INDEX. 



(i''?i. = footnote.) 



Abramis, 335. 

 acadica, 295. 

 Acanthias, 338. 

 Acantholahr^is, 332. 

 A canthopterygii, 326. 

 Acanthyllis, 118. 

 acarne, 327, 346. 

 Accentor, Alpine, 114, 148. 



M Hedge, 147- 

 Accentor, 114. 

 Accentormce, 114. 

 Accipiter, 120. 

 Accipitres, 120, 

 accipitrinus , 119. 

 Acclimatisation, 15. 

 Acerina, 326. 

 Acipenser, 337. 

 Acipenserida?, 337. 

 Acredula, 114. 

 Acrocephalus, 113. 

 Actinopterygii, 326. 

 acideatus, 331. 

 acuminata, 127. 

 ac?<s, 337. 

 aciita, 123. 

 acutus, 30. 

 adamsi, 131. 

 Adder, 37, 301, 304. 

 Aden, 357. 

 -4ec?07i, 113. 

 jEgialites, 126, 295. 

 ceglefiniis, 332. 

 cegyptus, 118. 

 cequoreus, 337. 



o&ruginosus, 120. 

 cesalon, 121. 

 Agelajus, 295. 

 agilis, 301. 

 Agonus, 328. 

 agrestis, 29. 

 Ailsa Craig, 221. 

 Air-bladder, 322. 

 Alauda, 118, 295. 

 Alaiulidm, 118. 

 a^&a (^4r(Ze«), 121. 



II (Ciconia), 122. 



M {Motacilla), 115. 



„ (/^am), 339. 

 Albatross, Black - browed, 129, 



285. 

 cdbellus, 124. 

 albeola, 123. 

 albicilla, 120. 

 albicollis, 295. 

 Albicore, 328, 356. 

 albifrons, 122. 

 albirostris, 30. 

 Alhurnas, 335. 

 .4^ca, 130. 

 Alcedinidce, 119. 

 Alcedo, 119. 

 Alcidce, 130. 

 Alectorides, 125. 

 «^fe, 130. 

 'Allen's Naturalist's Library,' 10, 



24, 53, 77. 

 Allis Shad, 334, 399. 

 Alopias, 338. 



