo harpoon .......-.--- P. 702

ISH CS! ey woe saeco ete P. 431

Hossil plants2 ses sse eee se P.679

Grenada. “Birds-222 8 ok. pee eee c= P.45

Catalocuerote sa eee eees-— P. 596

Guid elowpes er Bild S eee aoe ae ee P.57

Guatemala: (Birds. 225. see ae se Pat

Reptiles\s-s- 2 neta eee P.1151

(Guinther Dro) eeeesee eee eee eee ea P. 58

Guppy, R. J. Lechmere (coauthor) ...---- P.1110

Ee

Hampe’s method of determining Cu,O in

Mie talliCcCOp Peles see seeee eee P. 687
Handbook to department of geology --.-- R. 44
ia perdOStai ete ses ee nee ee P75
Harpoons, aboriginal American. .=.------ ety
HavardsiV:2-ss.2-- Es eens doce seeee Bee aoe
Havasuspal Indians sser oes =e =e P. 859
Hawaiian and Fanning islands, contribu-

tions to natural history of -......------- B. 7
Hawaiian Archipelago, Kauai Island:

Hawaiian Islands. Birds......-........ P. 609,

P. 640, P.692, P. 778

BUSH OS ae sete aes ae eae ee aloran P.1114

Mollusks and brachiopods ...-.--------- P. 1032

AVE POLE Gi cesa ee ee nae eee P.1174
Hawes, George W ...-.-------- P. 205, P. 206, P. 263
Enya ab sete ae ena ee lances eo = P.179,

P. 512, P. 537, P. 624, P. 907, P. 908, P. 909, P. 1181
ays Wiles oe eee eee P. 935, P. 1176, P. 1187
esis Ga ieee = ae ciate main ate heen P.393
Hegewald, J.T. C. (coauthor)......------- P. 257
Perl prim pAM CLO tr: sae = a tema mm lminmeera stata P. 134
Melhivolan Gg’ ws Bitds js eae eeites te aa P.67
Helminthology. (See under Parasitol-

ogy.)
fHlemphill; Henty:| oss oa. ce= hm <= P. 384
[Henshall,J.A.]-.--....--.--------------- P. 104
(Henson, Harry V.] -.----4--------------* P. 904

1In addition to the papers here indicated several others relating to museum history and adminis_
tration, and also to American science and scientific institutions, were reprinted in the Musuem Report

for 1897, Vol. II.

154 INDEX
Hermaphrodite fishes. 2-2-2 -seres ae eee P. 441
Hermit crabs of Pagurus bernhardus type. P.1261
PAULL Meriden So. aeeesse seems eet R. 114
MippisleyAlliire die eae ase eee R. 25, R.118
Hippisley collection of Chinese porce-

JAdIS Sse ciietahe testes ee eas ate eee R.118
Hitech Cocks ROmiynle senate ano eeeeee eee RB: 13;

R.14, R. 49, R. 50, R.58, R. 59, R. 60, P. 745, C. 24

Hoffman, Walter dnssssseeo seats sceeem aaa R. 90
[Hohneliieuwt. von pessese ae P. 1063, 2.1098
Hollamals Wi Jiseeaies os succes mee eres P. 1062,
P. 1063, P. 1064, P. 1065, P. 1098
Holm, “theodore 2------=s--o-- P. 741, P. 794, P. 910
ELOlnres) Wimmer ce. cck e otme etre ee R.116
Honduras: sBindseyseeer sc eae P. 665, P. 868
MMi See eee P. 744, P. 1069
Hopi ceremonial pigments -.....-.-.-.-- .- R.120
Formaday. Wile eae seek R15) R.2)), C. 124522
Horned toads, ejection of blood from eyes
OBe ete See nn Oe GE RE ieee: P. 907
Hough; Walterknccccn25 hokecesccesceeaee Reo,

R. 27, R. 47, R. 57, R. 77, R. 101,
Res en l2O nee (0s eee00

[Hovey, Edmund! Otis]| <2 <2 22-2 m= B.39 (M)
Howard, L. O.. P.771, P. 881, P. 905, P. 1025, P. 1142
Howard, i: Os (Coasmthor) tense sss eee P. 1092

Howgate Polar Expedition, contributions
to natural history of Arctic America, in

CONNECTUON With theresa. cee eee eee see B.15
Hudson Bay Territory, Naskopie Indians,

Omutn OLS sR ecceete = eee are ere eee P.736
Etta SOnuSyB aye SNCSh see meen- eee eee P. 204
Hughes, Elizabeth G. (coauthor)........- P.552,

P.574, P. 608
Human" beastiof burden: 2-22. 2--2-- 2-5 R.18
Humbert. Wredios cis foes once eosin P.348
Hummingbirds} Mh ers. ese ose R. 45
ET UTAGE Girne = pect ietome ee ee a2 Mca acanecees P. 347
yd roids: Alaska ser wise e see meee eee P.1171
American. Part 1. The Plu-
miularidee <2 ss. sees cee sase Sp. B.4
Northeastern coast ...-......-- P.5384
Puget, SOuMGs2si. 2. csc esses yl
I:
Ichthyography, terminology of.........-- P. 445
If publie libraries, why not public muse-

UTS Pio eR ek eciere wim omic R. 82

PIMOS Botany eaccess: oe eee cee ene P. 264

MiSh esis sees oss ae ase See Soares Pi273

Imdisne AmphnOpOLOS yae= etme eee ene R. 68

Minute stone implements from -. R. 68

Indian Ocean. Crustaceans --...--.---.- P.979
Porpoises, skeletons and

SUIS Of. 22 ese eee Sees P. 982

Indian paintings, Catlin-.--------2--5- R.8, R.52

Indian Merritony.. BISMeS)s-.5-en ee cess se = P. 549

MoUs KS ae caaeeseee P. 740

Indiana.) -Batrachiams?-s--s0ssses--—eeeae P.512

BOL Yy-t wee mene ea see P. 264, P. 1010

Crustaceams)s sec see econ seco ens P. 935

Fishes'-. 2A... P. 379, P. 428, P. 681, P. 791

Switz City swamp......- P. 424

Myriapods es ee seca P2682, 22 fol

Reptiles assets se secneaeaece P. 729

Indians, Alaska and British Columbia --.- R. 24

Hagvastapalssaccrsaeonenee cece P.859

Kewailkiuitl 222: 2 oscsee soe R. 89

Ingersoll WErnests: -.)- sss eee eee Renee

Inman, S. M

TO TITLES.

P.195
P.333

Inscriptions in stone, ete., instructions for

taling papen moldsiofic--=-4--6--eeeenee

Insects.

C. 23
P. 1062
P.951

ASrita Mastiacenscasececee cee

“Albatross,” collected by,

UESTHB8 i otras scree ce ornate ware

Aldabralslandess sesso eeer see

Coleoptera. Africa, East ......-.

Aldabra, Gloriosa,

and Providence

ISAM Sey see sees

Chlamydini, re-

view of the......

Chrysomelide,

new species of ..

Coleopterous in-

sects of Galapa-

gos Islands.....-

Echocerus, aew

species of

Golden beetle,

from Costa Rica.

Lachnosterna of

temperate North

AIO nI Came eee

Newspecies@f....-.

Scarabeeidee ....-...

Scolytid beetles,

synonymy of....

Tana River and

Jombéné range... P. 1094
Tenebrionid

Pail
P.1119
P. 1094
P.1119

P. 1130

P.1130

P.1148
P, 1041

P. 1040

P.747
P.1113
P. 1096

P. 1085

genus, Echoce-
rus, new species
Osi 2s See P. 1041
Concerning the department of - C.4
Costa Rica, eer Sesee eo eee eee P. 1040
Diptera. Cluster flies,note on. P.331
Empidz, North Amer-
ICANi-< -sssten eee P.1073
J&PaNesCrrs= se eonsats P. 1146
Lucilia macellaria
(PALaSILIG) Re eaeseee P.348
New species of ......- P. 1225
POLtOURI COR be seeeeee P. 1198
Syrphide, North
American, synopsis :
Ohithe@ise-23> 5 -e aoe B.31
Systematic arrange-
ment of the families
Ole seieeean eee oe P. 1228
Directions for collecting and
PLESeR VAN Pe aun sees B. 39 (F, L, 0)
Gloriosa, Seychelles, Aldabra,
and Providence islands ..-.--. P.1119
Hemiptera Heteroptera ........ P. 924
Homoptera. Cocci-
die, food plants of. P.1122
Homoptera. Scale
insects (Coccide),
directions for col-
lecting and _ pre-
RELVINE. 2 sa-—ce ee B. 39 (1)
Homoptera. Scale
insects, distribu-
HOMO) eee ae P. 1026

Insects.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Hemiptera Homoptera. Typhlo-

eybine, American
leaf-hoppers ...---

Hymenoptera. Bothriothora-

cine insects - -
Braconide, de-
scriptions of
new species of
Chaleid flies,
Eneyrtine -.-
Chaleidide, bi-
OlORYAODsssece
Cynipidous
galls and gall
WASDSI= 5 asec
Encyrtine
Eneyrtine with
branched an-
tennceeeee ee
Hessian fly
(parasites of) -
Hymenopterous
family, Chal-
cididee
Hymenopterous
insects from
Ceylon (para-
sitic)
Ichneumonide,

new species of

Ichneum onoi-
dea, classifica-
tlomOter: sees

Proctotrypide,
North Ameri-
ean

Tenthredinide,

Agrotis, revision
of species of -..-
Aldabra, Seychel-
les, and other
islands; -Hsssee-
Callimorpha,
North Ameri-
can species of - -
Cucullia,revision
of the genus...
Sydosia and Ce-
rathosia ....-.--
Deltoid moths,
revision of the.
Dicopine, revis-

ion of the......
Eastern Africa -.
Euerythra, the
species of......
Hloridas. eee cea:

Hadena, revision
of species of...
Homohadena, re-
vision of spe-
CLESKORceae eee

P.1188
P. 1108
P. 532

P. 1025

P. 760

P. 1202

P. 881

P.1102
P. 1202

P. 881

P. 1092

P.779

P. 1206

B.45
P.1157
P. 330
P. 1098

B.38

P. 1064

P. 634

P.890

P.706

B. 48

P.891
P. 1062

P. 633
P.1208

P. 839

Insects.

Lepidoptera.

Kashmin esses
Lepidopterafrom
Somaliland ...
Mamestra, revi-
sion of species

Morrisonia,
vision of .....-
Moths, directions
for collecting -
Moths, North
American, life
histories of...
Noctuide, a hun-

re-

dred new
moths of the
familyeene soon

Noctuids of bo-
real America...

P. 851

P. 892

C. 27

P. 1209

P. 1203

P. 890,

P. 891, P. 892

Noctuide of tem-
perate North
America. ---.--

P.781,

P. 838, P. 839, P. 851

Noctuidz, North
America, new
genera and
species of......

Noctuidee of tem-
perate North
America, con-
tributions
toward a mon-
ograph of the
insects of the
lepidopterous
SPH ves eee

Nocturnal moths,
Campometra . -

North American,
bibliography
of described
transforma-
HONS Olaee oes

revision of Acro-
WY Clare sass ee

Saturniide ....-.

Somaliland ...._-

Teniocampid
genera ........

Tineina, new
moths of super-
family

Xylomiges, revi-
SION Oleees sees

Lepidopterous family Noctuide,

Louisiana
Neuroptera.

contributions
toward a mon-
ograph of the. .
Superfamily
Noctuide, cat-
alogue of spe-
CieS: Of. 4-22 oss.

Biting lice (Mal-
lophaga) from
birds and mam-

P. 647

B. 38

P. 1184

P. 1208

P. 892

B.48

B.44
P. 440

156

Insects. Neuroptera. Dragon flies, stone
flies, and May
flies, directions
for collecting
and rearing .. B.39 (0)
Odonata. Africa, East.. P. 1045, P. 1047
Orthoptera. Acrididze (n. g.
Sn GENS.) eae P. 764
Acridide, revision
of the Melano-
Dliewee ees P. 1124
Melanopli, revis-
ion of the ...... P. 1124
Spherium, new
species of...-.-- P.415
Trimerotropis, re-
WISOMiOleeeea see P.1215
Protection of anatomical prepa-

TATIONS 3. 22523. -25 se possesses pit?
Providence Island..........---- P.1119
TENNESSEE = ccetceiss cmseee eee P.714

Imstallation methodsa2- sec ---s ose. 2-4e- R. 70
of collections, plan for the... C.16
Institutions, foreign and domestic, to re-
ceive Museum publications ........-.--- R.35
Instructions for collecting birds’ eggs..-. C.30
taking paper molds, ete - C. 23
International Fisheries Exhibition, Lon-
don, catalogues of exhibits of the
Umnited-States; at thess-22.-c25--ssseeeae B. 27
Towac Fishes.) cise ke coer cee Sooner P.470
Fossil coniferous wood ...-.-.------ P.677
Iron manufacture in Virginia........-.-.-- P.489

Isopods. (See under Crustaceans. )

JACKSON Webs Serene ee eases seer eee PrA2
Jamaica, sHishesieeseese assess eceaace cs P. 418
Repwllesiic-.to.hs--ces e+ ea P.1218

Yellow boaof. ss. 2... 3. 2-22 P.1218

Ja pale eAlnOs Ot VCZ0q-2 see =er -seaeee =e R.50
Anthropology...- R.58, R.59, R. 60, P. 836
BirditaunajOtecs- ee sees P. 906
BinGSpeeae eee P. 390, P. 473, P.579, P. 641,

P. 649, P. 904, P. 931, P. 974, P. 997

MOLESION ss he jesse eee ae P.383

OL MAN VRGG een eco cee P.597

Blenny-like fish, Volcano Bay... P.1127
Crustaceans (Isopods) .....------ P.1189

ISHS! 2 se oe ce sooeemce ee Penis ti27,

P1213. Pe12335 P1235) P1239) P1240

Hossil (Corals s=.0=- soe oe eae P.1194

ROSSI G 225s a 8e eos tee eeaee P. 1194

imsects: siDiptensines eos == P. 1146
Hemiptende:>..- ase. P.1108

Hymenoptera -...-..-.--- P.1157

Mammals. 52 52252222222 222s P. 557

Playing cards from......-------- P. 836

Waiter DILdSsosene coe oe ecemtceene = P.598
Japanese birds, notes om ....... .....-..- P. 957
review of (No.1I).---..-.- P. 558

GNOMnD) ste ceas P.578

(CNo= Wh) P.579

GNOSTV)) Seems P. 601

CNOV ip eneeeene P. 628

(NO AVA) eeeo-—- P. 642

INDEX TO TITLES.

Japanese birds, review of (No. VIII) ...-- P.735
(NOSES) eseeeee P.751

Science College, Tokyo... P.874

cotton fibers, catalogue of ....-- P. 250
husbandry, account of... P.251
hymenopterac.a-n5-- teres oe P.1157

lacquer, preparation of......... P.745

legation, account of cotton hus-
bandry prepared by. P.
eatalogue of cotton

fibers prepared by... P.250
quails, remarks on ........--..- P. 974
reed: warblers.iaccccescccaeeeee P.997
wood cutting and wood-cut
PIinting ie soe oss eeeeeeaee R.63
woods, catalogue of ..-.-......- P. 232
Jeerson. JP ese o smce ens See ee eee P. 54
JeMersonn ea (COMULIOD eases eee eee P.37

Jenkins, Oliver P. (coauthor).. P.681, P. 698, P. 846
Jewish ceremonial objects in National

Museum, Benguiat collection of........ R.115
Johnson, SE Sasecssn eee eee cere see Poly
JOHNStons sland. HiShes= pence esas P22
JONES, Ji MEAN O Wise. exe oe eee eee B. 25 (111)
Jones, J. Matthew (coauthor) .........--- B.25
[Jones;/W. He) os-se cece eames eee P. 854
Jordan, DavidS...--- P. 20, P. 81, P. 84, P. 94, P. 104,

P. 105, P. 159, P. 160, P. 178, P. 288, P. 404,
P. 405, P. 416, P. 422, P. 433, P. 437, P. 438,
P. 451, P. 466, P. 467, P. 485, P. 490, P. 500,
iP; 503) PSI, P2526, Pe baie OoU Earp le
P. 565, P. 598, P. 595, P. 630, P. 648, P. 652,
P. 675, P2682. 719, R. 723, Pario2n bail,
P. 822, P. 829, P. 845, P. 916, P. 938, B. 9, B. 10
Jordan, David S. (coauthor)..-....-..-.-..- Pi 5p}
P5106; 2. 107,-P: 1085-P- 109s Seah Ose Paslebis
Pe PP Ss Palo SP iel25s Pa 26 ser elooy
P1130) P5132) Pais P36. be ep asls.
P3146. P: 147, P2150!) P51) BP. 152 Pe lb3;
P2154, BP) 156, P-ld7, P.) 161,) P62 eed os.
iP. 167. -P: 170) Poli, Redo. be ae eel,
P2176" P-18i. PP 180; Pa 191 eager Ost,
Po 194) PP. 221 P. 227, PB: 237, bs 24257 b 252,
P. 254, P. 268, P. 269; P. 273, Pe 277, Bs 282;
P. 289, P. 290, P. 291, P. 292, P: 293; P. 294,
P, 296, P. 298, P. 324, P. 325, P. 326, P. 327,
P. 328, P. 329, P. 334, P. 335, P..336, P. 352,
Pr3hd; PE. 867, P-368, F-03069, bs oO nee oles
P. 401, P. 402, P. 403, P. 414, P. 417, P. 426,
P. 427, P. 434, P. 436, P. 447, P. 449, P. 450,
P. 452, P. 4538, P. 465, P. 470; P. 483; BP. 484,
P. 549, P. 552, P. 566, P. 574, P. 575, P. 586,
P: 587, P. 627, P. 639, P. 752, P. 770, P. 780,
P7910 3Py 939) (PS 12135 Be os 2 el aoe
P. 1235: UP) 1239) Bs 1240) B12 Blow Bae

JOLY EIeIre Ue eese =n ae—- R. 28, P. 186, P. 383, P. 975
Jouy, Pierre L. (coauthor) -..-.---....-.--- P.185
Wouy, Bierne tig eae ese nea eee P.1235
Juan de Fuea, Straits of. Fishes....--..-- Pela
Juda Sylvester Dee. 2 eee sea eee atlas P. 1084
KS

Kalb; GCOLE Gib sesame ene a m= eet P. 332
Kamchatka, ornithology of ....------.--- B. 29
Kansas: SRUSHCS!s eccsaee teen eeeearn P. 456, P. 624
Hitec eens Ses seearssewenonsodcc P.93

Kashmir SBindseseeccess a= sae eee P. 1078
Insects (Lepidoptera) ......-.- P. 1065

INDEX TO TITLES.

Kashmir, -Mammals-.----c2-255--- P.976, P. 1004
Kelloge, Vernonia 2ssce-ss-<-)--2----2-=- = P.1183
Kendall WiiCse- coc sance cs aeecicmeiesss sece P. 1089
Kendall wac. (coawthonr). = as-c2---5-- 2" P. 1043
Kentucky. Fishes, new species from Clear
MORK sn ascen settee eae Se P. 378
Hossiliplants\.2s-s.=--=>----- P.679
Kerguelen Island. Contributions to nat-
ural history of. Part I. Ornithology... B.2
Part II. General nat-
ural history’... .-\-r B.3
KS GOrs Ji Eick sas cnceste sees cae P. 96, B. 2, B.3
Kilima-njaro, ethnological collections
ATOMG> = sees see oe wees R.56
mammals from .....-.-- P.915
Keirsche Philip itl acess. sea arse 2 P. 754
ReishinOuyerKae ae csansne cm asoear ame © se P. 1188

Knowlton, Frank H ... P.518, P. 676, P. 677, P. 690,

Knowlton, Frank H. (coauthor) .....----- P.821 |
[Knowlton) Franko.) --.2-..20:..5- P. 606, P. 679
[Knudsen, Valdemar] ......---...--- P.609, P. 778
KoemMernGeRisc cessor «ccc crietiscese ene R. 46, C. 37
Korean collections of Bernadou, Allen,

DEG GOWN SESS See ee eee rE eeee R.57
Korean mortuary pottery, the collectionof R.28
Ramm en sNews seco on eeemen 2 ose ne B.15
Kon 7 |G eOrgewHy. ec a2) 2 =55<0-sesee === R. 11, P. 666
Renmilpisiamdss Birds) -s- cso. c-5-<s1-i2- P.1144
Kutenai canoe, notes on the -..---------- R.114
Kwakiutl Indians, houses of........-.-.-- P. 709

social organization
and secret societies
Ofitheteseeeeesnecs se R. 89
ie
Labeling, methods of.-5--:----2--+-----=- R. 70
aprador. BirGs)/5--0--s-46- seeosess se scs P.518
Crustaceamsws cesses aan P.375
_ dredged, 1882.... P.374
Echinoderms dredged, 1882... P.377
Hxplorahionsine ss e> == R. 42
MOIMSks ees fee ee ness P. 561
dredged, 1882....... Pest
Nattralihistony of--2.. -ssss<5 P. 353
BDGYOEH Gy ed 5000 Fo} oe AR ees a eS P.1078 |
Lal Have banks. “Wishes. 32..2<2-5-52- P. 78 |
WAKER Chicane tHishes: fo. scene 12 eeod
WAM prowinerPIskim OSesee ees. eee screen R.101
Toame ley SiR reer crn tote riosiec orale nocieeae C.36 |
[earcoAndreaio---. 222. ss ec eee sce P. 296
Lawrence, George Newbold ........-- POPE a ts

P. 35, P. 45, P. 51, P.57, P. 61, P. 103,
P. 142, P. 166, P. 216, P. 545, P. 653, B. 4

[Lawrence, George Newbold, editor] - -..- P. 596
Lawrence, George Newbold, the pub-

lished Wwritines\Ole as2-2-.s-cmsocscs--- oe B. 40
Lea, Isaac, the published writings of...-. B. 23
Leeches in the National Museum ........ P. 1160
eiroyaW OhMeM enn sos cass senses sm B. 25 (11)
Lepidoptera. See under Insects.
Leptocardians. (See under Fishes.)
Pleslie;Charlesi@a]is22- os == -c eee eons P. 627

Lesquereux, Leo. P.300, P. 606, P. 679, P. 688, P. 792

WESSCIPATI TILT GS IEG a) etme see sie cme P.61
Letters on work of National Museum,1881. —-C.10
Leyden Museum, taxidermy in the ...... R. 95

157

ipertalsn Birds sesh. Seen ee tise sce eee P. 1182
Libraries, foreign and do.nestic, to receive
Museum-publicatons=)---2e-ss----45--—— R.35
Library, circular requesting material for
HOE a sae ort Sa eran eee ane rn cane sees C.14

Life Histories of North American Birds - .
Sp. B.1 and 3
Lilljeborg, W P. 621
inell Martini isa ..cse = accents sees P. 1040,
P. 1094, P. 1096, P. 1118, P. 1119, P. 1130, P. 1143
Linton, Edwin. P. 636, P. 893, P. 1123, P. 1125, P. 1133

Little Swan Island. Mammals .......... P. 744
Inizards\ of Northv America... 4. s2cee = R.110
Lo Bianco; Salvatore’. s22se-seeese es. - B.39 (M)
HOCKNATG Ue Ge cceoneswaceee ss eee aoe P. 827
Lockington, W.N ..... Bete Eo ls 20 eel

P. 122, P. 123, P. 140, P. 149, P. 158, P. 182, P. 209

| London Fisheries Exhibition, catalogues
P. 784, P. 921, P. 998, B. 39 (B) |

of the exhibits sent by the United States

LOVED OS acts oe acc io ones she setae Bead
ongalslands Wishes: a y-sescess seen acice P.657
HOnMDErS, MINA sane cee aces sce ee P. 1003, P. 1107
Lord Bdwin' CB 22 lieve ocsessces sens oes Pa7s
Louisiana.) Wishes. =--ctecss2. eee cee P.271

from vicinity of New
Orleans eee ener ae P43t
Fossil plants... --.-2-- pee P.679
Hoss wOOd Sescesseenesee eae P. 690
Insects from vicinity of New
Orleans <a5scssenececee ce. ce P. 440
MOWer Siam) (BITGStenss eee eee eee eee P. 1201

Lueas, Frederic A... R.26, R. 40, R. 42, R.78, R. 93,
P. 495, P. 622, P. 704, P. 798, P. 830, P. 848,
P. 1001, P.1077, P.1095, P.1164, P.1172, P.1207,
P. 1211, P. 1212, P. 1224, B. 39 (c), C.38, C. 48

Lucas, Frederic A. (coauthor) ...-..--. R. 6, P. 765
nee er. O thos ses neee sea stamina P. 213
ANGUS GOTO SON eset ee areata aera eee ee P.46
IEVOn Nan GUSeW ey) De eeer cccee seca P. 1228
M.

MeGuiTen Jy ube soon ssaceeess cee ee sae R. 87, R. 103
IMeKay,.C hanles sn ceesee ceases ste cee e P. 197
(McKay, Charles l.])--2:-5--2----.-- P. 513, P. 564
MeMurrich, J; Playiains ss ees. 25 seceerse2s P. 930
MeNeill, Jerome ...---------- P. 631, P. 632, P. 1215
MacHarlane Roos. sveisc ces cannes) aa ee ae P. 865
Madagascar.) Birds/s22.2-22.--2--- P. 1118, P. 1197

| Madrid Exposition, participation of the
Smithsonian Institution in the......--- R.71
Magellan Straits. Bird skeletons ...-..--- P. 798
IBN S acon P. 768
Mame: SRISDCS teiss- seme occ aaa < P.71, P. 1089
HP OSSUS Beets eae eters P, 223
Geologyzis-s--2cee es P. 354, P. 365, P. 707
lfammal skins for study and mounting... R.15
Mammals. Africa, East ..........-...<--- P.915
Kilima-njaro .......-- P.814
TansiRiVeLse sac. - P. 954
Jankanes- 22k eee oe Pp. 398, P. 495

Bristol Bay, list of
mammals from..... P.564

Aquatic mammals, cata-

logue of (London Fisheries
ExXbipition)e------s-+-----=- Boal

Armadillo (Xenurus) occur-
ring in Honduras......---- P. 1069

158

Mammals.

INDEX TO TITLES.

Atalapha semota (n.sp.)..--- P. 807
Baltistants .c<s5seceseeencaceee P.976 |
Bats, new species of......-.-- P. 786
North American ......-. P. 919
North American, mono-
eraphionthey-sseseee B. 43
Berns Tslan@eesee-ee- eee P.540
Bison, American, extermina-
bono fthesssens ee eeeeeees R. 21
Black-tailed deer ...........- P. 287
Bottlenose porpoise, on life
historyOle-cesseseeccse cece P. 812
British Amenica- ssn es eee. P. 827
Califormigees-s2--2-eesee P. 492, P. 623
Canada lynx, cranial charac-
hers Of thGen senses P. 603

porcupine. -s4--- P. 44, P. 213

Capromys, new species of .... P.744
Cariacus clayatus (n.sp.)---. P.734

columbianus ....--- P. 287
Carollia brevicauda (n.sp.)-. P.824
Catskill Mountains .......... P.1147

Central America....-.-.-- P. 734, P. 963

Cinnamon beanies. .cee- see P. 338
Costa, Rigas cscen seer P.850
Cotton rat, New Mexico...-.-.. P. 994
Cricetodipus parvus, a rare

rodent 25.22.22 sss Ses P. 256
Delphinide, review of the... —B.36

Diphylla ecaudata, notes on. P. 1099

Dipodomyscompactus(n.sp.) P.699
study of the ge-
TUS ayes ie ejees,e sin P.580
Directions for preparing
study specimens of small
MANTA S reer seer B.39 (N)
Dymecodon pilirostris (n. g.
and Disp.)\-essses-- 55cm. see P.557
Echinomys semispinosus in
NicaTagUaseees sss se seen eae P.743
Erethizon dorsatus .........-. P. 213
Helistconcolonss--sss- 42 eee P. 323
Moni da eas svaeceee Sones P.419
MUSkraty- meses ces see R.5
Fruit bat, new species of.....- P.948
yeomys personatus(n.sp.).-. P.699

Glossophaga villosa (n.sp.).. P.1100
Guide to collection of (Cin-

cinnati Exposition, 1888)... C.41
Hares, new subgenus and six
new species of ......-...---- P. 1081
Hesperomys melanophrys... P.850
truei (n.sp.)---. P.529
Histriophoea (see Phoca).... P.394
Honduraseass ese. eee P.744, P. 1069
Hyperoodon semijunctus.... P.541
Indian! Ocesiteease-- s-ssee a3 P. 982
Japan ee see eee eee easeeerecs P.557
Kashmir: ss. sc ccnemiaseesiccce P. 1004
Kilima-njaro region, cata-
logue of mammalsfrom.... P.915
Little Swan Island.-.........- P.744
Loncheres armatus in Marti-
nique, West Indies........- P. 468
Tiynixs (Canadas aseses cece csecs P. 603
Lynx, Urocyon, Spilogale,
and Mephites, Mexican
pouUndaryeaos eee eee eee P.1126 !

Mammals.

Marylan@'soscs-escee eeeees P. 213
Mephitis, Dorcelaphus, and
Dicotyles, Mexican bound-
QTY = s doceac ee te eae eee ete P. 1129

Mesoplodonstejnegeri(n.sp.) P.540
Mexican boundary... P. 1075, P. 1981,

PPTs sR 1126, Po i29) eldse
Mice from Costa Rica and

Mexicocttie.eeecccc oo eee P. 850
Mole, new genus and species
Ol cS ice eee P.557
revision of the......... P. 1101
Moose, habits of the......... P. 827
Mulesim milks se: 2a. eee P. 278
Neofiberalleni=7-222--ee- seen P. 419
Neotoma, diagnoses of....--- P. 1006
New Mexico .ces-cer sectors P. 994
New MOrk: sens ctacnseecesee P. 1147
INICATAOUS es cee eee see eeeeee P. 748
North American, diagnosesof P.999
new mam-
malseeeee P.1151
Nyctinomus europs (n. sp.).. P.786
orthotisy cs. -e- P. 786
Oregonee sees ce seco eee ee P. 826
Ovis montana, new geograpnh-

ical Trace! Of=. 2-262. saees P.399
Pennsylvania, bear from..... P.338
Phenacomys longicaudus (n.

SP.) Saw bssdteacs steecneeeiecs P. 826
Phoea fasciata, skeleton of... P.394
Phocena dalli (n. sp.)..------ P. 495
Phylostome bats, new genus

Of 22a P.913
new sub-
family of P.912
Plan for collection of (New

Orleans Exposition, 1884-85) 0. 29
Porcupine, Canada ...-.- P. 44, P. 213
Porpoise, new species from

ANOS a: oon tse cosa sees see P. 495
Prodelphinus doris of Gray,

spotted dolphin, apparently
identical with ....-...----- R.4
Pteropus aldabrensis (n.sp.). P.948
Puget SOUNG Gee aston eens P. 602
Puma, or American lion ..... R.39
Rocky Mountain goat, habits
OL the. ee Seas cceacteaee P. 88
Ry tina PIs asiets ee. ses eee P. 344
Sciurus, Castor, Neotoma, and
Sigmodon, Mexican bound-
ALY A jaiisas Tose sest eases P. 1132
Scotophilus temminckii -.-... P. 914
Se@a=COW sa-ccs-2ho eee P. 344
Sea-elephant, account of cap-
TUNE ONsasae- bases hoceecessese P. 492
Sigmodon minima (n.sp.)--. P.994
Sitomys decolorus (n.sp.).... P.963
taylori, relationship

Olye ance acccenacmees P. 972

Sminthus in Kashmir....-.... P. 1004
Steller’s Sea-cow, date of ex-

Fermin atlOMs Oljeee ee = eee P. 421
Taylor’s mouse, relationship

OL Shehs ome Oeeeeieos aesesenee P.972
Temminck4s| Pawn case eee sses P.914
TEXAS csooe te eee eee ae Eood

INDEX TO TITLES.

\

|

159

Materiamedica. Atropia on the heart, in-

AUENIGEOhe ase ose ee P. 498
Cinchona barks in Na-
tional Museum....--- P. 582
Collection, arrange-
ment of
CMe Sis = C.6
classifica-
tion of

the =-- ©:19;C.32
memorandum to

collectors of .- C.8

Drugs, request for speci-
MICNS Olea ee C. 20
Matthews, Washington ....22..-.-.---..-- R. 52
NEAEROT VIR cd ese SA ee keke wee te P. 1226
Mazyok- Wil amisGeysce eee ties sean eee P. 584

Mearns, Edgar A... P.994, P.1075, P.1081, P. 1103,
P.1121, P. 1126, P.1129, P.1132, P.1147
Meek, Fielding B., the published writings

Ol yaa emetic anion eee ne Mee ee B.30
Meeks Sethihiiscs. = se eee see nee P. 461, P.737
jeMeek= Seth Es (coanthor) ssess sesso see P. 427,
P. 428, P. 450, P. 453, P. 470, P. 483

Merrisin Crane osseeee peat eee ee B. 25 (v)

Mammals. Tursiops, life history of...--- P. 812
Valevof Kashmir... sc-ccee P. 976
Vampire bat, notes on the... P.1099
Vespertilio longicrus (n.sp.). P. 602
Vespertilionidie, genera of... P.920
Vesperugo hesperus........-- P. 659
Virginia deer, antlers of ..... P. 358
West Indian seal (Monachus
UNOPIGHLIS) ee acco cases sens R.6
Westindies.- 22.2. ss22sss< P. 468
West Virginia, Canada poreu-
DING R eee eee eee ae P. 44
Whale fishery and its appli-
ANCES emacs tec cee ee eet oc B. 27
Whalebone whales, nomen-
Chatureion thes eses ee aes Be ll63
Whales, new species of ....-. P. 344
EMCMMUIUBS enere chic esses ese os P.1069 |
Maneala, the national game of Africa.... R.84 |
Miriniiio bar ind siOlesceeemessscces cen ce mece P. 841
AMT MANDEL Use ccemc mee scces cose steaceses ce P. 937
Man’s knife of the North American In-

CRN Ste eee aa ia She eee mee See eee R. 106
Manual of American land-shells .....-..-- B. 28
Marcou, John Belknap........-. P.520, P. 568, B. 30 |
Margarita Island. Birds................. P. 1093

Marietta Exposition, report on the parti-
cipation of the Smithsonian Institution

Merrill, George P.. R.12, R.44, B.51, R.75, R.91,
R.111, P.341, P. 354, P.363, P.365, P.410, P.479,
P. 497, P. 523, P.554, P.694, P.700, P.707, P.
783, P. 985, P. 987, P. 1031, P. 1066, B.39(1), C. 25

Merrill, George P. (coauthor) ............ P. 696
Merrill ames C.asesee see ae eee PEO 2PESS
Mesozoic and cenozoic types in National

MUSETIMEGLIStOLeee Rene eee ee eee mereee P.520
Metallic casting of delicate natural ob-

JECUS ie sare ns ne ese See ce eins eae: Some Pi 212
Meteonic irom) Arkansass.sc2 sss j.sseo5- = P. 666
Meteorite collection in National Mu-

SCUIN Seas eee ae ae eee oon ee eee R. 10, R. 122

| Meteorite; Sani Hmigdidic:seeeee eee eeees P.700

and National Museumin the........... R.33
Marine animals at Naples Zoological Sta-
tion, preservation of........-. B.39 (M)
invertebrates, Littoral marine
fauna of Proy-
incetown ....-- Pel28
New England
coast, dis- |
tributed: =.-.--- Pree) ||
New England
coast, Series II,
distributed .... P.230 |
New England
coast, Series ITT,
distributed .... P.231
New England
coast, Series lV,
distributed .... P.371
New genera and ,
species of. --:-: 168
New genus and
Species! of-2--.- P. 534
New species of... P.169
Northeastern
COMStRee ee oe eATGsa|
P. 168, P. 169, P. 284, P. 534
DVI seit Cale See eens ares Son oe PS Li5z
Marsipobranchiates. (See under Fishes.)
MomtinigieseBindStecess5 22 < cacme cas coed Ppl
Maite GCOne Ose: ace ieee esses tbes P. 782
Marx, George (coauthor) .....-.-.-..----- P.951
Manyland=sMammals= 22 sce coostcscccs. ce als
NICO MEA ONG os Ses See Re See ae Rod hve ae Riedl Gs
R. 18, R. 38, R. 48, R. 838, R. 106, R. 112, R. 114

R.117, P.531, P.730, P.776, P.932, P.1015

Massachusetts. Fishes................. Pb; P.42
Littoral fauna of Proy-
IMC ETOW Mee eiece sec c= P. 128
Mollusks (Marthas
Wineyard iS s...ce-..c. P. 284
Mastodon and Mammoth, relating to.... ©.48.

Mexican boundary. Mammals... P.1075, P. 1081,
P. 1103, P. 1126,

Peli29 PR rI32

Mollusks's2s2se52-¢ P. 1033

Petrographic report
on rocks from.... P.1173
Mexico Anthropolosyiss sonatas sees P. 932
IBITOS': nines saeee eee ee P. 385, P. 617,
P. 895, P. 945, P. 962, P. 1045, P. 1091

collected by Geographical .

and Exploring Commis-
SIONS ss cone onsen eee eae P. 559

from southwestern Mex-
ico, catalogue of........ B.4

Catalogue of reptiles and batra-
@hiansvOllsicc. cess ecesesee a B.32
Wishes'-222-ce- Pega PE 9b. be oes oats
P. 242, P. 254, P. 268, P. 291, P. 327,
P.335, P. 370, P. 452, P. 637, P. 719,
P. 823, P. 846, P. 903, P. 925, P. 1159
from Guaymas .......-..- P. 433
Fossil plants, Triassic.........- P. 821
IMOSSIIS eee ances wees ee oecce er Pest
Gulf Gi sBindss oc. son tee sea P. 652
Hehiniiw sass cock P. 491, P. 544
BUSH CS se. sees ae cirea< P.16,

P. 54, P. 98, P.195, P. 201,
P. 202, P. 203, P. 217, P. 281,
P. 586, P. 675, P. 896, P. 1029
Meduse from P. 528

160

Mexico, Gulf of. Stalked crinoids....... P. 547
Warteritromir cesses P. 222
Mammals, collected by Geo-
graphical and Exploring
Commissionieeeeeses-=-eee eee P. 659
Reptiles and batrachians ....-.-- P. 922
collected by Geograph-
ical and Exploring
Commissionee-------= P.559
Spon Pese esses cece e etre eceee ae P. 542
Microscopical mounts of vegetable textile

fiUWCrs! 4 decane eee nec ece oe eeen aces R. 14
Middle America, birds from ......--.------ P. 655
Middle Cambrian fossils... . Vadewiete eee ae P.738
MuillersGerritiso9 jtececss-eoo-isseeea tee B.39 (N)
[BNE US ee lets a] steerer ated etal ee P.79
Mineral collections, classification of the. R.107
Mineralogical collections, the.....-.----- R. 92
Mineralogy. (See under Geology.)

Minerals and their synonyms ......------ B.33
catalogue of series illustrating

the properties of..-.....------ R.104

Phemonmim etal cea ese eee = R.111
Minneapolis Exposition, report on par-
ticipation of the Smithsonian Institu-

GOT NNN eea cee eee eee meee R. 23
Minnesota... Mollusks: = .2-¢ s22----s-ce-= P.1190
Mississippis wHISDGs 2 esse ae cer P.179, P. 467
Mississippi River. Fishes.......--------- P.90
Mississippi River (Lower). Fishes...---- P. 430
NVETSSO Ul em HIS GS ee ee eee ieee P. 470

NMOlINSIKS i eer eee eee ee eeeeee P. 651
[Mitsukuri, Professor] ...--.-------------- P. 1108
Molitusks) -Attricar Wiestie---2-cs-s2---s--- P. 940

Agriculture, Department of,

list of shells received from. P.844
INE) Goopeaceancasucacdopes P.1, P.48
American land, fresh-water,

and marine shells2---—.~-7-- P.813
Antilles, Solenide of......... P.1185
Arctic: TERIONs.2. <5 see see e P.48
ANTI CULACCAsere- tiem sane ae P.519
Bering Seae-epere accent senor Papi
Bering Sea Island .....-. woes CEsOO2
Brachiopods, index to names

applied to subdivisions of. - B.8

IB UUM Sie ee ae oie cli cir P. 958

California .. P.18, P.536, P. 898, P. 1191

newlandshellfrom P.584

California (Lower) -..--- P. 536, P. 958

Cardiide, synopsis of the....- P.1214

(@niLonis eee ae teceretrr= oe = P. 48

eastern coast of United
DSUMbCS emis ea Sac es P. 246
on genera Of.-.:--.--- P. 228
Commander Islands.......--- P. 442
Concerning the identification
Offs 5.22 eee Beem aitoee see = =i C.47
Costa RiCke Sse reas cae Patt
Cilbeieeesnseemene eae stance = P. 790
Cytherea crassatelloides, notes
OM) soot seek See eee eect se P. 1149
Economic mollusks, appli-
ances for capture and prepa-
ration for market (London
Fisheries Exhibition) ....--. B. 27

Mollusks.

INDEX TO TITLES.

POG aise ee scsek ceases P. 384
land and fresh-water
shelisiotes-oss-er see P.519
Galapagos Islands ..-.--.-.--- P. 942
Gnathodon, monograph of... P.988
Haliotis fulgens, new variety
OL noe tee tec eee P.1191
Hyalina sterkii (n. sp.).--.---- P.710
Indian Territory, land and
fresh-water shells from....- P.740

Instructions for collecting .. B.39 (G@)
International Boundary Com-
mission of United States and

MexiCOwrl= -c2c= season oceeeee Pia
Tabradon: co 222.5-esse seco P.377
Land-shells, American, man-

Wal Ofns. seem once seer an B, 28
Leptonacea, North America

and West Indies.....-.....- P.1177
Jum petsiieacesceiee sees eee P. 48

eastern coast of the
United States....-- P. 246
Lucinacea, synopsis of the.... P.1237
Martha’s Vineyard .......-..- P. 284
Mexican boundary survey..-. P.1033
Minm esota 2 sche ee a= ace P.1190
MASSOUNscerisaeo aces biatch P.651
Naiades, synopsis of.....----- P. 1205

North American land, fresh-

water, and marine shells... P.971
North Labrador and Arctic

SOAS) Soke Gendeie= oeeee eemeaaets P.561
Northeastern Coast. -.-.--- P. 76, P. 168
PaecihierCOast=pescs- erase P. 1034
Pearly fresh-water mussels... P. 1068
Pearly fresh-water mussels, ‘

SYDODSISiOf: Saas eeeeee eee eee P.1205
Point Barrow expedition. .... P. 460
Pteropods and Heteropods,

collected by ‘‘Albatross,”’

NSS7T-88 2 oA ee |. ac eaters P. 943
Pupide, new subgenus of .... P.726
Revision of deep-water mol-

lusea, Part I, Bivalvia-..--. P.1189
Sanpeediro Baiysasceeesce sone P. 898
Selenites ccelata (n. sp.) -.-.---- P. 584

GUAM 2c see P.584
Shell-bearing marine mol-

lusks. and brachiopods,

southeastern coast of United

States, preliminary cata-

JOLIE Olga eee eee B.37
Shells from Heron and Eagle

lakes, Minnesota ....-.--.--- P. 1190
Solenidze of North America’ -

snd cAmtilles 2.22. es5-eeeeers P.1185
South America .):...-2222---2- P. 854
SR ain eee aoe ee elas oie iste ea P. 1238
Tellinide, synopsis of the.... P.1210
Tres Marias and other locali-

GIES Dattenoee ccs cae tanec P. 996
Turbinella pyrum,anatomyof P.521
Unionidse of Florida and

southeastern States......-.- Pout
Unios, Ozark region .......--. P. 651
Veronicella (slug) -....--..... P.1238

INDEX TO TITLES.

Mollusks. Vertigo, American species of. P.726
Vertigo cubana (n.sp.)....--- P. 790
West American shells dredged
by ‘‘Albatross,’’ 1888-....--- P. 849
West coast of North and South
PAUIVETICDG wiamscsescsieeilnses P. 941
West Indian region......-..-- P.1011
Mollusks and brachiopods, collected by
UAC A GLOSS: 25 (S84) meester = sie oslo atoll Pre
Mollusks and brachiopods, Hawaiian
Nislsarvel Seeeererse eee eres acess nis eto sieve aieie P. 1032
Montana. Fossil coniferous wood ....-.- Plena
planits-—. eases 2 <5 P. 918, P. 921
GeOlOs Vet enesceriesmctcses cose cl P.1031 |
Micon COM pwAG Mie coer eine see ne ecciec ec P. 924
Moores Charlest:. tess sce sccsestecsieeeaee= R. 94
MORE da el C Yar seaeee == cineca = inc ei P. 1160
Mio Oren Ml And antccece cece ose cca ss oes P. 202
Moore, Thomas (coauthor) ............--. P.37
ESE RI GaVy Bur CNS eee ace ps oe cise = vege Sect rele R. 82
Mount Vernon, stone age at.....----.--.- P. 730
Mir aC h OUI se) e nos clsissnlsteic nancies P. 1097
Mamdoch. J@hnis---<-.c=--2----- R. 3, P. 459, P. 702
Museum administration, principles
ODS soe oe saree eee Rep. 1897 (11
CatnlOoguese.ss55-2- secs-c--ss- R. 32
classification, outline of
SCMEM ClOle- einai erefaee meiciee =e C.138
history and museums of his-
LCT Yipee eetetaye cate sie oratain =i Rep. 1897 (11)
methods, recent advancesin.. R.70
Museum, National, genesis of the!....... R. 5d
Museums of the future! ............---=-- R. 36
Dulblichee pee caese ete cs mencete R. 82
Musica) scales, history of............-.--: R.119
Myological specimens, preparation of.... P.243
Miyrinpods:. “Africa 2.2.20 52<-5-<tecs= 22s P. 968
Wesbeten pce te ckibaee P. 951
Blind species from Luray
Caviar mentane Se riatecicisis Pas
Chilopods. Geophilide, ar-
TANSemMent Ola-— 4-25 eon P. 1039
Chilopods. Geophilus atten-
UaHUSiS |: sese = Seeene ls Se See P. 1038
GON SOF eran enen= sees aes Seas P. 1036
Ctenoiulus (n. gen.) .--..--- P. 968
QU aye c ate aera cissiziaeieesctiene P. 720
Diplopods. African, Gom-
phodesmide. P.1170
African, Pachy-
bolus! . 22 = P. 1168
Merocheta ..... P. 1154
New genus from
Surinam ..... P. 1037
Polydesmoidea. P,1042
, Striariide ...... P, 1169
Strongyloso-
matide, revi-
SlOMOL eo e-eee P. 1137
Florida, Escambia County,
new species from ......... P.631
Fontaria pulechella (n.sp.). P.714
Geophilide, notes on the... P.887
NGA a ssc acento c eek ecee P. 731
new species from.. P.632

161

My riapodsy es Liston ias.cenneee eens ace ee P.181
Lithobiide, noteson the.... P.625
Lysiopetalide, list of .....-- Pb. 181
Nat. Mus. collection........ ee?
NorthvAmeri cans. see B. 46

new species P.670
Oxydesmus (diplopoda).... P.1036
Scolopendrellide, genera of
Che weder sss eeuecesaeectias P. 280
Seutigeride, notes on the... P.625
MOEDIIESSEC!. -(52 Saahescceeeese ee hek
WaT einNia soesee ce ceGeeoscee P.181
Myzonts. (See under Fishes. )
N.
[Nemes Mi cnc cielo es eeceecin ene P.597, P. 649
Naples Zoological Station, preservation
of marine animals at the ............. B.39 (M)
National Museum. Anaccount of the... R.97
Exhibition cases ...- R.70
Future development R.109
Genesis of thel...__. R.55
Im Stallion arse eee R.70
abelin geese. ae R.70
Organization and ad-
ministration of.... C.1
Organization and ob-
JeCiSOltheseeeeees C.15
Police system in .... Cot

Natural history of Lower California.--..-. R.91

Naive O belt-wieaivier jaca eee eaten ee P. 860

Nayajo, evolution of house building

AIM ON Sites jose sae eve oes ease eels P. 902

Nava) OShOeMa Ker ae. setae acs seeee cree == P.697

WAM OTS Se at eins eps tnete,ooei= eaiciete = P. 683

Naval architecture, prehistoric........... R.61

Nebraska, /Geolopyesce. asec. cceeaecieeiets P, 497

Needham JamesiGereceesseee saceeer ee B. 39 (0)

Nelson WB aWiis. Sots sce. fist eee es P.395, P. 399

IN elsoniWlins ease a aaeeickace ene aeeeeisceee P. 1230

Nematoda, northeastern coast........---- P.76

Nemertina, northeastern coast.....-...-- Pie

Nevada. Fossil cyprinoid (Miocene) .... P.1212

ING WDEILY, ij Scene ae se ceeeses tee eee eee P. 306

New Brunswick. Anthropology (shell-

MOUDAS) se ee ese Se cee anieeieneisees Pe229

New England. Anthropology (shell-

MOUNGS) posses e se oeas P. 229

Crustaceans cease a--e- = BeLiz

decapod... P.455

Misheshrau osc Setccecsecy 1eitith

P.165, P.177, P. 188, P. 658

TROpPOdS Ses -oose esters P.75

Newfoundland. Explorations in .....--. R. 42
Mish es! st.24 See ee ca P.184

New Hampshire, Fishes............-.--- P. 671

New Jersey. Geology (serpentine) ...--- P. 694

INGWAMERIGOn (BIrdS see. 555. s-eesne seco eee P. 432

Crustaceans) oh. 2. ss.-ce.ss P. 1128
MOssils 2cacss a. oe eaccseacee P.115
Fossil woods .c.sessc-<<<5 P. 676
Geologyss cc ccneeseeaenees P.978

blue mineral ..... P 978
Mami ol See arse sesame ee P, 994

1 Also reprinted in Museum Report for 1897, Vol. L.

8879—No. 51—02 tt

162

Plan for ecollec-
tion of build-

New Orleans Exposition.

ing and or-
namental
StOMES Sea eeae C. 25
Plan for collee-
tion of mam-
malsyss-ceee C. 29
Plan for illus-
trating gems
and precious
stonesi=.s---- C. 26
Plan for illus-
trating the
textile indus-
Ties eee se C. 24
Plan to illus-
trate the
mineral re-
sources of
the United
DBLMtes ances = €.31
Report on
Smithsonian
exhibit at
theese sae. R.9
Sketch of
Smithsonian
exhibit at
Ee a ees = R.7
New York. Anthropology--------...-.-. P.351
HISMES Sete sce seeeeoes eee P.811
iHossilliplamts:-so.<-s2= = P. 928
Mammals of Catskills ....... P.1147
Serpentinous rocks........-.. P. 783
INT black “ARP Ese vec oncsccieeeins se R24 NPs 118 5G. 23,
Nicaragua. Birds .....-..... P. 391, P. 947, P. 1090
INISNES Hs sca sacicec cme tices estes Pae2
Miarmimal ss oieseeeseeecee seas P. 743
[Nichols iieuts-Henryeb||Sasccceci - a Poot i

P. 255, P. 227, P.387

Nomenclator Zoologicus (1882) .........-- B.19
Nomenclature of North American birds... B.21
whalebone whales ...-. P.1163
Nonmetallic minerals ...................- Ratt
Norsk naval architecture .......-...----- P.583
North America. Batrachians of .......... B. 34
Fishes of,synopsisofthe. B.16
MiyriaipogsiOL =---.-s224- P. 670
North American bats, introduction to
monorraphiOben..o-5s0 sce eases se Sos P. 919
North American bats, monograph of....- B. 43
North American birds, life histories
OES. Sata nes sake eee eee ene Sp. B.1,Sp. B.3
North American birds, nomenclature of - B.21
North American ichthyology, contribu-
wake opi (1) cacnoce peace cocsSeraeSsceeous B.9
(El ee ede er er B.10
(GULL) nao en eee ase ee B.12
North American Syrphidz, synopsis of
tHe eroseciadacece cos sawionaeeeeriee sae e B. 31
North and Middle American birds ...-.-.-- B.50
North and Middle American fishes. .-....- B. 47
North Carolina. Annelids (Polycheta) . P. 852

Fishes. P.55, P. 124, P.178, P. 504
Beaufort P. 550

INDEX TO TITLES.

North Pacific surveying expedition, Phro-

nimide collected by the...-.-.--.-.-..- P. 258
Norway... ‘Birdsc2 252242. 555502-- a eee P. 686
IN OF.2) SCOll si) EI SINCS eee eer ae ee P. 65
Niuttine.Charlesi@ phe as s-0 = = eae P. 295,

P. 305, P.391, P.1171, Sp. B. 4

[IN VC# Weal. < sSc cost corer cccsee cae ansinae P. 420

Oo:

Ober; Wrederick A= 2eses-ecece er eeecees ee loy

P27, E. 30, P45, bol. Oneeot

Oberholser) Harry'@! ss. 2+ ---eeeee P. 1080, P. 1153,

P. 1180, P. 1182, P. 1195, P. 1196, P. 1197

Oceanicichthyologyo-e-cesee eee Sp. B.2

Ohio, ‘Cloth from moundines2e ee seeee P. 347

Fishes from Maumee Valley ....- Pow

Fossil planits:-- 2-2-2 0a) se eeeeeee P. 792

Harvest-spiders, catalogue of .... P.950

Phalangiidtes 2 sshecue so seee senee P. 950

Oil, porpoise, manufacture of ......-....- Pao

Ontonagon copper bowlder............-.- R. 94
Onyx marbles, origin, composition, and

USES Offs cees st sacs ee eceeee eee Oe R. 75
Odlogy of North American birds, com-

PATALLVe gehen wcic seee Seo ece eee eeeemeee R. 69
Orcutt, Charles R. (coauthor) -....-...-..-- P.536
Oregons GE HIsShes Mrsa- see -e nse eeeeee P. 20, P. 265

Hossilsplamts =. = scecispaeeee ees P. 679
Mammals 223.6522 05cee eee P. 826
Organization and administration, Na-

tional Wiuseum, 188ie2 22 2e sco saee eee C.1
Oriental antiquities, exhibit of section of

(Cincinnati Exposition, 1888) ....-...-. C.39
Orinoco disinich, BirdS==5---5-eeeeee eee P.589
Ornithology of Kerguelen Island ........ Bie
Osteology. (See under Comparative anat-

omy.)
fOtakay Kem Oswke) aes. eee ee P23

Ps
Pacific coast. BiLds-fee s2-eeaee eee P. 85, P. 799
‘ Crustaceans >. 5. -Ss-25sseee P.933
SPIsHeS 2ooo sss. c2S4eemeoees P.147
Piil67,.P lise Pals tots
Pi) 233), Be to e009
Isopods, key to the ....-.- P.1175
Mollusks).::...255-¢22 sere P. 1034
Shells dredged by ‘‘Alba-
tNOSSE) acca ==. 3c eee P. 849
(Tropical America) fishes,
apogal sso 2.5s/Jsace eee P. 856
(Tropical America) list of
fishes irom. ..=-t23essse3 P.526
Packard Reliestmececseae - = <(-'s sacs P. 978
Palawan Islands. Birds, list and distribu-
tion Of. o-cessenseee oe ee aerate P.1134
Paleontology. (See under Fossils. )
Pallas’ cormorant, contributions to his-
TORVODS ta - <b coeees P.765
cranium! Of sass eee P. 1095
Palmer, Wits .24--Sseceecn ees] == eee P.819
Panama. <tishes aes-eecee--o esse eee P. 292

P. 294, P. 327, P. 329, P. 334, P. 452, P. 639, P, 840

INDEX TO TITLES.

P. 893
P.1183
P.1125

Parasitology, avian entozoa, notes on ....
biting lice (Mallophaga)...
Cestode parasites of fishes. .
Cestode parasites of fishes,

lamvailee 2352 eee ec
Chalcid flies, genera of--....
Iechneumon flies, classifica-
(On Offseason cnet a esse =
leeches in U. 8S. National
IMMSCUn sas c/2 22 22 casa
Lucilia macellaria infesting

P. 1123
P. 1202

P. 1206
P. 1160

P.348
parasites of Hessian fly .... P.532

parasitic copepods, deserip-

ULOIES 0 lee Oe ee tae P. 572
parasitie copepods, Lernan-
Ghropuste. 282 sks sce os ae P. 664
parasitic copepods, list of.. P.454
parasitic copepods, Perri-
SOPNS Ss ooo ike sears oe ce P. 664
parasitic copepods, Trebius P. 664
parasitic hymenopterous
ANSCCUY ose oc teece sew cee ne P. 1092
parasitic inseets of sub-
family Encyrtine........ P.1142
tapeworms of hares and
TAODUSE Rees ses eS. s eas P.1105
trematode parasitesof fishes P.1133
parasite from
hen’s egg...... P. 636
Paris Exposition, 1889, anthropology at
NC weeese oe soo icceiee es clcee Sea ceeSse<- R. 54
RECkerl aim CGHlne rece ate ac oslo toenails cows c P. 943
Pemhiallow Ds Beer sss ss ells oc ess5} P. 928, P. 929
Pennsylvania. Fossil plants............. P. 928
Geolopyieec ser en cise cee P.341
Ma mnie Saeee ecm ese oe P. 338
Serpentinous rocks....-. P. 783
IRENSHCOlAs BISHES +. 222ssss=2seen-25 P. 465, P.565
IPETSepOlitan GASts, LWOse =. - c=. cecsses R. 80
IRGrumme BITS == someon Ae oaee seas See's P. 643
Petroleum collections, with reference to ~ C.3
iPetropauloyska: Birdsss2-2 22-2... scsn- P. 345
Philadelphia Exhibition, catalogue of ex-
hibit of animal resources and fishes by
the Smithsonian Institution at the ..... B.14
Philippine Islands. Birds, list and distri-
WUtLON Oe. 2- ese P.1134
Ornithology (Parts I
Bo) Seer < ohecte P, 1184
IBinblipSM Bane i ecee seco nse ese C.10
Phyllostome bats, new subfamily of ..... P. 912
Physiology. Fishes, relations of tempera-

ture to vertebre among... P.845
Slider terrapin, influence of
temperature on the heart

OMUNe We sass os nl se teed P.515

Pipes and smoking customs of North
ATMPNIGAN 2 DONMIPIMES..2-.=-) <a -casss= = R. 103
PINZPAMIGMOM Ye eae Coch cccwee see shee s P, 226
Pit dwellers of Yezo, ancient............- R. 49

Plaster casts, method of making and pre-
SEVIS. cer eee ease sen cee ce acre wscles/ P. 226
Pistent, He limpet sos. See cece oe oes ok P. 243
Ppmiclaridses hee ee a een oct Sp B.4
Poey ph Glipe sceceseoe ces nscs se eSaess oes Pos

163

Point Barrow Expedition, shells collected

DY ste 3 soe te ee ee ee foe ae P. 460

Pointed bark canoes of the Kutenai and
PASTINNL oes Aa oo oes eens eee eae R.114
Poisonous snakes of North America.....- BS
Polar expedition, Howgate..............- B.15
Police system in Museum .:.............- C.1
Polyzoans, northeastern coast..........-- ene
[Pond ieut Chass Bh] sa seeeeee eens eee P. 725
Porifera (sponges), Camaraphysema ....- P.145
Chesapeake Bay ..... P.145

London Fisheries Ex-
Mp iWONe eee esc B. 27 (B)
Mexico (fresh-water). P.542
northeastern coast ..- P.76
Porpoise oil, manufacture of .....-....... Bed
Porter Jeet sso seen ee eee ee eeenee R.17
Porters Ose plinYicw-cn a= cne ease sence cae P. 200
Porter, JOSeph yy. (Comuthor)sas--5- == P.37
IPOTLOTRICOs = BITASeE oe eee ee ae eee eee P. 238
Insects (dipters) 22. --sssese P. 1198
Potomac tidewater region, archeology of P.776
Pottery, an early West Virginia.......... R.113
Potts Edward eta. ceee se ae ee ee eee eee P. 542
Pratt Et. Hes seca c ce eee tee ee ee Py29 P79
Prehistoric anthropology, a study of ..... R. 29

exhibit of de-

partment of

(Cincinnati

Exposition,
LSSS)"eresese: C.40

relating to de-
partmentof. C.42

archeology. (See under An-

thropology)

AEG obi e tae ee ace aseccewess sete R. 98
Prentiss, D. Webster (coauthor) -..-..-..- B. 26
Preparation: gelatin casts .......-....--- P. 926
Japanese lacquer -/----.:.-- P.745

metallic casting of delicate
MavuraliObjectS.225.-<.-.- ipa
myological specimens ....-. P. 243

plaster casts, making and
PIEGSErVINE = f.-.2522/osa2 sie P. 226
rough skeletons. .-...-.2.- B.39 (c)}

Semper’s method of making
anatomical preparations. P. 220
Preservation of specimens from insects

and effects of dampness ...-....-.-..--- R. 22
Primes Nemple ees csesaaas eats eas. = P. 415
Primitive American armor ..-..-...-.-- mee R.77
frame for weaving narrow fab-

TICS. sores ew cemoee sate see eel se R. 112

methods of drilling............ R. 87

travel and transportation.....- R.83
Principles of museum administra-

WlOM:=t et esa decmescceen ste eecceeee Rep. 1897 (11)

Protozoans, foraminifera, recent, a de-
seriptive catalogue of ...-.- R. 102
Vorticella, chlorophylloid
eranmlesi of s-— sssec- ee eens P.398
Proudfits Si eVisss-ac=s--10 css ee cee es sso oe P.810
Providence Island. Insects ............-- PL i119
Publications of National Museum, list of,
SSO eee re aes Set ee aE EEO 5 Ss C.18

Puget Sound. Fishes .. P.170, P.326, P. 753, P. 939

1See also under Directions for Collecting, and Taxidermy.

164

Puget'Sound:. Hydroids<---2-----22----— Pera
Mami alse =e sees eeeemee P. 602
Puma. or American Wion-->-s22-422- =e see R.39
Punta Arenas. Hishestse..2-oe--eas-oe- P. 639
Re

Rafinesque’s ‘‘Analyse de la Nature,’ note
0) | ie Ne aR P. 648

Memoirs on North American
fishes, review of........--- B.9

Rail and track, American, development
Of the. cee ee eee ck ee eee ieee ance R. 41
(Ralph Dre Wi. sass seeesenetetes oe anise C.50
Rathbun. Marilee eeeesece eee P. 901, P. 927,

P. 933, P. 959, P. 979, P. 980, P. 984, P. 986,
P. 1070, P. 1071, P. 1104, P. 1158, P. 1162, P. 1199
Rathbun, Mary J. (coauthor)..-.-......- P. 858
Rathbun, Richard PP 824P 285 b 2 2a08P 23,
P. 371, P. 454, P. 491, P. 544, P. 547, P. 569,
P. 572, P: 604, P. 635, P. 646, P. 664, B. 27, C.50
Rau Charlesy 2 saeee eee eee IFAD So anol:
Reid SayvileiG pnt 64.500, -eesee eee B. 25 (TV)
Relief-printing in the fifteenth and six-

teenthicenturies 325.2 ee eee R. 46
Religious history and ceremonials, collec-
tions illustratin gS. sc- a s-esee eee eee R. 81
Rensselaer, Mrs: J. King vam .....--.--.... P. 836
Reptiles: Atricas Mast. sa-ssseens- see P. 857, P. 862
Bahams, dslands-s. sees ssos-25 P.1219
Barissia, on the genus......... P. 809
Bascanion flagellum ...-.--.-.-- pl022
BOTW Gas cetiosaseete eee B.29 (VI)
Box-tortoises of North America P.1019
Butler’s garter snake .......... P. 1021
Calitormigesseesece P. 623, P. 689, P. 766,
P. 878, P. 944, P. 977, P. 1020, P. 1044
CalifornianGulfiofes---c-se-ss- P. 800
California, ower ese. ss-ce=-. P. 788
Chameeleo abbotti (n. sp.)-.-.. P.857
Chameleon, new species from
Rema ANOlas= se sees ese P. 857
Charina, new species of ......- P. 689
onthe gennss-<------ P.808
Clarionislandaseees2-see P. 800, P. 1231
Cnemidophorus labialis (n.sp.) P.788
martyris (n.
Spee ceases P. 863
Coachwhip snake, specific
MAMEIOL «cesar cece acc eecee aoe?
Colubrine snakes, North Amer-
ican, new genus and species
Of eRe Bei eee eee cate P. 802
Congo) Bree State 222-2222 -2--.- P. 969
Crocodilians, lizards, and
snakes of North America.... R.110
Ctenosaura palearis (n.sp.)... P.1151
Eutainie, Indiana ......-...-.-. P. 729
Rlorida).2-e6e8 - ace ae ee Beit, ealO7
Guatemala) so 7-2 ae ee csc csek P.1151
Hanyaniamn Wslands = seser-e aac =e P. 1174
Horned toads, ejection of blood
fromleyesiOn sesso eee eee eee P. 907
Iguana, spiny-tailed, new spe-
CleSOF 2.22. basaacactaoaeeeies P. 1217
Indiana <a sscksseesecs eae Per
JAMAICHE 2: cece rere ae eeee P. 1218

INDEX TO TITLES.

Reptiles.

Lichanua, on the genus......- P. 878
Lygosoma kilimensis (n. sp.‘.. P. 862
Malaclemys, turtles of the

SONUS Hs 22st 2h Gosden see eke P. 908
MCXiCOiessex tek oo eee eee P, 922
New species of, in National

Musetumis. 5-35-55 Ke sceaeus P. 359
North American snakes, notes

ON ee nees cc ote so Sees eee P. 876
Phyllorhynchus browni (n. g.

and sps)ieeaecnsecteeseaesee es P. 802
Poisonous snakes of North

AMeTICA Ese a eee ene oee R.73
Pseudemys rugosa, influence of

temperature on heart of....- P.515
San Pedro Martir Island ...... P. 863
Sauromalus, new species of ... P. 864
Sceloporus variabilis, notes on. P.873
Scincoid lizard, new ........-- P. 862
Siredon lichenoides, observa-

LIGNS Olle 55-- 8s ecins eaecoece P.199
Snakes, breeding habits, etc.. P.909
Snakes of North America,

POISONOUS! 222s ee eee R.73
Snakes of North America, re-

view of characters and vari-

atLONS Of 2 see acameceaaere te P. 882
Socorro mslande ss. sseeceoe ee P. 800
Spiny-tailed Iguana, Guate-

Malas soomeae eee ec eens Pi 1952
Storeria Geka yle seo. eee ee ees P.678
Tantilla eiseni (n.sp.)--------- P. 1044
Thamnophis butleri--...-..... P. 1021
Tropidonotus, new species of.. P.615
Typhlops preocularis (n.sp.)-. P.969
Utamiearns) (./sps) Sses- sae P. 1020
Utilla Island, Honduras....... P, 1217
Verticaria beldingi (n.sp.)..-. P.977
Virginie a: ces eocoteeee eee P.1150

Reptiles and Batrachians, Africa, East .. P.970
“Albatross,”’
collected by,
1887-88. ...-- P. 769
Bahama Is-
lands!s-eee- P. 645
Central Amer-
ica, cCata-
logueof 25. ~ Baez

Directions for
collecting.. B.39(£)
Hloridaeereece P. 1003
Mexico... P. 922, P.559
Mexico, cata-

logue of .... B. 32
New species of P. 299

North Ameri-

ean, check
listvot 22a yb io
TeXAS) Ss22sece P. 728
| Rhode Island, sand-fleas -...-.....---..-. P.1084
Rice; Win iNOrihiesss essere see see B. 25 (1)
| Richardson) HarniGtescssss<-2-=- >see se P. 1128,
Pail 7b7 P1189 s Poa
Richmond Charles War eere ae eee P. 947,

P. 1024, P. 1078, P. 1083, P. 1090, P. 1091,
P: 2093; “PY ds; Pal200,eeee2o

INDEX TO TITLES.

mi cewmray, Roberti cio. senescence = Raab beimbeels
Pde, 2s 39) 92.608 P4102) P38, oP: 155;
P. 188, P. 189, ‘P. 198, P. 215, P. 219, P. 234,
PB. 235; PB. 236, P: 238, P..240; P. 247, P. 25%,
e202 e204. J. 270; ces Mero. ke,
iP 315, P: 339; P. 345, P. 356, -P. 360, P. 361,
P. 362, P. 390, P. 392, P. 400, P. 411, P. 412,
P. 420, P. 432, P. 446, P. 457, P. 458, P. 471,
P. 472, P. 474, P. 475, P. 476, P. 477, P. 478,
P. 480, P. 481, P. 488, P. 498, P. 494, P. 496,
P. 522, P. 524, P. 538, P. 539, P. 555, P. 556,
IP 667, Ps 573, 2: 588) PP: 589!-P./590;, BP. 591)
P. 599, P. 600, P. 605, P. 611, P. 612, P. 616,
P. 617, P. 618, P. 619, P. 626, P. 643, P. 644,
P. 650, P. 654, P. 655, P. 656, P. 660, P. 661,
P. 665, P. 674, P. 691, P. 693, P. 708, P. 750,
P6le Ps (62; 2s 167 bs 168. be 796, BP. 828:
POO ESOC SOO mb OTUs Oule ie Or,
P. 877, P. 895, P. 923, P. 945, P. 953, P. 955,
P. 956, P. 960, P. 961, P. 962, P. 964, P. 1007,

P. 1008, P. 1010, P.1045, P. 1067, P.1074, P. 1076,
PMO P16; B21 1B. 27, B.39) (4); B. 50

[Ridgway, Robert, editor]............... P.56,
Pro0b,;baplojbeaol4, ib. d80. bs son
Riley, Charles V..... P. 330, P. 532, P. 951, B. 39 (F)
IRODIMSOn ST Wiatbeaesse elec ccc le ccc P. 738, P. 1093
Rockhill, William Woodville ............ R.79
Rose, Joseph N. (coauthor).......... P. 749, P. 801
RO EnTOCKeRu le aae peel een Sen eek asec P. 397
DROW Iie egssesennogoScesheeecermeee P. 294
[USSU Pe Cala ae 2 eeecesemiceien cee eseisciciss P. 688
uy eT OM D BAUS eines. < ceetesta cats Priddy Pst:
280! (Py 398s bh. D014: 502. Ps 553
Ryder, John A.(coauthor).... P.381, P. 382, P. 408
Ryder, John A., remarks on Semper’s
method of making dry preparations, by. P. 220
S.
Sable Island bank. Fishes............... P41
SUMOrOLK DOU Ws OLeetr ace sans accesses cs B.13
St.Georges banks. Fishes -.............- ey
St. Paul’s Island. Mesozoic fossils .....-.. P. 793
St. Peter’s Island. Mesozoic fossils....... P.793
SU WANCEN tT wBInd Sie. sec gn cose eee econ 1D 7
Salamander. Typhlotriton speleus (n. g.

AIa AMEN) Remee ae Sacre nalec sears Sece Ss P. 894
SaAUeDlEsOmishestOfe mee acee 222) ato te cine P. 897
Sandstone concretions, formation of ..... P. 987
Sand wichvislands:) Birds 2222.22 -52scsc2 P. 236

Crustaceans ......... P. 933

san eedroyBay. SMollusks 222.2. 2<<.5.02 P. 898
San Pedro Martir Id., new lizard from... P.863
Santa Barbara Islands: Mishesic. 2.2... P. 880
Saba vUCIa: e UBITOS ses oa. cian alc cloisinc sec e P. 768
IMSS cepacia cise wie P. 789

Satoh wale -ay-eeeeeeeeew cas cease choc secbece R. 86
SMV A MOLISE ee eee eee ee Ras

Schuchert, Charles....... P.1117, P.1192, B.39 (x)
Scientific investigation of the sea and
fresh waters (London Fish-

eries Hxhibition)) .52.. 2.2.5. B. 27
taxidermy for museums ....... R. 65

Selater, Philip Lutley, the published
WELLNESS Ofemeeee eee 2 ae et as Ones B. 49
Scofield, Norman Bishop (coauthor)..... P. 1131

165

SColligky iW. cece: on accode teen sees P. 926
SCudder Nees. oben eke cee Sere are B. 23
Scudder, Samuelbeee. ss se nee eee B.19, P. 1124
Sea nettles, urticating organs of ......... P. 1097
Selachians. (See under Fishes.)
Semper’s method (dry preparations) ..... P. 220
peychelledslands) Birdss---eeeeeee sees P.1079
Lepidoptera ......... P. 1064
Shell-bearing marine mollusks and brach-
iopods, s. e. coast of United States. ...-.. B. 37
Shell-heaps. Florida, east coast ......... P. 966
Shells. (See under Mollusks. )
Shinto, or mythology of the Japanese.... R.58
SHoOfaryiher. scesstiean assoc scones eceeoene ee R. 66
Lisiseandvorigin=-2 2. seeeece P. 936
Shuteld@iaRWeesose saree close ee ee R. 65,

R. 69, R. 95, P. 245, P. 439, P. 440, P. 529, P. 638,
P. 683, P. 711, P. 718, P. 859, P. 860, P. 889, P. 902

[Shutelait yah eWrillemes see eeeen eae aeeee ee P. 437
Siberia Binds i gocse oe sue cone yeseeece P. 274

HISINES Se ps ctrl ne nels eisai see oer P. 210
Simpsons Chas Re aasepe een seer meee oe eee P.740

P. 911, P. 952, P. 1011, P. 1068, P. 1072, P. 1205
Skeletons, on the preparation of.......... C. 33
Slade lsh a een ssacc ce Se ee ee Ree ee P. 409
Smithy Mugh Mea. .2 2... oscesseees a P. 806, P. 1150
Smih) vO Brstan sce somseeeee cate sees P.581,

Pe 6335 P6845) P2647) P06) 7472
P. 781, P. 838, P. 839, P. 851, P. 890, P. 891,
P. 892, P.1184, P. 1203, B.38, B. 44, B. 48

Smith, John B: (coauthor) -.---..--.-..-.- P.1140
Smigh ys ROSdses sere ecre P. 183, P. 187, P. 208, P. 286,
P. 337, P.372, P. 3738, P. 376, P. 469, P. 563
STAG ROSa (GCOMMbHON) =e aseseeeeeeenee Reai2
SMMC Gin eval eceaecere cee cee een eae P. 83, P. 99,
P.172, P. 343, P. 374, P.375, P. 455, P. 506, P.507
Smith StlaspByssacc ates saesccece es P. 244
Snakes, North American, notes on ....--. P. 876
poisonous, of North America..... R. 73

Snakes of North America, crocodilians,
IZA SYM Oe See kyoe aes Sera: Cecieireeer nee R.110
Spyder, John @>(comubhor)|e-ssa- ceases lots:
P. 1233, P. 1235, P. 1239, P. 1240
Socorromsland ys Botamyecessseeeeee cee P. 801
RGMUILESSseaaseececreecce P. 800
Somaliland. Lepidoptera................ P. 1063
South America. Fishes, catalogue of .... P.842
Mollusksie 252-2: 2a: aoe P. 854
South Carolina, Fishes.....-.. P. 124, P. 328, P. 627
South Dakota. Fossil rhinoceros ........ P. 1207

Spiders. (See under Arachnids. )

Sponges (Porifera), Camaraphysema..... P. 145
Chesapeake Bay ..... P.145

London Fisheries Ex-
hibition ss-s.-..- B. 27 (B)
Mexico (fresh-water) P.542
northeastern coast... P.76
Spotted dolphin) 2225 sss -se2 sees sees R.4
Stalactites and gypsum incrustations .... P.985
Stanton himothiy; We ses ss-eeeee ces P. 1109, P. 1135
Starke bdiwamiG oeeee= sce P.1155, P. 1179, P. 1186
Starks, Pdwin C. (coauthor) ..2-..--...... P. 1232
SLCwRNS AR ls Chests =ciestosaawne peck mee sects RY,

P.346, P.813, P.844, P. 854, P.940, P.941, P.942,
P.971, P.996, P. 1145, P.1149, P.1190, P. 1191
Stearns Glass eee eee P. 25, P. 548

166

[Stearns, Silas].--..-..--....--- P. 74. P..465, P. 565
Stearns, W. A P. 353
[Stearns, W. A.] P. 374
Steindachner, Hramz 2222-2 -s2e eee eee P.36
Stejneger, Leonhard.... R.73, P. 239, P. 260, P. 261,

Pp. 275, P. 301, P. 344, P. 413, P. 421, P. 425,

P. 463, P. 473, P. 580, P. 558, P.. 560, P. 570,

P, 576, Py b77 bs D718; B--009), P. b92,Pbo7,
P. 601, P. 609, P. 610, P. 614, P. 628, 629,
P. 640, P. 641, P. 642, P. 649, P. 667, 686,
P6920 Pleo eencOl, ee ooe ETO 766,
P. 778, P. 788, P. 802, P. 808,-P. 809, 857,
P. 862, P. 868, P. 864, P. 873, P. 874, P. 875,
P. 876, P. 878, P. 894, P. 904, P. 906, 931,
iP
P
iE
iB

fo RU TSE ca ne aaeace

. 944, P. 957, P: 969, P. 970, P. 974, P. 977,
. 997, P. 1020, P. 1021, P. 1022, P. 1023, P. 1044,
. 1088, P. 1144, P. 1151, P. 1174, P. 1178, P.1217,
. 1218, P. 1219, P. 1220, P. 1231, B. 29, B.39 (E)
[Stejneger, Leonhard] bP. 345, P. 442,
P. 462, P. 540, P. 621, P. 1106, P. 1112

Stejneger, Leonhard (coauthor) P. 765, P. 847
Steller’s sea-cow,date of exterminationof. P.421
Stephen, Alexander M . 697
Sido) Ge eaesaabactmoccnbucodsosoboaess6 . 726
Stevenson, James, biographical notice of. R.34
Stiles, Charles Wardell P.1105
Stone age at Mount Vernon P. 730
Stone implements, District of Columbia.. P.810
from India..---..- Desc

Stone: Wivinestone sss eee seen
[Streets, Thomas H.]
Streets LhosMoi eee eee eee ea eset oers
[Sumichrast, Francis E.] B.4
Surinam! ((Diplopods)->3--52.----=-----—-- P. 1037
Swain, Joseph P. 283, P. 379
Swain, Joseph (coauthor) .......-....--.. Pe272,
P. 332, P. 378, P. 414, P. 426, P. 428,
P. 434, P. 486, P. 447, P. 449, P. 465

P8323
P. 688

Swaine, Poi) (coauthor) ee.) essen ss P. 257

Syria aes iG ie ee eee eee P. 112, P. 143

Swastika “thee eee tease ee hario anaes R. 88

Synopsis of the North American Syrphide —_B.31
Ts

aie MUOMUISKSs asec seers = eter nce P.1238 |

PASS: AWAL G5 serwicla ce seclane see isicrre @ aieee R. 92,

R. 104, R. 107, R. 121, R. 122, B. 39 (H)
Taxidermy,! classification of collection

UWUStrating = cesses asec C.12
directions for removing
and preserving skins of
small mammals.......... C. 22
mammal skins for study
and mounting .-...--.... R.15
scientific taxidermy for
MUSEUMS 7 acetone eres R. 65
taxidermical methods in
Leyden Museum......... R. 95
[Laylors William) Ses ee~ eee ee P. 728
Taylors Wa. 2.2.5 cesses oasseeece oss seaeas P.1019
Technology. (See under Anthropology. )
Temmiinek?s'babiace. sos eseee cee eee P. 914
Tennessee... Imsects\.: jcc sasacsss- cee oe P. 914
Myria pods ..2 s.s.ceesseeeees Peto
Test, -Hredericlks© 2 o....258t2 7 eases ees P.1156
Test, Frederick C. (coauthor) ........-..- P. 847

R. 68 |

B.7, P. 258 |

INDEX TO TITLES.

i Rexas. © Batrachians-..--eeeeeeeee P.715, P.1088

and reptiles. ......- P. 728

BirdS oss 4occee eee ee eee P. 22, P..6738, P. 964

Botany .¢ eseces ecite cesses seas P. 585

Crustaceans- 22. 2s-5-s no aesae eee: P. 1087

HISHES 25a eee P. 282, P. 549, P. 1043

Fossil plants 2es-cssasem eee ss P. 934

ROSSIIS sa20 eee oe oe Soe eee P. 93

(Driassie Wn10s)e=2--sesees P. 1072

Mammals ioc 5b oe eee ee P.699

On the zoological position of .... _B.17

Textile fibers and fabrics .......2....--.- R.13

fibers, microscopical mounts of . - R.14
industries, plan of illustration,
(New Orleans Exposition,

1884205) sd. se eee C.24

Thomas: | Cyruseecacc eee seneoe eee Eee C. 28

‘Lhompson yy Brnest bier ssa shoes cents P. 841

TBHOMSOME" We Ules Nese cece ae eae Reet
Throwing-sticks from Mexicoand Califor-

MS Ss Ate a Soca P. 932

in the National Museum. eat

Tibet, ethnology of .c-c-scee ee eee eee R.79

TokunO@: Pssst eek Cee ae een ee eee R. 63
Tokyo, University of, Japanese woods pre-

sented by... s2s2s=-e-5-=-hesek ee eee cose IP R2a2

Tongues OF PIEGS. 2 eeceee eee ae ee eee R. 93

| “ROPAZCLY Stalls’ ss osc seat e ke se acreaaee eee P.1148
Tortoises. Xerobates,on the land tortoises

OPH ENUS Ses: a se eescsee= = —eeer eee P. 249

Tortugas Wishes: .. tcaacsecec es cone P.37

Townsend, Charles H... P.492, P. 623, P. 799, P. 806

(Townsend, Charles H.] .-...-. P. 469, P. 665, P. 960
Transportation, exhibit of department of,

(Cincinnati Exposition, 1888) .....---.-. C.38

Trematode from white of egg ............ P. 636

| Trematode parasites of fishes .....-....-.- P. 1133

Trenton limestone, brachiopod from..... PP. 715

Tres:-Marias: ‘Mollusks3-2s--.-.. essere P. 996

Trinominals in American ornithology... P.413

Tropical America, birds from ........-..- P.474

tailless batrachian ‘
é TOME tee ese eeecae P. 847
rue, Hrederi@k W J-c-0 -scssecesse eee se R.4,

R. 5, R. 39, R. 97, P. 249, P. 256, P. 338, P. 358,
394, P. 419, P. 468, P. 495, P. 540, P.541,
557, P. 564, P. 580, P. 602, P: 603, P: 659;
. 699; P:7384, P. 748, P...744, Pysi2. Bsa,
826, P. 915, P. 948, P. 954, P. 963, P.972,
. 976, P. 982, P.999, P. 1004, P. 1006, P. 1069,
. 1101, P. 1163, B. 27, B. 36, C. 29, C. 41, C.49
True, Frederick W. (coauthor) R.6
Tunicata, northeastern coast P.76, P. 584
Turner, Lucien M P. 279, P. 518, P. 736
[inner a erene Vis | asc: = seas eeeeeee P. 561
Type specimens, concerning the lending

DH dd

C. 35

acecacecPecceeceere ane ceecce cence scisice

Whler, Phvlipibiise noc ees soe eee secs
Ulu, Eskimo woman’s knife..............
Unalashika, Wishes): 2rs.ceccco=- 2 =< see Pan
[Wadler woo dsl. Mi I fe eterersere mtane 2 ate =a tele
Unionide, northeastern North America,

Gistribwhionsin see ese eee as = se eee
Upper Cambrian fossils, new forms of....

1See also under Directions for collecting, Preservation, and Preparation.

INDEX TO TITLES.

U.S. Eclipse Expedition, crustaceans col-

lected by..... P.949
insects, Arach-
nids and Myr-
iapods col-
lected by ...-. P. 951
mollusks col-
; lected by..... P. 940
U.S. Fish Commission, Annelids dredged
DY eesti, P. 594
birds collected by, ©
CozumellIsland. P.539
Brachyurans and
Anomurans
dredged by,
1880=82 22 Fscecis P. 343
Decapod crusta-
ceans dredged
DYi ectios ae aooer P. 455
Echini, Gulf of
Mexico, ob-
tained by....... P.544
Echini taken by.. P.491
fish-cultural ex-
hibit of (London
Fisheries Exhi-
DIbLOM) eee eee B, 27
fishes collected by,
1 eee hee mee Pie
fishes collected by P.1115
fishes, deep-water,
obtained by, in
USB OS eee er reer e Pest
fishes from Atlan-
tic and Gulf
coasts obtained
LO. eee ees Seem P. 543
“Grampus,”’ birds
observed by,1887 P.819
marine inverte-
brates distrib-
Led Dye erence P. 82
medusz collected
Dyas comer ene seer P. 528
new species of
fishes collected
Dyes ee ie P. 429
Peneide, from
dredgings of the P.507
Plectromus crassi-
ceps taken by.. P.486
Wiley eaHOSsil See eeces acta cee eee Pec P.137
UitahMake.) Wishes) --52c 252.2 se. P.175, P. 186
Utilla Island. Reptiles ......--......... P. 1217
Vie
Vancouver’s Island. Fishes ............. P. 298
Wasey,Georpesa 4-4 eee P. 620, P. 725, P.'772
Vasey, George (coauthor) ........... P. 749, P. $01
Vaughanw—Wayland)...2-0...0....22.5. P.1194
Vegetable textile fibers, microscopical
THOMAS O Mepee sre ices <2 ee ev eoce ne oose R.14
Venezuela: “Birds...-....-- P. 555, P. 619, P. 1093

Verrill, A. E. P.76, P.168, P.169, P.284, P.534, P.1000

Merrill, ASH (Comuthor geste... eee P.1139
Violace, North American, relating to
Gist UmOMkOlmececs - Stace coe ccc C.49

167

Virgin Islands, botany of the............. B.13
Virginia. Amphiuma: “Congo snake”’.. P.1150
Balrachiansss ste ye ees P.1150
Early iron manufacture in.... P.489
Fishes, Cape Charles City ..... P. 843
il haoheats ES) eee oe eee 8 ee ea, P. 358
IM VTIA DOCS i= secre ce eae P. 181
Vorticella, chlorophylloid granules of... P.398
WwW.
Wabash Valley. Botany..-...-.......... P.1010
Wakasa lacquer-ware, manufacture of... P. 745
Walcott CharlesiD 5555-25 5 se ee ee R. 109,

P.738, P. 739, P. 746, P. 763, P. 775, P. 820,

P. 1002, P. 1086, P.1120, P.1152, P.1229
[Walcott, Charles D. Published writ-
ings (prior to 1885) on fossil inverte-

DT AWES| Brees aera eaae eee tee eee B.30
SVYeuT GT SSDs) pepe ee et ee P. 349, P. 396
Wall-eyed pollack, note on..............- P. 939
Ward: ‘bester W...2--2- P. 232, P. 680, P. 1141, B. 22
Washington and vicinity, flora of........ B. 22
Washington Territory. Fishes........... Pai:

P. 144, P. 265, P. 286, P. 388
Water from Gulf of Mexico, report on con-

PEMITSEOL Nos A Sa: oo ars RCO ee P.222
Wiitkeing y J btirethas ose san R. 41, R. 53, C.38
Wead; Charles Kasson.......:........-.... R.119
Weapons and wings of birds.............. R.78
WWE DPD AWE Giger ens ee <a eee cee P. 966
NVEDSEET WEe SEH sso ees ee ne en B. 25 (VII)
Weed ClarenceiMiaess.- ss s-- sean eee P. 950
Wiellss Johny Granites. ssse- eas Res \isy ese P.596
[Wermch, Dr., experiments on bacteria

Dvi eee eee Ses Sree ha anaes P. 218
West India region. Hermit crabs........ P. 1236
West Indian seal (Monachus tropicalis) .. R.6
Wiestiindics® | Birdsa\s. 225 .5st—ee ae Peto Pe 03

P. 142, P. 166, P. 216, P. 260,
P. 311, P. 420, P. 446, P. 545
CrusbaeCeanighees anes ee sees P.1104
HIshes MistlOhee en see sees P.595
Leptonacea of, recent and
EDU aT yamestcn sce eeee Pala,
Mammal yee eee eee P. 468
Molluskst seen. one ease P. 1011
West Virginia. Ethnology..............- R.113
West Virginia. Mammals _.............. P.44
Whale fishery and its appliances (London
Misheries Exhibition) os sesssee- eee. B. 27
(See also under Mammals. )
Witte Charles Ave tecses: -s6ts2 oan R. 64, P.86

BO eEAO2 ese Petisn Ps lid

P.115, P. 116, P. 181, P. 137, P. 207,

P. 266, P. 267, P. 366, P. 793, P.995
supplement to catalogue

of writings of.......... P. 1135
the published writings
Olsen a esses raw B.30
Walitamsons Ma Burtome--cs2-cceee eee. P.898
Willis SeWenrittiysc ss acento ke Un pat ee P. 351
Nillistonme Samueliwiee --tse eee ee B.31
Wilmotisamueleeese a ean hse inn ees P.43
Wialson} PhO mash east: Gaee en Lees Los R. 29,

R.30, R.31, R.54, R. 68, R. 85, R. 88,
R. 96, R. 98, R. 108, P. 777, C. 40, C. 42

168

\ivabocionwe, Webco sssqoqnsoosceonecn=oce B. 27
VV Ol alieneiy VN NO see ate aetalarstetane aerate eee P. 889
Wooden statue of Baron Ii Kamon-no-

KA OEN ROSWKE Sees esses easier R. 86
Wood-rats, diagnosis of....-..--.--------- P. 1006
Worcester, Dean C. (coauthor)..........-- P. 1134
World’s Columbian Exposition, draft of

system of classification for the .......-- R. 62

World’s Columbian Exposition, participa-
tion of the Smithsonian Institution in
tHe). }s oases eee ones fe c\ sisis Stee satel eta

J]
bo

Worms. (See under Annelids and Para-
sitology.)
Wivomlimge HOSS eee es- <= eee nae P. 137
X.
[EXceaaotsy) Ob eteeteeretete leet ete are a P2290; P291

INDEX TO TITLES.

We
Yale College, fishes in museum of........ P. 329
Yarrow, EH.\ Cu. saseceneeaciss ac P. 299, P. 359, B. 24
Yezo: \ -Ainos\of <Aiseeeeee acess eens eee R.50
Ancient pit-dwellers of........--. R.49
Birdsicollectedtinz=sseee-seeees eee P. 904
Gray shrike, on status of....-..... P. 931
Yucatan, Birds Ss5-cen essere eee P. 476, P. 588
Z.
ZeElLEGOM JOSE! Ce fs ccats ecsrcoe seater teatime P. 499
[Zeledon Ose Cal ssseerae senescent P. 605
Zeuglodon, pelvic girdle of.........-.-- ae Palzial
Zoological position of Texas.......-.....- B.17

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