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BrPTALo 346 



Bio Horn, Rocky Mouutain Sheep 357 



Bubo 443 



Bubo Viroiicianus. — Great horned Owl 443 



Ckuvus macrotis. — Tl»e mule deer 92 



Classification of Deer tribe. — 93 



Column ARIA. — A geuus of fossil corals Columna, a column 124 



CoLUMNARIA AL^TiOLATA 124 



Ch^tetes. — A genus of fossil corals — Greek, Chaite, hair 125 



cn^tetes lycoferdon . 125 



Cinnamon Bear 114 



Canis. — The genus to ■which the wolf and dog belong — Latin, Canis, 



a dog 20» 



Carcajou or wolverene. — Gulo Lusciis 242 



Classification of Fishes 275 



Cecidomya Destructor 307 



Cecidomva Tritici 308 



Catenipora Escharoides , 31^ 



Cyclopteris lumpus. — Lumpsucker , 345 



CARBONiFEaous FORMATION. — The rocks Containing coal — Latin, Carbo, 



coal, and Fero, I bear. 

 Cambrian. — Rocks next below the Silurian named after Cambria 



Wales l& 



Chemung and Pohtage Groups. — Named after places in the States. 



Formations above the Hamilton 



group IS 



CoENiFEROCS LiMESTONE. — So Called ou account of the rock containing 



numerous nodules of Hornstone 22 



Clinton group. — Named after Clinton County, State of New York. . . 23 

 Calciferous. — containing lime. 



Calciferous Sandrock 19 



Classification of the Animal kingdom 26 



Classification of Formations. , 12-16 



Cyetohtbs. — A genus of fossil univalve shells — Greek, kurtoa, curved, 



lithos, stone 43 



Cyrtolites ornatus 43 44 



Calymenx. — A genus of trilobites, Calymene, Greek, concealed 46 



Calymene senaria. — A trilobite of the Trenton limestone, probably a 



small variety of the well-known species, C Blutnefibachii. 46-47 

 Crinoid. — An encriiiite is often called a Crinoid from the Greek, krinos. 



a lily, and eidos, form , 45 



Caribou. — The woodland, Tarandus hastalia 77 



Caribou. — The Barren Ground, Tarandus Arcticut 71 



Cervl's. — Latin, a Deer 87 



Cervub Viroi.vianus. — Common Red Deer of Canada, 87 



Devonian. — The formation next above the upper Silurian ; the forma- 

 tion takes its name from Devonshire, where it is largely 

 developed 16 



