776 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



Page 733. Add (striatus) as synonym to S. nigrescens. 



C. furcifer has small scales, covering also jaws and head; 

 snout short; color reddish, with three small violet spots on 

 side of back and one on tail. Tropical. 



Page 734. Add (cerna) as synonym to B. morio. 



Add " Mangrove Snapper " to local terms of L. caxis. 



Page 736. Add (Chrysophrys) to synonymy of S. chrysops. 

 Page 737. Add (Sparus) to synonymy of S. versicolor. 



Page 741. Add (saxatilis) to synonymy of M. nebulosus. 



Add (nebulosus) to synonymy of O. maculatum. 



Page 742. The GERRID JE include the Moliarras. 



Page 747. Upsilonphorus (Gill), guttatus, should stand as U. y-graecum 

 (C. & V.), a distinct species with no barbel on mouth. 



Page 750. Acanthocottus (Grd.), scorpius (L.), var. greenlandicus 

 (C. & V.), Big Sculpin, or Daddy Sculpin, is occasional as far 

 south as New York ; extra-limital to New Jersey. 



Page 755. ANARRHICHAS Jordan puts into a family by itself. 

 Page 756. Add (Rhinonemus, Ayres) as synonym to Onos. 



Page 761. Add (oblongus) to synonymy of P. ocellaris. 



Add P. lethostigma, J. & G. Southern Flounder. Occasional 

 north to New York ; has a nearly plain, dusky-olive color. 

 This properly belongs in our list. 



Platophrys (Swains.), ocellatus (Ag.), (nebularis), is rarer 

 north to Long Island ; color grayish. 



Page 762. Add (glacialis) to' synonymy of P. glaber. 



Page 763. Add (fasciatus) to synonymy of A. lineatus. 



Page 766. Add (carolinensis) to synonymy of B. capriscus. 



Page 768. Add (Orbidus) to synonymy of TETRODON (<>r Tetraodon.) 



