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PROCEEDINGS

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SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS

OF THE

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY,

OF LONDON

INDEX.

1901—1910.

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PROCEEDINGS

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1901—1910.

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CONTENTS.

Page

Alphabetical List of the Contributors, from 1901 to 1910,

with References to the several Articles contributed by

EIGN Prev cate ne ectotioniciite o GeOR ORS ob oR Ee aN ee ney ce i

Index of Species described and referred to, 1901 to 1910 ... 125

index ot iustrations L901 to OVO. 5.200. ek. c eee 457

Index of New Generic Terms, 1901 t0 1910 .................. 531

ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF TIIE

CONTRIBUTORS,

1901-1910.

With References to the Articles contributed by each.

Page

AGAR, WILFRED E., M.A., D.Sc., F.Z.S.

The Nesting Habits of the Tree-Frog Phyllo-

medusa swuvagn. (Pl. LXXXTV.) ............... 1909, 893

ANDERSEN, Dr. KNUD, F.ZS.

On some Bats of the Genus Rhinolophus, with

Remarks on their Mutual Affinities, and De-

scriptions of Twenty-six new Forms. (Pls. III. &

MON amd Cex tat.) ils aOR Ae hat ce sc NO 1905 ii, 75

A Monograph of the Chiropteran Genera Uro-

derma, Enchisthenes, and Artibeus. (Text-figs.

ZITO) ani Ane oe gs arte Sala hr 1908, 204

ANDERSON, Dr. JOHN, LL.D., F.B.S.

A List of the Reptiles and Batrachians

obtained by Mr. A. Blayney Percival in Southern

Arabia." With Notes by the Collector.

(Bis. XUV) agen eis ee Se ae ea oe ee 1901, ii, 137

ANDREWS, CHARLES W., B.A., D.Sc., F.RS.,

F.Z.8.

An account of his Paleontological discoveries

during a recent visit to the Fayum District of

Wiper Blenyptn ssh eee euan tans eee ere UNE Ry 1902, 11, 228

Proc. Zoou. Soc, Iypex, 1901-10. 1

2

ANDREWS, CHARLES W., B.A, D.Sc., F.BS.,

F.Z.S. (continued).

On the Pelvis and Hind-limb of Wullerornis

betsilei M.-Edw. & Grand.; with a Note on the

Occurrence of a Ratite Bird in the Upper Eocene

Beds of the Fayum, Egypt. (Pl. V. and Text-

sep JUS)5) Re Reamenecas 146 Shsb oboe bec cn au nies ahoo) aor cuone

Notes on some recently discovered Remains of

the Musk-Ox (Ovibos moschatus Zimmermann,

sp.) from the Pleistocene Beds of Southern

England. (Text-figs. 13 & 14.) ..................

Exhibition of some models of the skulls and

mandibles of Meritheriwm and Pauleomastodon .

Exhibition of a restored model of the skull

and mandible of Prozeuglodon atrox And. ......

Account of his visit to Christmas Island in

Exhibition of a photograph of the Robber

Crab (Birgus latro) on Christmas Island, with

an account of its habits. (Pl. LX XXITI)......

Exhibition of some teeth of Zlephas (Stegodon)

insignis and of a species of Horse from China...

ANNANDALE, NELSON, B.A., D.Sc., C.M.Z.S.

On Abnormal Ranid Larve from North-

Kastern India. (Pl. VI.)

An unknown Lemur from the Lushai Hills,

Assam. (Text-fig. 173.)

Ci i a i ei i ei ay

ARROW, GILBERT J., and GAHAN, CHARLES

J., M.A.

List of the Coleoptera collected by Mr. A.

Robert at Chapada, Matto Grosso. (Percy

Sladen Expedition to Central. Brazil.)

(Pl. XXVIII.)

Ce eC Ok i Ci ier i err iy

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1910, 387

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1908, 888

19038, ii, 244

3

ASSHETON, RICHARD, M.A., F.LS., F.Z.S.

On the Fetus and Placenta of the Spiny

Mouse (Acomys cahirinus). (Text-figs. 41-45.)

AUSTEN, ERNEST E., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of the Tsetse-fly which acts as transmitter of

“‘sleeping-sickness ” in Uganda ...............04.

Exhibition of living specimens of a Fly,

Hermetia illucens L., caught in Manchester

Exhibition of a specimen of a rare Fly

(Cephenomyia ulrichii Brauer) from Kast

PERT SST Gy ia) Oi eA a wR URINE So BN IN i rg a

BAHR, PHILIP H., M.A., M.B., F.Z.S.

On the “ Bleating” or “ Drumming” of the

Snipe (Gallinago celestis). (Text-figs. 3-9.) ...

BAKER, G. T. BETHUNE-. See Bethune-

Baker, G. T.

BALFOUR-BROWNE, FRANK, M.A., E.B.S.E.,

F.Z.8.

The Life-History of the Agrionid Dragonfly.

(Ee NONCNEIMN TGs UME XONY WT cron suite teue nace

BASSET-SMITH, Staff-Surgeon P. W., R.N., F.Z.S.

On new Parasitic Copepoda from Zanzibar

and East Africa, collected by Mr. Cyril

1905, ii,

1903, ii,

. 1908,

1910,

1907,

1909,

280

316

809

669

12

253

Crossland, B.A., B.Sc. (Text-figs. 11 & 12.)... 1903,i1, 104

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BATE, Miss DOROTHY M. A.

On an Extinct Species of Genet (Genetia

plesictoides, sp. n.) from the Pleistocene of

Cyprus. (Bl. X.) -:..0.:--2.eseersceeecoreetere sees:

The Mammals of Cyprus. (Text-fig. 43.)...

On the Mammals of Crete .......--....:s2seeeeee

On Elephant Remains from Crete, with

Description of Hlephas ereticus, sp. 0.

(Pls. XII. & XIII. and Text-fig. 83.) ..........5

BATES, GEORGE L., C.M.Z.S.

Notes on the Mammals of Southern

Cameroons and the Benito.............ccceceeeees

BATESON, WILLIAM, MW.A., F.B.S., F.Z.S.

The Present State of Knowledge of Colour-

heredity in Mice and Rats.............-...sseeeeeee

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of Fowls illustrating peculiarities in the heredity

of white plumage

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BATHER, FRANCIS A., M.A., D.Sc., F.BS., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a fossil Echinoid, Scuéellina

patella

wee e ere seer esescencesereceseseeceeesessesessessseoe

BATTYE, A. TREVOR-. See Trevor-Battye, A.

BAX-IRONSIDE, Sir HENRY G. 0, KCMG.,

F.Z.8.

Exhibition of a series of models of Venezuelan

Aninals

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BECK, HORACE C., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a skull of a Capybara showing

abnormal dentition

Se eC eC eC

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1905, ii,

1907,

1905, i,

1903, ii,

1905, ii,

1909,

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BEDDARD, FRANK E,, M.A., F.RS., F.ZS.,

Prosector to the Society.

Notes on the Anatomy of Picarian Birds.—

No. IV. On the Skeletons of Bucorvus cafer

and B. abyssinicus ; with Notes on other Horn-

ills?) Mexb-test/2—D))\ oie ces tice meee wone oe LOOL I, ib

On a Freshwater Annelid of the Genus

Bothrioneuron, obtained during the ‘“ Skeat

Expedition” to the Malay Peninsula. (Text-

AUESEOR MOA AW ten secaekic. 2ce can De soistectea sage sei scwets 1901, i, 81

Exhibition of a skin of a female Monkey

(Cercopithecus schmidti) bearing a pair of super-

TNEUANUSS G2 iY 00 OTN OY. EV AR SE RECN ain SAAN a nL SA LOL Si

Notes on the Broad-nosed Lemur (Hapalemur

SUMS) ((Rexb-tost) 202200) SNL Viewer ceneas 1901,i1, 121

Contributions to the Knowledge of the

Structure and Systematic Arrangement of

Earthworms. (Text-figs. 50-58.) .........:.000. 1901,1, 187

On the Clitellum and Spermatophores of an

Annelid of the Genus Alma. (Text-figs. 59 &

ECis)) pei hee ee Raa CARRS i pal ape Renee nn Ene HOOT Ty 25

A Note upon Galaga garnetti. (Text-figs. 71-

TLENY AUS NON ORIN lu leh Naa agAB a MUIR E lst. eta ane NCCU olararill

On some Earthworms from British Hast

Africa; and on the Spermatophores of Poly-

toreutus and Stuhlmannia. (Text-figs. 83-88.). 1901, i, 336

Some Notes upon the Anatomy and Syste-

matic Position of the Ciconiine Genus

Anastomus. (Text-figs. 89-91.) ...............08 1901,i1, 365

On some Species of Earthworms of the Genus

Benhamia from ‘Tropical Africa. (Text-figs.

MOY) Lise h. a Waa ae Ren ML een ala tek Ne 1901, ii, 190

Notes upon the Anatomy and Systematic

Position of Rhynchea. (Text-figs. 56-63.)... 1901, ii, 587

6

BEDDARD, FRANK E., M.A, F.RS., F.ZS.

(continued).

On some Anatomical Differences between the

Common Snipe (Gallinago celestis) and the

Jack Snipe (Gallinago gallinula). (Text-figs.

(SHLITD)s)) 9 ouocaseonseeseesbngocoudedossonsaneqctensass050

On the Spermatophores of the Karthworms of

the Genus Benhamia. (Text-figs. 92-94.) ......

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the

malformed neck-vertebre of a Giraffe that had

died in the Society’s Menagerie. (Text-fig. 9.).

’ Observations upon the Carpal Vibrisse in

Mammals. (Text-figs. 17-21.)..............-...0--

On the Windpipe and the Heart of the

Condors 4 (Bext-tigs,, 29-32)) 0) ee. eee ee

Note upon the Gonad Ducts and Nephridia of

Karthworms of the Genus Hudrilus. (Text-figs.

LWIA US) RAE OR RERASM: ACRCABU aor inert errant .aer ay Ne nts

On the Carpal Organ in the Female

Hapalemur griseus. (Text-figs. 32-35.) .........

On some new Species of Earthworms

belonging to the Genus Polytoreutus, and on

the Spermatophores of that Genus. (Text-figs.

i i ie i i ii i i ieee i airy

Report on the birth of an Indian Elephant in

the Society’s Menagerie. (Text-figs. 60 & 61.)...

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the lower

jaw of a Wombat showing abnormal growth of

she) sale ein) 6\e\ sole) aleie «tvinis/s\sisletelete/elela ee ishelelaisis)aia\s|sleelsleleteleletalerelete

On the Brains of Vasalis larvatus and of some

other Old World Primates. (Text-figs. 2-8.)...

Exhibition of a mounted skin of the Greater

Bird of Paradise

1901, ii,

1901, ii,

1902, 1,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1903, i,

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704

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239

89

158

190

320

301

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BEDDARD, FRANK E, MA., FE.RS., F.ZS.

(continued).

On a new Genus and two new Species of

Earthworms of the Family Eudrilide, with

some Notes upon other African Oligocheta.

(WB ercteh sy GOON) cnet eo vans slain ele Seeee que cleat

Exhibition of some preserved and injected

bra SvoO ny Vianna Sven ieee ie Pui SAG ata nea

Exhibition of a bust of the late President of

the Society, Sir W. H. Flower, K.C.B. .........

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, sections of

the ovary of the Thylacine ~-2.... 2.1.0.0... .ee8

On the Modifications of Structure in the

Syrinx of the Accipitres, with Remarks upon

other Points in the Anatomy of that Group.

Uesxati a trent OM) Meta eaten cae Alene ECE age LOE RS

g

On some Points in the Anatomy, chiefly of

the Heart and Vascular System, of the Japanese

Salamander (Megalobatrachus japonicus). (Text-

FeO Any. UUM MIRE» AML Wilber MTUER OTS.

On the Trachea, Lungs, and other Points in

the Anatomy of the Hamadryad Snake (Ophio-

phagus bungarus). (Text-figs. 36-40.) .........

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a portion of

the large intestine and the cecum of a Boa......

Exhibition, on behalf of Mr. G. A. Doubleday,

of a hairless specimen of the Common Rat......

A Note on the Tongue and Windpipe of the

American Vultures, with Remarks on the Inter-

relations of the Genera Sarcorhamphus, Gypagus,

and Cathartes. (Text-figs. 45-48.) ...............

Note on the Brains of the Potto (Perodicticus

potto) and the Slow Loris (Wycticebus tardi-

gradus), with some Observations upon the

Arteries of the Brain in certain Primates.

(HS PISS UU UZ 2) see coche caanrqnesu been sene eo abe

1908, i,

1903, ii,

1908, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, 11,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1904, i,

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157

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319

336

336

386

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BEDDARD, FRANK E, MA, F.BS., F.ZS.

(continued).

On the Arteries of the Base of the Brain in

certain Mammals. (Text-figs. 16-22.)

Contributions to our Knowledge of the .

Circulatory System in the Ophidia. (Text-figs.

(OYE /coll Raa eer ee eeesise Sarthe once Srna ace aes

Contributions to the Anatomy of the

Lacertilia.—(1) On the Venous System in

certain Lizards. (Text-figs. 88-94.)

Exhibition of some injected Avian brains ...

Contributions to the Anatomy of the

Lacertilia.—(2) On some Points in the

Structure of Zupinambis. (Text-figs. 96-98)...

Exhibition of the brain of a Troupial

(Quiscalus versicolor) infested by worms .........

Contributions to the Anatomy of the

Lacertilia.—(3) On some Points in the Vascular

System of Chameleon and other Lizards.

(Text-figs. 1-7.)

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a specimen

of the Lizard Chlamydosaurus kingit with

femoral pores

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Notes upon the Anatomy of certain Snakes

of the Family Boide. (Text-figs. 19-23.)

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the skull of

a Cape Crowned Crane

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Note on an apparently Abnormal Position of

the ‘“ Brephos” within the Body of a Skink

(Chalcides lineatus). (Text-fig. 25.)

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Contributions to the Knowledge of the

Visceral Anatomy of the Pelagic Serpents

ydrus platyurus and Platyurus colubrinus.

(Dex fasO6 28s ahy ula) ae lelaeRhy

1904, i,

1904, i,

1904, 1,

1904, i,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

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BEDDARD, FRANK E., MA., F.RS., F.ZS.

(continued).

On the Presence of a Parasternum in the

Lacertilian Genus Ziligua, and on the Post-

sternal Ribsin that Genus. (Text-figs. 29 & 30.).

Note on the Voice of a young Kangaroo......

Some Notes on the Cranial Osteology of the

Mastigure Lizard, Uromastix. (Text-figs. 1—4.).

A Contribution to the Anatomy of the Frilled

Lizard (Chlamydosaurus kingi) and some other

Agamide. (Text-figs. 5-10.)

i ee i erry

A Note on the Brain of the Black Ape

(Cynopithecus niger). (Text-figs. 11 & 12.)......

A Contribution to the Knowledge of the

Arteries of the Brain in the Class Aves. (Text-

HOS A TAOS) Bo AAR NS UNS ne ae ne ee aL

Some Notes upon the Anatomy of the Ferret-

Badger (Helictis personata). (Text-figs. 7-12.).

A Contribution to the Knowledge of the

Encephalic Arterial System in Sauropsida.

(Wextaties: UG 2ile\ isi) was Rea, eo

Some Notes upon the Anatomy of the Yellow-

throated Lizard (Gerrhosaurus flavigularis).

(Mext= fies! BI“ SOM one rot te hacue rasta smeed se

On two Points in the Anatomy of the

Lacertilian Brain. (Text-figs. 39 & 40.).........

Some Additions to the Knowledge of the

Anatomy, principally of the Vascular System,

of Hatteria, Crocodilus, and certain Lacertilia.

(Text-figs. 59-69.)

Pe ee

On a new Species of Worm of the Genus

Pontodrilus from the Shores of the Red Sea.

Alot osm dah LOS) ean tin enecdls iv asveenes Laman

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

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BEDDARD, FRANK E., M.A. F.BS., F.ZS.

(continued).

On a new Enchytreid Worm (Henlea lefroyi,

sp. n.) from India, destructive to the Eggs of a

Weeusti Clerc ii Sp.)s hs. -n-ee eee e teeeeance eae

Contributions to the Anatomy of the Ophidia.

(RES pAREESE Delo) Sob sunasens sonoseosos54060003990 30400

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunning-

ton, 1904—1905.— Report on the Oligocheta ...

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a dissected

specimen of the Lizard Trachysaurus rugosus

showing abdominal ribs. (Text-fig. 84.).........

Contributions to the Knowledge of the

Vascular and Respiratory Systems in the

Ophidia, and to the Anatomy of the Genera

Bow and Corallus. (Text-figs. 86-93)

Exhibition of a fetus of the Red-fronted

On the Vascular System of Heloderma, with

Notes on that of the Monitors and Crocodiles.

(Text-figs. 99-106.)

Description of the External Characters of an

unborn Fetus of a Giraffe (Giraffa camelo-

pardalis wardi). (Text-figs. 107-109.)

Exhibition of examples of the Earthworm

Benhamia johnstoni, from Mt. Ruwenzori

Contributions to the Knowledge of the

Systematic Arrangement and Anatomy of

certain Genera and Species of Squamata.

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On the Azygos Veins in the Mammalia.

(Text-figs. 62-73.)

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1906,

1906,

1906,

1906,

1906,

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BEDDARD, FRANK E., M.A, F.RS., F.Z.8.

(continued).

On Two new Species of the African Genus

Microchetus belonging to the Collection of

Oligocheta in the Museum of Christiania.

(ext frestSor a8, )po 0. to

Notes upon the Anatomy of a Species of Frog

of the Genus Megalophrys, with references to

other Genera of Batrachia. (Text-figs. 92-100).

On some new Species of Earthworms of the

Family Eudrilide, belonging to the Genera

Polytoreutus, Newmanniella, and LE minoscolex,

from Mt. Ruwenzori. (Text-figs. 122-127.) ...

On some Points in the Structure of Galidictis

striata. (Text-figs. 209-216.) ...........0.........

Contributions to the Knowledge of the

Anatomy of the Batrachian Family Pelobatide.

(Text-figs. 229-240.) ............ceecececet eee e et eeee

Exhibition of a skin of the rare Marsupial

Dactylopsila palpator A. Milne-Edw. ............

On the Musculature and other Points in the

Anatomy of the Engystomatid Frog Breviceps

verrucosus. (Text-figs. 2-13.) .................. ae)

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the Colon

and Rectum of a Badger (eles meles). (‘Text-

BUD ie citcto sls ne Meal seta nitty MEG MOE ls wbialuitaiwagidfole sles

A Comparison of the Neotropical Species of

Corallus, C. cookii, with Corallus madagas-

cariensis ; and on some Points in the Anatomy

of Corallus caninus. (Text-figs. 21-27.) .........

A Note on the Occurrence of a Species of

Phreatothrix (Vejdovsky) in England, and on

some Points in its Structure. (Text-figs.

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BEDDARD, FRANK E.,, M.A. F.RS., F.Z5.

(continued).

On the Anatomy of Antechinomys and some

other Marsupials, with special reference to the

Intestinal Tract and Mesenteries of these and

other Mammals. (Text-figs. 111-124.)

A Contribution to the Knowledge of the

Batrachian Rhinoderma darwini. (Text-figs.

143-149.)

Some Notes upon the Anatomy of Chiromys

madagascariensis, with reference to other

Lemurs. (Text-figs. 150-153.)

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Some Notes on the Muscular and Visceral

Anatomy of the Batrachian Genus Hemisus,

with Notes on the Lymph-Hearts of this and

other Genera. (Text-figs. 176-190.)

Contributions to the Anatomy of certain

Ungulata, including Tapirus, Hyrax, and Antilo-

Commies (ext oos. M0 ON i ienape an qaunce eee aac

On some Points in the Structure of Galidia

elegans, and on the Postcaval Vein in Carni-

yotes:y (Rext-tes 12313). ye ee nae

On the Postcaval Vein and its Branches in

certain Mammals. (Text-figs. 132-139.)

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On some Points in the Structure of the

Lesser Anteater (Zamandua tetradactyla), with

Notes on the Cerebral Arteries of Myrmeco-

phaga and on the Posteaval of Orycteropus.

(hext Hes, S255) Geren once a. een: ee Ree

Some Notes upon Boa occidentalis and Boa

(Pelophilus) madagascariensis. (Text-figs. 281—

285.)

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_BEDDARD, FRANK E., M.A., F.RBS., F.ZS8.

(continued).

Notes upon the Anatomy of Monkeys of the

Genus Pithecia. (Text-figs. 286-294.)

A Contribution to the Anatomy of Hippo-

potamus amphibius. (Text-figs. 22-25.)

Exhibition of a series of specimens of Earth-

worms from Luzon, Philippine Islands

BEDDARD, FRANK E., M.A, F.RS., F.ZS., and

FEDARB, SOPHIE M.

On a new Celomic Organ in an Earthworm.

(Text-figs. 36-39.)

BEEBE, C. WILLIAM, C.M.ZS.

Exhibition of lantern-sides from photographs

taken in British Guiana

Ce i ier i er

BELL, Prof. F. JEFFREY, M.A., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of two specimens of an Echino-

derm, Astrophyton clavatwm, in sexual congress.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a Starfish

with injured limbs which had undergone repair.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a Holo-

thurian of the Genus Actinopyga

BENHAM, Prof. W. BLAXLAND, M.A., DSc.,

F.RB.S., F.Z.S.

On the Larynx of certain Whales (Cogia,

Balenoptera, and Ziphius). (Pls. XXV.-

CGV ANE anid Mex on oe Neh te un.

On the Anatomy of Cogia breviceps.

(Pls. VIII.—XI. and Text-figs. 7 & 8.)............

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BENHAM, Prof. W. BLAXLAND, M.A., D.Sc.,

F.RB.S., F.Z.S. (continwed).

Notes on the Osteology of the Short-nosed

Sperm-Whale. (Pls. IT.—-IV.).................006

On some new Species of Aquatic Oligocheta

from New Zealand. (Pls. XXIV.—XXVI. and

NSS qs OA) hans wa eanenBeaeeabonndooeesswatede deatoe re

On some Edible and other New Species of

Earthworms from the North Island of New

Zealand. (Text-figs. 41-82.) .......... cece

BENHAM. Prof. W. BLAXLAND, M.A., D.Sc.,

F.RS., F.Z.S., and DUNBAR, W. J.

On the Skull of a Young Specimen of the

Ribbon-fish, Regalecus. (Pls. XXXVIII. &

DONO RATER es coraet ad et rockon ciel it ee ie Ne

BERGROTH, Dr. E. EVALD, C.M.Z.S.

On Stridulating Hemiptera of the Subfamily

Halyine, with Descriptions of new Genera and

TLEW AS PE CIES Ia ete MIN MUA MECER fer 210

BERLEPSCH, GRAF HANS von, C.M.ZS., and

STOLZMANN, JEAN.

On the Ornithological Researches of M. Jean

Kalinowski in Central Peru ........................

BETHUNE-BAKER, GEORGE T., F.LS., F.Z.S.

Notice of a Memoir on the Amblypodian

Group of the Butterflies of the Family

Thy CoeMNU Ee oe: Hh Bins ye «ch eR oe ee

Notes on a small Collection of Heterocera

from the Fiji Islands, with Descriptions of

some New Species. (Pls. VIII. & IX.)

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BETHUNE-BAKER, GEORGE T., F.LS., F.ZS.

(continued).

Descriptions of new Species of Butterflies of

the Division Rhopalocera from Africa and from

New Guinea. (Pls. VIII. & IX.)

BICKERTON, WILLIAM, F.Z.S., M.B.0.U.

Abstract of a lecture, illustrated by lantern-

slides, on the nesting haunts and habits of the

five species of British Nesting Terns

BLANFORD, WILLIAM THOMAS, G.LE.,

LLD., F.BS., F.ZS.

Descriptions of Indian and Burmese Land-

Shells referred to the Genera Macrochlamys,

Bensonia, Taphrospira (gen. nov.), Microcystina,

Huplecta, and Polita. (Pl. XXV.) .............08

BLES, EDWARD J., M.A., D.Sc., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some living

tadpoles of Xenopus levis

Cac eee cscs eceeseseeeseseses

BLOOMER, H. HOWARD and SMITH, EDGAR

A., 18.0., F.Z.S.

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

Kast Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—On

some Species of Solenide

BONHOTE, J. LEWIS, M.A., F.LS., F.ZS.,

M.B.0.U.

On a Second Collection of Mammals made by

Mr. Th. H. Lyle in Siam

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BONHOTE, J. LEWIS, MA. F.LS., F.ZS.,

M.B.0.U. (continwed).

On the Birds collected during the ‘“ Skeat

Expedition” to the Malay Peninsula, 1899-

On the Evolution of Pattern in Feathers.

(Pls. XIX. & XX.) ase eae ee es BEY ee ee

On a further Collection of Mammals made by

Mine ih Ee dive in) Siam oe ccwan eto nace

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

liflevavd! ID WOES de.4, sap pnococsdsondcaceondeaddnacor son

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a_photo-

graph of Elephants showing considerable growth

of hair, and note upon the Sanskrit name of

On the Mouse-Hares of the Genus Ochotona.

Remarks on the Hybridisation of Ducks,

illustrated with specimens ................:.-+seeeees

On a Collection of Mammals brought home

by the Tibet Frontier Commission. (Text-figs.

DAHOOBO OS) Wet eect Noh hvala cuss bits cusuimine sete ucbiee vdieo

The Mammalian Fauna of China.—Part I.

TY romero NL lier AN Get gee Re cd ae EC Ce |

On Mammals from South Johore and

Singapore collected by Mr. C. B. Kloss.

Cee oct aaataliah peek y sietecdaa i aR EMME ce eae a

Exhibition of an abnormal feather of the

Knot

CPU e ee memes essere sere sesessesensesereseseseeesroce

On a Collection of Mammals made by Dr.

Vassalin Annam. (PI. IJ.and Text-figs. 1 & 2.).

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, examples

of hybrid Ducks

S/ dl exe iein\s\a\eia)6/ela)s\eis\e\s)alojalelels\sieleleialsls|ejsicieratcrete

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BONHOTE, J. LEWIS, M.A., F.LS., F.ZS.,

M.B.0.U. (continued).

On a Small Collection of Mammals from

Exhibition of a yellow variety of Mus ratius.

On the Varieties of Mus rattws in Egypt;

with General Notes on the Species having

reference to Variation and Heredity. (Text-

figs. 58-62.) :

Serer seer areas s eres sesso essen e eer eresesese

BORRADAILE, LANCELOT A., M.A., F.Z.S.

Letter from, pointing out that the Crustacean

described by him as Armadillidium pacificum

belongs to the genus Cubaris

Ce ee

On the Spawn and Young of a Polychete

Worm of the Genus Varphysa. (Pl. XXXIX.) 1901, ii,

BOULENGER, CHARLES L., M.A., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a new Hydromedusan from

Lake Birket el Qurun in the Fayum

On the Hermaphroditism of the Amphipod,

Orchestia deshayesti Audouin. (Text fig. 14.).

On the Breeding-Habits of a Cichlid Fish

(Tilapia nilotica)

Oi ee eC a ey

On certain Subcutaneous Fat-Bodies in Toads

of the Genus Bufo. (Text-figs. 37 & 38.)

BOULENGER, GEORGE A., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Notice of a Memoir on the Fishes of Lakes

Tanganyika and Kivu, obtained during the

Tanganyika Exploring Expedition

Proc. Zoou. Soc. Inpex, 1901-10.

i Se a

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BOULENGER, GEORGE A., F.RS., F.Z.S. (con-

tinued).

On the Fishes collected by Dr. W. J. Ansorge

in the Niger Delta. (Pls. IL.-IV.)............... 1901, i, 4

A List of the Batrachians and Reptiles

obtained by Dr. Donaldson Smith in Somaliland

Tay EE), (2G WU) dadocbode soopenenrddatosebocgdu: 1901, i, 47

Descriptions of new Freshwater Fishes

discovered by Mr. F. W. Styan at Ningpo,

Clana: (2s ROG OMI Gs SONG), ceoeccenanze ace 1901, i, 268

Descriptions of two new Chameleons from

Mount Ruwenzori, British East Africa.

(@E1S DIN Ges CIDE) ote copa cboadosonaaysbasosou0so" 60" 1901, ii, 135

Description of anew Fish of the Genus Gobius

obtained by Mr. A. Blayney Percival in South

Nip oviaws (Bea 1018s 0)5) MAL nauenon Saker eane aAcouedadue 1901, ii, 152

On a small Collection of Fishes from Lake

Victoria made by order of Sir H. H. Johnston,

HEROS eRe nine rer NEO RN EARN He, Mah Me Mig a de 1901, ii, 158

' Description of two new Fishes discovered by

Dr. W. J. Ansorge in Southern Nigeria.

(EIRSXOXOXIV II) 075s erences eet e ose kas acne 1901, ii, 623

Further Notes on the African Batrachians

Trichobatrachus and Gampsosteonyx.

(EA PROC V TI ede eh onthe Ns JY. CANE RR 1901, ii, 709

On some Characters distinguishing the Young

of various Species of Polypterus. (Pls. X. &

2G) Wailea irre Es NE EP Ae ee an eecnies eRe sce Ps 1902,i1, 121

Description of a New Snake of the Genus

Psammophis, from Cape Colony. (Pl. XII.) ... 1902, i, 126

19

BOULENGER, GEORGE A., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (con-

tinued).

Page

Contributions to the Ichthyology of the

Congo.—I. On some new Fishes from the

French Congo. (Pls. XXII.-XXIV.)_ ......... 1902,1, 234 -

Contributions to the Ichthyology of the

Congo.—IT. On a Collection of Fishes from the

Lindi River. (Pls. XX VIIIT.—XXX.)............ 1902, i, 265

A list of the Fishes, Batrachians, and

Reptiles collected by Mr. J. ffolliot Darling in

Mashonaland, with Descriptions of new Species.

(TEAS ETC As) 8 2 em AN 1902, ii, 13

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a strap

made from a skin of the Okapi...................6. 1902, li, 72

On the Fishes collected by Mr. 8. L. Hinde

in the Kenya District, Hast Africa, with

Descriptions of Four new Species. (Pls. XVI.

Gh LEE Oe OCW Wer nb: ae ORG ane Cre | 1902, ii, 221

Second Account of the Fishes collected by

Dr. W. J. Ansorge in the Niger Delta.

(CRISS OXENGY TET: hry ROR Rr oe de 1902, ii, 324

On the Fishes collected by Mr. G. L. Bates

in Southern Cameroon. (Pls. I.-V.)............ 1903) i, 4, 21

On the Geographical Variations of the Sand-

Viper (Vipera ammodytes). (Text-figs. 27 & 28.) 1903, i, 185

List of the Batrachians and Reptiles collected

by M. A. Robert at Chapada, Matto Grosso,

and presented by Mrs. Percy Sladen to the

British Museum. (Percy Sladen Expedition

to Central Brazil.) (Text-fig. 2.)..........2...0.5. 1903, ii, 69

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a specimen

of the Frog Ceratohyla bubalus carrying eggs on

Ltsibseleye (Next few Gis) nsw ie 191903, \ii) ) 115

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BOULENGER, GEORGE A., F.RB.S., F.Z.S. (con-

tinued).

Description of a new Fish of the Gobid

Genus Rhiacichthys from British New Guinea.

(BI, Oc1L.) oapasbes son nenoodnauce senduaactibaboacbpbasueac: 1903, ii, 124

Descriptions of new Reptiles from British

New Guinea. (Pls. XII. & XIIL.) ..........006 1903, ii, 125

Report on the Fishes collected by Mr. Oscar

Neumann and Baron Carlo von Erlanger in

Gallaland and Southern Ethiopia. (Pls. XX1IX.-

DOZO=GI5)) pasibesebAtenccaasbdbncbovaeeecbecdecgoesso80c00 1903, ii, 328

Exhibition of a hybrid Newt between Molge

marmorata g and M, cristata 9 .....cececeeeeseee 19038, ii, 337

Descriptions of Three new Fishes discovered

by the late Mr. J. 8. Budgett in the Niger.

(Pls. VIL. & S\VAIDLEL I Pe Sena ancien aes aaa spore ac 1904,i1, 197

On the Type Specimen of a West African

Fish, Clarias leeviceps Gill .........c0cccceseeeeeeeees 1904, i, 200

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a paddle of

a new species of Ichthyosaur. (Text-fig. 83.)... 1904,i1, 424

On the Characters and Affinities of the

Triassic Reptile Telerpeton elginense.

(Pls. XXX.-XXXIT, and Text-fig. 99.) ......... 1904,i, 470

Description of a new Tree-Frog of the Genus

Hyla from British Guiana, carrying eggs on

thie back, (GBR) Stee See eee 1904, ii, 106

On the Lacerta depressa of Camerano.

CPLR ee aie nou hota Watad Ads tes amet 1904, ii, 332

On a Second Collection of Fishes made by

Mr. 8. L. Hinde in the Kenya District, East

ivfrtestngre (El ViaiEs) Sanit ahh ke Cn i Marea 1905, 1, 62

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BOULENGER, GEORGE A., F.R.S., F.Z.S. (con-

tinued).

Notice of a Memoir entitled “ A Contribution

to our Knowledge of the Varieties of Lacerta

muralis in Western Europe and North Africa” 1905,1, 118

Exhibition of a series of Fishes from Lake

Chadand te; Shark Runver soss...s25 eos secre 1905, i, 151

Description of a new Newt from Yunnan.

GED XCV UL, i. ie Ck a lead. t daa deatiua ee sougan elses a: 1905, i, 277

Descriptions of new Reptiles discovered in

Mexico by Dr. H. Gadow, F.R.S. (Pls. VI. &

INCLU ences cay tuneeteind, svten seat dedstsn cnet daeeects 1905, ii, 245

On a Collection of Batrachians and Reptilés

made in South Africa by Mr. C. H. B. Grant,

and presented to the British Museum by Mr.

OP EEUU meme teresa yemnctidie sets ian eivon nen weaies 1905, ii, 248

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a melanistic

specimen of the Wall-Lizard..................000005 1905, ii, 324

Exhibition of a specimen of, and remarks

upon, a giant Frog from Cameroon ............... 1906, 179

Notice of a Memoir entitled ‘“‘ Report on the

Collection of Fishes made by Dr. W. A.

Cunnington during the Third Tanganyika

Beapedition,, NOOA ROS 7" ik wre iceees deceetoese sneer: 1906, 180

Additions to the Herpetology of British Hast

Acueiear, |) (Lext=fies A 96-98) iis ic ated ueme cdi ses 1906, 570

On a small Collection of Fishes made in the

Eastern Watershed of the Transvaal by Capt.

G. E. Bruce. (Pls. XVIII. & XIX. and Text-

fs: QOds OF.) icc sas agnaiais scien ess VESEES Se aoe eae 1907, 307

Second Report on the Batrachians and

Reptiles collected in South Africa by Mr. C.

H. B. Grant, and presented to the British

Museum by Mr. C. D. Rudd. (Pls. XXI. &

XXII. and Text-figs. 140 & 141.) oe. 1907, 478

22

BOULENGER, GEORGE A., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (con-

tinued).

On Lacerta ionica Lehrs, a Variety of Lacerta

taurica Pallas. (Pl. XXX. and Text-figs. 162-

GES) sb GsbaoedBebaudbsaneuanccco0dso.bco5nba dadsac oon

A Revision of the African Silurid Fishes of

the Subfamily Clariine. (Text-figs. 248-257.)

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a re-

markably malformed Plaice (Plewronectes

platessa). (Text-figs. 28 & 29.) .....-....-2.-0+

A Revision of the Oriental Pelobatid Batra-

chians (Genus MJegalophrys). (Pls. XXII.-

XOXGV amd! Pextato aS.) oe ees ee eee sae te cant

Description of a new Species of Lacerta from

TPtrasiey,. (HENS LDV NII) kent al Gap en seu noeaase ate

On the Ophidian Genus Grayia. (Text-figs.

ID = 2 OO) Reso he. ep-eieirclad sorcsice AER AEE HERONS ade Bieaas

On the Cold-blooded Vertebrates of the

Islands of Saghalien and Hokkaido. See

Thomas, Oldfield.

BOURNE, Prof. GILBERT C., D.Sc., F.B.S., F.Z.8.

Contributions to the Morphology of the Group

Neritacea of Aspidobranch Gastropods.—Part I.

The Neritide. (Pls. XLVI-LXVI. and Text-

COP e sees eso ase ses enero cesessrereveeseresesesoeer

BOWES, JOHN, F.ZS.

Exhibition of a tooth of the Mammoth from

near Herne Bay

Ce ee ee ee er de

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1908,

1908,

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1908,

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BRADY, G. STEWARDSON, M.D., LL.D. D.Sc,

F.R.S., C.NLZS.

Notice of a Memoir on a Collection of

Ostracoda belonging to the Zoological Museum

GE COPEMMAS eM ti. 2/scin sic esnain's von agape ae unaatels ovis

On Entomostraca collected in Natal by

Mr. James Gibson. (Pls. VI.-VIII.)............

On the Entomostracan Fauna of the New

Zealand Lakes. (Pls. XLVIII-LI) ............

A Revision of the British Species of Ostracod

Crustacea belonging to the Subfamilies Can-

' donine and Herpetocypridine. (With Note on

a Parasitic Worm, by Miss M. V. Lzsour,

IMS C2) 15(CE 1st. XGE XG XC XORL iit Satie Aba

BROOM, ROBERT, M.D., D.Sc., C.M.ZS.

On the Structure and Affinities of Udenodon.

(Pls. XVI.-XVIII. and Text-figs. 10 & 11.) ...

On the Organ of Jacobson in the Elephant-

Shrew (Macroscelides proboscideus). (Pl. XXI.)

Remarks on certain Differences in the skulls

of Dicynodonts, apparently due to Sex. (Text-

STNG NE ch oe clot) ars ay crge ages occa ape ee ae Re «ae

On the Axis, Atlas, and Proatlas in the

Higher Theriodonts. (Pl. XVIII.)...............

On the Structure of the Theriodont Mandible,

and on its Mode of Articulation with the Skull.

(REDOX EG andiliext fie N00) 9 Cem ee. - ae

On some Points in the Anatomy of the Therio-

dont Reptile Diademodon. (PI. X.)........ cee.

On the Affinities of the Primitive Reptile

TPG ADGY TOOTORP eC ORE PNEP LBC ROGUE REUNION eer EIS

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BROOM, ROBERT, M.D., D.Sc., C.M.Z8. (con-

tenued).

On the South-African Diaptosaurian Reptile

Howesia. (Pls. XL. & XLI.)

Se ee

On the Origin of the Mammal-like Reptiles.

(Mextaties 244-247 ))iy Aes atens-cneniamesabaccneenaes

Exhibition of an unborn fetus of Chryso-

chloris hotientota, and two young specimens of

C. asiatica

ee ee ee ee eo

Exhibition of the skulls of two South-African

Fossil Reptiles—Lycosuchus vanderrieti and

Bauria cynops

i i i i i ee a ee ie eee)

On the Organ of Jacobson in Orycteropus.

(CELE Xexer.)

On TV'ritylodon, and on the Relationships of

the Multituberculata. (Text-figs. 67 & 68.) ...

BROUN, Col. W. H.

Exhibition of mounted heads of a White

Waterbuck and two Rhinoceroses

BROWN, ARTHUR ERWIN, DSc., C.ILZS.

The Tuberculin Test in Monkeys: with Notes

on the Temperature of Mammals.

(Text-figs. 1-4.)

Be seus [a tuh 0) (4),0\e\aj ale als) a sis)alelhalineldiiaile a .avateletatstelele

BROWNE, FRANK BALFOUR..

See Balfour-

Browne, F.

BROWNE, RICHARD STAPLES..

See Staples-

Browne, R.

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BUDGETT, JOHN S&., M.A., F.Z.S.

Notice of a Memoir on the Structure of the

Larval Polypterus

i i i ii i ii ii i ii iii areas

Account of his recent Journey to Uganda in

search of the Okapi and Polypterus

see e reese senses

Note on the Spiracles of Polypterus ............

BULLEN, G. E.

On an example of Posterior Dichotomy in an

Aylesbury Duckling. (Text-figs. 63 & 64.)

BURCKHARDT, Prof. RUDOLF, C.M.Z.S.

On the Embryo of the Okapi. (Text-fig.

POS tenet ah acta ticacak kite Teer sa endawasasicas

BURLEND, T. H., M.A., B.Sc.

The Urogenital Organs of Chimera monstrosa.

(ort: gsi LO OSs sis Mars live asc ahas acme, Sac othe

BURNE, RICHARD H., M.A., F.Z.8.

A Contribution to the Myology and Visceral

Anatomy of Chlamydophorus truncatus. (Text-

aersty lee oO\ sersiot seracgcmad ices chard siny ga din slant sat

Note on the Innervation of the Supraorbital

Canal in the Cat-fish (Chimera monstrosa).

(Mex Gem ALO Airs caneacie clin cheasasir sctiatiae de

Exhibition, on behalf of Prof. Stewart, of

specimens of the female reproductive organs

of certain Marsupials, and photographs of a

eapWercy.vLuisbl eM ss. macmeei eens sacl tna cence tes ance

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

made from the viscera of an Indian Rhinoceros

that had died in the Gardens ..................0+

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BURNE, RICHARD H., W.A., F.Z.8. (continued).

Notes on the Muscular and Visceral Anatomy

of the Leathery Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea).

(‘Text-figs. 55-73.) .......:ssseseeeeeeee enters esse tees 1905,i, 291

Exhibition of dissections of certain animals

from the Society’s Collection.............::+.2100 1906, 574

Exhibition of the feet of a Common Duiker

(Cephalophus sp.) with extensive overgrowth of

HORE OLS: Re cect ies shen cat atanoiien ayaniere ara curerenaete auroras 1907, 1046

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, preparations

of the Olfactory Organs of a Sea-Lamprey

(Petromyzon marinus), a Sea-Bream (Pagellus

centrodontus), and an Albatross (Diomedea

Gaanullann) a0 (WUessiieties IN,))\ pathosdesscobodcoanyadoace: 1908, 66

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, certain

elastic mechanisms in Fishes and Reptiles.

(Mextatess Orde Zils) kets, cuenta eke wae fc er aac eee 1909, 201

Exhibition of a series of specimens showing

the anatomical mechanisms of the Eyes of some

WWeruelratesin <2. juadcmenaeecis cutee ask oan snes 1909, 414

Exhibition of specimens of adaptive structures

for the respiration of air in some Aquatic

Invertebrates and tropical Freshwater Fishes... 1909, 545

The Anatomy of the Olfactory Organ of

Teleostean Fishes. (Text-figs. 188-213.) ...... 1909, 610

Notes on the Viscera of a Walrus (Odobenus

rosmarus. (Text-figs, 231-234.) oa 1909, 732

Exhibition of a preparation of, and remarks

upon, the vena cava inferior, diaphragm, and

the liver of a Seal (Phoca vitulina) that had

lately been living in the Society’s Gardens.

(USS Fi 4.33) cae ae ae RAR SPO ACLU. A A UE 1910, 385

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BURTON, WALTER, F.2Z.8. See Scherren, H.

Exhibition of some melanistic and _ black

Leopard Skins.

BUTLER, ARTHUR G., Ph.D., F.LS., F.Z.8.

On some Butterflies from the White Nile

collected by Capt. H. N. Dunn of the Egyptian

JATGINIB | Bar Bical Nir ae sone BARB AeebasnanoseconsogHanousoGp

On Butterflies from St. Lucia, W. Indies,

collected by Major A. H. Cowie ..................

On two Collections of Lepidoptera made by

Sir Harry Johnston, K.C.B., in the Uganda

Protectorate during the year 1900. (PI. I.) ...

On the Development of the Adult Colouring

in the Yellow-billed Cardinal (Paroaria capitata)

from.S5 Aumoericaiie ay ick PLEA chee slae apna ae

BUTLER, ARTHUR L., F.Z.S.

On Recent Additions to the Batrachian

Fauna of the Malay Peninsula.....................

On the Giant Eland of the Bahr el Ghazal,

Taurotragus derbianus gigas Heugl. ............

BUXTON, EDWARD N., F.Z.S.

Exhibition ‘of a series of photographic slides

illustrative of Bird- and Animal-Life on the

IVA RGGINIG Vids S(ovnadheiitdaa se besten dill emittedau sian

1901,

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BYGRAVE, WILLIAM, MA. See Shipley,

Arthur Everett. The Tape-Worms (Cestoda) of

the Red Grouse (Lagopus scoticus).

BYRNE, LUCIUS W., B.A, F.ZS.

On the Identity of Lepadogaster stictopterysx

Holt & Byrne with L. microcephalus Brook

CABRERA, Prof. ANGEL, C.ILZS.

On a new Antelope and on the Spanish

Chamois. (Text-fig. 149.).........-:.sseeeeeeeeee ees

CALMAN, WILLIAM T., D.Sc., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a blind

Crustacean (Munidopsis polymorpha) from the

Island of Lanzarote, Canaries ...........:.0::0e0+

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunnington,

1904-1905.—Report on the Macrurous Crus-

Gea, (IEG, 20S OG\)) Seauosonsoesncusnedooeoane:

Exhibition of a photograph of a Lobster with

abnormal chele. (‘Text-fig. 110.)..................

Notice of a paper on New or Rare Crustacea

of the Order Cumacea from the Collection of

the Copenhagen Museum

CC ei er a ie acne)

On a new River-Crab of the Genus Gecarci-

nucus from New Guinea. (Pl. LX VIII.)

~ On Decapod Crustacea from Christmas Island,

collected by Dr. C. W. Andrews, F.R.S., F.Z.S.

(Pl. LX XII.)

Ce ie ei i i i i ee i i ae a are)

. 1902, i,

1910,

1904, ii,

1906,

1906,

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CAMBRIDGE, F. PICKARD-. See Pickard-

Cambridge, F.

CAMBRIDGE, The Rev. OCTAVIUS PICKARD.-.

See Pickard-Cambridge, 0.

CAMERON, PETER.

On the Hymenoptera collected in New Britain

byaDrieArthun Willey” 2.2. e aes ee eee eet ae 1901, i,

On the Hymenoptera collected during the

“Skeat Expedition ” to the Malay Peninsula,

PSO OE US OUI yee teeta ans Cion Aihe a tata RN ewer: 1901, ii,

CANDLER, GHORGE, M.B.

Notes on the Habits of the Hoolock ......... 1903, i,

CHAPMAN, FREDERICK, A.LS., F.R.MLS.

On some Foraminifera and Ostracoda from

Cocos Keeling Atoll, collected by Dr. C. W.

Andrews, 1898. (Text-figs. 27 & 28.) ......... 1902, i,

CHAPMAN, THOMAS A., M.D., F.Z.S.

Two New Genera (and a New Species) of

indian Piyezemids! (PN XeXeX ViT Me 1908,

A Review of the Species of the Lepidopterous

Genus Lyccenopsis Feld. (Cyaniris auct. nec

Dalm.) on examination of the Male Ancillary

Appendages. (Text-figs. 51-122.) .....0...0..... 1909,

CHILTON, Prof. CHARLES, M.A., D.Sc., F.LS.

Note on some Crustacea from the Freshwater

Lakes of New Zealand

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CHUBB, ERNEST C., F.Z.S.

The Mammals of Matabeleland..................

Exhibition of the skins and skulls of two

(aaa el yon o ice beet ee I oR re Obes ca aap ene banaue oe

The Batrachians and Reptiles of Matabele-

COCKS, ALFRED H., M.A., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a series of photographs of

Whales taken in Kast Finmarken ...............

CODRINGTON, THOMAS.

Exhibition of a collection of stones taken

from the stomach of an Elephant shot in

WOME IRINGCESIA.osoceosoacsousesoudssnounsensovce

COLLETT, Prof. ROBERT, F.M.Z.S.

A few Notes on the Whale Balena glacialis

and its Capture in recent years in the North

Atlantic by Norwegian Whalers. (Pls. XXV.-

XXVIT. and Text-fig. 5.)

COWARD, THOMAS A., F.Z.S.

On some Habits of the Lesser Horseshoe Bat

(Rhinolophus hipposiderus)

On the Winter Habits of the Greater Horse-

shoe (Lthinolophus ferrum-equinum Schreber)

and other Cave-haunting Bats .....................

Exhibition of a specimen of Wstrelata neglecta

Schleg. from Tarporley in Cheshire

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COX, L. HARDING, F.Z.8.

Exhibition of a living specimen of the

ic ee a ie ee ey

Amblystome

CRAWSHAY, LIONEL R., M.A.

On Variations in the Arterial System of

certain Species of the Anura. (Text-figs. 143-

MON he edits iach eeint Se iran «Wats UA eta, eee oa co

CRAWSHAY, Capt. RICHARD, F.Z.S.

The Prey of the Lion

Some Observations on the Field Natural

History of the Lion

CROSS, W. SIMPSON, F.Z.S. See Pocock, R. I.

Exhibition of a photograph of the rare South-

American Wild Dog.

CROSSLAND, CYRIL, B.A., B.Sc., F.Z.S.

On the Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—Poly-

ehetay hartley (Pils; XVI & XVI) 2.

On the Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—Poly-

eneeta, | vParge Nie (PIs OXiV” dV) Sand

Pesta tios) LON ease sot gee nee nue uias

The Polycheta of the Maldive Archipelago

from the Collections made by J. Stanley Gardiner

in 1899. (Pls. XVIII. & XIX. and Text-figs.

BOAO AS. VAs wiahav a dspss an nels e's fod. oa sate oes okay Se yb

1909,

1906,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1903, i,

1908, ii,

1904, i,

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CROSSLAND, CYRIL, B.A., B.Sc., F.Z.8. (con-

tinued).

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—The

Polycheta. Part III. With which is incor-

porated the Account of Stanley Gardiner’s

Collection made in the Maldive Archipelago in

the Year 1899. (Pls. XX.—XXII. and Text-figs.

ASF (OG. i vignidies pep Gon ia anasBousdub doa cedar anaacere ass" 95 1904,i, 287

The (cology and Deposits of the Cape Verde

Marine Fauna. (Text-figs. 21-26.) ............... 1905, i, 170

CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH T., M.A., F.Z.8.

Observations and Experiments on Japanese

Long-tailed Fowls. (Text-figs. 41 & 42.) ...... 1903, i, 227

Exhibition of photographs of, and remarks

upon, a horse bearing horn-like structures ...... 1905, ii, 323

On a peculiarly Abnormal Specimen of Turbot.

(EAS O=G I Reiree eepemerr sary Peccehe re Saar eEr meer eer 58 1907, 174

Abstract of a paper entitled “The Heredity

of Secondary Sexual Characters in Relation to

Hormones, a Contribution to the Theory of

fillevedutyge@ee.) chee atin ia) Ee tuaseck sie a oes 1908, 434

On the Marine Fishes and Invertebrates of

St. Helena. With Description of new Species

of Hydrozoa and Porifera, by R. Krrxparricx,

F.ZS. (Pls. [V.-VII. and Text-figs. 3-6.) ... 1910, 86

CUNNINGTON, WILLIAM A., B.A., Ph.D., F.Z.S.

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A.Cunnington,

1904—1905.—Report on the Brachyurous Crus-

tacea, (Pls. XVI. & XVII. and Text-fig. 84.). 1907, 258

33

CUNNINGTON, WILLIAM A., B.A., Ph.D., F.Z.S.

(continued).

Description of a Biological Expedition to the

Birket-el-Qurun, Faytiim Province of Egypt ...

DARLING, CHARLES A,

Exhibition of a mounted specimen of a Cuscus

Cehalamgen eGeulatus) oe. coda. eet ee cee sean

DARLING, J. FFOLLIOTT, F.Z.S.

Exhibition of some photographs of, and

remarks upon, a large specimen of the Woolly

Moniker is: See rako 8a) 0y on atte ae, Sk ARA

DEAN, BASHFORD, Ph.D.

Notes on the Living Specimens of the

Australian Lung-fish (Ceratodus forstert), in the

Zoological Society’s Collection. (Pl. TX. and

MRexb Messi d-aOO. un seny vase sina uaaleadtle deca yale

DEGEN, EDWARD, F.Z.S.

Notice of a Memoir on Ecdysis, as Morpho-

logical Kvidence of the original Tetradactyle

Feathering of the Bird’s Fore-limb

fee e eee eee esos

DELME-RADCLIFFE, Col. C., M.V.0., C.MLG., C.B.,

F.ZS.

Rough Notes on the Natural History of the

Country west of the Victoria Nyanza

Cote e eee eeee

de MAN, Dr. J. G.

Description of a new Freshwater Crustacean

from the Soudan ; followed by some Remarks

onan allaed Speciesss (EI XO) os eyes

Proc. Zoot. Soc, InpEx, 1901-10.

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de MAN, Dr. J. G. (continued).

On Potumon (Potamonautes) lactidactylum,

a new Freshwater Crab from Upper Guinea.

(BIL, IDS.) sognssbsoteecb nobedsoosnboaasr cuacinvonSnaonss:

On Species of Crustacea of the Genera

Piychognathus Stimps. and Palemon Fabr. from

Christmas Island. (Pls. XVII. & XVIII.) ...

Description of a new Species of the Genus

Alpheus Fabr. from the Bay of Batavia.

(TEAL, 1DDO:G)) sobapsseaccoopecansscoosmouaccauacmseeesto0

de WINTON, WILLIAM E., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a specimen

of the large Grey Meerkat (Cynictis selous?).

(Tell Ths) ssnadoossoraednaneessosdopbuceadabadoss 0982065 005 0¢

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a large

specimen of the Grey Mullet

wae cerere rer oesreesereone

On a new Species of Pigmy Antelope of the

Genus Weotragus from the Cameroons District,

W. Africa. (Pl. XTX. and Text-fig. 29.)

Exhibition of a drawing of a female Gazelle

bearing a hair-whorl on the withers, (Text-fig.

30.)

Sete remorse ror ese ameeseeasreeoereseoesreossoreneroesoose

DICKSEE, ARTHUR.

Exhibition of a variety of the Golden

Pheasant (Thaumalea picta)

Cesc es ere ers e re oeroesene

DISTANT, WILLIAM L., F.E:S.

Revision of the Rhynchota belonging to the

Family Coreidz in the Hope Collection at

Ofori uaa (EIS: XOX OXON ones

1903, 1,

1905, ii,

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1901, ii,

1903, i,

1908, ii,

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DISTANT, WILLIAM L., F.ES. (continued).

On the Insects of the Order Rhynchota

collected by Sir Harry Johnston, K.C.B., in the

Uganda Protectorate. (Text-fig. 8.)

DOLLMAN,GUY,B.A., and THOMAS, OLDFIELD,

F.R.S., F.ZS.

On Mammals from Inkerman, North Queens-

land, presented to the National Museum by Sir

William Ingram, Bt.,and the Hon. John Forrest.

(EA OSCIDT ELD TSA Rese ecn nee cee sae ie ican caPnn aana aa

DONCASTER, LEONARD, M.A., F.Z.S.

On the Colour- Variation of the Beetle

Gonioctena variabilis

ee

DONCASTER, LEONARD, M.A., F.ZS., and

RAYNOR, The Rev. G. H., M.A., F.ES.

On Breeding Experiments with Lepidoptera.

(Pi VIL.)

Pee eee eee tee e tees sees esas erase eseraeseseesrese

DRESSER, HENRY E., F.Z.S., M.B.0.U.

Descriptions of Three new Species of Birds

obtained during the recent Expedition to

Lhassa. (Pls. IV. & V.)

Ce ee ce i a ee ay

DREWITT, F. G. DAWTREY, M.A., M.D.,

F.R.C.P., F.Z.S. :

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

antlers of the North-African Red Deer .........

Exhibition of a pair of horns of Loder’s

Gazelle from Southern Algeria

Cr i ee ee iC Ce ary

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1908,

1905, ii,

1906,

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DREWITT, F. G. DAWTREY, M.A. M.D.,

F.R.C.P., F.Z.S. (continued).

Exhibition of a white variety of the Common

WY IGT ss eR GERD camaro Hace OR Ghee IDR AChise 3 1906, 2

DRUCE, HAMILTON H., F.Z.S., F-ES.

On some new and little-known Butterflies of

the Family Lycenide from the African, Aus-

tralian, and Oriental Regions. (Pls. XI.& XII.). 1902, pi Pee

On Neotropical Lycenide, with Descriptions

of New Species. (Pls. XXXI.-XXXVI) ...... 1907, 566

On some New and Little-known Hesperiide

from Tropical West Africa. (Pl. LXVII.)...... 1909, 406

Descriptions of new Lycenide and Hesperiide

from Tropical West Africa. (Pls. XXXIII-

XOXO Vc ands Mext—tee 3G:) one... tee me seerecei 1910, 356

DRUCE, HERBERT, F.L.S., F.Z.S.

Descriptions of some new Species of Butterflies

belonging to the Family Erycinide from Tropical

South America. (Pls. XXXIIT. & XXXIV.). 1904,i, 481

DUERDEN, Prof. J. E., M.Sc., Ph.D.

On the Habits and Reactions of Crabs bearing

Actinians in their Claws. (Text-figs. 72-76.) . 1905, ii, 494

DUGES, ALFRED, M.D., C.M.Z.S.

Description d’un Ophidien nouveau du

Mexique (Moreno orizabensis, gen. et sp. nov.)

(Ed B Spa nl TAIN GCI) ee Ma i oo ee Se 1905, ii, 517

Exhibition of a specimen of the Crustacean

Paleenron Jamarcensis ..... 0... ce ccececseeeceeesees 1906 634

ach p

37

DUNBAR, W. J., and BENHAM, Prof. W.

BLAXLAND, M.A., D.Sc., F.B.S., F.Z.8.

On the Skull of a Young Specimen of the

Ribbon-fish, Regalecus. (Pls. XXXVIII. &

Pa G1) a NL ee oR ee erating Sener earch a aa

DUNCAN, F. MARTIN.

Demonstration of the Zoological Bioscope ..

Cinematograph exhibition of Animals in the

Society’s Gardens and other Zoological Subjects

Lantern exhibition of, and remarks upon, the

Autochrome Natural Colour Process of the

brothers Tumiére 22.025. 0... . 0. csccseccesceteee. doen:

DUNN, Capt. HENRY N.

Field-Notes on the Antelopes of the White

DURRANT, J. HARTLEY, F.E.S., ELWES,

HENRY J., F.R.S., F.LS., F.Z.S., and

HAMPSON, Sir GEORGE F., Bt., F.Z.S.

On the Lepidoptera collected by the Officers

on the recent Tibet Frontier Commission.

(BIOORG) 20) cadena ied eed ie

ELIOT, Sir CHARLES, K.C.M.G., C.B., F.Z.S.

On some Nudibranchs from Zanzibar.

(Pls. V.& VI. and Text-figs. 2-5.) ...............

On some Nudibranchs from East Africa and

ew vAl ooh nes Crmeiy lUllay od an ane Wen, ea Bee mE

On some Nudibranchs from East Africa and

Zanzibar.—Part III. Doridide Cryptobran-

chiate, I. (Pls. XXXIT-XXXTV.) ............

1906,

. 1903, ii,

1907,

1908,

1901, ii,

1906,

1902, ii,

1903, i,

1903, ii,

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ELIOT, Sir CHARLES, K.C.M.G., C.B., F.Z.8. (con-

tinued).

On some Nudibranchs from East Africa and

Zanzibar.—Part IV. Doridide Cryptobran-

chiateey lites (PIs; XCXaU Ie PXeXGINVE)) one or

On some Nudibranchs from East Africa and

Zanzibar.—Part V. (Pls. II. & IV.) 22...

On some Nudibranchs from East Africa and

Zanzibar.—Part VI. (Pls. XVI.& XVII.) ...

On the Nudibranchs of Southern India and

Ceylon, with special reference to the Drawings

by Kelaart and the Collections belonging to

Alder and Hancock preserved in the Hancock

Museum at Newcastle-on-Tyne. (Pls. XLII.—

XLVILI.)

ELWES, HENRY J., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.Z.S.

Remarks on the supposed new species of Elk

from Siberia for which the name Alces bedfordice

had been proposed

On the Present Condition and Habits of the

Elk in Norway. (Text-figs. 18-26.) .....000....

ELWES, HENRY J., F.RS., F.LS., FZS.,

HAMPSON, Sir GEORGE F., Bt., F.ZS.,

and DURRANT, J. HARTLEY, F.E.S.

On the Lepidoptera collected by the Officers

on the recent Tibet Frontier Commission.

(Pl. XXXVI)

ENGLISH, DOUGLAS.

Exhibition of an albino Field-Vole

1904, i,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1906,

1906,

1902, ii,

1903, i,

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ENGLISH, T. M. SAVAGE.

Some Notes on Tasmanian Frogs. °(Pl. LI.) 1910, 627

EVANS, Major G. H.

Notes on the Goral found in Burma ......... 1905, u, 311

EWART, Prof. JAMES C., M.D., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Remarks on the microscopic structure of the

hair of Johnston’s Zebra (Equus johnstoni)... 1901,1, 87

Exhibition of skins and description of a new

species of Zebra from East Africa. (Text-figs.

Sa age ON aA Stie Be es LO ihe Pei Ceseee ce Ae aman amet 1904, ii, 181

FANTHAM, HAROLD B., D.Sc., B.A., A.R.CS.,

F.Z.S.

Exhibition of microscopic slides and de-

scription of a new Sporozoén, Lankesterella

POUL CS «a Ba SCRE ORE NS GAOSAY he ner eB BEE ad Sie 1905, ii, 58

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, microscopic

preparations of a new Hemosporidian of the

genus Piroplasmal IN nW Aas. es OU. ®. 1905, ii, 491

Exhibitions of drawings of “ 7rypanosoma”

balbiantt, showing apparent cilia .................. 1906, 901

Exhibition of original drawings of Spirocheta

anodonte from the crystalline style and intestine

OMA MOM ONE CHO CUR ett tac ona... sna Ravn ee 1907, 447

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, microscopic

preparations and sketches illustrating the life-

cycle of the Protozoon Himeria (Coccidiwm)

avium, parasitic in the alimentary canal of

ME OM SOREN N IA) aNaiite Sun ee aetna ses tages peel 1909, 886

e

40

FANTHAM, HAROLD B., D.Sc., B.A., A.R.CS.,

F.Z.8. (continued).

The Morphology and Life-History of Himeria

(Coccidium) aviwm : a Sporozo6n causing a fatal

disease among young Grouse. (Pls. LV.-LVIII.

Del Dexthatt gra G De)... ctiisucen te seein ete seer eter

Observations on the Parasitic Protozoa of the

Red Grouse (Lagopus scoticus), with a Note on

the Grouse-Fly. (Pls. LIX-—LXI.)...............

Experimental Studies on Avian Coccidiosis,

especially in relation to young Grouse, Fowls,

and Pigeons. (Pl. LXII. and Text-fig. 66.) ...

Observations on the Blood of Grouse.

(EET Se OXOUIN ) eases ctistienseeatiaalios carats ssantedewe:

FANTHAM, HAROLD B., D.Sc., B.A., A.R.CS.,

F.Z.S., and PORTER, Miss ANNIE, B.Sc.

On a new Trypanoplasm, Zrypanoplasma

(Cryptobia) dendroceli, sp. n., from Dendroceelum

lactewm

CC i ci i i ee i i i a i ieee ae iar?

FAWCETT, Lt.-Col. J. MALCOLM.

Notice of a Memoir on the Transformations

of some South-African Lepidoptera

On the Transformations of Papilio dardanus

Brown and Philampelus megera; and on two

new Species of South-African Heterocera.

(Pl. XXVI.)

Sete teem es es cece nse neces eccessorsececscsccs

On some New and Little-known Butterflies,

mainly from high elevations in the N.E. Hima-

layas. (Pl. IX.)

OOO ESCO SOTO CCC IOICICOIOIC OICIDIOIMID OC OICIDICICIC OMG mO ay at

Notes on some Aberrations in Oriental

Lepidoptera, and on a new Form of Huschema

from Sumatra. (Pl. LXXXIT.)

1910,

1910,

1910,

1910,

1910,

1902, i,

1902, ii,

1904, ii,

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FEDARB, SOPHIE M., and BEDDARD, FRANK

E., MA., F.BS., F.ZS.

On a new Celomic Organ in an Earthworm.

(Hex tas SG SOs Danes. cue. aba aan aag

FINN, FRANK, B.A., F.Z.S.

Notes on the Painted Snipe (Rostratula

capensis) and Pheasant-tailed Jagana (Hydro-

pPhasianus chorwmgus) 2s ..05ssaies..seokeae th -< ase.

Exhibition of drawings of, and remarks upon,

an abnormal pair of horns of the Barking-Deer

(Cervulus muntjac). (Text-fig. 1.) ...............

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens of

the Goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis) and the

Ruff (Pavoneella pugnax) showing variation in

coloration of plumage reed ..feen.. ae Meee ane

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a living

hen-feathered Bantam Cock .....................005

FLOWER, Capt. STANLEY S., F.Z:S.

Exhibitions of some photographs of animals

taken in the Ghizeh Gardens. (Text-fig. 48.)...

FOWLER, G. HERBERT, B.A., Ph.D., F.Z.8.

Contributions to our Knowledge of the

Plankton of the Faeroe Channel.—No. VIII.

(Mexia figs, VOU We sue dase as ae den ones tens

FOX, WILLIAM STORRS, M.A., F.Z.S.

On some Bones of the Lynx from Cales Dale,

Derbyshire. (Text-fig. 26.) ........... cece

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GADOW, HANS, M.A., Ph.D., F-B.S., F.ZS.

The Evolution of Horns and Antlers. (Text-

18, 25),)) (rd sanee Sedebinn Jas oncgqccaueraebbdrapsa sagt

An account of his recent expedition to

Styridneran IM[ESaY6O) “Gosanasonecoaccccasesouobovacodooand

The Distribution of Mexican Amphibians

and Reptiles. (Text-figs. 29-32.) ..............-

A Contribution to the Study of Evolution

based upon the Mexican Species of Cnemi-

dophorus. (Pl. XX. and Text-figs. 61-83.)

GAHAN, CHARLES J., M.A.

Exhibition of a remarkable Juminous insect

fromeVanaos, Morazil ses geeske ches. eee. eee

Observations on some Mimetic Insects and

Spiders from Borneo and Singapore. See

Shelford, R.

GAHAN, CHARLES J., M.A., and ARROW,

GILBERT J.

List of the Coleoptera collected by Mr. A.

Robert at Chapada, Matto Grosso. (Percy

Sladen Expedition to Central Brazil.)

(Pl. XXVIII.)

GEMMILL, JAMES F., M.A., D.Sc., M.D., F.Z.S.

A Contribution to the Study of Double

Monstrositiesin Fishes. (Pls. L-IV.)............

On Cyclopia in Osseous Fishes. (Pl. XXXII.)

Notes on Supernumerary Eyes, and Local

Deficiency and Reduplication of the Notochord

in Trout Embryos. (Pl. XX XIII.)

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GIBSON, ERNEST, F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a skin of Felis geoffroyi ......... 1910,

GILLETT, FREDERICK, F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some antlers

of the Altai Stag, shed in the Society’s

INCAS OMT) Usenet Ny. A a cataytice dale ae nh eater 1904, ii,

Exhibition of some mounted heads of the

Rocky; MoumtamGoat iit .0.0. eee eee eens 1905, i,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a photo-

graph of a wounded Oryx hiding in bushes.

(ext atom Dia Rte: rene eae rete sce ures 1905, i,

Exhibition of a case of mounted cubs of the

Mirani GS VOID Ra APEC RNR re ee err 1906

Note on a Hunting Trip to the Thian Shan.. 1908,

GOELDI, Dr. EMIL A., C.M.ZS.

On the rare Rodent Dinomys branickii Peters.

GENE) tee Me Ns sae eR diet ial a ea a Spy eet 1904, ii,

On some new and insufficiently known Species

of Marmoset Monkeys from the Amazonian

Reerom.) (Mext-ttes) 20723.) oe es ae 1907,

Description of Hyla resinifictria Goeldi, a new

Amazonian Tree-Frog peculiar for its Breeding-

habits, ) (Mext-figs, 56.59.) jog... +2. age - -op sence 1907,

GOODEY, T., M.Sc.

On the Presence of Gonadial Grooves in a

Medusa, Aurelia aurita. (PI. 1.) .........e ee 1908,

A further Note on the Gonadial Grooves of a

Medusa, Aurelia aurita. (Pl. XXIV.) ......... 1909,

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GOODEY, T., M.Sc. (continued).

A Contribution to the Skeletal Anatomy of

the Frilled Shark (Chlamydoselachus anguineus

Gar). (PIs CEE XUV) oo eter ae ee 0 Mi te 1910,

GOODRICH, EDWIN S., M.A., F.R.S., F.Z.8.

On the Scales of Fish, Living and Extinct,

and their importance in Classification.

(Pls. XLITI.—XLVI. and Text-figs. 196-204.).. 1907,

GORHAM, The Rev. HENRY &., F.Z.S.

On new Coleoptera from South Africa collected

by Dr. H. Brauns and others—Serricornia,

Hndomychidse, Hrotylidte se. -s34.206-0- 2 - ose 1905, ii,

Observations on some Mimetic Insects and

Spiders from Borneo and Singapore. See

Shelford, R.

GRANT, W. R. OGILVIE-. See Ogilvie-Grant, W. R.

GRAY, Dr. ALBERT A.

Exhibition of a series of lantern-slides of, and

remarks upon, the Membranous Labyrinth of

COrbaan a minal yay. aver denec eats cei aan aoe 1905, i,

GUNTHER, ALBERT, M.A., M.D., Ph.D., F-R.S.,

F.ZS.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some living

Tadpoles of the North-American Bull-Frog ... 1902, ii,

Last Account of Fishes collected by Mr. R. B.

N. Walker, C.M.Z.8., on the Gold Coast.

(Pls. XXX.-XX XIII. and Hext-hg.. G2.) 1902, ii,

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GUNTHER, ALBERT, M.A., M.D., Ph.D., F.RB.S.,

F.Z.8. (continued).

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of Hybrids between a Reeves’ and a Silver

(Bheasaniiiens ce casecent ys 2 sesh Sead + cee Oa

Exhibition of, on behalf of the President, and

remarks upon, a series of mounted specimens of

itybrid Pheasants 2.2)%..... ie. ae ney ke

GUNTHER, R. T.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, Medusze

from, Male, Tameanyikal beige! fi .oee 8 dae teen

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunnington,

1904-1905.— Report on Limnocenida tanganice ;

with a Note on the Subspecies from the Victoria

Nyanza. (Pl. XX XVII.and Text-figs. 172-174.)

GURNEY, ROBERT, B.A., F.Z.S.

The Metamorphoses of the Decapod Crustac-

eans Zgeon (Crangon) fasciatus Risso and digeon

(Crangon) trispinosus Hailstone. (Pls. V.& V1.)

On a small Collection of Freshwater Entomo-

straca from South Africa. (Pl. XVIII.) ......

HALBERT, JAMES N.

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunnington,

1904-1905. Report on the Hydrachnida.

(Mertistgh yA: ) Sakon: viel Rc Mec Mee beth atch

HAMPSON, Sir GEORGE F., Bt., F.ZS.

Zoological Collections from Northern Rhodesia

and adjacent Territories: Lepidoptera Hetero-

Ceray, Ces. XX onde sieadoseaecns

1904, i,

1904, ii,

1906,

190%,

1903, ii,

1904, ii,

1906,

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179

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24

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388

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HAMPSON, Sir GEORGE F., Bt., F.Z.S., ELWES,

HENRY J., F.BS., F.LS., F.ZS., and

DURRANT, J. HARTLEY, FES.

On the Lepidoptera collected by the Officers

on the recent Tibet Frontier Commision.

(BIT XOXEXGV AE) aec sear steele cecil

HAMPSON, Sir GEORGE F., Bt., F.Z.S., and

HERON, F. A.

On the Lepidoptera collected at Chapada,

Matto Grosso, by Mr. A. Robert. (Percy

Sladen Expedition to Central Brazil.) ............

HANSEN, HANS J., Ph.D.

On the Crustaceans of the Genera Petalidiwm

’ with an

and Sergesies from the ‘ Challenger,

Account of Luminous Organs in Sergestes

challengert, sp.n. (Pls. XI. & XII.) ............

On the Morphology and Classification of the

Asellota- Group of Crustaceans, with Descriptions

of the Genus Stenetrium Hasw. and its Species.

(GExIS SBN IUXE NON) ois ranch tears senent ia ele acai Anche ae

HARRISON, Miss RUTH M., and POOLE, Miss

MARGARET.

Marine Fauna from the Mergui Archipelago,

Lower Burma, collected by Jas. J. Simpson,

M.A., B.Sc., and R. N. Rudmose-Brown, B.Sc.,

University of Aberdeen: Madreporaria.

(Pls. LXXXV. & LXXXVI.)

Marine Fauna from the Kerimba Archipelago,

Portuguese Hast Africa, collected by Jas. J.

Simpson, M.A., B.Sc.,and R.N. Rudmose-Brown,

B.Sc., University of Aberdeen : Madreporaria. 1909,

1906,

1903, ii,

1903, i,

1904, ii,

1909,

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AT

HAWKES, Mrs. 0. A. MERRITT, M.Sc.

The Cranial and Spinal Nerves of Chlamydose-

lachus anguineus Gar. (Pls. LXVIIT. & |

LXIX. and Text-figs. 140 & 141.) 2.00.00...

On the Abdominal Viscera and a Vestigial

Seventh Branchial Arch in Chlamydoselachus.

(Text-tigs, 138 ds) USD Deas SI Be

HAWKINS, H. L., B.Sc.

An Abnormal Individual of the Echinoid

Amblypneustes. (Text-figs. 226-230.)............

HEATHCOTE, F.G. See Sinclair, F. G.

HENDERSON, W.A., M.A., B.Sc., and THOMSON,

Prof. J. ARTHUR, M.A., F.Z.8.

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

Kast Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland, M.A., B.Se., F.Z.S., in the Years

1901 and 1902.—Alcyonaria. (Pls. XXVI.-

DONOR an Wet Gy SO.) eas so tapccls saad) esse oS

HERON, F. A., and HAMPSON, Sir GEORGE F.,

Bt., F.Z.8.

On the Lepidoptera collected at Chapada,

Matto Grosso, by Mr. A. Robert. (Percy Sladen

Expedition to Central Brazil.) ........00.0.00.0....

HICKSON, SIDNEY J., M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

On the Ccelenterata collected by Mr. C.

Crossland in. Zanzibar.—l. Ceratella minima,

es paepasaegt (eric UIST) es eal ie ete osteo a ae) 2

HINDE, Mrs. S. L.

Extract froma letter from, giving an account

Coe eee eres eeevesserscsene

of an Antelope killing a bird

1906,

1907,

1909,

1906,

1908, ii,

1903, i,

1905, i,

ATY

714

13:

187

48

HINTON, MARTIN A. C.

On some Abnormal Remains of the Red Deer

(Cervus elaphus) from the Post-Pliocene Deposits

of the South of England .............-...e.seeseeee

HIRST, ARTHUR S., F.ZS.

Exhibition of microscropic preparations of a

new Hemosporidian (Halteridium crumeniwm). .

HOGG, HENRY R., M.A., F.Z.S.

On Australian and New Zealand Spiders of

1905, i,

1905, ii,

the Suborder Mygalomorphe. (Text-figs.21-41.) 1901, 1i,

On some Additions to the Australian Spiders

of the Suborder Mygalomorphe. (PI. XIII. and

Moxa Os 222 fi.) Ocetees Josip ae te aseeuenainilianeda sss

On the Australasian Spiders of the Subfamily

Sparassine. (Text-figs. 85-104.)......0.0.000..

On some South Australian Spiders of the

Family Lycoside. (Text-figs. 80-89.) ............

Some Australasian Spiders. (Text-figs.

TTS enter eee eyc sent tenet cats Hal aise eeaton RU ae

HOLDING, R. E.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

malformed horns of the Japanese Deer

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

malformed Horns and Antlers

score esse es ceseseeses

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the lower

jaw of a Domestic Sheep with abnormal dentition,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some skulls

of Mammals showing abnormal dentition

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1905, ii,

1908,

1901, i,

1902, i,

1902, ii,

Page

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414

569

335

276

205

228

151

49

HOLDING, R. E. (continued).

Exhibition of some skulls and horns of, and

remarks upon the horn-growth in, the St. Kilda

Four-horned Sheep. (Text-fig. 9.) .. 0.00.0...

Exhibition of an abnormal head of a Dorset

Harri beens whee ee aniects, aay, Jak maneue Bie eer i,

Exhibition of a skull of a Four-horned Ram

which had been fractured in fighting ............

Exhibition of photographs of, and remarks

upon, the antlers of the Wapiti in various stages

oicrowtm., “(Wextataet 24) ee cecanee seme s «sen

Exhibition of a pair of antlers of the Irish

1BieGl, TDS Ce re essere eam teats pe eee

Exhibition of Antlers of Deer showing arrest

of development due to Castration..................

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a series of

the first-year antlers of certain Deer. (Text-

Tye) TL AS 3s ep i gs er

Exhibitions of, and remarks upon, specimens

illustrating Anomalies and Variations in Teeth.

(Mex tic nGO) ect ri: SS a oe Sea kee sine ne

Exhibition of the skull and horns of a Wild

Trish Goat, of an abnormal skull of the Domestic

Cat, and of a calculus from a Horse...............

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, skulls and

photographs of the St. Kilda or Hebridean

Four-horned Sheep. (Text-fig. 6.) ...............

HOLLAND, The Rev. WILLIAM J., Ph.D. D.D.,

D.Sc., LL.D., F.Z8.

Remarks, illustrated with lantern-slides, on

the discovery of the skeleton of Diplodocus

CUTE TU i sens’ aa) hos scab ooo ueathorataoraietatte ons hs Svea Materia

Proc. Zoou. Soc. InpEx, 1901-10.

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1905, i, 190

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1906, 233

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1909, 98

1905, i, 231

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HOPKINSON, JOHN, F.LS., F.ZS.

Dates of Publication of the Separate Parts of

Gmelin’s Edition (13th) of the ‘ Systema

Weiter ? Oe Ibi) aooncsscocosocsocccoscponncosodbe

HOWORTH, Sir HENRY H, KCIE, DCL,

F.RS., F.ZS.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the head

of a Virginian Deer with malformed antlers ...

Some Living Shells, their recent Biology and

the Light they throw on the Latest Physical

Changes in the Harth—I. Mya arenaria.

(Mext=igss 2362243.) geen: tee cementite eh eetatsaeiae eb ae

HOYLE, WILLIAM E., M.A, D.Sc., F.ZS.

The Marime Fauna of Zanzibar and Hast

Africa, from Collections made by Cyril Crossland

in 1901-1902.—The Cephalopoda. (Pl. XX.

and sMext hosel S 11310) beapht cies Weta oh eee meee

HUTTON, W. K., M.A., MD.

On the Anatomy of the Gephyrean Phasco-

losoma teres. (Pls. VI.—VITI. and Text-fig. 9.).

IMMS, Prof, AUGUSTUS D., D.Sc.

Notes on the Gill-rakers of the Spoonbill

Sturgeon (Polyodon spathula). (Pl. 11.)

On the Oral and Pharyngeal Denticles of

Elasmobranch Fishes. (PI. III.)

IRONSIDE, Sir H.G. 0. BAX-. See Bax-Ironside,

Sir H. G. 0.

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JACKSON, Dr. ROBERT T.

Exhibition of a photograph of eggs of the

Great Auk, and of a long-focus lens............... 1906, 574

JACOBY, MARTIN, F.ES.

Descriptions of some new Species of Phyto-

phagous Coleoptera of the Family Chlamyde.

(PI XIV.) «net deel ban. LE AG)...edalowtt 1901,i1, 153

Descriptions of New Species of Coleoptera of

the Family Halticide from South and Central

BACT CH=?) (EP IPSXONG Ver oe AA LS andoats MA rihaatyatie 4, L902 al

Descriptions of new Species of South

American Coleoptera of the Family Chrysomelide. USO) ve, ai)

Another Contribution to the Knowledge of

African Phytophagous Coleoptera. (Pl. XVII.) 1904,i, 230

Descriptions of Thirty-two new Species of

Halticine (Phytophagus Coleoptera) from South

andi @entrall Aniericam =. (niin Hy ert al) 1904, ii, 396

Descriptions of new Species of Phytophagous

Coleoptera of the Genera Homopheta, A sphera,

and Oedionychis. (Pls. XIV. & NEV.) seoelact 1905, ii, 398, 591

Descriptions of new Species of South-

American Beetles of the Cryptocephaline

Division of the Family Chrysomelide ............ 1907, 829

JAMESON, H. LYSTER, B.A., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.Z.8.

On the Identity and Distribution of the

Mother-of-Pearl Oysters; with a Revision of

the Subgenus Margaritifera. (Text-figs. 92-95.) 1901, i, 372

On the Origin of Pearls. (Pls. XIV.-XVII.

and Wert igs, 22 DAs) os alate Was actedibs- aly. . doe: 1902, i, 140

52

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JENKIN, C. F.

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland, M.A., in the Years 1901 and 1902.—

The Caleareous Sponges. (Text-figs. 81-104.) . 1908, 434

JENKINSON, J. W., M.A., D.Sc.

Notes on the Histology and Physiology of the

Placenta in Ungulata. (PI. III. and Text-figs.

Wf <8) co pb ange pt aacoBeheLOAcaoEsaueae w0g0CaGSOoIGa aoe 1906, 73

JENNISON, GEORGE.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

fertilized eggs from a pair of Seba Pythons ... 1909, 392

Letter from, on the breeding of Pine Snakes

in the Zoological Gardens, Belle Vue, Manchester. 1910, 539

JOHNSTON, Sir HARRY H.,G.C.M.G., K.C.B., F.Z.S.

Letter from the late Mr. W. G. Doggett

concerning the Okapi and a supposed unknown

large species of Central African Antelope ...... 1904, i, 228

Notes on the Mammals and Birds of Liberia. 1905,i, 197

On the Nomenclature of the Anthropoid Apes

as proposed by the Hon. Walter Rothschild ... 1905, ii, 70

JONES, FREDERICK WOOD, M.B., B.Sc., F.Z.S.

On the Growth-forms and supposed Species in

Corals. (Pls. XXVII.-XXIX. and Text-figs.

SIGN), A meee te, ce au SE Se 1907, 518

On a theory of Atoll formation.................. 1909, 671

JONES, FREDERICK WOOD, M.B., BSc., F.Z.S.,

with the assistance of other Authors.

The Fauna of the Cocos-Keeling Atoll,

collected by F. Wood Jones. (Text-figs. 7-9.). 1909, 132

53

JORDAN, Dr. KARL. See Shelford, R. Observa-

tions on some Mimetic Insects and Spiders from

Borneo and Singapore.

JOURDAIN, The Rev. FRANCIS C. R., M.A.

Letter from, on the occurrence of Bechstein’s

Byes Wa\Gl Dav ed N00 IB meee Rem periceehdsocsa codec uosnGe

KEMP, STANLEY, B.A.

The Decapods of the Genus Gennadas collected

by H.M.S. ‘Challenger.’ (Pls. LX XTIT—-LXXV.)

Notes on the Photophores of Decapod

Crustacea. (Els, GI SIV) eo tre. secre:

KENRICK, Sir GEORGE H., F.Z.8.

A List of Moths of the Family Pyralide

collected by A. E. Pratt in British New Guinea

in 1902-3, with Descriptions of new Species.

(al ise GD Cg 1 ie Yon eee 0 5 Ue en

KENT, WILLIAM SAVILE, F.Z.S.

Exhibition of lantern-slides of the fauna of

the Polynesian Coral Reefs ....................0005

KERR, Prof. J. GRAHAM, F.R.S., F.Z.S.

On the Male Genito-Urinary Organs of the

Lepidosiren and Protopterus. (Pls. XX VII. &

XXVIII. and Text-figs. 49-54.) oe.

KIDD, WALTER, M.D., M.R.C.S., F.R.S.E.

Certain Habits of Animals traced in the

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1909, 718

1910, 638

1907, 68

1906, 633

1901,ii, 484

Arrangement of their Hair, (Text-figs. 28-31.) 1902,ii, 145

54

KIDD, WALTER, M.D., M.R.C.S., F.R.S.E. (con-

tinued).

Notes on the Hair-Slope of four Typical

Afar Geko Meas eae in ere eens ceatenacetncG

Exhibition of a drawing of a Beisa Antelope

showing a reversed area of hair on the back

On proposed Additions to the accepted

Systematic Characters of certain Mammals.

(MIGISTG, Bis) “sonosnsvocsossoessoor02-0s0 2cbaduedsosbde

Note on the arrangement of the hair on the

nasal region of Hluropus melanoleucus .........

Exhibition of a drawing of, and remarks

upon, the extensor surface of the hand of a

C/U TO OW OU SYaye Re Reni aes Boca een UR

Exhibition of lantern-slides illustrating the

Papillary Ridges in Mammals

eee eee eter reset eee eee

Exhibition of a series of lantern-slides of

sections of skin from the palmar and plantar

surfaces of Mammals and Birds

Cee Cn a Ce

Exhibition of lantern-slides of sections of

skin from the palmar and plantar surfaces of

Mammals

Ss) 4) \u)0 0.6) 0).8 (sel a\oiefejajieie s/s s ele « s\9 (ve) see ele) eieisielviciais bieie se «6

An account of observations regarding the

effects of pressure on the direction of hair in

Mammals. .:

86) FYe}in ei) (e)fele iis io\'0).610)\0/ 0/10, held (wlel piece (ohdlieveietuialalieretetersteldterele te tare e

KIRBY, WILLIAM F,, F.LS., FES,

List of a small Collection of Orthopterous

Insects formed by Sir Harry Johnston in British

Kast Africa and Uganda in 1899 and 1900, with

Descriptions of five new Species

Poe o eee ee res eesses

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1904,i, 142

1904, i, 373

1904, ii, 263

1905, ii, 297

1906, 73

1906, 231

1908, 164

5D

KIRKPATRICK, RANDOLPH, F.Z.S.

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A.Cunnington,

1904-1905.—Report on the Porifera, with

Notes on Species from the Nile and Zambesi.

CE TSR SON NETS Fe Piast he Apaeinies arc hosenaeeeneattc ss 1906, 218

Descriptions of new Species of Hydrozoa

and Porifera from St. Helena. See Cunning-

ham, J. T.

LAIDLAW, FRANK F,, B.A., F.ZS.

On a Collection of Lizards from the Malay

Peninsula, made by Members of the “ Skeat

Expedition,” 1899-1900. (Text-fig. 76.)......... 1901,i1, 301

List of a Collection of Snakes, Crocodiles, and

Chelonians from the Malay Peninsula, made by

Members of the ‘“Skeat Expedition,’ 1899-

1900. With an Appendix containing a list of

the names of the places visited by the ‘“ Skeat

Expedition.” By W.W.Sxerar. (Pl. XXXV_) 1901, ii, 575

On a Collection of Dragonflies made by

Members of the “ Skeat Expedition” in the Malay

Peninsula in 1899-1900. (Pls. V. & VI. and

Mest MacNee eis. nm vesscocecemens cies vce tees 1902,i, 63

On a Collection of Dragonflies made by the

Members of the “Skeat Expedition” in the

Malay Peninsula in 1899-1900.—Part II....... 1902, ii, 381

On a Collection of Turbellaria Polycladida

from the Straits of Malacca. (‘‘ Skeat Expedi-

tion,”, 1899-1900.) Pl. XXIII. and Text-

HOSHOOS SOO) US eee SF ete aise stag Mate a 12 1903,i, 301

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LAIDLAW, FRANK F., B.A., F.Z.S. (continued).

On the Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—

Turbellaria Polycladida. Part I. The Acotylea.

(Pl. IX. and Text-figs. 3-7.)............s.:seeeeeeee 1903, ii, 99

On the Marine Fauna of the Cape Verde

Islands, from Collections made in 1904 by

Mr. C. Crossland.—The Polyclad Turbellaria.

(QB, WIL, eancl Masxcsigs, WINNS) soscancseneaan 1906, 705

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunnington,

1904—1905.—Report on the Turbellaria. (Text-

11/5, JPG), earl comme podsn aonb Aba ab OSE oo aeee cep OG 26 1906, 177

LANCHESTER, W. F., M.A.

On the Crustacea collected during the ‘“‘ Skeat

Expedition ” to the Malay Peninsula, together

with a Note on the Genus Acteopsis—Part I.

CES peNOXONGIINIE TS ONONORGIIVIA) Fe rae se meee emcar 1901, li, 533

On the Crustacea collected during the ‘“ Skeat

Expedition” to the Malay Peninsula.—Part II.

(IRIS, EXEXEXTTIV: OPINONB NG.) ose pehc cp cetan ean 1902, ii, 363

On a Collection of Sipunculids made at

Sinsanore andeMialaccat rns na. \.eacne meaner aes 1905, i, 26

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

Kast Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—

Geplymes: aGlele gle et cs. ein! weg eo oe ani nee 1905, i, 28

On the Sipunculids and Kchiurids collected

during the “Skeat Expedition” to the Malay

Leto 7 (ede I) a tee okie al cc 1905, i, 39

57

LANG, WILLIAM D., M.A., F.Z.S.

Growth-Stages in the British Species of the

Coral Genus Parasmilia. (Text-figs. 38-46.) ...

LANKESTER, Sir EDWIN RAY, K.C.B., M.A,

DSc., LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, two skulls

and a skin of the newly-discovered African

Mammal (Okapiajohistont), 22.40-sa4-4-teee ce

Notice of a Memoir on Okapia, a new Genus

of Giraffide, from Central Africa..................

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, two

drawings representing the arrangement of the

hair on the faces of two specimens of Okapi.

(ext oness AV Ay cntiiay mrspiensac gecesi or +

Exhibition of specimens of Medusz from the

Walctoria IN yarnizaiss 6. aay be noa vac auc aeonee poencackl:

The Origin of the Lateral Horns of the

Giraffe in Fetal Life on the Area of the

Parietal Bones. (Text-figs. 24-36.)...............

Parallel Hair-fringes and Colour-striping on

the Face of Feetal and Adult Giraffes. (Pl. V.

ae SS 4 One. nicely ada lecotavaecs

On the Existence of Rudimentary Antlers in

the Okapi. (Pls. VI. & VII. and Text-figs.

ALGAE Da) alleen tea a Sytem iat

On certain Points in the Structure of the

Cervical Vertebre of the Okapi and the Giraffe.

(exctatiees: sO 00, yeas mere eM ce er a igs cole

LATHY, PERCY I., F.ZS., F.E.S.

A Contribution towards the Knowledge of tiie

Bepidoptera-Rhopalocera of Dominica, B.W,I. .

1909,

1901, ii,

1901, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1907,

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LATHY, PERCY I, F.Z.8., F.E.S. (continued).

On Three New Forms of Butterfly of the

Genus Heliconius. (Pl. XXXIV.) .......-.--.++ 1906,

LEBOUR, Miss M. V., MSc. See Brady, G. §.

Note on a Parasitic Worm.

LEIGH, H. S$.

Preliminary Account of the Life-history of

the Leaf-Insect (Phylliwm crurifoliwm Serville).

(ell, 2x OC EIU) sv bogtpsecadungac iadeatsbdasooaSesagsab. 1909,

LEIPER, ROBERT T., D.Sc., F.Z.S.

On the Turbellarian Worm Avagina incola,

with a Note on the Classification of the Pro-

poridee/ (PINKER Ve)ist, wade, Je wanasioneds 1904, i,

Exhibition of a distorted Elephant’s tusk and

a malformed canine tooth of a Hippopotamus . 1909,

Exhibition and description of a new Nematode

Worm (Lagochilascaris minor) from Trinidad... 1909,

Exhibition of the original specimens of the

Nematode Worm Acanthocheilonema dracuncu-

igides Cob boldivere: ated. 320 fue areas ak, ce Rae 1909,

Exhibition of a series of specimens of Entozoa 1910,

The Entozoa of the Hippopotamus. (Text-

fies 263 5) see si ie Wan ct Ne as Nae 1910,

Exhibition of the larval stage of Tricho-

strongylus pergracilis, the causal factor of Grouse

disease, and a specimen of Cyclops containing a

living embryo of Cucullanus elegans, a blood-

sucking parasite of Perch j..: 01255 se. edeenselonmere 1910,

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LILLIE, D. G., B.A.

Observations on the Anatomy and General

Biology of some Members of the Larger Cetacea.

(Pl. LXXIV and Text-figs. 69-78.)............0. 1910, 769

LINSTOW, Dr, OTTO von, C.M.Z.8.

On Worms of the Family Gordiide from

Woncaman excites O02) aacccucsclemacne nes rere necro 1906, 556

LODER, Sir EDMUND G., Bt., F.Z.S.

Note on the Cavies of the Genus Dolichotis,

and on living Specimens of JD. salinicola.

GETS Va ee ook oie se Ro nates ch dt Leen ed 1906, 96

LONNBERG, Prof. EINAR, D.Sc., F.M.ZS.

Exhibition of photographs of a skull of the

Musk-Ox from East Greenland...................55 1901,1, 169

On some remarkable Digestive Adaptations in

Diprotodont Marsupials. (Text-figs. 4-6.)...... 1902515, yl 2

On the Variation of the Elk (Alces alces).

(Mlentetes G8 15) tac.se cas dase ace Ostet co ER heute 1902, ii, 352

On Two Specimens of ‘“ Riporre” with known

amemetoen | (ORI XOX Onicha aan. 1904,i, 411

On Hybrid Hares between Lepus temidus L.

and Lepus ewropeus Pall. from Southern

Swedemm, (Mext-ngs, 3d D4) oi eter aah 1905,i1, 278

Notes on the Geographical Distribution of

ine Oars ea saetad cies c 3 te ea. Secs scu rats 1905, ii, 309

Remarks on some Wart-Hog Skulls in the

JBue ints analy Ever rnin NARs oh Pane Aine eae es code aan 1908, 936

On the Variation of the Sea-Hlephants. (Text-

TAbeoS UME DIS te) (Oe )M.e2 sansa te re cicatses olenc hin se tatelg lage ios 1910, 580

60

LORENZ, LUDWIG von, Ph.D., C.M.Z.S.

On the Specimen of the Quagga in the

Imperial Museum of Natural History, Vienna.

(Dext-fig. 7.) cceccsesesecerertcsceeecensssesssenesenes

LYDEKKER, RICHARD, B.A, F.R.S., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of the skull of a Fox (Canis vulpes)

with two canine teeth on each side of the upper

Teh (Cerise) pncooosoabacnosooa soonocsaspseheaone

Notice of an apparently new Estuarine Dolphin

from Borneo, (Pl. VIII. and Text-fig. 11.) ...

Note on the Kashmir Ibex (Capra sibirica

saci)... (ek, DX and! Mext-fic, V2.) 305.2 ssa.

Exhibition of, on behalf of the President, and

remarks upon, a photograph of shed horns of

Reto WavardespDGer ss cache sae eece Sacer on ote. nate

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a skull and

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two pairs of antlers of an Elk from Siberia. -

(Text-fig. 16.)

Pee ee eee eee reser e ees ee es eseresesssesessces

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a mounted

head of a Siberian Wapiti

Peewee ere e eee es eres ee eee ene

The Wild Sheep of the Upper Tli and Yana

Valleys. (Pls. VII. & VIII. and Text-figs. 14 &

15.)

OOO CO OOO OC OUI OO OUI COOMODUCUMODOOO OOO DOOOdoAAD

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a mounted

skin of a Peking Deer (Cervus [ Pseudacxis|

hortulorum)

i ea er air ay

Seem eee ee ewe eee tee ces eee c cc eessee

Note on the Markhor of Cabul. (PI. XO Vs)

Note on a Reindeer Skull from WNovaia

Meialignes (extras \us. epee eye

Note on the Wild Sheep of the Kopet-Dagh. .

(Text-fig. 10.)

©lu76\9)e\eleeluly esi vie

OIOC OO OOOO OAD OOOCOOUCO OOOO Econ

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1902, ii, 79

1902, ii, 80

1902, ii, 320

1902, ii, 323

1902, ii, 360

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LYDEKKER, RICHARD, B.A., F.R.S., F.Z.S8.

(continued).

The Significance of the Callosities on the

emmaosrot cle: Big eens y5.3 ics ee cence ormastiecle wera

Exhibition of a head of the Alaskan Moose...

On the Subspecies of Giraffa camelopardalis.

(Pls. [X.—X VI. and Text-figs. 23-37.)............

Note on the Skull and Markings of the

Quagga. (Text-figs. 84-86.) .......... eee eee

Note on the Wild Ass of Mongolia.

(Pls. XXVIT. & XOXO ei. Oye SI

On a Buffalo-Skull from East Central Africa.

(Nessie, Bll) aceceo tous 2ocoocbacresdnedotoe:.co8sc0e:

The Ichang Tufted Deer. (Text-figs. 32 & 33.)

Note on a sketch of a Deer from Hainan

On Old Pictures of Giraffes and Zebras.

(llexdaiiess S3—SOs)re seks... costae is neta

On Mworlorises..° (Ply XXG, Sooo. anaes.

On the Nigerian and Kilimanjaro Giraffes.

(Bey 227 O21) Soe bt eee be ce secncbuabeanenonsceende

On Dolphins from Travancore. (Pl. XIII.) .

Colour Evolution in Guereza Monkeys.

(UU a HS 5/4 293\0-) 152 eee arene scene ase coe eeOsee care

The White-maned Serow. (Pl. VIII.) ......

On a Central African Ratel and Water-

@hevrotarm. (PU Ven) eres. sasce taac deeceeesonns <>

Descriptions of Two Mammals from the Ituri

Forest. [With a Supplementary Note on the

Buffalo of the Semliki district.] (PJ. LXX.)...

1904, i,

1904, i,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

. 1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

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LYDEKKER, RICHARD, BA, F.B.S., F.Z.8.

(continued).

On the Occurrence of the Bruang in the

Tibetan Province. (Text-fig. 142.) ......... 1906, 907

The Ears as a Race-Character in the African

Elephant. (Text-figs. 105-121.) ........---e10 1907, 380

Notes on Two African Mammals. (Text-

{ify PAD)5,)) oasonoedeboeseondaceebadans sAbsco2p00q0000090¢ 1907, 782

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, an abnorm-

ally marked Leopard-skin from the Deccan.

(Mext- fie. 1.) 1... 2ea aia n see -metnctere in ete eer eee 1908, 1

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a skin of a

Waldi@atdrommozeschuemie en ere t seeeen eee seers 1908, 433

The Sze-chuen and Bhutan Takins.

(Pl. XLITI. and Text-figs. 168-171.) ..........-. 1908, 795

On an Indian Dolphin and Porpoise.

(IPRs ONIGIIYs cy SIUNY9))“ bacenoocscososncéooe sososc0ca: 1908, 802

On Two Chinese Serow-Skulls. (Text-figs.

OS eee cie wie ese sin tsots cararpidue ns slaunee ules toes 1908, 940

On a New Race of Deer from Sze-chuen.

(Teele STN) ae crs sicaon a octets anes cea ac et 1909, 588

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the photo-

graph of a young Stag from Sikhim. (Text-

HOOD. ioc saute SNS R ee ow useeeha ELE: oe tba sean 1909, 599

On the Skull-Characters in the Southern

Sea-Elephant. (Text-figs. 183-185.) ............ 1909, 600

On the Skull of a Black Bear from Eastern

Tibet, with a Note on the Formosan Bear.

(Pept allegsty. UST) Sau SITs) aaa rere eae aA REM GeO 0 1909, 607

Exhibition of photographs of a spotted bull

Tsaine or Bantin from Siam. (Text-fig. 217.) . 1909, 668

63

LYDEKKER, RICHARD, B.A., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

(continued).

Exhibition of an old coloured print of the

chief room of Bullock’s Museum. (Text-

1a DOS) rate ne AE ce isin Ss nis e « oidae vommeeraasaenyyen

Note on the Cetacean Sotalia borneénsis......

Ona Wapitiand a Muntjac. (Text-figs.143 &

2 6 | Sota AR Ree Oe eee ana APRCAD A NB Occ aor, ah cana

On Three African Buffaloes. (Text-figs.

BA NES) on) esac Em: kB cspmey gh | ena btamel

McINTOSH, D. C., M.A, BSc. F.BS.E, and

RITCHIE, JAMES, M.A., BSc.

On a Case of Imperfect Development of

Echinus esculentus. (Pl. XX XIII. and Text-

LET SMM NS OWLS Nr a comes None gael ery aecee tes:

MACLAREN, MALCOLM.

Account of a fight between a Whale and a

STIAOLA0 [SUES (PRE ee CRE Aine Aeron rot ere ee SSB

McMAHON, Col. Sir ARTHUR H., K.C.1.E., C.S.1.,

F.Z.8.

Exhibition of specimens of the Cicada (Sena

querula) collected at Quetta, Baluchistan ......

McSHANE, H. F.

Exhibition of a series of lantern-slides of

animals living in the Society’s Gardens .........

MAJOR, Dr. C. I. FORSYTH, F.RS., F.Z.S.

On some Characters of the Skull in the

Lemurs and Monkeys. (Pls. XI.-XIII. and

NesqeSilejsears|O-=24 9s) spa aeoPaSb an Qo 00h RERBE Shee esas

1909,

1909,

1910,

1910,

1908,

1909,

1910,

1909,

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MAJOR, Dr. C. I. FORSYTH, F.R.S., F.2Z.8. (con-

tinued).

On Lemur mongoz and Lemur rubriventer.

(Pl. XXII. and Text-figs. 61-70.) ............... 1901, i,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the skull of

a new Fossil Mammal (Lnhydrictis galictoides) . 1901, ii,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some jaws

and teeth of Pliocene Voles (J/imomys, gen. noy.).

@lext=figss 1S —10e)\ co ppie see toe ee eer eae 1902, 1,

On Mustela paleattica from the Upper

Miocene of Pikermiand Samos. (Pl. VII.) ... 1902, i,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

remains of a Pigmy Hippopotamus from Cyprus. 1902, i,

On the remains of the Okapi received by the

Congo Museum in Brussels. (Text-figs. 6-13.). 1902, ii,

On the Pigmy Hippopotamus from the

Pleistocene of Cyprus. (Pls. 1X & X.) ......... 1902, ii,

On a Specimen of the Okapi lately received

at Brussels. (Text-figs. 63-67.) .................. 1902, ii,

Exhibition of some dental peculiarities in

Mammals. (Text-figs. 79-82.) .........0..0..00.0.. 1904, i,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

remains of Anthracotherium from Majorca.

(TENE ne enn ee ce ce 1904, i,

Exhibition of remains of a Bear from a

Cavern in Corsica

SPIT Geis OAR AMAL Ae tet a me 1907,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the lower

jaw of a young Canadian Beaver. (Text-

USOT Weare so ea eRe aOR wea 1908,

Exhibition of drawings of, and remarks upon,

some remains of two species of Castor from the

Kast Runton Forest-bed. (Text-figs. 132-137.) 1908,

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MAJOR, Dr. C. I. FORSYTH, F.R.S., F.Z.8. (con-

tinued).

Exhibition of photographs of Pliocene Bovine

im thetMlorence Museum . :...0.-..<<esdenansssdeacse 1908, 635

MAN, J.G.de. See de MAN, J. G.

MANDERS, Lieut.-Colonel NEVILLE, F.Z.S.

Notes on Mayer’s Pigeon (Nesenas mayert) . 1907, 801

MARSHALL, F. H. A., B.A.

On Variation in the Number and Arrange-

ment of the Male Genital Apertures in the

Norway Lobster (Wephrops norvegicus). (Text-

HUSA tele) Maser tee wats ne oA MN a aR alse Rl Rlag sath s uisales 1902, i, 2

MARSHALL, GUY A. K., F.Z.S.

A Monograph of the Coleoptera of the Genus

Hipporrhinus Schh. (Curculionide), (Pls. I.-

EVE sine LA SREM EL aN AORN EL CO Fa «gies LEME Aha 1904, i, 6

A Monograph of the Coleoptera of the Genus

Sciobius Schh. (Curculionide), (Pls. XVIII. &

GTEC Mist oh acha het lsopi! ba acai ie tatnna hae, 1906, 236

On New Species of African Coleoptera of the

Family Curculionids. (Pls. LXVI.& LXVII.) 1906, 911

MARTIN, RUDOLF.

Note on some Remains of Struthio karatheo-

doris Maj. of the Island of Samos. (Text-

fee, TOBE) sooecs 08 sHe ocoroonesodnncposdondoosesoygo 1903, i, 203

Proc, Zoot, Soc, Inprx, 1901-10, 5

66

MEADE-WALDO, EDMUND G. B., F.Z.8.

Remarks upon a letter from Dr. Einar

Lonnberg on the hunting of the Sea-Hlephant

on South Georgia .......::.ceceeccer ee eee nee cence eens

MEADE-WALDO, EDMUND G. B., F.ZS., and

NICOLL, MICHAEL J., F.Z.S.

Description of an unknown Animal seen at

Sea off the Coast of Brazil. (Text-fig. 114.) ...

MEADE-WALDO, GEOFFREY, B.A.

Description of a new Species of Toad from

Siumatien, (CEN, 20) poscotencagctsnenceaadonescve

MEINERTZHAGEN, Capt. RICHARD, F.Z.S.

Notes on a New Oribi Antelope from the

Kenya District, British Hast Africa ............

MELVILL, JAMES COSMO, M.A., F.LS., F.ZS.,

and STANDEN, ROBERT.

The Mollusca of the Persian Gulf, Gulf of

Oman, and Arabian Sea, as evidenced mainly

through the Collections of Mr. F. W. Townsend,

1893-1900; with Descriptions of new Species.

—Part I. CrepHALOPODA, GASTROPODA, SCAPHO-

PODA,. MUPIS. | NOXUT, XOGT Wie) read itor tdetonieehee than

The Mollusca of the Persian Gulf, Gulf of

Oman, and Arabian Sea, as evidenced mainly

through the Collections of Mr. F. W. Townsend,

1893-1906 ; with Descriptions of new Species.

—Part Il. Petecypopa. (Pls. LITI.-LVI.) ...

METCALFE, G.

Remarks on the reproduction of the Duckbill.

1909,

1906,

1908,

1905, i,

1901, ii,

1906,

1901, ii,

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METHUEN, The Hon. PAUL A., F.ZS.

Ona Collection of Freshwater Crustacea from

the Transvaal. (Pls. VIII.—XVIII. and Text-

Pepe Al 2B) He pene E MENS he ENE 1910,

MEYRICK, EDWARD, B.A., F-BS., F.Z.S.

Descriptions of African Micro-Lepidoptera... 1908,

MILLAIS, JOHN G., F.Z.8.

On the Second Occurrence of Bechstein’s Bat

(Vespertilio bechsteini) in Great Britain. (‘Text-

STS OAD) NA OEE A LA eA Rae a Ma dae 1901, ii,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, pelages of

the Grey Seal in various stages of growth ...... 1904, i,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the horn

OPA O ELIS custo tre Seanttas cyl we Sealshinwsctucrciez eal sia 1905, i,

MINCHIN, Prof. EDWARD A,, M.A., F.RS.,

E.LS., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a specimen of the Spider Hetero-

poda regia, captured at University College,

\

TOOT Oa oR AE a at rN i manne 1904, i,

The Characters and Synonymy of the British

Species of Sponges of the Genus Leucosolenia.

(Rexta iis Ol SOS sine anwu Mis. eect Uni O,. 1904, ii,

On the Sponge Leucosolenia contorta Bower-

bank, Ascandra contorta Haeckel, and Ascetta

spinosa Lendenfeld. (Pl. I. and Text-figs. 2-6.). 1905, ii,

Exhibition of a living specimen of a Lemur

(Galago)jirom Ugandaiy)...)...... 204i). fee h os 1906

Exhibition of diagrams of Trypanosomes

ELOMMMMSSHSE=LIES ooo ley onde dacaes GOH MUN wei 1906

Be

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MINCHIN, Prof. EDWARD A. M.A., F.RB.S.,

F.L.S., F.Z.S. (continued).

On a Hemogregarine from the Blood of a

Himalayan Lizard (Agama tuberculata). (Pls.

LV. G@ LVI.) 2... .cccccesccderreecceseseesseedmenstcres

Exhibition of drawings of Trypanosomes and

Trypanoplasms of some Freshwater Fishes ......

Observations on the Flagellates Parasitic in

the Blood of Freshwater Fishes. (Pls. I—V.) .

Exhibition of the eggs, and living specimens

of the larve and adults of the Tick, Ornitho-

GOnOS von oatas NINIET AV meee erence rely ele etree

Exhibition of microscopic preparations of

the Cysticercus-stage of a Cestode found in the

body-cavity of rat-fleas (Ceratophyllus fasciatus).

MINCHIN, Prof. EDWARD A., M.A., F.RB.S., F.L.S.,

F.Z.S., and REID, DUNCAN J., M.B., C.M.

Observations on the Minute Structure of the

Spicules of Calcareous Sponges. (Pls. XXXIV.

ENON AU Le) ci et ete alodion entdiot crs et

MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LLD., F.RS., F.Z8., Secretary to the

Society.

On the Anatomy of Gruiform Birds; with

special reference to the Correlation of Modi-

fications. (Text-figs. 70-85.)

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in April 1903

eee ere e reese rere reser eesese

Report on the Additions to the Societiy’s

Menagerie in May 1903

a i ac cay

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1909,

1909,

1909,

1908,

1901, ii,

1908, ii,

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in June, July, August, and September

Exhibition, on behalf of Mr. H. Slade, of a

series of photographs of the Indian Elephant

TMI ACE OL CONGLESS!N ke Wass saee depen aceianeete ss

Note on the Cypriote Spiny Mouse ............

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in October 1903 ..................0eee

On the Occasional Transformation of Meckel’s

Diverticulum in Birds intoa Gland. (Text-

1p 0 AL) ose 3 ene OAT eee re ete ee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in November and December 1903..:

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, skins of the

Transvaal Bustard (Zrachelotis barrovit) .........

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in January 1904 ............ ee

Report on the Additions to the Soeiety’s

Menagerie in February 1904.............cccceee eee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerrenmn! Manchy E904 ye as..ceacunctesenen

Exhibition of a photograph, taken by

Mr. Frank Haes, of a Quagga ...............ce0ee.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagentouim: Agri 1904 ee ppcw see bat bees

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Mienagerietin. May 1904 {i,k lus nhs Gath eeed

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1903, ii,

1904, i,

1904, i,

1904, i,

1904, i,

1904, 1,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.B.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Note on two specimens of the Orang-utan he

had seen 1m Paris 0.0. ...:eceecre ens em sec nen aaser os

Beynon on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in June, July, August, September,

A MOCkO DEL OO woo caasaats ce cicoeies namaeinceeacmiiers

On the Species of Crowned Cranes. (Text-

THES, BOAO.) ina soase doncddstosdecboesodasabacecdasbe0s05"

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in November 1904

weet eee sees eeseoesene

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in December 1904

coerce ese reese eseeens

Exhibition of a photograph of an Indian

Rhinoceros

Cees cesses eseoescosevrsoeessenesroreeoe oes oosoeD

Exhibition, on behalf of the Hon. Walter

Rothschild, of a pair of mounted Gorillas

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in January 1905

eee ersosesesessceveseeee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in February 1905

wee eeeceeose soe sesesecose

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in March 1905

Sees oe eee ere esa seseseeosese

On a Young Female Giraffe from Nigeria.

(Text-figs. 50 & 51.)

Sone er oer eressvesrseesoseseveeeoee

Exhibition of photographs of Hippopot-

amuses Swimming

Secs ee heed aeeoscreresessseaesessseeesene

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of April 1905

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1905, 1,

1905, 1,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, i,

1905, ii,

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.RB.S., F.Z.8. (contenued).

On the Anatomy of Limicoline Birds; with

special reference to the Correlation of Modi-

fications. (Text-figs. 23-28.) 2.0.0... eee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of May 1905......

Notice of a memoir entitled ‘“‘ On the Intes-

tinal Tract of (Mammals?) 9 ce Ieee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the months of June, July,

August, September, and October 1905 .........

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of November 1905.

Exhibition of a coloured print of Polito’s

Royal Menagerie at Exeter Change ............

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of December 1905.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of January 1906

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of February 1906.

Exhibition of a paper cutting representing

the print of the foot of an Indian Elephant ...

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of March 1906 ...

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of April 1906

Exhibition of the skull of a Wild Boar ......

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of May 1906......

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1906,

. 1906,

1906,

1906,

1906,

... 1906,

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.S. (continued).

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the months of June, July,

August, and September 1906) ................ss0e 1906, 709

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of October 1906... 1906, 849

Exhibition of a sketch of a young Gorilla.

(12) BDH) JA a eens PI GUIBT, 6 ERIN 1906, 901

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the months of November

andyDecember dQ0Gn parca. 1. yakcec se eeensee caer 1907, 1

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of January 1907. 1907, 143

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of February 1907. 1907, 281

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of March 1907 ... 190%, 379

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some photo-

graphs of a young male African Elephant in

the New York Zoological Gardens ............... 1907, 447

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of April 1907... 190%, 467

Exhibition of a specimen of the patent

Falconnier Glass Brick 1907, A67

DOMOOCOoo Oo modGodanoOnooGKdoOodOn

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a frontlet

and horns of the Takin (Budorcas taxicolor)...... 1907, 467

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of Men TSO sen aoe 1907, 015

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the months of June, July, |

August, September, and October 1907 ......... 1907, 747

Exhibition of an oil-painting of a young

HEME LORIN) ve jAa's elses. Saesenaplie ate ey RRR 1907, 817

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of November 1907. 1907, 1046

Exhibition of preparations of the intestinal

tracts of the Polyprotodont Marsupials Phasco-

gale penicillata, Sminthopsis larapinia, and

(Sis AGIRTESSOG TLUICITTAO eine SANG REA EO ce OPE ON RROD: 1907, 1047

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of December 1907. 1908, 1

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of January 1908 . 1908, 63

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some skins

of the Coypu (Myocastor coypus)............csceeeees 1908, 127

Ona young Female Kordofan Giraffe. (Text-

LICL 210) a Beare Ue cc enone 2A nner ESE 1908, 130

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of February 1908. 1908, 161

Exhibition of a photograph of two young

living examples of the Forest-Pig of Central

Africa (Hylocherus meinertzhagent Thomas).

(Ae as SI) a iS et SO ce NO 1908, 203

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of March 1908 ... 1908, 345

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of April 1908...... 1908, 431

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of May 1908......

Report on the Additions to the Society's

Menagerie during the months of June, July,

August, and September 1908 .................0065

Exhibition of a photograph of a young

' Malayan Tapir. (Text-fig. 167.) ..................

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of October 1908

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of November 1908.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

» Menagerie during the month of December 1908.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of January 1909.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of February 1909.

Exhibition of a photograph of a young

rmericane Papin: scans g thems eae as cae Me Gauee a ans

Note on a paper by C. Onelli in the ‘ Revista

del Jardin Zoologico de Buenos Aires’

Exhibition of a photograph of a small herd of

Mountain Zebras (Hquus zebra)

Seer eceeoeseeessssace

Exhibition of a photograph of a female Giraffe

captured in West Soudan

Peet meee e etre esas esse sceees

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of March 1909 ...

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of April 1909

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1908,

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MITCHELL, P..CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Exhibition of the ears of an Elephant from

the Guaso Ngishu Plateau, east of Mt. Elgon,

British Kast Africa. (Text-fig. 215.) ............ 1909, 667

Notes on a Young Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus)

recently living in the Society’s Gardens. (Pl.

AREA eh cca ne oteaits ¢ gurciseh Cua enU yess Unseen ae 1909, 730

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the months of May, June,

July, August, and September 1909 ............... 1909, 739

Exhibition of the frontlet of a Mishmi Takin

(Budorcas tawicolor). Also of a carved wooden

foume of a) Dalkeita ) ote. ROMA ES, SRO, ON 1909, 741

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of October 1909 . 1909, 798

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of November 1909. 1909, 884

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of December 1909. 1910, 1

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of January 1910. 1910, 251

Exhibition of photographs of a Thylacine

(Thylacinus cynocephalus) and three cubs ...... 1910, 385

Remarks upon Mr. A. Radelyffe Dugmore’s

book ‘ Camera Adventures in the African

INV ELCLSS} ela eeresin cipal ea unl sa blac ae hig 2 tet 1910, 385

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of February 1910. 1910, 534

Exhibition of a series of photographs taken

in the South Orkneys in 1908 by a corre-

spondemijof “The Times,’ ccperceerssoccecpcenee sac 1910, 589

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MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued),

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of March 1910 ...

On the Centenary of Philip Henry Gosse,

10] RS ee mes AGRIC AMIS: aRERBDASODS Oc SURT DR Sar oceOpr act

Exhibition of a photograph of a Giraffe from

CallalandsBlast Aduricaweseeeea-checeae se cee eee ee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of April 1910

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie during the month of May 1910 ......

On Malaria and the “ Millions” Fish. See

Vipan, Capt. J. A. M.

MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A., D.Sc., Hon.

LL.D., F.RS., F.Z8., Secretary to the

Society, and POCOCK, REGINALD I.,

F.RS., F.LS., F.Z.8., Superintendent of

the Gardens.

On the Feeding of Reptiles in Captivity.

With Observations on the Fear of Snakes by

other Vertebrates

Cee eres eeecoeese SOB F0OBGOrLr rere veers e

MOORE, JOHN E. §., F.Z.8.

Further Researches concerning the Molluscs

of the Great African Lakes. (Pls. XXV. &

XXXVI.)

DOO DOOD OT OOD OCT O HOOD DOOD UOOCOOOddOOnGUGo nad 66

Exhibition of a series of lantern-slides illus-

trating the Histology of Cancer in Animal

PHISSUCS ene satvas fortunes os ttiKe eee Re OA

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1910,

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1910,

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MUDGE, GEORGE P., F.2Z.8.

Notice of a Memoir on the Lingual Myology

of Parrots

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a Dogfish

with abnormal viscera

ee eee severe oseeeee res sreseesee

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, an Earth-

worm with bifid tail

ee eee oeesevorer er oerevereesseveee

MUNT, HENRY, F.ZS.

Exhibition of a skin of the Spotted-necked

Otter

Peres e eer ere oesesoeHeseeesoeeesreresesroreseeseooes

MURBACH, LOUIS, and SHEARER, CRESS-

WELL, M.D, F.ZS.

On Meduse from the Coast of British

Columbia and Alaska, (Pls. XVII.-XXIL.)...

NEAVE, SHEFFIELD A., M.A., B.Sc., F.Z.S.

Zoological Collections from Northern Rhodesia

and adjacent Territories: Lepidoptera Rhopalo-

cera. (Pls. I.—-ITI., Text-figs. 1 & 2, and a

Map.)

Corer eee s ere e reese soe eee ener nsseveseseerrererreerere

NEUMANN, Prof. OSCAR, C.M.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of Mammals obtained during his recent

journeys in North-East Africa

See c ere reese rser secre

NEWTON, Prof. ALFRED, M.A., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, photographs

of the White Rhinoceros, taken by Mr. C. R.

Saunders, C.M.G., in Zululand. (Text-figs. 39

& 40.)

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1903, ii, 164

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1902, ii, 142

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NEWTON, EDWIN, T., F.RB.S., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of leg-bones of Foxes that had

been caught in SMAPeS...........0..ceceeeerere eee eens

Exhibition of a metatarsal bone of an Ox

showing the marks of gnawing by rodents ......

NICOLL, MICHAEL J., F.ZS., and MEADE-

WALDO, EDMUND G. B., F.Z.S.

Description of an unknown Animal seen at

Sea off the Coast of Brazil. (Text-fig. 114.) ...

NOPCSA, Baron FRANCIS, Ph.D.

Remarks on the supposed Clavicle of the

Sauropodous Dinosaur Diplodocus. (Text-

HOSA O40) Wea tibcmmec ete vascats wey s au aege vv omee

Ideas on the Origin of Flight. (Text-

PIG SR OO) Sire ncetine iain eertnyen = Nota Pk cca Suey

O'BRIEN, Dr. R. A.

Remarks on the habits, illustrated by lantern-

slides, of the North Queensland Green Tree-Ant

(Occophylla smaragdina 2) ..........0...c0c cece eee

OCHS, JAMES F., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of the heads of twelve Wapiti

(Cervus canadensis typicus) and the head of a

Bison (Bos bison)

OGILVIE-GRANT, WILLIAM R., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a series of Bird-skins from

Japan

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PAM, ALBERT, F.Z.S.

Remarks upon a living specimen of the

Violet-cheeked Humming-bird.....................

PARSONS, FREDERICK G, F.RCS., F.LS.,

E.Z.S.

On the Muscles and Joints of the Giant

Golden Mole (Chrysochloris trevelyani). (Text-

HTH GS) cae cee sae Dette atela oeleiain da series ts oaons i

PARSONS, FREDERICK G., F.RCS., FLS.,

F.Z.S., and WINDLE, Prof. BERTRAM

C. A., D.Sc. M.D., M.A., F.R.S.

On the Muscles of the Ungulata.—Part I.

Muscles of the Head, Neck, and Fore-limb.

(HemtstiesTS6=90.) cc cnciscroiaiwot soon edhiev ets

On the Muscles of the Ungulata.—Part IT.

Muscles of the Hind-limb and Trunk. (Text-

Se AA Oe eng dearest intial wut. Whee vaneless oa.

PEARCE, NIGEL D. F., M.A., and WARBURTON,

CECIL, M.A., F.Z.S.

On new and rare British Mites of the Family

Oribaridesny (Es) PROX XOX ae ba

PEARSON, JOSEPH, D.Sc., F.L.S.

Littoral Marine Fauna: Kerimba Archi-

pelago, Portuguese East Africa. Collected by

James J. Simpson, M.A., B.Sc., University

of Aberdeen, September 1907— May 1908:

HotoruuriowsEAa. (Text-figs, 13-17.)......,..., ;

1905, ii,

1901, i,

1901, ii,

1903, ii,

1905, ii,

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PEARSON, JOSEPH, D.Sc., F.L.S. (continued).

Marine Fauna: Mergui Archipelago, Lower

Burma. Collected by James J. Simpson, M.A.,

B.Sc., and R. N. Rudmose-Brown, B.Sc.,

University of Aberdeen, February 1907-

May 1907: Hototuuriomea. (Text-figs. 18-

DHE ctaciaroa secu ateslescamce ransom en uciee cae mare coals

PEASE, Sir ALFRED E., Bt., F.Z.S.

Field-notes on the Antelopes obtained during

a Journey in Somaliland and Southern Abyssinia

TID LODO DEG Ole es Nae oc Bet eae tr cero ein a

PECKHAM, G. W., and PECKHAM, ELIZA-

BETH G.,

On Spiders of the Family Attide found in

Jamaica, (Pls) LEADV.):. bu. cc vcsa vives snudeeheent

PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE, FREDERICK, B.A,

E.Z.8.

On the Spiders of the Genus Latrodectus

Walckenaer. (Pls. XXVI. & XXVII.).........

On some new Species of Spiders belonging to

the Families Pisauride and Senoculide; with

Characters of a new Genus. (Pls. XIV. & XV.)

PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE, The Rev. OCTAVIUS,

M.A., F.RB.S., C.MLZS.

On some new and interesting Exotic Spiders

collected by Messrs. G. A. K. Marshall and

R. Shelford. (Pl. V.)

ee

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PLIMMER, HENRY G., F.RS., F.LS., F.ZS.,

Pathologist to the Society.

Exhibition of the stomach of a Boa suffering

from gastritis, and the stomach and intestines

of a Cobra suffering from gastro-enteritis ...... 1909,

Report on Deaths which occurred in the

Zoological Gardens during 1908 ...............045 1909,

Report on the Deaths which occurred in the

Zoological Gardens during 1909 ...............00 1910,

POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.RS., F.LS., F.ZS.,

Superintendent of the Gardens and

Curator of Mammals. —

On some new Trap-door Spiders from China.

REM ROAST Wis wee seeincs ses tesrecsevseseessaeuses Seasncass 1901, 1,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, nests of a

tree Trap-door Spider from Rio Janeiro ......... 1901, ii,

On a new Stridulating-Organ in a Scorpion.

ep (Wext tie) 206i) sos ccascrecticssssescieanse.fostutevas dae. 1902, i,

On the Marine Spiders of the Genus Desis,

with Description of a new Species. (Text-

HUSA cicieat'sinnvanainitegnetvensidicacenssaveteecteds 1902, ii,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a nest of a

Gregarious Spider (Stegodyphus dumicola), from

Somer areeee tater uan cc skorts ecutercenny OOQvans

On some Points in the Anatomy of the

Alimentary and Nervous Systems of the

Arachnidan Suborder Pedipalpi. (Text-figs.

AQE 4D) cna 0c ddctae anconraeene Mem Meet MeN etki teed 1902, ii,

On a new Species of Marine Spider of the

Genus Desis from Zanzibar. (Text-fig. 78.) ... 1902, ii,

Proc. Zoou. Soc. Inprex, 1901-10. 6

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POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.RS., F.LS., F.Z.8.

(continued).

On some new Harvest-Spiders of the Order

Opiliones from the Southern Continents. (Text-

figs. 79-84.) ....ceessececeeeecceeeseeaneeroesrerseeness 1902, ii, 392

On the Geographical Distribution of Spiders

of the Order Mygalomorphe. (Text-figs.

BO—B1.)...2ccecceeccesertcescncccceseecsccencsecserscasces 1903,1i, 340

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, photo-

graphs of a mounted specimen of Burchell’s

Zebra. (Text-fig. 22.) ....-..seeseeseseeeeseereeeees 1903, ii, 196

Exhibition of a large Geophilomorphous

Centipede from Venezuela........-...0--ssseeeeeeeee 1903, ii, 196

Exhibition of a piece of basalt containing a

web of the Marine Spider (Desis kenyone) ...... 1903, ii, 316

A new suggestion as to the use of the white

rump-patches in the Ungulata ...............0000 1903, ii, 316

Exhibition of photographs of a young hybrid

Waterbuck. ((Rext-fig. 1.) 0.c.00,. canqucaqacengactt 1904, i, 3

Description of a new Species of Spot-nosed

Monkey of the Genus Cercopithecus. (Text-

Hie O(a areca vecansacudececenmausdedtawacaddanae wees tes 1904,i, 433

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, living

hairless specimens of the House-Mouse and

Browrllvartr cote, tcc cet rc hoeeen enue eben etm Re nen 1904, ii, 133

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, young

examples of the Egyptian Fat-tailed Gerbille... 1904, ii, 133

Exhibition of specimens of the South-African

Millipede (Spirostreptus pyrocephalus) ......... 1905, i, 118

On the Greater Kudu of Somaliland ......... 1905,i, 139

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POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.RS., F.L.S., F.Z.S.

(continued).

Page

The Effects of Castration on the Horns of

the Prongbuck (Antilocapra americana). (Text-

HOS OE ON eeta asics esis nnictasncvclecks sosmenungaune 1905, 1, 191

Exhibition of a specimen of the Spanish

Marat ula 364022 aescthe acta aveererenee bRRLAG AGS seen 1905, ii, 3

Observations upon a Female Specimen of the

Hainan Gibbon (Hylobates hainanus), now living

in the Society’s Gardens, (Pl. V.) ............... 1905, ii, 169

Exhibition of a Jamaican Scorpion (Centrurus

imsulanus) carrying young on its back ............ 1905, ii, 183

Exhibition of a photograph of a Ring-tailed

Lemur carrying its young on its back. (Text-

LLG ee ccceicnen vac ossane visas ve ont caneetenaus sets + 1906, 124

Exhibition of the skull of a Horse showing

PLeorbital, pits sxe wevases . soeeeeecis «dale 1906, 377

Exhibition of a specimen of a Leaf-insect

from the Seychelles .......... PAR GaE RRA M te de 1906, 533

Notes upon Menstruation, Gestation, and

Parturition of some Monkeys that have lived

in the Sociebys\Gardensy. 22 52.25...ssnee sciences 1906, 558

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the ‘“‘rattle”

Oleay OLE MPM CaS Nas canta sc even’ Uewsgacde desea 1906, 902

On English Domestic Cats. (Pls. VIII.-X.

and, Textafion ey ac. sccnyenedescantrstees vara. des bes 1907, 143

Exhibition of a photograph and the skull of a

specimen of Pallas’s Cat that had recently died

in the Menagerie, with general remarks on the

Species. (Lext-ligs: 6-89.) @.ga.0.4.r+ sacar anions 1907, 299

84

POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.RS., F.L.S., F.Z.S8.

(continued).

Exhibition of a model of the African Elephant

be FaMbO cs eee be a nee ee ae Sajsealaen pists

Exhibition of two young English Squirrels

(Sciurus vulgaris albicauda) with abnormally |

coloured fuf.........++ Sracbrnacnradorianpoganpacesnoptp

Notes upon some African Species of the Genus

Felis, based upon specimens recently exhibited

in the Society’s Gardens. (Pl. XX XVIII. and

Mextofies WD OU7G)) a. 0c:etes see cree eee

A Monographic Revision of the Monkeys of

the Genus Cercopithecus. (Pls. XX XIX.-XLIL.

and Texti-figs. 179-193.)......2.02-+-cseeereceer enone

1907,

1907,

1907,

1907,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, two photo- _

graphs of a hybrid between a male European

Wild Cat (Felis sylvestris) and a female African

Wild Cat (Felis ocreata ugande). (Text-

ES Eas INS) )) sao sy sonenneccanbronstosdodncocoszoone

Report upon a small Collection of Mammalia

brought from Liberia by Mr. Leonard Leighton.

(GEA THI) te soboadoctoesscoadacedseedcoene san aatcoe 50%

Exhibition of (on behalf of Mr. W. Simpson

Cross, F.Z.S.), and remarks upon, a photograph

of the rare South-American Wild Dog ies

jubatus)., (Text-fig. 15.)........ cesblele seuss dep eeaes

Description of a new Species of Monkey of

the Genus Cercopithecus. (Pl. X.) ..........s.00e

Notes upon some Species and Geographical

Races of Serows (Capricornis) and Gorals

(Nemorhedus), based upon Specimens exhibited

in the Society’s Gardens. (Text-figs. 30-38.)...

1907,

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1908,

1908,

1908,

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POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.ZS.

(continued).

Exhibition of photographs of a Sumatran.

Tiger, and remarks upon this animal and upon

other Tigers living in the Society’s Gardens.

(a RSS: Hea Stig es Sacha U7 ASS) eae eae ice note ce cs 1908, -. 890

Warning Coloration in the Musteline

Carnivora, (Text-figs. 193-198.)...... Bee acs 1908, 944

On the Skulls of Leopards. (Text-figs. 22 &

Bide) iiss cashAvececesansuteuaaeweoosrees te Ugeiisdencunrber 1909, 204

Description of a new Form of Ratel

(Mellivora) from Sierra Leone, with Notes upon —

the described African Forms of this Genus.

(TEAL «I EDC Le) area pee escarole Parmer nine oR 1909, 394

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the photo-.

graphs of two Quaggas or Burchell’s Zebras.

(Text-figs. 48-50.) ............ sessstesseneesecsseeeess 1909, 415

Exhibition and description of the skin of an

undescribed local race of Monkey, Cercopithecus

CORLL SONCLOILATY. oe aie siete eae os Seki oes ale 6 Saisvagee ot ..- 1909, 545

Exhibition of a living specimen of a Mole-

Rat (Georychus) from Ashanti .................065 1910, 589

Remarks upon, and exhibition of two drawings

illustrating, an instance of ant-mimicry by the —

larvee of a species of Mantis; with a Note on

the mimicry of the larva of the Ceylonese Leaf-

Insect (Phyllium sp. %). (Text-fig. 82.) ......... 1910, 837

On the Specialised Cutaneous Glands of

. Ruminants. (Text-figs. 83-142.) 0.0.0... 1910, 840

86

POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.R.S., F.LS., F.Z.8.,

and MITCHELL, P. CHALMERS, M.A.,

D.Sc., Hon. LL.D., F.R.S., Secretary to the

Society.

On the Feeding of Reptiles in Captivity.

With Observations on the Fear of Snakes by

other Verbebrates “..ccarscseanansteaeeecnaseeesee cee 1907, 785

POCOCK, REGINALD I., F.R.S., F.L.8., F.Z.S.,

and ROTHSCHILD, The Hon. N.

CHARLES, M.A., F.Z.S.

On a new “ Bird’s-dung” Spider from Ceylon.

(Ee Xe) as waeiaetse Yatolscopn'sdentash ovens qetecanemmeaces 1903,1, 48

POOLE, Miss MARGARET.

The Development of the Subdivisions of the

Pleuroperitoneal Cavity in Birds. (Text-figs.

GA SMa samencstort snoseics siscsthuc tee eames TASmeMaeemae 1909, 210

POOLE, Miss MARGARET, and HARRISON,

Miss RUTH M.

Marine Fauna from the Mergui Archipelago,

Lower Burma, collected by Jas. J. Simpson,

M.A., B.Sc., and R. N. Rudmose-Brown, B.Sc.,

University of Aberdeen: Mapreporarta.

(Els. XK Ve i XOXO VIE) GA 1 Serene 1909, 897

Marine Fauna from the Kerimba Archi-

pelago, Portuguese East Africa, collected by

Jas. J. Simpson, M.A., B.Sc. and R. N.

Rudmose-Brown, B.Sc., University of Aberdeen:

MADEEPOWARIAY | cccctev see cebdnashoe Stee eee 1909, 913

87

PORTER, Miss ANNIE, B.Sc.

Leucocytozoén musculi, sp. n., a Parasitic

Protozodn from the Blood of White Mice.

(Pl. XXXIX. and Text-fig. 154.) .........ccceceee

PORTER, Miss ANNIE, B.Sc., and FANTHAM,

HAROLD B., D.Sc., B.A., A.R.C.S., F.Z.8.

On a new Trypanoplasm, Zrypanoplasma

(Cryptobia) dendroceli, sp. u., from Dendrocelum

Up EheUTD sc sc eaemtucuete: onwasiners \tveuorasemeesosites

PRATT, A. E.

Exhibition of a series of skins of Paradise-

birds from the Owen-Stanley Range, British

MIN eauvgs Cuil claatts aan aot cine cle eato cialnt ate viel eoetae Geeeide «

PRICHARD, H. HESKETH, F.Z.S.

Field-Notes upon some of the larger Mammals

of Patagonia, made between September 1900

amide wie OOM ei ccs ees einen eaten eMatt" ais Raseinss

PUNNETT, REGINALD C., B.A., F.Z.8.

On some Arctic Nemerteans. (Pls. VI. &

Wille andl Reto tigs, 16.) ict ec ccuieliscnens sineg’ ce

PYCRAFT, WILLIAM P., F.Z.S., A.LS.

Contributions to the Osteology of Birds.—

Part V. Falconiformes. (Pls. XX XI.-X XXIII.

and! Text-figsaadole)trnjcdonsegadedsnssctea sss caves

Contributions to the Osteology of Birds.—

Part VI. Cuculiformes. (Pl. XXII. and Text-

figs, 43-48.).........0c.00 AAPA EN vets nee b seen

1908,

1910,

1904, 1,

1902, 1,

1901, ii, -

1902, i,

1903, i,

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PYCRAFT, WILLIAM P., F.Z.8., A.L.S. (con-

tinued).

Contributions to the Osteology of Birds.—

Part VII. Eurylemide; with Remarks on the

Systematic Position of the Group. (PI. II. and

Text-figs. 13-15.) ....s..ceeeeneeerseeteeecesccreccnes 1905, ii,

Contributions to the Osteology of Birds.—

Part VIII. The “Tracheophone” Passeres ;

with Remarks on Families allied thereto.

(Bext ties, 49-52 ican sctsdocnmecmeseenen .seescee 1906,

Contributions to the Osteology of Birds.—

Part IX. Tyranni; Hirundines; Muscicape,

Lanii, and Gymnorhines. (Text-figs. 101-104.). 1907,

On a Fossil Bird from the Lower Pliocene.

(exter ATA) Sisic ss irccte sec qestanei sos ceeseanee eee 1909,

RADCLIFFE, C.DELME. See Delmé-Radcliffe, C.

RAMANAN, V. V., M.A., F.Z.S.

On Early Sanskrit References to the Tiger... 1903, ii,

RAYNOR, The Rev. G. H., M.A, F.ES., and

DONCASTER, LEONARD, M.A., F.Z.S.

On Breeding Experiments with Lepidoptera.

Cee VD) eee eee es see ee nena 1906,

REGAN, C. TATE, M.A., F.Z.8.

On the Classification of the Fishes of the

Suborder Plectognathi; with Notes and De-

scriptions of new Species from Specimens in

the British Museum Collection, (Pls. XXIV, &

XXYV, and Mext-Hgs 562595), 5..a eee 1902, ii,

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REGAN, C. TATE, M.A., F.Z.S. (continued). :

A Revision of the Fishes of the Genus

SURETIETE A OWIS eon ee ae a me ee The 1903, i, 180

On a Collection of Fishes made by Dr. Goeldi

at Rio Janeiro, (Pls. VII. & VIII.) ............ 1903, ii, 59

Notice of a Memoir entitled “ Revision of the

- Fishes of the Family Loricariide ” ...........:... 1903, ii, 318

A Revision of the Fishes of the South-

American Cichlid Genera Crenacara, Batrachops,

and Crenicichla. (Pls. XIV. & XV.) wececeeeees 1905, i, 152

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a series of

sketches of Fishes of the Rio Negro............... 1905, i, 189

A Revision of the Fishes of the Family

Galaxaideer, “(EIS XO MN) oa, doctsegeace less ates: 1905, ii, 363

On the Fresh-water Fishes of the Island of

Trinidad, based on the collection, notes, and

sketches made by Mr. Lechmere Guppy, Junr.

(ss XOX TLIO ES cect e ee aaa dls 1906, 378

A Classification of the Selachian Fishes.

(Mexia tigsy IND Ae clio tions va velssele ester sinuone 1906, 722

Descriptions of the Teleostean Fish Velifer

hypselopterus and of a new Species of the Genus

| LS EE Doe ec Seber ABH SCO SEER CHEOR CATER ear] Dean Ane 1907, 633

On the Anatomy, Classification, and Syste-

‘matic Position of the Teleostean Fishes of the

Suborder Allotriognathi. (Text-figs. 166-171.). 1907, 634

Descriptions of new Loricariid Fishes from

South America. (Pls. XUVII.-XLIX. and

Plexi es02 06-208.) ec teermepeeciiece Sesame ee loOn: 795

90

REGAN, C. TATE, M.A., F.Z.S. (continued).

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.—VIII. A Collection of Fresh-

water Fishes from Corea. (Pls. II. & III.) ...

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, an

Australian Cat-fish (Cnidoglanis megastoma

Tyne nga} | SgorApanBennanprqbedie cana sj0 sca sbranes326

A Revision of the Sharks of the Family

Orectolobide. (Pls, XI.—XIIT.) ............000008

Exhibition of two species of Char (Salvelinus

graye and S. macillaris). ....0co.cscecsreseensaks savas

Exhibition of sketches of, and remarks upon,

colour-changes in some Fishes in the New York

ANOMEVETIEIN . SoonpaecoocnononpneogbsbaoncndospAcoRes 20000

A Collection of Fishes made by Dr. C. W.

Andrews, F.R.S., at Christmas-. Island.

GPUs TVG TEXEV AL)". 0. h ose ree vee aceite eis

The Asiatic Fishes of the Family Anabantide.

(Pls, TX XV XOX XO eae tenga

REID, DUNCAN J., M.B., C.M., and MINCHIN,

Prof. EDWARD A., M.A., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Observations on the Minute Structure of the

Spicules of Calcareous Sponges. (Pls. XX XIV.-

XXXVII.)

Corre eereceseereccccrecscetonnecceseceeeneese

1908,

1908,

1908,

1909,

1909,

1909,

1909,

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RENNIE, JOHN, D.Sc., and WISEMAN, HARRY,

M.A., B.Sc.

On Collections of the Cape Verde Island

Marine Fauna,-made by Cyril Crossland, M.A.

(Cantab.), B.Se. (Lond.), F.Z.8., of St. Andrews

University, July to September 1904.—The

Ascidians. (Pls. LXIV. & LXV.) .........s.008

RENSHAW, GRAHAM, M.B., M.R.C.S., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a drawing of a young African

Hlephant .......sccseeeeereeeesseereceeceeeeree eens rane

Exhibition of photographs of, and remarks

upon, a pair of Short-horned Buffaloes in the

Antwerp Zoological Gardens.........ssesseeeeereees

RICARDO, Miss GERTRUDE.

Description of a new Fly of the Family

Tabanide.......csessceeeeee Seen de rains consist

RIDEWOOD, WALTER G., D.Sc., F.LS., F.Z.S.

On the Structure of the Horny Excrescence,

known as the ‘ Bonnet,’ of the Southern Right

Whale (Balena australis). (Pl..VI.) «2...

Exhibition of some microscopic slides of the

hair of Johnston’s Zebra (Zquus johnstont) ......

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some

microscopic preparations of the hair of

Antelopes, Giraffe, and Zebra ............s0sseeees

Some Observations on the Skull of the

Giraffe. (Text-figs. 4-10.) ..... sSatelantctcbehaatebtattabett

1906,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1906,

1901, i,

1901, i,

1901, ii,

1904, i,

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130

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87

150

92

Page

RIDEWOOD, WALTER G., D.Sc., F.L.8., F.Z.8.

(continued).

On the Cranial Osteology of the Fishes of the

Families Elopide and Albulide, with Remarks

on the Morphology of the Skull in the Lower

Teleostean Fishes generally. (Text-figs. 8-18.) 1904, ii, 35

On the Cranial Osteology of the Clupeoid

Rishess,) (Text-fies. VIS8=L43;) i..cse-cevoosseesane 1904, ii, 448

Exhibition of microscopic preparations of the

regenerated vertebree of the tails of Dormice ... 1905, ii, 494

RIDGEWAY, Prof. WILLIAM, M.A., Sc.D.,

F.B.A., LLD., Litt.D.

Contributions to the Study of the Equidee.

I. The Differentiation of the Three Species of

Zebras. (Text-figs. 140-155.) ............csseseess 1909, 547

Contributions to the Study of the Equide.—

If. On Hitherto Unrecorded Specimens of © -

Equus quagga. (Text-figs. 156-180.) ............ 1909, 563

Contributions to the Study of the Equide.—

II. On a Portion of a Fossil Jaw of one of the

Hiquidee, | \(Lext= tee Sil) see ee een 1909, 586

A letter from, correcting an error in his

paper on “The Differentiation of the Three

Species of Zebras”” ...6....01.. spahigts unt eeee eT ee 1909, 798

RITCHIE, JAMES, M.A., B.Sc.

On Collections of the Cape Verde Islands

Marine Fauna, made by Cyril Crossland, M.A.

(Cantab.), B.Sc. (Lond.), F.Z.8., of St. Andrews

University, July to September, 1904,—The

Hydroids. (Pls. XXIII-XXVI. and Text-

HPS cLAD SAL). gt vec ccc eee 1907, 488

93

RITCHIE, JAMES, M.A., B.Sc. (continued).

The Marine Fauna of the Mergui Archipelago,

Lower Burma, collected by Jas. J. Simpson,

M.A., B.Sc., and R..N.. Rudmose-Brown, D.Sc.,

University of Aberdeen, February to May,

1907._The Hydroids. (Pls. LXXVI. &

LXXVII. and Text-fig. 79.) ......... Bee uanorices vo LOLO;

Hydroids from Christmas Island, Indian

Ocean, collected by C. W. Andrews, D.Sc, _

F.RS., F.Z.8., in 1908, (Text-figs. 80 & 81.).... 1910,

RITCHIE, JAMES, M.A., B.Sc., and McINTOSH,

D.C., M.A., B.Sc., F.R.S.E.

On a Case of Imperfect Development in

Echinus esculentus. (Pl. XXXIII. and Text-

figs. 188-142.)...........4..-6+ ore cutest « wseee 1908,

ROBERTSON, Miss MURIEL.

Notes on an Ichthyosporidian causing a Fatal

Disease in Sea-Trout. (Pls. LXIJT.—LXIV.) ... 1909,

ROSENBERG, WILLIAM F. H., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of a Rook with an abnormal bill. 1909,

ROTHSCHILD, The Hon. L. WALTER, D.Sc.,

Ph.D., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of the Ibex of Abyssinia (Capra wale Riipp.).... 1901, ii,

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a specimen

of the Abyssinian Wolf (Canis simensis Riipp.). 1901, ii,

Note on Alces bedfordice.. orem iee cis aaidowe'n ou Sieans 1902, ii,

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ROTHSCHILD, The Hon. L. WALTER, D-Sc.,

Ph.D., F.Z.S. (continued).

Notes on Anthropoid Apes. (Pl. XXIV. and

Text-figs. 99-117.) ...csccccrsesceesnceeeeeseeneneenens

Exhibition of specimens of a rare Marsupial

(Dactylopsila palpator) ...-..csecveceeeeereeeseneenes

Exhibition of two Tusks from Abyssinia......

Further notes on Anthropoid Apes ............

Exhibition of specimens of African Forest-

Description of a new Bush-Buck ...............

Exhibition of a mounted specimen of a Gorilla.

Descriptions of a new Species and two new

Subspecies of Antelopes and a new Sheep ......

Exhibition of the skins and horns of a male

females lalansiromebhutan eee eles eee eeeeeeeees

ROTHSCHILD, The Hon N. CHARLES, M.A.,

F.ZS.

New Siphonaptera. (Pls. XX VIIT.-XXX1I.)

ROTHSCHILD, The Hon N. CHARLES, M.A.,

F.Z.S.,and POCOCK, REGINALD L., F.R.S.,

F.L.S., F.Z.8., Superintendent of the Gar-

dens and Curator of Mammals.

On a new “ Bird’s-dung ” Spider from Ceylon.

(Pl. X.)

PO e ee Seaeeeeserosr eer FFOOoFeeresoeroeereeecooeees

1904, ii,

1905, ii, .

1905, ii,

1906,

1906,

1906,

1906,

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ROUSSELET, CHARLES F., F.R.MLS.

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunning-

ton, F.Z.S., 1904—1905.—Report on the Polyzoa.

GBS NOUV. Sn RENE) Ete ttenis orn « ath eles das coer en et ned

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunning-

ton, F.Z.8., 1904-1905.—Report on the Roti-

foray’ (Els VANOXGVY Shc actecscnseietcictte sot ote oe oe

ROUX, JEAN, Ph.D.

Synopsis of the Toads of the Genus Wecto-

phryne B. & P., with special Remarks on some

known Species and Description of a new Species

from German East Africa, (PI. IT.) ............

RUSSELL, EDWARD §., M.A., B.Sc., F.Z.S.

On Trichorhiza, a new Hydroid Genus.

BENIN ee etn ete cae,

Environmental Studies onthe Limpet. (Text-

AVG Sar or llle= ABs vate -wislld_ afte ache llelldaeeGieotes Srislelele eas

The Growth of the Shell of Patella vulgata L.

(GENO...) Garret ee Rata aer Srire menCRnnE BerOr COnOEE Gr

SALAMAN, REDCLIFFE N., M.A., M.B., F.Z.S.

On the Cause of Death of a Polar Bear

recently living in the Society’s Gardens .........

SAMBON, LOUIS W., M.D., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of diagrams illustrating trans-

mission of diseases by Insects and Ticks .........

1907,

1910,

1906,

1906,

1907,

19909,

1903, ii,

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SAMBON, LOUIS W., M.D., F.Z.8. (continwed).

Descriptions of some New Species of Animal

PPAASTECS nonce te eate aoe oe oe i eoale eee oaele ne seneTe oie

Exhibition of.a large series of Internal Para-

: , Beer eed

sites from animals recently living in the Society’s

(GR ca (ev anche eer an ep aoe eM rca ny oral acest ie

SAMBON, LOUIS W., M.D., F.Z.S., and SELIG-

MANN,CHARLES G., M.D., M.R.C.P., F.Z.S.

Descriptions of five New Species of Hemo-

gregarines frouySnakesits.csac.. tes sen a raeee ane

SARS, Prof. GEORGE 0., €.M.Z.8.

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunning-

ton, F.Z.8., 1904-1905.—Report on the Cope-

podar 7 GP1s; VAL SOX) ,25.. Se ee

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika a

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunning-

ton, F.Z.8., 1904-1905.—Report on the Ostra-

eoda.oV(PIS. i xainve aX Xen, ie sees ae

SATUNIN, CONSTANTIN, C.M.Z.S.

On a new Hedgehog from Transcaucasia;

with a Revision of the Species of the Genus

Erinaceus of the Russian Empire

eoeeescressvresssve

The Black Wild Cat of Transcaucasia

eeocosecen

SAUNDERS, HOWARD, F.LS., F.Z.S.

Address on the occasion of the decease of

Queen Victoria

Ste eres eeeeeeseseeesesessrerssesessere

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SCHARFF, ROBERT F., Ph.D., BSc., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of some long-bones and antlers of

Reindeer from a cave in County Cork in Ireland

SCHERREN, HENRY, F.Z.S.

| Linneus and Hunter on Feather-Tracts

(Usp cist 250 ie) a mn ae Miri ae A Ae yh ocr arn

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, abnormal

claws of the Crab and Lobster ...............2000..

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a horn of

VOGT DENS ALES OES OME ENON, PN NRG BEG

Exhibition, on behalf of Mr. Rowland Ward,

of a melanistic specimen of the Blackbuck ......

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, illustrations

of a Zebra in works by Aldrovandus and Ludol-

Exhibition of lantern-slides of, and remarks

upon, old pictures of Anthropoid Apes. (Text-

Mos DOGO TV ha fiatke se iae dec sdeene deat ieeesiaceie alte

Some Notes on Hybrid Bears ...............00.

Exhibition of some melanistic and black

MeopardeSkimsrsssssvereass 2) hzhesieie eevee.

On certain Errors with reference to George

thepBourthrs| Guraitet sate he ane

SCHWANN, HAROLD, F.Z.5.

A List of the Mammals obtained by Messrs.

R. B. Woosnam and R. E. Dent in Bechuana-

LY 040 ana al al LA) se AL Ai tle

SCHWANN, HAROLD, F.ZS., and THOMAS,

OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S.

On a Collection of Mammals from British

Namaqualand, presented to the National Mu-

seumpby.Mar.@: D, Rudder (PL. Van)" 5 nc. seeceee

Proc. Zoou. Soc. InpEx, 1901-10.

1909,

1903, i,

1903, ii,

1908, ii,

1905, i,

1905, 1,

1905, ii,

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1908,

1908,

1906,

1904, i,

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SCHWANN, HAROLD, F.ZS., and THOMAS,

OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S. (continwed).

On Mammals collected during the Uganda

Boundary Commission by the late Mr. W. G.

Doggett, and presented to the British Museum

by Col. C. Delmé-Radcliffe. (Text-fig. 95.) ... 19904, i, 459

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—IT.

List of Mammals from the Wakkerstroom

District, South-Eastern Transvaal ...........0.+. 1905, i, 129

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—ITI.

List of the Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant in

Zunlealandy voit vases agaes ccacwenae scare ainsee woeeetceccets 1905,i, 254

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—IV.

List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant at

HRA SM Aisa cae sedans es cia cls oceisein ie Heb semelerece erent 1906, 159

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—V.

List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant in

INGE Eran svaiallouigetss cutinadacie ener sn caete ene 1906, 575

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—VI.

List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant in

the, Hastermp Transvaal. cacsscecccccsanedeueeeste 1906, 779

SCLATER, PHILIP LUTLEY, M.A., D.Sc., Ph.D.,

F.R.S., F.Z.8.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in December 1900 ..............2.00008 1901, i, 1

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in January 1901 ........5........0-.0000 1901, 1, 35

Remarks on a mounted specimen of Preje-

valsky’s Horse (Hguus prejevalskii) in the

Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris............... 1901,i1, 35

On an apparently new species of Zebra (Hqwus

johnston) from the Semliki Forest. (Text-fig.7.) 1901,i, 50

25)

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SCLATER, PHILIP LUTLEY, M.A., D.Sc., Ph.D.,

F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in February 1901..............cc.cececee 190151527165

List of specimens of the Quagga that have

lived in the Society’s Menagerie. (Text-fig. 47.) 1901, i, 165

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of Mammals obtained by Sir Harry Johnston in

Wena. tc. niece GeO NCEE 1901, i, 222

Exhibition of Lepidoptera collected in St.

Lucia, West Indies, by Major A. H. Cowie,

LATS Sob Ses ge sae Erie ae gee EE RE GES GRO nee ed 1901,1, 223

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in: March P90 lee ccosccsclcccsescs. 1901,i, 324

Exhibition (on behalf of Mr. Phil. Robinson)

of an old engraving of the Mountain Zebra...... 1901,1, 325

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie ime April LOQt a soe, Gear one 1201, ii, 1

Notice of a Zebra (apparently Lquus grevyi)

taken from Ludolphus’s work on Abyssinia ... 1901,ii, 2

_ Exhibitionof an original water-colour painting

by Sir Harry Johnston, K.C.B., and remarks

upon the newly-discovered African Mammal,

then @lcerpree MUI Mersey katate. cons 1901, ii, 3

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie int May tO0l ea eee ae: 1901, ii, 279

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in June, July, August, September,

and: OctobershOOW acini Gay peer. 642% foie vote 1901, ii, 470

Announcement of the offer of a pair of young

Giraffes to the Society by Co]. B. Mahon......... 1901, ii, 471

100

SCLATER, PHILIP LUTLEY, M.A., D.Sc., Ph.D.,

F.RB.S., F.Z.S. (continued).

Exhibition of a small collection of Mammals

presented to the Society by Mons. C. Satunin .

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some heads

of Antelopes obtained by Sir W. Garstin in the

Higyptian Sudan .........sseeee cesses eee eee eee ee eee ees

Report on the Additions to the Society's

Menagerie in November 1901. (Pl. XXIX.

Pyavgl UMenansave BIE)! Spnesaaden ge oscqvonnsccconceceaseo:

Remarks on the herd of Prjevalsky’s Horse

alin Wi @lowenein ANID Gaaccecnocos soe ooduoscodocopacadecac

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in December 1901 ..................4+.

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in January 1902

ores e sores e reese ese sere

Report on the Additions to the Society's

Menagerie in February 1902. (Pl. XIIT.)......

List of the Parrots represented in the Society’s

Collection in January 1902, with Remarks on

some of the Rarer Species. (Pls. XVIII. &

XIX.)

Cece ere ee rer ereeer cease oesseesseerereeresesssssoore

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in March 1902. (Pl. XXV.).........

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in April 1902

eee ec rors ecto terse e scene ooe

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a Moth of

the genus Cossus reaved in the Society’s Insect

House

Bee c esos ee eseseereeeeresescorsrsseseseseoeseorereee

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in May 1902

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in June, July, August, and Septem-

ber 1902. (Pl. XVIII.)

Ose secre secresccocsesceececees

1901, ii,

1901, ii,

1901, ii,

1901, ii,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

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SCLATER, PHILIP LUTLEY, M.A., D.Sc., Ph.D.,

F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a photo-

graph of a Persian Ibex. (Text-fig. 55.).........

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some photo-

graphs of the Rocky Mountain Goat

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in, October, 1902) 9.051225, once. oc. see

Report on the Additions te the Society’s

Menagerie in November 1902 ...............0c0008

Remarks on the specimen of the Greater Bird

of Paradise living in the Society’s Gardens ......

Report on the Additions to the ee

Menagerie in December 1902 ............ codkovient

On the Zebra-and-Pony hybrid living in the

Society’s Menagerie. (Text-fig. 1.) ...............

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the horn of

a Rhinoceros from the White Nile. (Text-

BU ON he cc a he ALI eS aS!

Note on the specimens of the Okapi in the

Congo Free State Museum. ...7.. 0002. c-2 0. ecu essen

Letter from Mr. W. Rodier on the Rabbit-

Pes ime Ans bial soca. cs ees oa ately Se nciccs «aephacchine

Extracts from a letter from Capt. P. H. G.

Powell-Cotton on the Okapt .......0.6:s..sssn0eee0

SCLATER, WILLIAM LUTLEY, M.A., F.Z.S.

Remarks on the Zoological Museums of South

PARTIGAl EAE ES. aan cat EERE MOEN. Cia A AI 9 Ati

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in January 1903 .............ccese ee eees

1902, ii,

1902, il,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1902, ii,

1903, i,

1908, i,

1903, ii,

1904, ii,

1905, ii,

1906,

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72

79

102

SCLATER, WILLIAM LUTLEY, M.A., F.ZS.

(continued).

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in February 1903...............0.0eeee0

Extract from a letter from Major C. Delmé

Radcliffe concerning skins of a Monkey and an

Otter froma Wand arcane peaeeceeereeceer

Report on the Additions to the Society’s

Menagerie in March 1908 .............-csseccceeeess

SEELEY, Prof. HARRY G., F.R.S., F.Z.S,

On the Primitive Reptile Procolophon. (Text-

HST OSI Noo. seems uetelce was che Sees aeat abies eee

The Armour of the Extinct Reptiles of the

Genus Pareiasaurus. (Text-figs. 125-129.) ...

Additional Evidence as to the Dentition and

Structure of the Skull in the South African

Fossil Reptile Genus Diademodon. (Text-

iP LS aan es eer ea ee eR nee Peper

SELIGMANN, CHARLES G., M.D., M.R.C.P., F.Z.S.

Note on Deaths occurring in the Society’s

Gardens duninigs O05 7 Vaan eneeneek ese causes

Exhibition of a skin of a caponised Fow]......

Exhibition of the aorta of a Tiger showing

IDE UP STIS peter mate ares hi se ache ciesisoioie senisedins aktcteee

Exhibition of some tail-feathers from a Com-

mon Pheasant showing markings peculiar to

both sexes

eeeeeeecoresesoesoscvoceseososcoeeseoeesesooenD

Exhibition of a skull of a Domestic Sheep

which had been castrated when young

eeoeecccevece

Report on Deaths occurring in the Society’s

Menagerie during 1906. (Text-fig. Gs) eae

1903, i,

1903, i,

1903, i,

1905, i,

1908,

1908,

1906,

1906,

1906,

1906,

1906,

1907,

Pago

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191

292

218

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611

234

533

634

635

903

168

103

SELIGMANN, CHARLES G., M.D., M.B.CP., F.ZS.,

and SAMBON, LOUIS W., M.D., F.Z8.

Descriptions of five New Species of Hemo-

GLESATINES TEOMN SHAKES osc cc eleccs secede cence: sees

SENNA, Dr. ANGELO. See Shelford, R. Obser-

vations on some Mimetic Insects and Spiders

from Borneo and Singapore.

SETH-SMITH, DAVID, F.Z.S., Curator of Birds

and Inspector of Works.

Exhibition of a photograph of, and remarks

upon, a nest built by a pair of Tufted Umbres

(Scopus wmbretta) in the Gardens. (Text-fig.

BUS OD eee scailane snc GaiessSeuiaels as cecaeiacanasne cee cists vs

An account of some living examples, in the

Society’s Gardens, of the Black-hooded Parrakeet

(Psephotus cucullatus North). (Text-fig. 54.)...

SEXTON, Mrs. E. W.

On the Amphipod genus Trischizostoma.

(IIS. CY G50) sor snonboneengeooseoosaeesoouedenc

Notes on some Amphipoda from the North Side

of the Bay of Biscay. Families Pleustide and

Eusiride. (Pls. LXXX. & LXXXI. and Text-

HSS 2 Bids QMO ees wings sehaacsiusencs sth scene 0 bia

SHANN, E. W., B.Sc.

An account of some post-mortem phenomena

Opserved ita sMemnNeassasawiess.caeoasenkast ay.

1907,

1909,

1910,

1908,

1909,

Page

283

885

537

370

848

535

104

Page

SHARPE, R. BOWDLER, LL.D., F.Z.8.

On a Collection of Birds made by Dr. Donald-

son Smith in Northern Somali-land............... 1901, ii, 298

On the Collection of Birds made by Dr. A.

Donaldson Smith on his last Expedition to Lake

Rudolf and the Nile. (Pl, XXXVI)............ 1901, li, 602

SHEARER, CRESSWELL, M.D., F.Z.S., and MUR-

BACH, LOUIS.

On Meduse from the Coast of British Colum-

bia and Alaska, (Pls, XVII.-—XXIT.) ......... 1903, ii, 164

SHELFORD, ROBERT, M.A., F.L.S., F.Z.8.

Exhibition of a series of lantern-slides illus-

trative of Mimicry amongst Bornean Insects ... 1901, ii, 284

Observations on some Mimetie Insects and

Spiders from Borneo and Singapore. With

Appendices containing Descriptions of new

Species by R. Suetrorp, Dr. Karu Jorpay,

C. J. Gawan, the Rev. H. S. Goruam, and Dr.

SAE SUNINAS 4 (Eels eXOIOXC OKI een ae ee een ee 1902, ii, 230

A Note on « Flying” Snakes. (Text-figs,

BP ORCETEN GD) aces sc age oa sana TCR R ic nese mec ane Te et 1906, 227

SHERBORN, C. DAVIES, F.Z.S.

Remarks on the Progress of the ‘ Index

ASV ITVAS) VINETAT ae A cen ne eR RRS cece a iG ca ee 1901, ii, 2

Exhibition of a specimen of chert from the

Middle Culm-measures of Christow Down,

Blevionehine.. sin sta hae menead san, Aue eee 1908. 433

105

SHIPLEY, ARTHUR E., M.A., F.RB.S., F.Z.8.

On the Ento-Parasites collected by the ‘‘ Skeat

Expedition” to Lower Siam and the Malay

Peninsula in the Years 1899-1900. (Pl. XVI.).

Notes on Ento-Parasites from the Zoo-

logical Gardens, London, and elsewhere. (Text-

TOMO Ng Cae ewan dete ennai ace MeN clon ano een

The Ectoparasites of the Red Grouse (Lagopus

SEOLLCUS up, (> S3) XN XEXC Vi, ela Jee we cele ston

The Thread- Worms (Vematoda) of the Red

Grouse (Lagopus scoticus). (Pls. XLVIII-LV.).

The Tape-Worms (Cestoda) of the Red Grouse

(Lagopus scoticus). With a Note by Ww.

BucRrAve MA (PIs. UN LIX) feces scc ccs:

Internal Parasites of Birds allied to the Grouse.

SHORTRIDGE, G. CHESTER.

An Account of the Geographical Distribution

of the Marsupials and Monotremes of South-

West Australia, having special reference to the

Specimens collected during the Balston Expe-

dition of 1904-1907. (Text-figs. 244-277.) ...

SHUFELDT, ROBERT W., M.D., C.M.Z.S.

On the Comparative Osteology of the Pas-

serine Bird Arachnothera magna. (P1. LX VIIL.).

SILLEM, CHARLES.

Exhibition of some living specimens of the

Crustacean Chirocephalus diaphanus..........-.0++

1903, ii,

1905, i,

1909,

1909,

1909,

1909,

1909,

1909,

145

248

309

339

363

803

527

539

106

SIMON, M. EUGENE.

On the Arachnida collected during the “ Skeat

Expedition” to the Malay Peninsula, 1899-1900.

SINCLAIR, F. G. (formerly F. G. HEATHCOTE),

M.A., F.L.S.

On the Myriapoda collected during the “ Skeat

Expedition ” to the Malay Peninsula, 1899-

GOD), (CES 200 COL) Gonnoconpncnosbonsce:

SKEAT, W. W. See Laidlaw, Frank F. List of

Place-names in the Siamese Malay States

visited by Members of the “Skeat Expe-

dition.”

SLADE, FRANK, F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a Bantam hen with a claw on

CAC WANE Sorc tiding iewemiecusinsis als see waarsleles steel see tana

Exhibition of photographs of a Sea- Anemone

in the process (Ole dWASION jer Hace. nena mencoieeeeee te

SLADE, H.

On the Mode of Copulation of the Indian

Elephant

Se ooseeseoveeeovereevrevrenseooevesesoresevoDeoEBOED

SMALLWOOD, Prof. WILLIAM M.

Notes on the Hydroids and Nudibranchs of

Bermuda. (Text-figs. 7-10.)

eeeecceesrescussessvssece

SMITH, D.SETH- See Seth-Smith D

1901, ii,

1901, ii,

1904, i,

1905, ii,

1903, i,

Page

45

505

416

324

111

137

107

SMITH, EDGAR A., 1S.0., F.Z.5.

Note on some Mollusks of the Family Buli-

mulide from Matto Grosso. (Percy Sladen

Expedition to Central Brazil.) ...............0seeee

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr. W. A. Cunning-

ton, 1904-1905.—Report on the Mollusca.

(12d 6 ROMER SARA RRM H OAKS ORE A Bry tomar ibaa

SMITH EDGAR A., 1S.0., F.Z.S., and BLOOMER,

H. HOWARD.

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland in the Years 1901 and 1902.—On

some Species of Solenide..............cscsceseneeeeens

SMITH, Prof. G. ELLIOT, M.A., M.D., F.R.S.

Note on the Presence of an extra Pair of

Molar Teeth in a Lemur fulvus. (Text-fig. 1.).

Notice of a paper on the Form of the Brain

in the extinct Lemurs of Madagascar, with

some Remarks on the Affinities of the Indrisinez.

SMITH, Dr. H. HAMMOND, F.ZS.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a collection

of grits from the gizzards of Game-birds .........

SMITH, P. W. BASSETT-, ce Bassett-

Smith, P. W.

SOLLAS, Miss IGERNA B, J., B.Sc.

On the Sponges collected during the “ Skeat

Expedition” to the Malay Peninsula, 1899-1900.

Page

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1906, 180

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1902, ii, 61

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1907, 468

(Ps REUV ORGS OS VE, ei ttcaine Mae teckeawits Socch Caudees 1902, ii, 210

108

SPURRELL, H. GEORGE F.

The Articulation of the Vertebrate Jaw.

(Text-figs. 34-47.) ...csecceseecseecneeeescsenseeceens

STANDEN, ROBERT, and MELVILL, JAMES

COSMO, M.A., F.LS., F.Z.S.

The Mollusca of the Persian Gulf, Gulf of

Oman, and Arabian Sea, as evidenced mainly

through the Collections of Mr. F. W. Townsend,

1893-1900; with Descriptions of new Species.—

Part I. CePHALOPODA, GASTROPODA, SCAPHOPODA,

C2, 2G SOC.) Sadgasenssosncocsnonoonadoaacone

The Mollusca of the Persian Gulf, Gulf of

Oman, and Arabian Sea, as evidenced mainly

through the Collections of Mr. F. W. Townsend,

1893-1906 ; with Descriptions of new Species.—

Part II. Penecypopa, (Pls. LITI.-LVI.) ......

STANDING, HERBERT F., M.Sc.

Notice of a Memoir on recently discovered

Subfossil Prosimize from Madagascar

STAPLES-BROWNE, RICHARD, B.A., F.Z.S.

Note on Heredity in Pigeons

On the Inheritance of Colour in Domestic

Pigeons, with Special Reference to Reversion.

(lg: MV VB) eae sack Sak eee ee

STEBBING, The Rev. THOMAS R. R., M.A.,

F.B.S., F.L.S., F.Z.8.

Zoological Results of the Third Tanganyika

Expedition, conducted by Dr.W. A. Cunnington,

1904-5.—Report on the Isopoda terrestria.

(Pl. XXVIL.)

POCO CoO HH Ee oS eee see reese ereseneseee se eeeee

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1907, 281

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1908, 554

109

STEWART, Col. C. E., C.B., C.M.G., C.1.E.

On the Original Home of the Tiger............

STOLZMANN, JEAN, and BERLEPSCH, GRAF

HANS von.

On the Ornithological Researches of M. Jean

Kalmowski-in Central Peru 2o..-acss-nec- ees:

SYKES, ERNEST R., F.Z.S.

On the Land Operculate Mollusca collected

during the “ Skeat Expedition” to the Malay

Peninsula im L699 1900. (CPN exeXe ee te.e sans

TALBOT, Majcr-Gen. Sir REGINALD, K.C.B.,

F.Z.8.

Extract from a letter from, concerning the

supposed breeding of a Mule.................0e0eee

TEGETMEIER, WILLIAM B., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a mounted head and horns of

the: Sable Amicloperc rcs tc eced ne tlas tess

Exhibition of the skin of a Mountain Hare

(Lepus variabilis) which had been stated to

belong to a Hare-Rabbit hybrid ..................

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the skull

of a supposed Hybrid between the Sheep and

NG PO e a. euctetatos dome n seems vic ataie notctsldaluiisie's'nie 965

Exhibition of a series of photographs of

Brjevalsky Sublorsergesocuatatirmstnrdancac: ster esneee

Exhibition of a specimen of an Asiatic King-

Crab picked up alive off the Isle of Wight ......

1903, i,

1902, ii,

1903, i,

1906,

1901, i,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1902, i,

1904, ii,

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109

18

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224

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181

110

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THACKER, A. G., A.R.CS. -

On Collections of the Cape Verde Islands

Fauna made by Cyril Crossland, M.A. (Cantab.),

B.Sc.(Lond.), F.Z.S. (late of the Gatty Marine

Laboratory, St. Andrews University), from July

to September 1904.—The Calcareous Sponges.

(Pl. XL, and Text-figs. 155-166.)...........-.-0+- 1908, 757

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S.

On the Mammals of the Balearic Islands...... 1901,1, 35

On the more notable Mammals obtained by

Sir Harry Johnston in the Uganda Protectorate.

EL Vi) sects cam aleiod eileiiagie cio esstcaiient asin eee RepeEee 1901, ii, 85

Notes on the Type Specimen of Rhinoceros

lasiotis Sclater ; with Remarks on the Generic

Position of the Living Species of Rhinoceros ... 1901, ii, 154

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a peculiar

Stag’s frontlet and horns from Borneo............ 1901, ii, 284

On the Five-horned Giraffe obtained by

Sir Harry Johnston near Mount Elgon. (Text-

ISD Eko) BE Ree aanr Ce omeny oniise iuadantacainncantcas 1901, ii, 474

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the skin

and skull of a Yellow-backed Duiker (Cepha-

lophus sylvicultrix) from N.E. Rhodesia ......... 1902 i, 1

On Two new Genera of Rodents from the

Highlands of Bolivia. (Pls. VIII. & EX) eee 1902,i1, 114

On some New Mammals from Northern

Niyasalamdl, ences sates ssaien aatent sane eee eee 1902, i, 118

On the Mammals collected during the

Whitaker Expedition to Tripoli, (Pl. 1.) ...... 1902, ines 12

111

‘Page

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

On a Collection of Mammals from Abyssinia,

including some from Lake Tsana, collected by

Miazabldygard DOmeM. -.cacce- sai dedaese concdveees sees 1902, ii, 308

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some speci-

mens of the East-African Bongo Antelope

(Boocercus eurycer0s t8AGci) ....0.0seeeecoeeeeeoecee 1902, ii, 319

Exhibition of a skin and description of a

new species of Monkey, Rhinopithecus brelichi.

GR OXI) yon ieee aa oo. 1903, i, 224

Exhibition of specimens and description of a

new species of Duiker, Cephalophus ignifer ...... 1903, 1, 225

On some Mammals collected by Capt. H. N.

Dunn, R.A.M.C., in the Soudan ..............000. 1903, i, 294

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the horns

of a new form of Grant’s Gazelle, proposed to

be named Gazella granti robertst. (Text-figs.

TCO) 2G I UB aa a te iS A a ee a 1903, ii, 119

Exhibition of specimens and descriptions of

new species of Mammals from New Guinea.

(TBs STE) vette a He ca a 1903, ii, 196

On the Mammals collected by Mr. A. Robert

at Chapada, Matto Grosso. (Percy Sladen Ex-

pedition to Central Brazil.) (Pl. X XVII.) ... 1903, ii, 232

Exhibition, on behalf of Mr. W. E. de

Winton, F.Z.S., of a drawing of a female

Gazelle bearing a hair-whorl on the withers.

(Pextefies, SOs mcavncsseacesaeceeese eels cataee cones 1903, ii, 317

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a specimen

of the Rodent Fornarina (gen. nov.) phillipst

and description of AHeterocephalus ansorgei

(SPP MOV.) 's...chiesten ss week HOE IIo, Sates. Soese ties Oe 19038, ii, 336

112

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S. (continued).

Exhibition of a skin and skull and description

of a new subspecies of Gazelle, Gazella soem-

merringii buttert. (Text-fig. 2.) .......seeeeeeee

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a skull of a

new form of Buffalo from Uganda ...............

Exhibition of a skin and description of a new

species of Fruit-Bat from Fernando Po .........

Exhibition of a skull of a Rock-Wallaby

showing a peculiarity in the dentition ............

Exhibition of a skin and description of a new

subspecies of Hartebeest from Uganda............

On the Osteology and Systematic Position of

the rare Malagasy Bat Myzopoda aurita.

CA eee ee me

Exhibition, on behalf of the President, of a

sketch by a Chinese artist of Pére David’s Deer

from ELainan > er Gr Re en ae

On Mammals from the Island of Fernando Po,

collected by Mr. E. Seimund. (Pl. XTII.)......

On Hylocherus, the Forest-Pig of Central

PACE Cee as CIS OXCTAVE © Oc 2X: Wi)! a eae eee

Exhibition of specimens and description of a

new Gazelle from Palestine. (Text-fig. 90.) ...

Description of a new Golden Mole (Ambly-

somus corrie) from Cape Colony .............0.005

Description of a new Bush-buck (7ragelaphus

haywoodt) from British East Africa .............6.

1904, i,

1904, 1,

1904, i,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1904, ii,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

454

83

183

193

347

57

180

113

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S. (continued).

Exhibition of specimens of Mammals and

Birds from Japan, and description of a new

Marten (Mustela melampus bedfordt) ............

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in EKastern Asia.—I. List of Mammals obtained

by Mr. M. P. Anderson in Japan. (PI. IX.)...

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, tails of

Dormice showing regeneration of the vertebre.

(ext taster Onesie eee ee Le RE as ces 508

On a Collection of Mammals from Persia and

Armenia presented to the British Museum by

ColipAn CeBatlward... (Pl. GV.) soa. soc senes vans

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, the skull of

a new Forest-Pig: ) (Text-fig. 1.) 2.0 ..0.0..0005

Description of a new subspecies of Bear, Ursus

arctos shanorum. (Text-figs. 58 & 59.) .........

Description of a new species of Duiker,

Cephalophus walkeri. (Pl. XXXYV.) ............

On Mammals collected in South-west Aus-

tralia, for Mire WE. Ballstonis. ...75-oeuoe-au ae. ce.

On Mammals from Northern Australia pre-

sented to the National Museum by Sir William

Ingram, Bt., and the Hon. John Forrest.

GBI. XX EVAN sere Gace) tees acai: i hoot OOo

List of further Collections of Mammals from

Western Australia, including a Series from

Bernier Island, obtained for Mr. W. E. Balston ;

with Field-notes by the Collector, Mr. G. C.

SS) AYO GUST RICG (Xe ones pairs Se A enti aL ede ee ee

Proc. Zoot. Soc. InpEx, 1901-10.

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1905, ii,

1905 ii,

1906

1906

1906

1906

1906,

182

331

49]

519

bo

463

463

536

763

114

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.—IL. List of Small Mammals

from Korea and Quelpart .............eceeee eee ee ee

Description of a new Monkey from the Ituri

Horest. (Blo Ui)\igseete. -acreeentete see etree enaer

Exhibition of a collection of Mammals and

Birds from the Islands of Saghalien and Hok-

as (0 eee eR Meee Ph nen nee a me OEE Assan Abeba bc

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia—III. On Mammals obtained

by Mr. M. P. Anderson in the Philippine

Islands

eC Ca

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.—IV. List of Small Mammals

from the Islands of Saghalien and Hokkaido.

(With Appendix on the Cold-blooded Verte-

brates, by G. A. Boutencrr, F.R.S., F.Z.8.) ...

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.—V. Second List of Mammals

PLOM OKCA .. sce sa sree enssigaes eeu cen ste eee

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Kastern Asia.—VI. List of Mammals from

the Shantung Peninsula, N. China ...............

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.—VII. List of Mammals from

the Wsu-chimaslslands) sics-2 acne see ee eee

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.-IX. List of Mammals from

the Mongolian Plateau

Ce ee i er ee)

1906,

1907,

1907,

1907,

1907,

1907,

1908,

1908,

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858

100

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115

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S. (continued).

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Kastern Asia.—X. List of Mammals from

the Provinces of Chih-li and Shan-si, N. China,

(OES EXG RONG ihe oie setae ie cle ca cece ck ai ot sie

The Duke of Bedford’s Zoological Exploration

in Eastern Asia.— XI. On Mammals from the

Provinces of Shan-si and Shen-si, N. China......

Exhibition and description of a new Rat

(Ototylomys guatemale) from Guatemala .........

Exhibition and description of a new Potto

acon, British Hast Africa. si. scecsaces beh of pects

Exhibition and description of a new Monkey

from the Malay Peninsullay | . fa:ckeatis..ntmecicte-

Exhibition of a Collection of small Mammals

from China, with descriptions of new forms ...

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.RS., F.ZS., and

DOLLMAN, GUY, B.A.

On Mammals from Inkerman, North Queens-

land, presented to the National Museum by

Sir William Ingram, Bt., andthe Hon. John

Hore stra (Ee SuTree Be eee aera ees octane

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.RS., F.Z.S., and

SCHWANN, HAROLD, F.Z.S.

On a Collection of Mammals from British

Namaqualand, presented to the National

Museum by Mr. C. D. Rudd. (PI. VI.) ......

Page

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1909, 669

1910, 536

1910, 634

1910; 635

1908, 788

1904,i, 171

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THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.RS., F.ZS8., and

SCHWANN, HAROLD, F.Z.S. (continued).

On Mammals collected during the Uganda

Boundary Commission by Mr. W. G. Doggett,

and presented to the British Museum by Col. C.

Delmé-Radcliffe. (Text-fig. 95.) .........-.....0+ 1904, i, 459

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

Tl. List of Mammals from the Wakkerstroom

District, South-Eastern Transvaal ............... 1905, i, 129

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

TII. List of the Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

‘hoy “Aue yal) (2G G15) sesuoseeb cou seusucco se ou cs 1905, i, 254

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

IV. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

ng) EGON FIT kn ocacuncnoaadebne nos pnnoon cooabaaduagdooscoDce 1906, 159

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

V. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant in

NMR eransvaalll + iaeascn cece 8 cc ccnunecsacch seco eee 1906, 575

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

VI. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

ma Was esinean “easel sooccoscaccennscocosesennac 1906, 779

THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.RS., F.Z8., and

WROUGHTON, ROBERT C., F.Z.S.

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

VII. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

at Coguno, Inhambane ./ 7.44.5. ee eee 1907, 285

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

VIII. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

PE Bora ra. Cain cake a vcnee eon Rae ecae nee see 1907, T14

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THOMAS, OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.8., and

WROUGHTON, ROBERT C., F.ZS.

(continued).

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

IX. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

_ on the Gorongoza Mountains, Portuguese 8.E.

/NIRPNG2 plage au avai each nie SONNY Oo ae eae 1908, 164

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

X. List of Mammals collected by Mr. Grant

near Tette; Zamibesianct tastes te ee eee 1908, 535

On a Collection of Mammals from Western

Java presented to the National Museum by

Nerie Wesiebal stom: .foteq neces honcle bee alen eae oecene 1909, atl

THOMAS, Mrs. R. HAIG, F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, some skins

Gilly bridvi MCAS AMS. neces ae ea eas aa ae 1909, 884

THOMPSON, Professor D’ARCY W., C.B., F.Z.S.

On the Pterylosis of the Giant Humming-bird

(Patagona gigas). (Text-figs. 77-82.) ............ TSO ou

Abstract of a paper on the Shapes of Eggs... 1908, 346

THOMSON, ARTHUR.

Report on the Insect-house for 1900 ......... 1901, i, 166

Report on the Insect-house for 1901 ......... 1902, 1, 204

118

THOMSON, Prof. J. ARTHUR, M.A., F.ZS., and

HENDERSON, W. A., M.A., B.Sc.

The Marine Fauna of Zanzibar and British

East Africa, from Collections made by Cyril

Crossland, M.A., B.Se., F.Z.S., in the Years

1901 and 1902.—Alcyonaria. (Pls. XXVI.—

XXXII. and Text-fig. 85.) ........:sceeeee senses ee ens

TOMES, CHARLES S., M.A., F.R.8., F.Z.8.

On the Minute Structure of the Teeth of

Creodonts, with especial reference to their

suggested resemblance to Marsupials. (Text-

liye IRV) eet oor seecos eosodeeaeen cane” sence roane zac ooc

TREVOR-BATTYE, AUBYN, M.A., F.LS., F.Z.S.

Notes on some constructional features in Con-

tinental Zoological Gardens.) 2-22). s2.2-seeencereer-

TRIMEN, ROLAND, F.R.S., F.L.8., F.Z.S.

On a long spur or claw-like excrescence at

the tip of the tail of a Domestic Cat ...............

TROUESSART, Dr. EDOUARD L., C.M.Z.S.

Le Rhinocéros blanc du Soudan (Rhinoceros

sumus cottoni). (Pls. XXIX.-XXXT.)

eeosecoee

TURNER, ROWLAND E., F.Z.S.

Notes on the Australian Fossorial Wasps of

the Family Sphegide, with Descriptions of new

Species. (Pl XXV¥ and © Wext-figs.

105-110.)

sishejelle\eierelalejs (ale) s/0\e)~\ele)is)ais\e/\s)ei's)e)'eleleteiajelnl elecsiic) sfeleteiatale

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LES

TURNER, ROWLAND E., F.Z.S. (continued).

Additions to our Knowledge of the Fossorial

Wasps of Australia. (Else). XOXGXG es

POSES lay Woah cides Roe cea Marea saben annecoseeet

UNTHANK, HERBERT W., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a skull of

Sphenodon with abnormal nasal region. (‘Text-

Te) Re anc roneno ea gcied eC seocenoae wuseeno J

URBAN, CHARLES, F.Z.S.

Kinematograph exhibition of pictures of

animals, in natural colours .......-..-+eseseeeee ees

VENKATARAMANUJALU, C. M., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of a Collection of Molluscan Shells,

Corals, ete., collected in the Pamban Channel,

Southerm Endia 3... 2.....-- 49 6-se 0c eee ee eee

VIPAN, Capt. JOHN A. M., F.Z.S.

A letter from, on Malaria and the “ Millions ”

Fish (Girardinus peciloides), with remarks by

the Secretary gp -cus-s re eee cine sane cesta ates otls 8

WALDO, G. MEADE-. Sce Meade-Waldo, G.

WALDO, E.G. B. MEADE-. See Meade-Waldo,

E. G. B.

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1909, 666

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1907, 1047

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WALL, Major FRANK, I.M.S., C.M.Z.S.

A Prodromus of the Snakes hitherto recorded

from China, Japan, and the Loo Choo Islands ;

Taal. SOMIVE) INIGIESs spaconoddccocobsdbaseeoooosedossonoads

Notes on a Collection of Snakes from Japan

ang dae boo Clem ISBNS s.ccccccascodscsasocoscncse

WALSINGHAM, The Rt. Hon. Lord, M.A., LL.D.,

E.R.S., F.ZS.

Microlepidoptera of Tenerife. (Pls. LI.-

LITT. and Text-figs. 241-243.) ...........c ee

WARBURTON CECIL, M.A.,¥.Z.S.,and PEARCE,

NIGEL D. F., M.A.

On new and rare British Mites of the Family

Oribatides: a(Plss XU Xe GC PXOXe) oe en. eee

WARD, ROWLAND, F.Z.S. See Scherren, H.

Exhibition of a melanistic specimen of the

Blackbuck.

WELCH, Dr. FREDERICK D., F.Z:S.

Exhibition of photographs of a male Gayal

(Bibos frontalis) living in the Society’s Gardens.

On Change of Colour in a Specimen of Jelli-

vora ratel living in the Society’s Gardens

A Comparative Examination of three living

Specimens of Felis tigris sondaica, with Notes on

an old Javan Male

Cee e renee ener serene ssesserseeseee

WHITE, JOHN C., C.1.E., C.M.Z.S.

Exhibition of photographs of a young living

specimen of the Takin (Budorcas). (Text-

fig. 216.)

See ewes eee se eee rene

OO a ee er aa

1903, i,

1905, ii,

1907,

1905, ii,

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84

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WHITEHOUSE, RICHARD H., M.Sc.

The Caudal Fin of the Teleostomi. (Pls.

XUV IE HL: and Vextsigvoi ye. 2. EE. 2

WILSON, EDWARD A., MB., F.ZS.

The Changes of Plumage in the Red Grouse

(Lagopus scoticus Lath.) in Health and in

Disease. (Pls. UXXVII-CI. and Text-

WINDLE, Prof. BERTRAM C. A., D.Sc., M_D.,

M.A., F.R.S.,and PARSONS, FREDERICK

G., F.B.C.S., F.LS., F.Z.8.

On the Muscles of the Ungulata.—Part I.

Muscles of the Head, Neck, and Fore-limb.

(be HS Sr SOO) acts niet aretha unlacieseuedamitiace so

On the Muscles of the Ungulata.—Part II.

Muscles of the Hind-limb and Trunk. (Text-

1910,

1910,

590

1000

1901, ii, 656

fic 2eeoy, ae mimi lee, Jaye. tiee ees 1 cose 1908, ii, 261

WINTON, W. E.de. See de Winton, W. E.

WISEMAN, HARRY, M.A., B.Sc., and RENNIE,

JOHN, D.Sc.

On Collections of the Cape Verde Island

Marine Fauna, made by Cyril Crossland, M.A.

(Cantab.), B.Sc. (Lond.), F.Z.S., of St. Andrews

University, July to September 1904.—The

Ascidians. \(PIst TaxXanvi'G) XIVyr tase)...

WITH, ¢. J.

Notice of a Memoir entitled “‘ An Account of

the South American Cheliferinse in the Collec-

tions of the British and Copenhagen Museums.”

1907,

903

380

122

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WOODLAND, WILLIAM N. F.

On the Phylogenetic Cause of the Trans-

position of the Testes in Mammalia; with

Remarks on the Evolution of the Diaphragm

and the Metanephric Kidney. (Text-fig. 57.)... 1908, 1, 319

On the Anatomy of Centrophorus calceus

(crepidalbus Bocage & Capello) Giinther.

(Pls. LVII.-LXII. and Text-figs. 127=138.)) cee) 1906; 865

A Suggestion concerning the Origin and Sig-

nificance of the ‘“ Renal-Portal System,” with

an Appendix relating to the Production of Sub-

abdominal Veins. (Text-fig. 139.) ..........-.-+5 1906, 886

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, prepara-

tions of a new gland in certain Teleostean

Fishes. (Text-figs. 79 & 80.) ......--..seseeseeee 1908, 431

WOODWARD, ARTHUR SMITH, LL.D., F.R.S.,

F.Z.8.

On some Extinct Reptiles from Patagonia,

of the Genera MWiolania, Dinilysia, and Genyo-

egies = (BIS: RON ROK) Mine ssc sion aarane cere 1901,i, 169

Exhibition of a molar tooth of a Fossil Horse,

OD OG TOCIIUG Cie os BE Rees SHR OREO R HR aD eoS- 1902, i, 1

An account of his Discoveries among the

Pliocene mammalian remains during a recent

Visit to: Leruelet Spain! ci ie istee tack eae ree 1902, ii, 320

Exhibition of photographs illustrating the

exhumation of a recently-discovered Mammoth

MYO Tbe ae Meme. | Lacie tad siciaara thucak cee 1903, ii, 119

On Two New Labyrinthodont Skulls of

the Genera Capitosuurus and Aphaneramma.

(Pls. XT.& XIV. and Text-fig. 34.) ...c20..c240): 1904, ii, 170

123

WOODWARD, ARTHUR SMITH, L1.D., F.R.S.,

F.Z.S. (continued).

On Parts of the Skeleton of Cetiosaurus leedsi,

a Sauropodous Dinosaur from the Oxford Clay

of Peterborough. (Text-figs. 39-49.) ............

Exhibition of a drawing of the skeleton of

VUE GSEOUIUS, OPELCE PIS pies seh aes Jee et Sofa 8

Exhibition of a malformed antler of the Red

Exhibition of photographs and fragments of

skin and bone of a Mammoth and a Rhinoceros

frome starunia. Galicia ste t..<eceee eee oss eens

WOODWARD, HENRY, LL.D., F.R.S., F.Z.S.

Exhibition of some photographs of heads of

Red Deer, and remarks upon the acclimatiza-

tion of this animal in New Zealand ...............

WROUGHTON, ROBERT C., F.Z.S., and THOMAS,

OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.S.

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

VII. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

at Cogunmo.miminamibame: - 2... sae. sose wees ae seh.

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

VIII. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant

EAN BYSMite Nh Wide ROM a” 218 a eae Lae

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

IX. List of Mammals obtained by Mr. Grant on

the Gorongoza Mountains, Portuguese 8.E.

ATHENA ae aber aeo ile nine e nnie, 0. N

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1906,

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1907,

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WROUGHTON, ROBERT C., F.Z.S., and THOMAS,

OLDFIELD, F.R.S., F.Z.8. (continued).

The Rudd Exploration of South Africa.—

X. List of Mammals collected by Mr. Grant

near Tette, Zambesla ........ceceeeeeeee eens erences

On a Collection of Mammals from Western

Java presented to the National Museum by

Nive Wicks: Ballston; .. a: sanweceeos costae nce weet earner

YEARSLEY, P. MACLEOD, F.R.C.S.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, specimens

of aneurysms in the Jaguar and a Turtle.........

A Contribution to the Study of the Function

Ore tls Arntierung® thm IOMSEGHS soc ccgoscocnocaccod0oscecos

Exhibition of an X-ray photograph of a

Snake with two Frogs within it ..................

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1908, 535

1909, 371

1904,i, 5

1905,i, 85

1905, i, 190

INDEX OF

DESCRIBED AND

SPECIES

REFERRED TO,

1901-1910.

Abantis arctomarginata, 1910, 73.

bismarcki, 1910, 72.

efulensis, 1909, 407, 409.

elegantula, 1909, 407-409.

ja, 1909, 407, 408, 413.

levubu, 1910, 75.

lofu, 1910, 72, 86.

lucretia, 1909, 407, 409, 413.

paradisea, 1910, 71.

plerotica, 1910, 71.

venosa, 1910, 71, 72.

zambesiaca, 1910, 71.

Abebaea immeila, 1907, 1021.

Abisara rogersi, 1910, 40.

Ablabes, 1905, ii, 517.

doriz, 1903, i, 93.

hermine, 1903, i, 101; 1905, ii,

512, 5138, 515.

semicarinatus, 1903,

1905, ii, 512, 515.

tricolor, 1901, ii, 577.

Ablabophis rufulus, 1905, ii, 255;

1907, 486.

Abra maxima, 1906, 825.

Abramis, 1904, ii, 62; 1909, 656.

brama, 1909, 623.

Abraxas grossulariata, 1906, 129-

133.

—- flavofasciata, 1906, 129.

-—— lacticolor, 1906, 129-133.

101; |

1, |

Abutrria aburri, 1902, ii, 46.

Acallopistes, 1909, 407.

Acalyptophis peronii, 1903, i, 95.

Acanonicus planiventris, 1901, i,

333.

rubiginosus, 1901, i, 328, 333.

Acanthagyna rosenbergii, 1902, i,

79.

Acantharctia tenuifasciata, 1910, 394,

508.

Acanthephyra, 1910, 646, 647,

debilis, 1910, 640-646, 650,

651.

pellucida, 1903, i, 66, 67 ; 1910,

640, 643.

purpurea, 1903, i, 77.

Acanthias, 1910, 621.

vulgaris, 1904, ii, 23; 1905, i,

42,45, 47-49; 1906, 876,894.

Acanthidium calceus, 1906, 866.

Acanthidositta, 1906, 142, 157, 159.

chloris, 1906, 159.

Acanthocephala sequalis, 1901, i,

329, 333, 335.

angustipes, 1901, i, 329, 333.

apicalis, 1901, 1, 529, 333.

consobrina, 1901, i, 329, 333-

335.

femorata, 1901, i, 329, 334,

granulosa, 1901, i, 329.

126

Acanthocephala latipes, 1901, i, 329.

unicolor, 1901, i, 328, 333.

Acanthocheilonema dracunculoides,

1909, 889.

Acanthocoris affinis, 1901, i, 330,

333, 339.

scaber, 1901, i, 330, 335.

scabrator, 1901, i, 330, 385.

Acanthodactylus boskianus, 1901,

ii, 144.

aspera, 1901, ii, 144.

cantoris, 1901, ii, 145.

Acanthoderes lateralis, 1903, ii, 248.

Acanthoderma, 1902, ii, 288.

Acanthodes sp., 1907, 771, 774.

bronni, 1907, 773.

Acanthodon, 1901, ii, 230; 1903, i,

350.

Acanthodoris, 1903, ii, 358.

Acanthodrilus, 1901, ii, 190.

uliginosus, 1904, ii, 262.

Acanthoessus, 1906, 722.

Acanthogenys, 1909, 528.

rufigularis, 1908, 783; 1909,

527, 529, 588, 535, 537, 588,

540.

Acanthogobio longirostris, 1908, 60,

63.

Acanthogonatus, 1903, i, 353.

Acantholeberis curvirostris,

329.

Acantholipes miser, 1910, 444.

notata, 1910, 444.

ochrota, 1910, 444.

trifasciata, 1910, 444.

Acanthonycha antennata, 1904, ii,

596, 405.

constatipennis, 1904, ii, 396,

404. ;

dimidiata, 1904, ii, 396, 403.

geniculata, 1904, ii, 396, 403.

peruana, 1904, ii, 396, 403.

stali, 1904, ii, 396, 404.

Acanthopleurus, 1902, ii, 287,

1909,

Acanthorhodeus gracilis, 1908, 60,

63.

Acanthorhynchus sp., 1909, 527-529,

532.

superciliosus, 1909, 536.

tenuirostris, 1908, 783; 1909,

536.

Acanthorrhinus

911, 955,

dregei, 1906, 956.

zambesianus, 1906, 911, 956.

Acanthoscurria, 1903, i, 354, 365.

Acanthosoma hystrix, 1909, 852.

Acanthozone latipes, 1909, 857.

Acara pulchra, 1906, 378, 380, 392,

393.

punctalata, 1905, i, 152.

tetramerus, 1905, i, 190.

vittata, 1905, i, 190.

Acaropsis nassa, 1905, i, 190.

Acartia clausii, 1903, i, 119, 123.

Acattyma, 1903, i, 346, 348, 358,

360.

roretzi, 1901, i, 207.

Acaulis, 1906, 100.

Accia, 1903, ii, 256.

Accipiter, 1902, i, 289, 297, 298,

304, 306, 307, 311, 316.

melanoleucus, 1908, 809.

minullus, 1907, 467.

nisus, 1901, ii, 316, 526.

pileatus, 1902, ii, 42.

Accola, 1903, i, 345.

Acedes lapella, 1907, 1025.

Acerina, 1904, ii, 23.

Aceros nepalensis, 1905, ii, 180.

Acesina, 1902, i, 159.

Acestrura mulsanti, 1902, ii, 29.

Acetes, 1903, i, 53.

Acheenops mandibularis, 1904, i, 247,

248.

o’neili, 1904, i, 249.

Acheeta, 1903, ii, 204; 1905, ii, 563,

bohemica, 1903, ii, 222,

carinatus, 1906,

127

Acheeta eisenii, 1903, ii, 222.

maorica, 1903, ii, 205, 206, 221,

232.

(Anacheeta) cameranoi, 1903, ii,

222.

Acheeus spinosus, 1909, 705.

Achalinus bracconieri, 1903, i, 88.

rufescens, 1903, i, 88.

spinalis, 1903, i, 88, 100.

Acharadria, 1906, 100.

Acherontia atropos, 1901, i, 167;

1902, i, 205; 1910, 461.

Acheta bimaculata, 1902, i, 94.

capensis, 1902, i, 94.

Achorutes sp., 1902, i, 13.

Achryson surinamum, 1903, ii, 248.

Achtheres sandree, 1903, i, 109.

Acidostoma, 1908, 373.

Acipenser, 1901, ii, 494, 495, 497;

1904, ii, 33 ; 1910, 595, 621.

sturio, 1910, 595, 626.

Aciptilia olbiadactyla, 1907, 918, 919.

siceliota, 1907, 913.

Acisoma panorpoides, 1902, i, 70.

Acleros kasai, 1909, 410, 413.

leucopyga, 1909, 410.

mackenii, 1910, 75.

sparsum, 1909, 407, 410, 413.

Aclis atemeles, 1901, ii, 357.

calotropis, 1901, ii, 357, 460.

enilda, 1901, ii, 357, 460.

eoa, 1901, ii, 329, 358.

loveniana, 1901, ii, 357.

Acmea, 1909, 237.

spectrum, 1907, 869.

testudinalis, 1909, 242, 248, 762.

virginea, 1909, 242.

Acolischnus, 1903, i, 362.

Acollesis trilineata, 1910, 476, 509.

Acomys, 1902, i, 151.

cahirinus, 1902, ii, 11; 1903,

li, 347; 1905, ii, 280-288;

1909, 795; 1910, 662, 665.

dimidiatus, 1902, ii, 10, 11;

1903, ii, 347; 1905, ii, 321;

1909, 795.

Acomys dimidiatus minotis, 1905, ii,

315, 321.

nesiotis, 1903, ii, 193, 261, 347 ;

1909, 795.

russatus, 1909, 788, 792, 795.

selousi, 1906, 164; 1907, 780;

1908, 172; 1909, 121.

subspinosus, 1906, 164.

viator, 1902, ii, 10.

witherbyi, 1903, i, 298.

Acontia graellsi, 1910, 414.

Acontias, 1904, ii, 156, 157.

lineatus, 1905, ii, 254.

meleagris, 1902, ii, 17.

Acontiostoma, 1908, 373.

Acreea sp., 1910, 27.

abdera, 1901, i, 26.

acrita, 1910, 16-19, 21.

—— acrita, 1910, 16.

ambigua, 1910, 17.

— aquilia, 1910, 16.

bella, 1910, 18.

— cheribula, 1910, 19.

—— utengulensis, 1910, 17.

acutipennis, 1910, 20.

alicia, 1902, 1, 46; 1910, 26.

ambigua, 1910, 16, 17.

anacreon, 1910, 15, 16.

anemosa, 1910, 12, 26, 454.

apecida, 1910, 27.

arcticincta, 1910, 12, 13.

areca, 1910, 15.

asema, 1910, 14.

astrigera, 1910, 12.

atergatis, 1910, 25.

atolmis, 1910, 21, 25.

axina, 1910, 25.

bomba, 1910, 15, 16.

bonasia, 1910, 26.

bittneri, 1910, 14.

cabira apecida, 1910, 3, 27,

caldarena, 1910, 22, 24, 25,

85.

cephus, 1910, 14.

cheribula, 1910, 18, 19.

chambezi, 1910, 21.

128

Acrea daira, 1910, 27.

detecta, 1910, 24, 25, 85.

egina, 1910, 13.

encedon, 1910, 24, 27.

lycia, 1902, i, 46.

esebria, 1910, 27.

halali, 1910, 21.

induna, 1910, 15, 16.

intermedia, 1910, 22.

lactea, 1910, 20, 85.

leucopyga, 1910, 22.

lulalabee, 1910, 18, 25.

lycia, 1910, 27.

mima, 1910, 22, 23, 85,

mirifica, 1910, 4, 14, 16, 85.

natalica, 1901, i, 26; 1910, 26.

dissociata, 1902, i, 46.

neobule, 1910, 11.

nohara, 1910, 21.

chambezi, 1910, 21, 85.

omrora, 1910, 14.

onceea, 1910, 22, 25.

onerata, 1902, i, 46.

oppidia, 1902, i, 49.

oreas, 1902, i, 45, 46.

orina, 1902, i, 49.

orinata, 1902, i, 45, 46, 48, 49,

51.

parrhasia, 1902, i, 48.

peneleos, 1910, 27.

perenna, 1910, 14.

periphanes, 1910, 19.

pharsalus, 1910, 27.

phiegetonia, 1903, ii, 258.

pudorina, 1910, 18.

rahira, 1910, 26.

rhodesiana, 1910, 22-24.

serena rougetil, 1902, i, 46.

sotikensis, 1910, 26.

toruna, 1902, i, 45, 46.

uvui, 1902, i, 46.

ventura, 1910, 26.

vinidia, 1902, i, 46; 1910, 26,

violarum, 1910, 15.

asema, 1910, 14.

omrora, 1910, 14.

-——— -umbrata, 1910, 14,

Acrea welwitschi, 1910, 12, 19, 85.

' -wigginsi, 1910, 15.

zetes, 1910, 12.

acara, 1910, 12.

menippe, 1902, i, 46.

Acrea beni, 1908, 110.

Acrida acuminata, 1902, i, 95.

Acridium sp., 1905, ii, 562.

eoyptium, 1901, i, 167.

ruficorne, 1902, i, 99.

succinctum, 1902, i, 99.

tataricum, 1902, i, 99.

Acridotheres cristatellus, 1910, 573.

—— hbrevipennis, 1910, 573.

fuscus, 1901, i, 66.

Acrobates, 1902, i, 14, 23, 25, 29, 30;

1907, 253.

pygmeeus, 1902, i, 14.

Acrocercops brongniardellum, 1907,

979, 980.

cyanospila, 1907, 979.

dasmophora, 1908, 735.

hedemanni, 1907, 979, 980,

malvacea, 1907, 980.

scalariella, 1907, 970, 980.

Acrochordus javanicus, 1901, ii, 576,

578; 1903, i, 85.

Acroclita consequana, 1907, 1000.

convallensis, 1907, 999.

guanchana, 1907, 998, 1034.

littorana, 1907, 999.

sonchana, 1907, 999, 1034.

subsequana, 1907, 999.

Acrodus, 1906, 723, 749, 750.

Acrodytes daudinii, 1907, 328.

Acrojana sciron, 1910, 464.

Acrolepia citri, 1907, 974.

pappella, 1907, 986, 1034.

vesperella, 1907, 985.

Acromesis neander, 1910, 75.

Acroperus harpe, 1906, 693; 1909,

30.

Acropholius, 1903, i, 368.

Acropteris albidiorata, 1910, 481,

aneulataria, 1910, 481

illiturata, 1910, 481.

tenella, 1910, 481.

Acrydium sp., 1909, 157.

japonicum, 1909, 157.

(Catantops) capicola, 1902, i, 99.

Acryllium vulturinum, 1907, 170.

Actea fossulata, 1909, 159.

rufopunctata, 1909, 705.

speciosa, 1909, 705.

tomentosa, 1909, 708.

Acton, 1908, 881.

exilis, 1901, ii, 452.

flammeus, 1901, ii, 452.

nitidus, 1901, ii, 452.

Adactyla staticis, 1907, 925.

Adzum, 1902, ii, 392.

areolatum, 1902, ii, 401, 402.

lutens, 1902, ii, 402.

obtectum, 1902, ii, 402.

Adameia, 1905, ii, 507.

palliata, 1905, ii, 501, 509.

Adapis, 1901, i, 268.

magnus, 1901, i, 135.

parisiensis, 1901, i, 184, 135, 150.

Addax, 1904, i, 147; 1910, 848.

naso-maculatus, 1904, i, 147,

160; 1907, 2; 1910, 908,

pudicus, 1901, di, 452,

sieboldi, 1901, ii, 452.

Acteopsis, 1901, ii, 573, 574.

Actzopyramis fulva, 1901, ii, 392.

gavisa, 1901, ii, 392.

granulata, 1901, ii, 392.

psyche, 1901, ii, 392.

speciosa, 1901, ii, 692.

Actias luna, 1901, i, 167; 1902, i,

204.

selene, 1901, i, 166.

Actinia prehensa, 1905, ii, 495.

sancte helen, 1910, 126.

Actinocucumis difficilis, 1910, 190.

typica, 1910, 183, 184, 190,

191.

Actinodoris, 1906, 641.

Actinogonium pusillum, 1907, 492.

Actinopus, 1903, i, 352, 563.

Actinopyga, 1903, i, 198.

lecanora, 1910, 178.

mauritiana, 1910, 174,

miliaris, 1910, 178.

Actinoxia, 1903, i, 349, 364,

Actites, 1901, ii, 574.

erythrus, 1901, ii, 574.

Actumnus setifer, 1901, ii, 544,

Acumontia, 1902, ii, 892, 403.

armata, 1902, ii, 407, 409.

cowani, 1902, ii, 407.

majori, 1902, ii, 407-409.

rostrata, 1902, ii, 405, 406, 498,

409.

Adactyla frankeniae, 1907, 921.

Proc. Zoou. Soc. Inprx, 1901-10.

910, 911.

Adelea ovata, 1910, 679.

Adelomyia chlorospila, 1902, ii, 26.

melanogenys, 1902, ii, 25.

Adenota, 1910, 917, 984.

kob, 1910, 915, 930, 931, 934,

976, 977.

Adeorbis clausus, 1901, ii, 373.

placens, 1901, ii, 373, 460.

complanata, 1901, ii, 373.

vaniloroides, 1901, ii, 373.

Adiaptomus, 1910, 150, 160, 161.

natalensis, 1910, 162.

Adigama scudderi, 1902, ii, 256.

Adisura atcinsoni, 1910, 402,

Adkinia bipunctidactyla, 1907, 921.

Adolias, 1909, 880.

} Adonea, 1903, i, 367.

| Adranochelia, 1903, i, 365.

| Adega, 1904, ii, 312.

| Aigeon fasciatus, 1903, ii, 29,

(Crangon) fasciatus, 1903, ii,

24.

( ) trispinosus, 1903, ii, 24.

AXgialitis, 1901, ii, 588.

alexandrina, 1901, i, 79.

alticola, 1902, ii, 51.

collaris, 1902, ii, 51.

dubia, 1901, ii, 314.

falklandica, 1902, ii, 51.

nivosa, 1902, ii, 52.

— occidentalis, 1902, ii, 52,

occidentalis, 1902, ii, 52.

)

ABgisthus aculeatus, 1903, i, 124.

atlanticus, 1903, i, 124.

‘longirostris, 1903, i, 124.

mucronatus, 1903, 1, 124.

/Egithina tiphia, 1901, i, 61.

AXgocera affinis, 1910, 398.

dispar, 1910, 399.

geometrica, 1910, 398, 508.

menete, 1910, 398.

tricolora, 1910, 399.

/Xgoceros, 1904, 1,465; 1910, 907.

/Hgolius brachyotus, 1905, i, 252.

/Hgoprepis, 1902, ii, 250.

insignis, 1902, ii, 242, 246, 247,

282. |

/Mluropus, 1904, i, 146; 1910, 987.

melanoleucus, 1904, i, 146, 148,

Qr7o

O10.

fflurosaurus, 1901, ii, 183; 1904, i, |

494,

“@lurosuchus, 1907, 1055, 1057.

brownl, 1997, 1061.

tlurus, 1904, i, 144.

fulgens, 1902, i, 238.

Aenaria, 1905, ii, 146.

/Hinidia sp., 1902, ii, 242-244, 289, |

leecta, 1902, ii, 243, 282.

/Mnomys hypoxantha, 1905, i, 83.

Aolosoma, 1903, ii, 214.

/Kolothynnus cerceroides, 1910, 274.

crenulatus, 1919, 274, 356.

decipiens, 1910, 275.

perturbatus, 1910, 274.

sanguinolentus, 1910, 275.

/Kpiprymnus, 1902, i, 130.

Mipycephalus, 1903, i, 350, 360.

/Epyceros, 1910, 845, 897, 907, 975,

977.

melampus, 1905, ii, 187; 1908,

551; 1909, 1238; 1910, 891,

918-920,

Epyornis, 1904, i, 163-167, 169,

170; 1907, 281, 234,

hildebrandti, 1904, i, 166, 167,

mulleri, 1904, i, 165, 166.

titan, 1904, i, 168,

Atpyprymnus rufescens, 1907, 202.

203, 205-208, 217, 222 ; 1908,

591, 794.

/Xquorea albida, 1903, ii, 182.

violacea, 1903, ii, 182.

_ Arideus thoracicus, 1902, ii, 251.

| Afrocharis, 1907, 360.

Aiischna, 1909, 284.

AKsopus urania, 1901, ii, 407, 460.

albens, 1901, ii, 407.

Adtheria elliptica, 1906, 186.

/Athopyga siparaja, 1901, i, 64.

Aithus pygmeeus, 1909, 153.

Aetobatis, 1906, 724.

Aétosaurus, 1901, ii, 182.

Afrophyla vethi, 1910, 479.

Agalychnis callidryas, 1905, ii, 206.

; Agama aculeata, 1902, ii, 16; 1909,

093.

armata, 1905, ii, 253.

atra, 1905, ii, 253.

_ atricollis, 1902, ii, 16;

590, 593.

brachyura, 1905, ii, 252.

colonorum, 1905, i, 11, 14.

distanti, 1907, 484; 1909, 590,

593.

doriz, 1901, i, 49.

hartmanni, 1901, i, 49.

hispida, 1905, ii, 252, 253.

kirki, 1902, ii, 16; 1909, 590,

593.

micropholis, 1905, ii, 253.

microterolepis, 1905, ii, 255.

mossambica, 1907, 484.

phillipsii, 1901, i, 49,

sinaita, 1901, ii, 139.

tuberculata, 1907, 1098.

vaillanti, 1901, i, 49.

Agamodon anguliceps, 1901, ii, 141,

142, 143.

arabicus, 1901, ii, 140-148, 152.

compressus, 1901, ii, 141, 142.

1509,

| Aganippe, 1901, ii, 229, 231, 232;

1902, ii, 125, 196;

349, 363.

1903, i,

15

Aganippe latior, 1902, ii, 126, 142.

pulleinei, 1902, ii, 126, 128,

142.

smeatoni,

142.

substriata, 1902, ii, 126.

subtristis, 1901, ii, 281, 232;

1902, ii, 121, 142.

Aganisthos odius, 1901, ii, 714.

orion, 1901, 1,223; 1904, i, 451.

Agapornis nigrigenis, 1909, 130.

Agasicles, 1904, ii, 396, 400.

vittata, 1904, ii, 396, 401.

Agathodes ostensalis, 1907, 82.

Agbalus sp., 1903, ii, 249.

Agdistis adactyla, 1907, 923, 924,

canariensis, 1907, 921, 925, 924.

frankeniae, 1907, 921, 923.

salsolae, 1907, 921-923.

satanas, 1907, 924.

staticis, 1907, 921, 925.

- tamaricis, 1907, 921, 925.

(Adactylus) staticis, 1907, 925,

(Ernestia) lerinensis, 1907, 922

(Herbertia) tamaricis, 1907, 925.

Agelastes meleagrides, 1905, i, 205,

206.

Agelena, 1903, i, 566.

Agenia barbatula, 1910, 509.

gilesi, 1910, 309.

Ageniosus militaris, 1905, i, 190,

Agleactis castelnaudi, 1902, ii, 59.

caumatonota, 1902, ii, 25

olivaceocauda, 1902, ii, 25.

Aglantha, 1903, ii, 177.

Aglaophenia acacia, 1907, 488,

erispata, 1910, 799.

marginata, 1907, 490, 491, 509,

514. |

minuta, 1910, 137.

plumosa, 1907, 512,

Aglauropsis, 1903, ii, 187; 1907,

655,

Agoniates halecinus, 1905, i, 190.

Agonischius pectoralis, 1902, ii, 268

269, 288,

1902, ii, 126, 129,

)

Agonischius sanguineipennis, 1902,

li, 268, 269, 288.

Agonopteryx applana, 1907, 957, 958.

assimilella, 1907, 956.

cinerariae, 1907, 955, 1052.

conciliatella, 1907, 956.

ocellana, 1967, 955.

perezi, 1907, 957, 958, 1052,

scopariella, 1907, 956.

yeatsana, 1907, 956.

Agonostomus monticola, 1906, 381,

ool,

Agouti paca, 1903, ii, 241 ;

159.

Agraptochlora dilatata, 1910, 475.

Agrion puella, 1909, 256, 266, 276,

277, 285.

pulchellum, 1999, 255, 257, 258,

262, 263, 266, 267, 269, 272,

273, 276, 277, 285,

Agrionoptera lineata, 1992, i, 69.

malaccensis, 1902, i, 69.

nicobarica, 1902, i, 69,

sexlineata, 1902, i, 62.

Agrotera eudoxantha, 1907, 78.

flavibasalis, 1907, 78.

fumosa, 1907, 78.

pictalis, 1907, 78.

semipictalis, 1907, 78.

Agrotis leucogaster, 1910, 402.

Agyrtria bartletti, 1962, ii, 20.

Aidemosyne cantans, 1901, ii, 620,

Aipysurus annulatus, 1903, i, 95,

101; 1905, ii, 517.

Akera soluta, 1901, ii, 456,

Akodon ealiginosus, 1907, 142.

Ala, 1906, 487,

Alaetaga, 1907, 252.

Alactagulus acontion, 1901, ii, 472.

Alena amazoula, 1910, 41.

aurantiaca, 1910, 41.

hauttecceuri, 1910, 41.

nyasse, 1910, 41.

oberthuri, 1910, 41.

reticulata, 1910, 41.

1904, ii,

| enone elongata, ae 693,

132

Alauda arvensis, 1905, i, 55. |

Alausa tyrannus, 1904, ii, 454.

Albacora alalonga, 1910, 105, 109.

thynnus, 1910, 105.

Albula, 1904, ii, 39, 41, 52-56, 58,

60-62, 64, 66, 69-73, 75-80,

448, 493.

conorhynchus, 1904, ii, 47, 48,

50, 52, 55.

Alcadia, 1908, 823.

Alce, 1910, 967, 968, 971, 978, 985, |

986. |

alces, 1910, 958, 959.

machlis, 1910, 669.

Alcedo amazona, 1905, i, 252.

bengalensis, 1901, i, 69.

ispida, 1901, i, 69.

smyrnensis, 1901, i, 69.

Alcelaphus bubalinus, 1967, 2.

caama, 1907, 114.

Alces, 1903, ii, 273; 1904, i, 145,

148; 1910, 967, 968, 971, 978,

985, 986.

alces, 1902, ii, 352; 1910, 958,

959.

bedfordiz, 1902, i, 109; ii, 144,

317, 353; 1903, i, 147, 148,

150.

gigas, 1904, i, 171.

machlis, 1902, i, 109; 1903, i,

133-151; ii, 262; 1910, 669.

resupinatus, 1902, i, 109.

Alcides sp., 1902, ii, 265, 281.

planvillei, 1906, 957.

mouffeti, 1906, 957.

Alcis nausori, 1905, i, 94, 95.

tongaica, 1905, i, 94.

vitensis, 1905, i, 93, 95.

Alcyonium brachyclados, 1906, 416.

digitulatum, 1906, 416. |

pachyclados, 1906, 394, 416,

spherophorum, 1906, 416.

Alderia, 1906, 688.

Aldisa, 1904, i, 381.

Alectroenas nitidissima, 1907, 802.

Alectrcenas pulcherrima, 1906, 632.

Aleochara sp., 1909, 151.

Alepocephalus, 1904, ii, 68, 65, 69,

| 71, 78-80:

Alestes, 1904, ii, 58, 62.

affinis, 1903, ii, 329.

baremose, 1903, i, 6, 7; 1905, i,

151.

chaperi, 1902, ii, 338.

dentex, 1905, i, 151.

forskalii, 1902, ii, 326.

fuchsii, 1903, i, 23.

grandisquamis, 1902, i, 265.

imberi, 1907, 307.

intermedius, 1903, i, 22, 28.

kingsleyze, 1902, i, 284; 1903,

i, 23:

longipinnis, 1901, i, 7; 1902, ii,

338; 1903, i, 22.

macrolepidotus, 1902, ii, 339;

1903, i, 7, 23; ii, 329.

nurse, 1902, ii, 326; 1905, i,

151.

opisthoteenia,*1903, 1, 22, 28.

tholloni, 1903, i, 22.

Aletis helcita, 1910, 474.

monteironis, 1910, 474.

| Aleurobius farinee, 1909,°327.

Alex conscitaria, 1910, 480.

Algiroides africanus, 1906, 570, 571.

nigropunctatus, 1906, 572.

Algoala, 1904, i, 268.

fulvicollis, 1904, i, 268.

Alibora, 1992, ii, 250.

sp., 1902, ii, 242, 245, 246,

281.

Allabenchelys, 1902, i, 234; 1907,

1062, 1063, 1091.

brevior, 1907, 1064, 1091.

longicauda, 1902, i, 234, 235,

237 ; 1907, 1065, 1091, 1092.

aol

Allacta noctulata, 1909, 156.

obtusata, 1909, 156.

Allactaga annulata, 1908, 109.

aralychensis, 1901, ii, 472.

1338

Allactaga elater caucasica, 1901, ii,

472.

mongolica, 1908, 109, 979.

williamsi, 1901, ii, 472; 1905,

li, 527.

Alligator lucius, 1905, ii, 467;

1906, 622.

mississipplensis, 1906, 622.

Allochotes, 1902, ii, 248.

Allocotus, 1905, ii, 146.

Allodon, 1910, 764.

Alloiodoris, 1906, 668.

Allolobophora, 1902, ii, 96.

sp., 1905, ii, 490.

constricta, 1901, i, 345.

moebii, 1901, i, 217.

molleri, 1901, i, 217.

robusta, 1901, i, 217.

Alloniscus sp., 1902, ii, 380.

albus, 1902, ii, 380.

brevis, 1902, ii, 380.

Alluroides, 1906, 217.

pordagei, 1906, 216-218.

tanganyike, 1906, 206, 215,

216, 218.

Alma, 1907, 415.

sp., 1901, i, 216, 220.

budgetti, 1903, i, 222.

emini, 1901, i, 218; 1903, i,

222.

millsoni, 1901,i, 219-221; 1903,

i, 222.

nilotica, 1901, i, 215, 219; 1903,

i, 222.

stuhlmanni, 1901, i, 218, 219, |

221, 345; 1903, 1, 221, 222.

Alona affinis, 1909, 330.

quadrangularis, 1909, 330.

Alonella excisa, 1909, 329, 330.

exigua, 1906, 693.

nana, 1906, 693; 1909, 329,

Alonopsis elongata, 1909, 330.

Alopias, 1906, 723.

vulpes, 1905, i, 46, 47.

Alosa vulgaris, 1904, ii, 80, 459.

Alpheeus, 1905, ii, 508.

| Alphelosetia, 1907, 1009.

albidella, 1907, 969.

argentella, 1907, 968.

hypoleuca, 1907, 968, 1032.

rhynchosparella, 1907, 969.

Alphenor, 1905, ii, 146.

Alpheus acanthomerus, 1901, ii,

564,

—— inermis, 1901, ii, 564,

crinitus, 1901, ii, 564.

ehlersii, 1909, 663, 666.

hippothoe, 1901, i, 564.

insignis, 1909, 664.

lanceloti, 1909, 664, 665.

lobidens, 1901, i, 563.

paracrinitus, 1909, 664, 665.

bengalensis, 1909, 664,

665.

parvirostris, 1901, i, 564.

strenuus, 1909, 160.

superciliaris, 1909, 664,

Altha chionostola, 1910, 486, 509.

lacides, 1910, 486, 509,

tegula, 1910, 486, 510.

Alucita acanthodactyla, 1907, 915.

adamas, 1907, 919.

bipunctella, 1907, 960.

bystropogonis, 1907, 915, 1030.

cerealella, 1907, 928.

hesperidella, 1907, 917, 918.

hexadactyla, 1907, 926.

hiibneri, 1907, 926.

monodactyla, 1907, 920.

olbiaella, 1907, 938.

particiliata, 1907, 916, 917,

1080.

tetradactyla, 1907, 916, 917, 919.

Alurnus nigripes, 1903, ii, 249.

thoracicus, 1903, ii, 249.

Alutera, 1902, ii, 289, 290,

Alvania, 1901, i, 856; 1903, i, 219.

sp., 1901, ii, 366.

australis, 1901, ii, 366.

didyma, 1901, ii, 366.

robusta, 1901, ii, 366.

_ Alvyeolina melo, 1902, 4, 233.

Alyceus corformis, 1903, i, 198.

diplochilus, 1903, i, 192.

perakensis, 1903, i, 198.

thieroti, 1903, i, 197.

Alydus abdominalis, 1901, i,

333.

affinis, 1901, i, 335.

albidens, 1901, i, 351, 3

consobrinus, 1901, i, 33

debilis, 1901, i, 331.

dentatus, 1901, 1, 331.

diversipes, 1901, i, 535.

gracilipes, 1901, i, 331, 335.

ichneumoniformis, 1901, 1, 531,

330.

obscuricornis, 1901, i, 332.

obseurus, 1901, i, 335.

pallescens, 1901, i, 531.

parvus, 1901, i, 331, 335.

rufipes, 1901, i, 331, 333.

simplex, 1901, i, 531, 333.

torridus, 1901, i, 331, 333.

undulatus, 1901, i, 335.

ventralis, 1901, i, 535.

Alytes, 1908, 39.

Amadina atricapilla, 1901, i, 67.

Amalopenzeus, 1910, 640.

elegans, 1909, 719-722, 729.

valens, 1909, 720, 729,

Amalthea, 1906, 789.

Amara, 1907, 323.

Amaroucium crosslandii,

911.

Amaryllis, 1908, 373

Amathina tricostata, 1901, ii, 362.

Amathis filia, 1901, ii, 391.

Amauris albimaculatus, 1902, i, 45.

dominicanus, 1902, ii, 305,

echeria, 1902, ii, 305.

enceladus, 1902, i, 45.

hyalites dannfelti, 1910, 8.

lobengula crawshayi, 1910,.8.

katangee, a : 85.

whytei, 1910, ¢

ean eM: fie 45

1910,

ae

0

Ov

1, 33

1906,

ii, 305;

332,

G09,

134

| Amblyscelis,

Amauris niavius dominicanus,

1910, 3.

ochlea, 1910, 3.

petiverana, 1910, 8.

psyttalea, 1916, 8.

Amaurobius, 1903, i, 366.

Amaurochrous, 1905, ii, 147.

Amazilia felicize, 1907, 515.

Ambloma, 1907, 946.

brachyptera, 1907, 936, 947,

1030.

| Amblycephalus levis, 1901, ii, 581.

moellendorfiti,

1903, i, 97.

Amblyocarenum, 1903, i, 348, 360,

364,

Amblypneustes, 1909, 714-718.

ovum, 1909, 714,

Aublypodia, 1902, i, 139.

1901, ii, 581;

| Amblyptilia acanthodactyla, 1907,

914,

cosmodactyla, 1907, 915.

Amblyrhynchus, 1905, ii, 212.

1905, ii, 279.

heemorrhous, 1905, ii, 279.

Amblysomus, 1905, 4, 270.

chrysillus, 1905, 1, 254, 260,

261, ©276 aly) FoSsmedo Oe

288.

corriz, 1995, i, 276; ii,

1906, 166, 163, 166;

hottentottus, 1905, i, 130, 259-

262; ii, 57, 58.

pondolie, 1905, i, 260.

iris, 1905, i, 254, 259, 261, 276;

SY Er

1908,

i, 57,

obtusirostris, 1905, i, 260, 262 ;

ii, 58; 1907, 288.

Amblystoma, 1905, ii, 200, 205.

altamirani, 1905, ii, 198, 200-

202, 232.

persimile, 1905, ii, 200.

tenebrosum, 1908, 146.

tigrinum, 1905, ii, 193, 200-

202, 232,

Ameiva, 1905, ii, 216, 221; 1906,

307, 354.

surinamensis,

1909, 227.

undulata, 1905, ii, 195, 216.

Amesia hyala, 1902, ii, 256.

Amia, 1901, ii, 494, 495; 1904, ii, |

37, 89, 41, 54, 56, 57, 59, 60, |

63, 64, 68, 77; 1906, 970, 972, |

975, 978; 1907, 769; 1910, |

596, 597. |

calva, 1907, 774; 1910, 595,

626. |

Amicta cabrerai, 1907, 1028.

Amiurus, 1906, 970.

Ammoceetes, 1906, 987; 1908, 47. |

Ammodoreas, 1910, 846, 897, 918,

984.

clarkei, 1910, 917.

Ammodromus peruanus, 1902, ii, 57.

Ammodytes, 1910, 608.

tobianus, 1910, 607, 626.

Ammomanes akeleyi, 1901, ii, 303.

deserti, 1901, ii, 303.

_Ammomys, 1906, 767.

Ammophila ardens, 1908, 465, 466.

argentea, 1908, 466

atripes, 1901, ii, 25.

aurifera, 1908, 464, 535.

basalis, 1908, 464.

clavus, 1908, 463.

eyrensis, 1908, 465.

impatiens, 1908, 466.

instabilis, 1908, 464, 466.

suspiciosa, 1908, 466.

(Parapsammophila) eremophila,

1910, 342, 356.

Ammothea brassica, 1906, 395, 421,

426.

elegans, 1906, 395, 421, 426.

1903, ii, 70;

thyrsoides durum, 1906, 395,

421, 427.

viridis, 1906, 395, 421, 426.

Ammotragus, 1910, 866.

lervia, 1902, ii, 13; 1910, 862,

363. |

Ameeba, 1909, 309.

meleagridis, 1910, 703.

(Entamoeba) lagopodis, 1910,

692, 702, 703, 708.

Amorbus angustior, 1901, i, 328, 333,

335.

bispinus, 1901, i, 5238, 333.

obscuricornis, 1901, i, 328, 333.

rhombeus, 1901, i, 328, 333.

rhombifer, 1901, i, 328, 333.

rubiginosus, 1901, i, 334.

subserratus, 1901, i, 328, 333,

338.

Amorphina sp., 1902, ii, 217.

Amphizschna ampla, 1902, i, 64,

78.

Amphiaseus, 1909, 40.

Amphibolurus, 1905, i, 5, 14, 16-19.

barbatus, 1904, ii, 83; 1905, i,

22; 1907, 58.

decresii, 1908, 784.

Amphicodon fritillaria, 1903, i,

168,

Amphictine, 1907, 817.

Amphidasis betularia, 1906, 129.

doubledayaria, 1906, 129.

Amphidesma, 1906, 824.

| Amphignathodon guentheri, 1903, ii,

116.

Amphilestes macrocephala, 1902, ii,

382.

mima, 1902, ii,

Amphilius angustifrons, 1905, i, 64.

atesuensis, 1905, i, G4.

brevis, 1902, i, 268, 271; 1905,

i, 64.

grandis, 1905, i, 63, 64.

longirostris, 1903, i, 25, 28;

1905, i, 64.

platychir, 1902, i, 268; ii, 336;

1905,i, 64.

uranoscopus, 1905, i, 64.

Amphioxus, 1906, 729; 1909, 203.

lanceolatus, 1902, ii, 167

Amphiperas adamsi, 1901, ii, 384.

dorsuosus, 1901, ii, 385,

926

Boo.

Amphiperas nubeculatus, 1901, ii,

385.

obtusus, 1901, ii, 385.

ovoideus, 1901, ii, 384.

pudicus, 1901, ii, 384.

pulchellus, 1901, ii, 384.

punctatus, 1901, ii, 384.

pyriformis, 1901, ii, 380.

striatulus, 1901, ii, 38.

(Cyphoma) indicus, 1901,

385.

( ) traillii, 1901, ii, 385.

(Neosimnia) spelta, 1901, ii, 385.

(Volva) lanceolatus, 1901, ii,

385.

as

Amphiporus, 1901, ii, 100, 103.

agilis, 1901, ii, 101.

algensis, 1901, ii, 101.

amboinensis, 1901; ii, 101.

angulatus, 1901, ii, 101.

arcticus, 1901, ii, 90, 93, 94,

101, 107.

bimaculatus, 1901, ii, 101.

bioculatus, 1901, ii, 101.

carinelloides, 1901, ii, 93, 101,

cruciatus, 1901, ii, 101.

cruentatus, 1901, ii, 101.

dissimtlans, 1901, ii, 101.

dubius, 1901, ii, 101.

exilis, 1901, ii, 101.

frontalis, 1901, ii, 101.

elandulosus, 1901, ii, 101.

glutinosus, 1901, ii, 101.

ereenmani, 1901, ii, 101.

hastattts, 1901, ii, 101.

heterosorus, 1901, ii, 101.

lactifloreus, 1901, ii, 101.

langiegeminus, 1901, ii, 101.

leuciodus, 1901, ii, 95, 101.

marioni, 1901, ii, 101, 106.

marmoratus, 1901, ii, 94, 101.

mesorus, 1901, ii, 101.

moseleyi, 1901, ii, 101.

multisorus, 1901, ii, 101.

nebulosus, 1901, ii, 101.

ochraceus, 1901, ii, 101.

136

Amphiporus oligoommatus, 1901, ii,

101.

paulinus, 1901, ii, 90, 92, 93,

101, 107.

polyommatus, 1901, ii, 101.

pugnax, 1901, ii, 101.

pulcher, 1901, ii, 101.

reticulatus, 1901, ii, 101.

scansor, 1909, 771.

spinosissimus, 1901, ii, 101.

spinosus, 1901, ii, 101.

staminsi, 1901, ii, 101.

testudineus, 1909, 771.

tetrasorus, 1901, ii, 101.

thompsoni, 1901, ii, 90, 91, 98,

95, 101, 104, 107.

tigrinus, 1901, ii, 101.

validissimus, 1901, ii, 101.

virgatus, 1901, ii, 101, 102.

Amphisbeena, 1905, ii, 470, 480, 481,

482, 484-486, 488; 1906, 20,

22, 24, 27, 28, 43.

brasiliana, 1905, ii, 461, 479,

480, 481, 485, 486, 487, 489.

cinerea, 1905, ii, 480, 485, 488.

fuliginosa, 1905, ii, 488, 489;

1906, 43.

Amphistegina lessoni, 1902, i, 233.

Amphisternus mucronatus, 1902, ii,

247.

Amphithoé latipes, 1909, 852, 856.

Amphithopsis, 1909, 855.

glaber, 1909, 851.

grandimana, 1909, 852, 857.

latipes, 1909, 856.

olrikii, 1909, 852.

pulchella, 1909, 852, 857.

Amphlia lanceolana, 1907, 1001.

Amplorhinus multimaculatus, 1905,

li, 250.

Ampiulex, 1908, 457 ; 1910, 355.

Ampullaria, 1901, ii, 461, 462, 468.

ovata, 1906, 184.

Amussium, 1906, 786.

caducum, 1906, 807.

formosum, 1906, 807, 848.

137

Amussium siebenrockii, 1906, 790,

807.

steindachneri, 1906, 790, 808.

Amycizea forticeps, 1901, i, 14, 15;

ii, 63.

lineatipes, 1901, i, 14, 16; 1902,

ii, 266.

Amycle forticeps, 1901, ii, 63.

Amycus albomaculatus, 1901, 1i, 74.

Amy dria leontopa, 1908, 752.

opifica, 1908, 752.

optania, 1908, 752.

percastis, 1908, 753.

trophias, 1908, 753.

Amydrus blythi, 1901, ii, 300,

Amyma octo, 1910, 406.

punctum, 1910, 406.

ruptirena, 1916, 406.

Amyntas posthumus, 1901, i, 196.

Anabas, 1904, ii, 81.

kingsleye, 1901, i, 7; 1903, i,

27.

macrocephalus, 1909, 771.

maculatus, 1902, i, 269; 1903,i,

27.

microcephalus, 1909, 771.

oligolepis, 1909, 771.

pleurostigma, 1903, i, 27, 29.

scandens, 1909, 768-771.

spinosus, 1909, 771.

testudineus, 1909, 771.

trifoliatus, 1909, 771.

variegatus, 1909, 771.

Anabazenops rufosuperciliatus caba-

nisi, 1902, ii, 58, 60.

Anableps, 1909, 656, 658-661.

microlepis, 1909, 650, 631.

Anacampsis albipalpella, 1907, 932,

933.

anthyllidella, 1907, 9382, 983.

elachistella, 1907, 938.

infestella, 1907, 932.

lamprostoma, 1907, 943. |

(Onebala) lamprostoma, 1907,

943.

Anacanthus costatus, 1903, ii, 248.

Anacyrtus gibbosus, 1905, i, 190,

Anza dominicana, 1904, i, 451.

Anaitis calophylla, 1906, 838.

foliacea, 1906, 833, 834.

isabellina, 1906, 834.

tiara, 1906, 834.

Analcipus consanguineus, 1901, 1,

59.

Aname, 1901, ii, 251, 257,

1903, i, 843, 363.

arborea, 1901, ii, 251, 252, 254,

256.

grisea, 1901, ii, 252, 253, 255,

258; 1902, ii, 141.

pallida, 1901, ii, 251, 252, 255 ;

1902, ii, 141.

pellucida, 1901, ii, 251, 252, 255,

256.

tasmanica, 1902, ii, 140, 142.

Anancylus, 1902, ii, 238.

Anaphosia astrigata, 1910, 893, 508.

cyanogramma, 1910, 393.

euryegrapha, 1910, 394, 508.

pectinata, 1910, 393, 508.

Anaplectes blundelli, 1901, ii, 301.

melanotis, 1901, ii, 801, 619.

rubriceps, 1901, ii, 301.

Anarrhichas, 1909, 6i1.

Anartia iatrophe, 1901, 1, 223; 1901,

ii, 711.

saturata, 1901, ii, 711.

jatrophe, 1904, i, 451.

Anartomorpha diodonta, 1906, 487.

flavescens, 1906, 486, 498.

potanini, 1906, 487.

Anas boschas, 1901, ii, 324; 1902,

My elSi7 1905, a5 1475 TAS):

1909, 598.

coromandelianus, 1901, i, 81.

cristata, 1902, ii, 54.

javanica, 1902, i, 81.

leucoptera, 1901, i, 80.

melleri, 1909, 598.

pecilorhyncha, 1902, ii, 318;

1905, i, 147-149 ; 1909, 598.

scutulata, 1901, i, 80.

261 ;

138

Anas superciliosa, 1905, i, 147, 148;

1909, 598.

Anasa apicalis, 1901, i, 334.

varicornis, 1901, i, 334.

Anastomus lamelligerus, 1901, 1, 366,

369.

oscitans, 190i, i, 35, 865, 367,

369, 370.

Anatifa quadrivalvis, 1902, ii, 372.

Anatina labiata, 1906, 845.

subrostrata, 1906, 845.

Anatinella candida, 1906, 828.

Anax guttatus, 1902, i, 64,

1909, 155, 156.

Anceya, 1906, 180, 181.

giraudi, 1906, 183.

rufocincta, 1906, 185, 186.

Anchicaligus nautili, 1903, i, 108.

Anchiphiloscia, 1968, 555.

cunningtoni, 1908, 557, 558,

560.

karongee, 1908, 556, 560.

simoni, 1908, 455.

Anchistus inermis, 1901, ii, 565.

Ancilla albifasciata, 1901, ii, 427.

ampla, 1901, ii, 427.

castanea, 1901, ii, 427.

cinnamomea, 1901, ii, 427.

albisulcata, 1901, ii, 427,

eburnea, 190i, ii, 427.

fasciata, 1901, ii, 427.

lineolata, 1901, ii, 427.

tindalli, 1901, ii, 427.

ventricosa, 1901, ii, 427.

Ancistrodon, 1905, ii, 226,

acutus, 1903, 1, 98.

bilineatus, 1905, ii, 226.

blomhoffii, 1903, i, 98, 102;

1905, ii, 511, 513, 514.

contortrix, 1907, 791.

intermedius, 1903, i, 101.

piscivorus, 1906, 36, 41, 505;

(1907, 791; 1909, 739,

Ancistrus bachi, 1906, 889.

brachyurus, 1905, i, 190.

gibbiceps, 1905, i, 190,

78 ;

Ancistrus guacharote, 1906, 378.

megacephalus, 1906, 389.

pictus, 1905, i, 190.

trinitatis, 1906, 378, 380, 389.

Ancylis lanceolana, 1907, 1001.

Ancylolomia chrysographella, 1910,

492.

endopheealis, 1910, 492, 509.

pectinifera, 1910, 492, 509.

Ancylotrypa, 1903, i, 361.

Ancylus, 1961, ii, 468 ; 1906, 181.

fluviatilis, 1909, 751.

parallelus, 1906, 184.

stuhlmanni, 1906, 184.

tanganyicensis, 1906, 184, 186.

Andasta cyclosina, 1901, ii, 62.

Andigena bailloni, 1909, 740.

hypoglaucus, 1902, ii, 39.

Andinomys, 1992, i, 116.

edax, 1902, i, 116, 117.

Andraca bipunctata, 1906, 492.

Andrhippuris caudequina, 1910, 398.

Andronymus fenestrella, 1910, 7d.

leander, 1909, 407.

philander, 1910, 75.

Anelytropsis papillosus, 1905, ii, 198,

219.

Anemesia, 1903, i, 348, 560.

Anemonia sulcata, 1905, ii, 324.

Anepsia depressa, 1901, ii, 61.

fuscolimbata, 1901, ii, 61.

Angerona prunaria, 1906, 125-128,

133.

sordiata, 1906, 125-128,

38.

Angiostomum brachylaimus, 1903,

ii, 154, 155.

serpenticola, 1905, i, 251, 253.

Anguilla, 1909, 612, 656; 1910, 602,

621-624.

bengalensis, 1902, ii, 224; 1907,

Salil,

labiata, 1902, ii, 224; 1907,

381i.

vulgaris, 1909, 628; 1910, GOO,

626. g

139

Anguis, 1905, ii, 467; 1906, 601; |

1907, 57.

fragilis, 1905, ii, 217, 258, 476 ;

1906, 603.

Aniculus aniculus, 1902, ii, 364.

typicus, 1902, ii, 364.

Anidiops, 1901, ii, 229, 231; 1902,

1i, 125; 1903, i, 349, 363.

manstridgei, 1901, ii, 231 ; 1902, |

ii, 142.

Aniella pulchra, 1905, ii, 219.

texana, 1905, ii, 219.

Aniseedus, 1903, i, 367.

Anisaspis, 1903, i, 345, 364. |

Anisaspoides, 1903, i, 345, 364.

Anisodes ineequalis, 1910, 476.

porphyropis, 1905, i, 94.

Anisodoris, 1903, ii, 360.

Anisolabis aanulipes, 1909, 156.

Anisomys, 1903, ii, 199.

imitator, 1903, ii, 200.

Anisoscelis fasciata, 1901, i, 333.

fraterna, 1901, i, 330, 334.

fulvicornis, 1901, i, 330, 333,

indocta, 1901, i, 334.

quadricollis, 1901, i, 333.

Anisota rubicunda, 1901, i, 167.

stigma, 1901, i, 167.

Annemopsyche charmione, 1910,

475.

Anoa depressicornis, 1909, 90.

Anodonta cygnea, 1907, 447.

mutabilis, 1907, 447.

Anodorhynchus glaucus,

167.

hyacinthinus, 1902, i, 167.

Ancedopoda latipennis, 1902, i, 94.

Anoka moneagua, 1901, ii, 6.

peckhami, 1901, ii, 6, 7.

1902, 4,

Anolis, 1905, i, 19; ii, 216, 221.

carolinensis, 1905, ii, 212,

216.

gadovii, 1905, ii, 195, 216, 233,

245, 247. |

hogaster, 1905, ii, 195, 216,

245, 247.

Anolis nebulosus, 1905, ii, 195, 216,

231, 233, 246.

sallei, 1905, ii, 195.

tropidonotus, 1905, ii, 198.

Anomala sp., 1903, ii, 246; 1909,

151.

Anomalepis mexicana, 1905, ii, 222.

Anomalurus, 1907, 228, 229,

batesi, 1905, i, 82.

beecrofti, 1905, i, 81, 82, 200,

205.

beldeni, 1904, ii, 191; 1905, i,

82.

erythronotus, 1904, ii, 191.

fraseri, 1904, ii, 185, 190, 191,

192.

nigrescens, 1904, ii, 190.

fulgens, 1905, i, 82.

Anomia, 1907, 869.

acheeus, 1906, 793.

(ASnigma) enigmatica,

793.

Anomodontia, 1907, 1048, 1060.

Anonychia grisea, 1906, 491.

Anonymus virilis, 1906, 712, 719.

Anoplius, 1910, 522.

ahrimanes, 1910, 526.

amcenulus, 1910, 329.

atavus, 1910, 326, 328, 356.

cinereus, 1910, 329,

doddi, 1910, 328.

elatus, 1910, 330.

labilis, 1910, 328.

nigricornis, 1910, 330.

nubilipennis, 1910, 329.

papuensis, 1910, 332.

senex, 1910, 327, 356.

sericops, 1910, 329,

(Episyron) jubilans, 1910, 330.

1906,

( ) kurandensis, 1910, 333.

( ) lepidohirtus, 1910, 331.

( ) limpidus, 1910, 332.

( ) orientalis, 1910, 330.

Anoplocnemis curvipes, 1901, i,

334,

fuscus, 1901, i, 327, 333, 334,

140

Anoplocnemis pectoralis, 1901, i, 384.

phasianus, 1901, i, 827, 354.

scutellaris, 1901, i, 333.

tristator, 1902, i, 42.

varicornis, 1901, i, 327, 3393,

335.

westwoodi, 1901, i, 334.

Anoplopterus, 1905, i, 64.

longirostris, 1903, i, 25.

Anoploscelus, 1903, i, 354, 361.

Anorrhinus galeritus, 1901, i, 70.

Anosia archippus megalippe, 1901,

vit (NN

Anostomus gracilis, 1905, i, 189.

teeniatus, 1905, i, 189.

Anosus stolidus, 1909, 187; 1910,

90.

Anser cinerea, 1909, 340.

Anseranas semipalmata, 1905,i, 118.

Antagastra catalaunalis, 1910, 504.

Antarcheea duplicalis, 1910, 442.

fragilis, 1910, 442.

heemaceps, 1910, 442, 509.

hematoessa, 1910, 444, 509.

lentistriata, 1910, 445, 509.

olivescens, 1910, 442, 509.

subflavalis, 1910, 442.

umbrifera, 1910, 448, 509.

Antechinomys, 1908, 561-605, 697 ;

1910, 222.

spenceri, 1909, 804, 848.

Antechinus, 1908, 561.

Antedon carinata, 1907, 454; 1910,

126,

Antenella secundaria, 1910, 800, 802,

822.

Antennularia irregularis, 1907, 488.

profunda, 1907, 488.

ramosa, 1907, 489.

Antenor, 1902, i, 294, 310, 314, 816.

Antherea mylitta, 1902, i, 204.

yama-mai, 1901, i, 166; 1902, i,

204.

Anthias boops, 1910, 98.

testudineus, 1909, 771.

Anthobosea, 1910, 253.

Anthobosca australasie, 1910, 308.

cognata, 1910, 307.

gilesi, 1910, 308, 356.

nubilipennis, 1910, 307.

strandi, 1910, 306.

Anthocomus, 1905, ii, 275.

coriaceus, 1905, ii, 275.

Anthophila, 1907, 988.

Anthophora zonata, 1901, i, 244.

Anthothreptes orientalis, 1901, ii,

617.

Anthracoceros albirostris, 1901, 1,

70.

convexus, 1901, i, 70.

malabaricus, 1901, i, 70.

Anthracotherium, 1901, i, 36.

magnum, 1904, i, 456-458.

Anthrax sp., 1909, 150.

Authreptes, 1909, 528.

malaccensis, 1901, i, 65; 1909,

527, 535, 5387, 540.

Anthropoides, 1905, i, 117.

paradisea, 1905, i, 111, 113.

Anthropopithecus, 1904, ii, 418, 418 ;

1905, i, 68.

gorilla, 1904, ii, 178; 1906,

463.

malaccensis, 1901, i, 65.

schweinfurthi, 1904, ii, 347.

troglodytes, 1903, i, 191; ii,

193, 315; 1904, a5 dag

1905, i, 205; ii, 57; 1908,

629.

Anthus bertheloti, 1909, 370.

bosniaskii, 1909, 369, 370.

richardi, 1910, 574.

rufulus, 1901, i, 66.

sordidus, 1901, ii, 617.

Antidorcas, 1910, 897, 984.

euchore, 1904, i, 416, 419, 420;

1910, 893.

marsupialis, 1910, 892, 893.

Antilocapra, 1902, i, 207, 208, 213,

216,217; 1904, i, 146; 1909,

174, 175, 177, 179, 181, 182,

185, 186, 190, 197.

141

Antilocapra americana, 1904, i, 146 ;

£90553) 118.197 1907, 114;

1908, 161; 1909, 160, 172,

Ve, 178," 185, 197; 1910,

935.

Antilope, 1910, 897, 908, 984.

acuticornis, 1906, 168.

bubalina, 1908, 178.

bubalus, 1910, 900.

cervicapra, 1904, i, 421; 1905,

i, 118; 1910, 840, 894, 895,

975, 976.

chora, 1905, i, 140.

crispa, 1908, 196.

dammah, 1903, i, 300.

dorcas, 1909, 340.

eleotragus, 1910, 918.

euchore, 1910, 893.

goral, 1908, 192, 195.

interscapularis, 1908, 176.

Jalandia, 1910, 913.

leucoryx, 1903, i, 300; 1910,

907. —

ndumbe, 1902, ii, 341.

oryx, 1910, 907.

perpusilla, 1910, 867.

pygarga, 1910, 893.

pygmea, 1910, 867.

scripta, 1910, 929.

sumatraensis, 1908, 175, 176.

sylvatica, 1910, 929.

tendal, 1905, i, 140.

thar, 1908, 176.

(Caprina) crispa, 1908, 196, 198.

(Nemorhedus) thar, 1908, 176.

Antipha sp., 1902, ii, 243, 245.

abdominalis, 1902, ii, 243, 245.

nigra, 1902, ii, 243, 245, 282.

Antrostomus ocellatus, 1902, ii, 30.

Anurea aculeata, 1910, 793, 794,

798.

valga, 1910, 793, 795-798.

cochlearis, 1910, 793, 797, 798.

Anypheena, 1903, i, 366, 367.

Aonyx capensis, 1909, 119.

Aotus azar, 1903, ii, 234.

Aparallactus capensis, 1902, ii, 18 ;

1907, 487; 1909, 596.

cuentheri, 1902, ii, 18.

Apatema coarctella, 1907, 945.

fasciatum, 1907, 945, 946.

lucidum, 1907, 945, 1082.

mediopallidum, 1907, 945.

quadripuncta, 1907, 945.

Apatolestes, 1906, 97.

Apatura, 1909, 282.

Apaustus abure, 1909, 411.

arzyrosticta, 1910, 377.

Aphaneramma, 1904, ii, 170, 178,

175.

rostratum, 1904, ii, 173, 175,

176.

Aphaniotis fusca, 1901, i, 304, 307.

Aphanopus carbo, 1905, i, 252.

Aphantochroa gularis, 1902, ii, 22.

Aphelodoris, 1904, i, 380.

Aphelotoma affinis, 1910, 541.

aterrima, 1910, 342.

auriventris, 1910, 541.

striaticollis, 1910, 341.

Aphidium ficus, 1903, i, 106.

Aphneus, 1910, 3.

erikssoni, 1910, 48.

hollandi, 1902, i, 45, 46, 49, 51;

1910, 47.

marshalli, 1910, 48, 86.

orcas, 1902, 1, 49; 1910, 47.

questiauxi, 1910, 48, 86.

Aphniolaus, 1902, ii, 117.

pallene, 1910, 47.

Aphonopelma, 1903, i, 354, 357, 364.

Aphrissa statira, 1901, i, 223; 1901,

ii, 714,

Aphriza virgata, 1901, ii, 592.

Aphroceras sericatum, 1908, 776.

Aphrodisium tibiale, 1902, ii, 277.

Aphrodite aculeata, 1903, ii, 148,

Apis dorsata, 1906, 97, 98.

mellifera, 1906, 98.

Aplemonus aurivilli, 1906, 943.

gibbipennis, 1906, 94.3.

zizyphi, 1906, 911, 943, 958,

142

Aplysia, 1901, ii, 116; 1904, ii, 297.

Apodenus agrarius, 1908, 7-9, 48,

642,

cores, 1908, 642.

pallidior, 1908, 973.

coree, 1908, 8, 9.

geisha, 1908, 48, 54,

sagax, 1908, 48, 54.

hokkaidi, 1908, 54.

japonicus, 1908, 54.

mantchuricus, 1908, 8, 9.

minutus, 1908, 54.

ningpoensis, 1908, 8, 9.

pallidior, 1908, 7, 8.

peninsule, 1908, 53.

speciosus, 1908, 6, 58, 641, 973,

978.

chevrieri, 1908, 642.

draco, 1908, 642.

——— peninsule, 1908, 48, 53,

641.

speciosus, 1908, 48.

ussuricus, 1908, 54.

Apoderus javanicus, 1902, ii, 270,

284,

Apodia, 1907, 929.

guimarensis, 1907, 930, 1030.

Aporodoris, 1906, 655.

rubra, 1906, 655.

Aporoptychus, 1903,

361, 365.

Aporrhais, 1901, ii, 465.

Aporus acer, 1910, 335.

cingulatus, 1910, 3

immitis, 1910, 335, 336.

nigrocinerascens, 1910, 334.

tenellus, 1910, 336.

Apostolepis assimilis, 1903, ii, 70.

Appias epaphia, 1910, 61.

Aproaerema, 1907, 929.

acanthyllidis, 1907, 954,

albipalpella, 1907, 932, 933.

anthyllidella, 1907, 932, 933.

captivella, 1907, 954.

elachistella, 1907, 933.

genistae, 1907, 955, 1030.

i, 349, 359,

34, 335

|

Aproaerema infestella, 1907, 952.

lamprostoma, 1907, 943.

mercedella, 1907, 934, 1030.

nigratomella, 1907, 985.

psoralella, 1907, 952.

thaumalea, 1907, 984, 1080.

Aprosmictus chloropterus, 1909, 130.

cyanopygius, 1902, 1, 169; 1906,

Apterodema acuticollis, 1903, ii, 256.

paraguayensis, 1903, ii, 255, 256.

Apteryx, 1961, ii, 637; 1902, 1, 285,

290; 1906, 897, 899; 1908,

66; 1909, 224.

australis, 1967, 1046.

mantelli, 1905, ii, 295;

574,

Aptostichus, 1903, i, 349, 364.

Apus, 1908, 47; 1910, 150.

Aquila, 1902, i, 280, 281, 294, 296,

300, 305, 309, 310, 313-315 ;

1903, ii, 157, 163; 1905, 1,

WOW WAL IL fe

albicans, 1901, ii, 312.

audax, 1902, i, 288.

chrysaétus, 1902, i, 288, 295;

1903, ii, 386.

clanga, 1907, 1046.

rapax, 1901, ii, 5312; 1902, i, 299.

verreauxl, 1905, i, 108.

Ara, 1905, i, 107, 117.

ararauna, 1902, i, 167.

chloroptera, 1902, i, 168.

hyacinthina, 1905, i, 105, 106.

1906,

macao, 1901, ii, 279; 1902, i,

168.

maracana, 1902, i, 168.

militaris, 1901, ii, 279; 1902, i,

168 ; ii, 59.

severa, 1902, i, 168,

Ayracana, 1902, ii, 290.

Arachnactis albida, 1903, i, 117,

118, 123.

Arachnidium, 1907, 252, 255.

Avachnocestra crassirostris, 1901, i,

64,

Arachnoidia, 1907, 252.

255, 257.

Arachnothera crassirostris, 1901, i, |

64, 65.

longirostris, 1909, 527-532,

534, 535, 537, 539.

melanura, 1901, ii, 59.

Aradus membranaceus, 1909, 154.

Arzogyia pheopasta, 1906, 492,

498.

Aramides cayanea chiricote, 1902,

ii, 49.

cayennensis, 1961, ii, 630;

1902, ii, 49,

ypecaha, 1901, ii, 630.

Aramus, 1901, ii, 636, 638, 641,

643-645, 649-652, 654.

scolopaceus, 1901, ii, 630, 648,

650.

Aranea, 1903, i, 366.

maxillosa, 1902, ii, 100.

regia, 1902, ii, 418.

venatoria, 1901, ii, G4; 1902, ii,

418.

Araneus caput-lupi, 1901, ii, 59.

de haani, 1901, ii, 59.

laglaizei, 1901, ii, 60.

nauticus, 1901, ii, 60.

submucronatus, 1901, ii, 59.

Araotes lapithis, 1962, ii, 258, 260.

Arapaima, 1904, ii, 56, 57, 59-64,

67, 69-75, 77, 78.

gigas, 1904, ii, 55.

Arbacia punctulata, 1908, 657.

Arbanitis, 1901, ii, 230,233; 1902,

ti, 125; 1903, i, 348, 349,

363.

gilliesii, 1961, ii, 283-236 ;

1902, ii, 142.

huttonii, 1901, ii, 233, 234, 236.

kirkii, 1901, ii, 233, 236.

longipes, 1901, ii, 233, 236.

Arbelorhina czerulea microrhyncha,

1902, ii, 56,

Arboricola ardens, 1910, 57

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14

3)

| Area bistrigata, 1906, 793.

ray-lankesteri, 1907, 250, 251, |

consociata, 1906, 795.

culebrensis, 1906, 795.

imbricata, 1906, 785.

nose, 1906, 794.

requiescens, 1906, 7938, 848.

(Anomalocardia) granosa, 1906,

796.

(Bathyarca) anaclima, 1906,

794, 848.

(Scapharca) birleyana, 1906,

794, 848.

(——) cibotina, 1906, 795,

848,

( ) elathrata, 1906, 798.

( ) ineequivalvis, 1906, 795,

(——) japonica, 1906, 795.

( ) natalensis, 1906, 796.

( ) rhombea, 1906, 796.

(——) rufescens, 1906, 796.

Archeea, 1903, i, 366.

Archeopteryx, 1907, 232-236.

Archernis callixantha, 1907, 86.

eucosma, 1907, 86.

ignealis, 1907, 86.

Archibasis melanocyanea, 1902, ii,

387.

Archibuteo, 1902, i, 316; 1903, ii,

157, 163.

| Archidoris, 1903, ii, 856, 357, 360,

367 ; 1904, 1, 380, 884; 1906,

653, 656.

africana, 1903, ii, 354, 356,

361-863 ; 1904, i, 380; 1906,

638, 655.

australis, 1903, 11, 356.

incerta, 1903, ii, 356.

kerguelensis, 1903, ii, 356.

minor, 1903, ii, 354, 556, 361;

1904, i, 380.

nanula, 1904, i, 380.

nyctea, 1903, ii, 356.

rubescens, 1903, ii, 356.

tuberculata, 1903, ii, 357.

violacea, 1904, i, 380; 1906,

638, 655,

144

Archisometrus scutatus, 1901, 1i, 78. |

Archispirostreptus cristulatus, 1909,

414.

pyrocephalus, 1909, 414.

Arcilasisa plagiata, 1905, i, 93.

Arctibeus carpolegus, 1908, 267.

jamaicensis, 1908, 267.

perspicillatus, 1908, 267.

Arctictis, 1907, 806, 807 ; 1909, 89,

479.

binturong, 1904, i, 190, 195;

1905, ii, 26, 296; 1907, 807, |

810; 1909, 90, 386.

Arctocebus aureus, 1905, i, 72.

Arctogalidia trivirgata, 1907, 198.

Arctomys, 1904, i, 144,

marmotta, 1907, 212; 1908, 585.

Arctonys, 1908, 944.

collaris, 1908, 955,

Arctosa, 1905, ii, 570.

Arctus tuberculatus, 1901, ii, 557.

Arcyophora fuscicona, 1910, 413,

508.

longivalvis, 1910, 413. |

Ardea chrysopelargus, 1904, ii, 200.

cinerea, 1901, ii, 324, |

goliath, 1909, 740.

purpurea, 1901, i, 80; ii, 824.

Ardeola grayi, 1902, i, 263.

Arenaria interpres, 1910, 579.

Arenocoris xgyptius, 1901, i, 330,

34,

tibialis, 1901, i, 330, 535.

Argadesa materna, 1910, 430.

Argas persicus, 1909, 327; 1910,

699.

Arges, 1907, 795.

boulengeri, 1907, 800.

heterodon, 1907, 799, 800.

homodon, 1907, 800.

longifilis, 1907, 800.

peruanus, 1907, 800.

retropinna, 1907, 800,

simonsii, 1907, 800.

Argilophilus, 1904, ii, 259.

Argina amanda, 1910, 461,

Argina argus, 1906, 491.

leonina, 1910, 460.

Argiocnemis feminina, 1902, ii, 338.

incisa, 1902, ii, 388.

minima, 1902, ii, 388.

nigvicans, 1902, ii, 387, 388.

pulverulans, 1902, ii, 388.

rubeola, 1902, ii, 387.

sumatrana, 1902, ii, 387.

Argiolaus julius, 1902, ii, 117, 121.

lukabas, 1902, ii, 117, 121.

menas, 1902, ii, 117, 121.

paneperata, 1902, ii, 117, 121.

silarus, 1910, 47.

silas lalos, 1902, ii, 117, 121.

Argiope pulchella, 1901, ii, 58.

Argonauta, 1906, 783.

hians, 1901, ii, 345.

Argulus, 1909, 11, 12.

Argusianus argus, 1901, i, 78.

Argya aylmeri, 1901, ii, 611,

rubiginosa, 1901, ii, 611,

rufula, 1901, ii, 611.

Argynnis altissima, 1906, 483.

clara, 1904, ii, 157; 1906, 483.

clarina, 1904, ii, 137;

1906, 483.

claudia, 1904, ii, 136, 141;

1906, 483.

gemmata, 1906, 485.

lathonia iseeea, 1906, 482.

pales sifanica, 1906, 482.

| Argyractis periopis, 1910, 496, 509.

Argyrodes fissifrons, 1901, ii, 51, 52.

inguinalis, 1901, ii, 62.

miniaceus, 1901, ii, 51.

nigra, 1901, ii, 52.

procrastinans, 1901, ii, 52.

Argyroepeira elegans, 1901, ii, 57.

fastigata, 1901, ii, 57.

gemmea, 1901, ii, 57.

tessellata, 1901, ii, 57.

ventralis, 1901, ii, 57.

Avgyroneta, 1902, ii, 186; 1903, i,

158.

aquatica, 1902, ii, 99,

L45

Argyroneta marina, 1902, ii, 101.

Areyropeza, 1901, ii, 371.

divina, 1901, 11,372, 459.

Argyroploce orthacta, 1908, 718.

Argyrothripa nigrostrigata, 1905, i,

93, 95.

Arhopala, 1962, i, 139.

Ariamnes flagellum nigritus, 1901,

ii, 51.

Ariathisa excisa, 1910, 405.

Aricoris jansoni, 1904, i, 488.

striata, 1904, i, 488, 489.

Arion ater, 1909, 328.

empizricorum, 1909, 328, 329,

382.

Aristeus coruscans, 1919, 639.

Aristodesmus, 1901, ii, 186; 1904,

i, 476; 1905, i, 229.

Aristotelia, 1907, 929.

acrena, 1908, 724.

ancillula, 1907, 930,

eacomicra, 1907, 931.

peltosema, 1908, 724.

rumicetella, 1907, 931,

servella, 1907, 931.

sirota, 1908, 724.

Ariteus archradophilus, 1908, 267,

Arius herzbergii, 1906, 380, 386.

spixii, 1906, 380, 386.

Armadillidium pacificum, 1901, i,

325.

Armadillo infuseata, 1902, ii, 380.

murinus, 1902, ii, 580.

pallidus, 1902, ii, 380.

Arniocera chaleopasta, 1910, 489,

509.

Arnoglossus, 1909, 651, 652, 657.

megastoma, 1909, 649.

Aroa achrodisea, 1910, 457, 569.

discalis, 1910, 457.

Arothron waandersii, 1902, ii, 302.

Arrhenodes sp., 1902, ii, 242, 247.

Arrhenothrix penicilligera, 1902, ii,

116.

Arrhenurus pertusus, 1906, 555.

plenipalpis, 1906, 534, 535.

Proc. Zoou. Soc. Inprx, 1901-10.

Arrugia umbra, 1910, 369.

Arsinoitherium zitteli,

928.

Artamia, 1907, 353, 354, 357-859,

365, 366, 871. .

Artamides sumatrensis, 1901, i, 59.

Artamus, 1907, 353, 357-859,

365.

leucogaster, 1907, 362.

Artholexis hollandi, 1909, 407.

melichroptera, 1909, 407, 408,

413.

Arthroleptis wahlbergii, 1905, ii, 251.

whytii, 1907, 482.

Arthrolycosa, 1902, i, 340.

Artibeus, 1908, 212, 214, 221-225.

sp., 1908, 278, 279.

aztecus, 1908, 204, 226-2929,

232, 290, 296, 297, 300, 301,

306, 309, 310, 313-316.

bilobatus, 1908, 217,218.

carpolegus, 1908, 228, 264, 265,

267,

cinereus, 1908, 204, 226-930,

232, 230-297, 301, 303, 310,

518-313,

bogotensis, 1908, 204, 228,

229, 291-293, 295, 318.

1902, ii,

cinereus, 1908, 204,

213, 229, 290-292, 295, 296,

313,

concolor, 1908, 204, 217, 225-

230, 232-234, 237, 945, 246,

265, 285, 286, 808, 311, 814—

316.

coryi, 1908, 228, 265, 268, 270.

fallax, 1908, 217, 227, 228, 230,

231, 234, 242-244,

femurvillosum, 1908, 228, 278,

282, 283.

glaucus, 1908, 204, 226-229

232, 260, 285-292 2

310, 312, 314-316.

grandis, 1908, 228, 972, 275,

hercules, 1908, 228, 242-945,

316.

bho

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cs

10

146

oe ae 1908, 204, 217, | Artibeus lituratus, 1908, 228, 252,

996-299, 931, 232, 237, 242, | 253, 257-260, 272, 284, 319.

246, 247, Oe 285, 286, 310, macleayi, 1908, 228, 261.

312, 314-316. nanus, 1908, 204, 226-229, 232,

insularis, 1908, 228, 265, 270. 296, 297, 800, 304, 305, 3807—

310, 313-316.

palmarum, 1908, 228, 275, 276,

278, 280, 281, 283, 319.

parvipes, 1908, 228, 258, 254,

260, 262-264, 266, 284.

perspiccilalune, 1908, 261.

perspicillatus, 1908, 227, 228,

230, 231, 234-236, 239, 248,

| 258, 260, 261, 263-265, 2638,

intermedius, 1908, 228, 237,

248, 265, 278, 280, 281.

jamaicensis, 1908, 204, 212, |

916, 224, 296-235, 238, 239, |

243, 247, 249, 250-254, 257, |

259-268, 270, 272-274, 276,

281, 283-287, 291, 299, 301,

310, 312, 314, 315-317.

eequatorialis, 1908, 204, | 270, 272, 274, 278-281, 283.

228, 229, 249, 250, 252-255, | ee 1968, 204, 226-229,

257, 258, 260, 270-273, 284, | 239, 800, 303-306, 309, 310,

285, 312, 317-319. | 313-316.

dominicanus, 1908, 249, | planirostris, 1903, ii, 234; 1908,

250, 252. | 204; 205) 8212) eG ie

jamaicensis, 1908, 204, 228 926-998, 2311) 939/935, aay

~230, 249-258, 255-260, 262,

242, 244-947, 951-254, 260,

263, 265-273, 278, 280-282,

261, 265, 268, 271, 273, 274,

285, 286, 312, 317-319. 278, 285, 286, 310, 311, 314-

lituratus, 1908, 204, ne 317.

228-230, 239-241, 247, — fallax, 1908, 204, 205, 208,

255, 257-260, 272-278, os 215, 228-2380, 234-237, 242-

281, 288, 284, 303, 312, 317, 245, 247, 260, 312, 316.

318. erenadensis, 1908, 204,

palmarum, 1908, 204, 228, 228, 229, 237, 241, 242, 312,

229, 248-250, 252-255, 257- 316.

260, 266, 273, 274, 278-285,

312, 317-3819.

planirostris, 1908, 204,

228-230, 233-237, 239-245,

—— Honus 1908, ee 228, 250, 260, 274, 287, 311, 316.

229, 247, 249, 250, 252, 253, | trinitatis, 1908, 204, 228,

255, 257-264, 266, 272, 278, 229, 233, 236, 237, 241, 242,

312, 319. 245, 247, 260, 312, 316.

—— preceps, 1908, 204, 228, quadrivittatus, 1908, 204, 226—

- 229, 249, 254, 260, 264, 265, 229, 232, 293, 296, 302, 303,

270, 278, 274, 283-285, 312, | 507-510, 313-316.

317-3819, PORPnueTEY 1908, 204, 216, 226-

Dae a 1908, 204, 229, 251, 232, 288, 293-296,

228, 229, 247, 249, 250, 252- 315-316,

255, 257-261, 263-266, 272, rusbyi, 1908, 228, 272, 275,

273, 284, 312, 317, 318. 276.

lineatus, 1908, 230. sulphureus, 1908, 267.

147

Artibeus toltecus, 1908, 204, 226,

227, 231, 232, 290, 294, 296,

297, 299, 300, 302-308, 310,

313-316.

ravus, 1908, 204, 294, 298,

229, 296-304, 306, 309, 313.

toltecus, 1908, 204, 228, 229,

297-303, 306, 307, 309, 313.

. turpis, 1908, 204, 226-229, 232,

296, 297, 300, 305, 307-310,

313-816.

watsoni, 1908, 204, 226-229,

232, 260, 286-294, 296, 300,

310, 812, 314-316.

yucatanicus, 1908, 228,

254, 260, 261, 263, 264,

284, 319.

(Dermanura) quadrivittatus,

1908, 302.

(——) rosenbergi, 1908, 293.

(Uroderma) bilobatus, 1908, 217.

Artona confusa, 1906, 493.

Artopéetes, 1909, 422, 473, 476.

pryeri, 1909, 473, 474, 476.

Artopoia, 1909, 473.

Artotrogus, 1903, i, 104.

Arvicanthis, 1902, ii, 315;

572, 581, 596, 604.

abyssinicus, 1902, ii, 312; 1904,

i, 462.

barbarus, 1903, i, 297.

dorsalis, 1905, i, 269; 1906,

682, 782; 1907, 294, 779;

1908, 170, 545; 1909, 121.

cealidior, 1908, 546.

dunni, 1903, i, 297.

> neumanni, 1902, ii, 312.

nilotica, 1909, 794.

pulchellus, 1905, i, 84.

pumilio, 1904, i, 179, 180; 1905,

i, 136, 269; 1906, 111, 160,

164, 582; 1908, 583, 589.

bechuane, 1906, 11].

—— cinereus, 1904, i, 172, 179.

—— dilectus, 1906, 590, 782;

1909, 121.

253,

266,

1908,

|

|

Arvicanthis pumilio grique, 1906,

ils

pumilus, 1909, 520.

somalicus, 1902, ii, 312.

zebra, 1903, i, 297, 238.

Arvicola amphibius, 1901, i, 43;

1902, i, 104.

amurensis, 1906, 865.

destructor, 1902, i, 104.

hatanedzumi, 1905, ii, 352.

mongolicus, 1908, 108.

montebelli, 1905, ii, 352.

niloticus, 1909, 794.

rutilus, 1907, 413.

Asaphis deflorata, 1906, 842.

Asarcornis seutulata, 1901, i, 80.

Asbolia villosipes, 1903, ii, 259.

Ascaltis, 1904, ii, 384,

botryoides, 1904, ii, 386, 387,

389, 391-394.

canariensis, 1908, 762, 763, 768.

cerebrum, 1905, ii, 17.

compacta, 1908, 762, 763.

contorta, 1905, ii, 6, 17.

corlacea, 1908, 762, 766.

darwinu, 1908, 436.

gegenbauri, 1905, ii, 17.

Ascandra angulata, 1905, ii, 20.

armata, 1904, ii, 360, 361, 371.

botryoides, 1904, ii, 355, 374,

387, 392.

botrys, 1904, ii, 355, 386, 387,

391-394,

complicata, 1904, ii, 355, 361

866, 370-872, 385.

contorta, 1904, ii, 861, 371-373,

385 ; 1905, ii, 3, 5, 6, 12, 15-

18; 1908, 456.

corallorrhiza, 1904, ii, 374, 384.

densa, 1905, ii, 10.

ellisii, 1904, ii, 392,

fabricii, 1904, ii, 361, 370.

faleata, 1908, 666, 670, 673, 676.

nitida, 1904, ii, 355, 386, 392.

panis, 1908, 759.

parus, 1905, ii, 10.

10*

b)

148

Ascandra pinus, 1904, ii, $95, 361-

363, 372.

solanderii, 1994, ii, 392.

tenuis, 1904, ii, 574.

variabilis, 1904, ii, 351, 374,

378, 380, 385, 386.

(Clathrina) contorta, 1904, ii,

373,

Ascaris angusticollis, 1905, i, 251,

253.

capsularia, 1905, i, 252, 253,

compar, 1909, 364,

dipsadomorphi, 1903, ii, 153,

155.

funiculus, 1909, 365,

gallopavonis, 1909, 365,

gibbosa, 1909, 365,

inflexa, 1909, 365.

infundibulicola, 1903, ii, 153,

155.

lagopodis, 1909, 364.

lumbricoides, 1905, i, 252, 253 ;

1998, 742.

megalocephala, 1910, 147.

mucronota, 1909, 340.

mystax, 1909, 745.

papillosa, 1909, 364,

perspicillum, 1909, 365.

solitaria, 1903, 11, 153, 155.

vesicularis, 1909, 364.

Ascetta blanca, 1908, 458,

coriacea, 1908, 762, 766,

primordialis, 1908, 436.

spinosa, 1905, ii, 3, 5, 12-14, 16-

20; 1908, 456.

Ascidia obliqua, 1908, 905, 910.

Ascopharynx, 1908, 539.

Ascortis corallorrhiza, 1904, ii, 374,

384.

fabricii, 1904, ii, 861, 370.

Asculmis armata, 1904, ii, 560, 371.

norvegica, 1904, ii, 371.

pocillum, 1904, ii, 371.

Ascyssa, 1904, ii, 350.

acufera, 1904, ii, 371,

variabilis, 1904, ii, 384.

Asellota, 1904, ii, 310, 318, 314.

Asellus, 1904, ii, 302, 305-308, 311-

ol4.

aquaticus, 1904, ii, 305, 331;

1906, 694.

Asio, 1905, i, 117.

abyssinicus, 1901, ii, 604.

accipitrinus, 1905, i, 252.

brachyotus, 1905, i, 252, 253.

leucotis, 1901, ii, 605.

mexicanus, 1905, i, 108.

nisuella, 1901, ii, 604.

otus, 1901, ii, 321.

Aslauga marshalli, 1910, 43.

purpurascens, 1910, 43.

Aspergillus fumigatus, 1909, 198;

1910, 134.

niger, 1909, 128.

Aspheera, 1904, ii, 402 ; 1905, ii, 398.

zemula, 1905, 11, 405.

albicincta, 1905, ii, 409, 460.

albifrons, 1905, ii, 401, 403.

amabilis, 1905, ii, 403.

apicalis, 1905, ii, 411, 417."

basimaculata, 1905, ii, 417.

biplagiata, 1905, ii, 410.

bisbiplagiata, 1905, ii, 409.

brevicollis, 1905, ii, 407.

carilloensis, 1905, ii, 403.

chapuisi, 1905, ii, 406.

curialis, 1905, ii, 405.

dejeani, 1905, ii, 408.

dimidiaticornis, 1905, ii, 408.

discicollis, 1905, ii, 400.

discofasciata, 1905, ii, 411.

divisa, 1905, ii, 418, 460.

elegantula, 1905, ii, 412, 460.

episcopalis, 1905, ii, 410.

erichsoni, 1905, ii, 410,

femorata, 1905, ii, 400.

ferrugineo-vittata, 1905, ii, 413.

funerea, 1905, ii, 406.

fuscofasciata, 1905, ii, 418.

glabripennis, 1905, ii, 406.

hilaris, 1905, ii, 401.

inequalis, 1905, ii, 416.

149

Aspheera lacerata, 1905, ii, 414.

limitata, 1905, ii, 405.

maculicollis, 1905, ii, 411.

nasalis, 1905, ii, 402.

nigrofasciata, 1905, ii, 404.

nitidissima, 1905, ii, 415, 460.

nobilitata, 1905, ii, 411.

oblecta, 1905, ii, 408.

ornata, 1905, ii, 405.

pallida, 1905, ii, 401.

separata, 1905, ii, 405.

tarsata, 1905, ii, 402, 403, 460.

tessellata, 1905, ii, 416, 460.

tibialis, 1905, ii, 413.

unicolor, 1905, ii, 399.

variegata, 1905, ii, 416, 417.

vernalis, 1905, ii, 405.

viridicollis, 1905, ii, 415.

zonulata, 1905, ii, 404, 460.

(Aspicela) albomarginata, 1905,

ii, 409.

Aspicela, 1905, ii, 401.

Aspidelaps lubricus, 1905, ii, 255.

scutatus, 1909, 597.

Aspidorhynchus, 1907, 769, 774.

Aspidosiphon, 1903, i, 37, 28, 104;

1905, i, 181.

elegans, 1905, i, 35, 40.

insularis, 1905, i, 40, 41.

steenstrupii, 1905, i, 39.

truncatus, 1905, i, 34.

Aspidura copii, 1903, i, 94,

trachyprocta, 1903, i, 94.

Aspilates gilvaria, 1902, ii, 266,

Asplanchna brightwelli, 1910, 793.

intermedia, 1910, 794, 798.

Aspongopus lividus, 1902, i, 42.

, var., 1902, i, 42.

nigro-violaceus, 1902, i, 42.

Astacus, 1908, 45.

brasiliensis, 1902, i, 9.

fluviatilis, 1902,1, 9,11; 1908,

46,

erammarus, 1903, ii, 195.

pilimans, 1902, i, 9.

Asteena, 1903, ii, 246.

Astata nigerrima, 1908, 491.

Astathes caloptera, 1902, ii, 243,

245, 282.

coccinea, 1902, ii, 245.