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Hemisalamandra cristata (Laurenti). 



One hundred and eight from: German}^; Austria (Vienna); France 

 (Paris); Italy (C. L. Bonaparte); England (Hampton and Middle- 

 sex). 



Triturus marmoratus (Latreille). 



Six examples from: Portugal; France (Nantes in Bretagne) ; Italy 

 (C. L. Bonaparte). 



Triturus italicus Peracca. 



Two from Potenzo, Bosilicata. 



Triturus alpestris Laurenti. 



Fifty examples from Brussels in Belgium, and Switzerland (C. L. 



Bonaparte). 



Triturus crocatus (Cope). 



Neurergus crocatus Cope, Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., 1862, p. 343. Oorc- 

 miah, Persia. (No. 1,480, A. N. S. P., type. M. Amherst.) 



This is undoubtedly a Triturus, as subsequently stated by Cope. 



Triturus vulgaris (Linnd). 



Seventy-eight examples: Europe; England (London); Italy (C. L. 

 Bonaparte). 



PLEURODELID^. 

 Diemictylus viridescens (Rafinesque). 



A very large series from: New York (Catskills, Haines Creek, 

 Adirondacks and Rockaway Beach on Long Island); New Jersey 

 (Lake ^lashipicong and Round Island in Sussex County) ; Delaware 

 (Newark) ; Maryland (Oakland in Allegany County and Jennings) ; 

 ^'irgima (Franklin County); North Carolina (Henderson County 

 and Cranberry); South Carolina; Georgia; Florida (Jacksonville); 

 Tennessee (Samburg at Reelfoot Lake); Ohio; Indiana (Brookville) ; 

 Kentucky (Mammoth Cave) ; Indian Territory ( Wister) . 



Also large series from the following counties in Pennsylvania: 

 Berks (Douglassville), Blair (Altoona), Bradford (Minequa Springs), 

 Cameron (Emporium), Carbon (Mauch Chunk), Chester, Clinton. 

 Delaware (Whetstone Run), Fayette (Ohiopyle), Lehigh (Lehigh 

 Gap), Luzerne (Ganoga and Harvey Lakes), Indiana (Two Lick 

 Hills, Two Lick Creek, Simpson's Run and Indiana), Monroe 

 (Saylor's Lake, Tunkhanna Creek and ]\It. Pocono), Montgomery 

 (Valley Forge), McKean (Cole Grove and Port Allegany), Northamp- 

 ton (Hellertown), Pike (Rocky Hill Pond), Potter, Sullivan (Shady 

 Nook), York (York Furnace). 



