Bartel, Karl, Blue Island, Illinois: 

 16 gall wasps — Illinois (gift) 



BiLLiNGSLEY, Gary, Alpine, Texas: 

 fairy shrimp — Texas (gift) 



Bohart, Dr. Richard M., Davis, 

 California: 63 mosquitoes — Ryukyu Is- 

 lands (gift) 



BouLTON, RuDYERD, Washington, 

 D.C.: 175 birds— Angola (gift) 



British Museum (Natural His- 

 tory), London: 2 lizards — Borneo; 29 

 beetles — worldwide (exchange) 



Brown, Dr. Walter C, Stanford, 

 California: 4 lizards — Philippines (ex- 

 change) 



California Academy of Sciences, 

 San Francisco: 2 land snails — California 

 (exchange) 



California at Los Angeles, Uni- 

 versity OF, Los Angeles: 639 fishes — 

 Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Clipper- 

 ton Island, California, and Australia 

 (exchange); 2,041 fishes — various local- 

 ities (gift) 



Camp, Dr. Charles, Berkeley, Cali- 

 fornia: 5 reptiles and amphibians — 

 California (gift) 



Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh: frog 

 — Philippines (exchange); 3 fishes — 

 Guam and Colombia (gift) 



Cherry, Walter, Winnetka, Illi- 

 nois: approximately 2,500 seashells — 

 various localities (gift) 



Chicago Natural History Museum: 



Collected by Henry S. Dybas (North- 

 west Pacific Coast Zoological Field Trip, 

 1957): 92 snails and slugs — California 

 and Oregon 



Collected by Dr. Robert F. Inger 

 (local field work): 4 turtles, frog — 

 United States 



Collected by Celestino Kalinowski 

 (Peru Zoological Expedition, 1956- 

 1957): 386 mammals, 241 birds, 260 in- 

 sects and ectoparasites, 58 nonmarine 

 shells — Peru 



Collected by D. S. Rabor (Philippine 

 Zoological Field Work, 1957) : 264 mam- 

 mals, 1,639 birdskins, 505 reptiles and 

 amphibians — Philippines 



Collected by Kjell von Sneidern (Co- 

 lombia Zoological Expedition, 1957): 

 444 mammals, 1,989 ectoparasites, 19 

 fishes, 67 reptiles and amphibians — 

 Colombia 



Collected by Loren P. Woods (Co-op- 

 erative Field Work with United States 

 Fish and Wildlife Service in Western 

 Caribbean, 1957): 5,210 fishes— west- 

 ern Caribbean 



Collected by Loren P. Woods (local 

 field trip): 62 fishes — Lake Michigan 

 (Chicago) 



Purchases: 171 mammals, 864 birds, 

 55,512 insects, 8 lots of fishes, 370 rep- 

 tiles and amphibians, 49,897 lower in- 

 vertebrates 



Chicago Zoological Society, 

 Brookfield, Illinois: 13 mammals, 8 

 birds, 2 lizards — various localities (gift) 



Cincinnati Museum, University 

 OF, Cincinnati: bird — Paraguay (ex- 

 change) 



Cohen, Dr. David, Stanford, Cali- 

 fornia: 4 fishes — Spain (gift) 



Domergue, Dr. Charles A., Tunis, 

 Tunisia: 15 lizards — Tunisia (exchange) 



Dominion Museum, Wellington, New 

 Zealand: 25 land and fresh- water snails 

 — New Hebrides (gift) 



Drake, Dr. Carl J., Washington, 

 D.C.: 2 water-striders — Florida (gift) 



Duever, Michael, Chicago: rattle- 

 snake — Illinois (gift) 



Effingham County Farm Bureau, 

 Effingham, Illinois: 2 slugs — Illinois 

 (gift) 



EiGSTi, W. E., Hastings, Nebraska: 

 61 ectoparasites — Nebraska and Florida 

 (gift) 



Ellis, A. E., Epsom, England: 37 

 specimens and 72 lots of fresh-water 

 clams — Europe (gift) 



EscALENTE, RoDOLFO, Montevideo, 

 Uruguay: 2 birds — Uruguay (gift) 



Field, Dr. Henry, Coconut Grove, 

 Florida: 85 millipedes, 42 centipedes, 

 5 lots of fishes, 103 reptiles and am- 

 phibians, 53 lots of lower invertebrates 

 —Florida (gift) 



Florida, University of, Gaines- 

 ville: 3 birds — Mexico and Florida (ex- 

 change); 2 fishes — Florida (gift) 



Fouche, Mrs. Ruth Allen, Chi- 

 cago: 80 lower invertebrates — Puerto 

 Rico (gift) 



Franzen, Albert J. (deceased), Chi- 

 cago: 3 pocket gophers — Illinois (gift) 



Franzen, Dr. Dorothea, Blooming- 

 ton, Illinois: 44 nonmarine shells — 

 Minnesota (gift) 



Freihofer, W. C, Stanford, Califor- 

 nia: 29 fishes — California (gift) 



Gage, Lloyd G., Yuma, Arizona: 10 

 lower invertebrates — Gulf of California 

 (gift) 



General Biological Supply House, 

 Chicago: 13 sea-snakes — California 



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