BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WRITINGS OF PHILIP LUTLEY SCLATER. 13 



144 

 On some now species of .SynaUaxis, and 

 on the Geographical Distribution of the 

 genus. 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1859, pp. 191-197. 

 StjnaUaxis pudiea, S. stictothonix aud .S'. gcutata 

 are desiTibt'd ms now. iiiid the 41 kimwii speties 

 (iiicliidiiis S.hi'inoiiticta.n. s]\.) oT the uemis are 

 enunicratetl. A table showing the distributiou of 

 Synallaxis ia given. 



145 



[Exhibition of two rare .species of Arc- 

 tic ]}inLs, C'oljimhun adamsi and Eurino- 

 rhy Itch 1(8 pji<jm(ru8.'\ 



FrvC. Zool. Hoc. London , 18r>9, j). 201. 

 146 

 A record of the number of days of incu- 

 bation of Birds which breed in the Soci- 

 ety's Gardens. 



Pruc. Zool. Soc. London, 185'.>, pp. 205, 206. 

 A table giving tljo i)eriod of in(!iibation of 

 18 species of birds which breed in the Zoological 

 Society's Gardens. 



147 



Remarks on exhibiting specimens of 

 two species of Divers (Coli/mbiis) from 

 Mr. Gurney's collection. 



Proc. Zool. .S'oc. London, 1859, pp. 200, 207. 

 Kemark.s on Colymbus adamsi, G. II. Gray, and 

 C. paeificus. Lawrence, and observations as to 

 their deserving specific rank. 

 148 

 On a collection of Birds from Vancou- 

 ver's Island. 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1859, pp. 235-237. 

 A list of 35 .sijecies, with remarks upon them. 



149 

 A synopsis of the Thrushes (Turdidw) 

 of the New World. 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1859, pp. 321-347. 

 A synopsis of the Turdidii' of .Viiierica. The 

 generic name Mari/arojis is pioposed in the place 

 of Ciclilalopia, Up.; ScmhncniUi and Munocit'lila 

 are proposed for new .sections of Tardus and (inle- 

 otcoptcs, respectively, and Tiirdiii,- purivida and 

 Catliariit ocndcntnli-> aredescrilied as new species. 

 A table showing the geograi)hical tlistribution of 

 the Thrushes in America is added. 'I'he genera 

 treated of are: Catharii:-, Tordio.-, Cichli-rniinia, 

 Mnrijarops. iiaU'n.tcoiiten. Mvltoiiijililii, Mclam tis, 

 Rhainph ocincluis, ('hiclocerth ia, llarporliiinch us, 

 Oreoscoptt'g and ilinuia. 



150 

 [Exhibition of an Egg laid by the Ap- 

 teryx (.1. mdittcUi), which had been living 

 in the Gardens since 1852.] 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 18.")9, ]>. 350. 



(See also Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1860, p. 



194.) 



151 



[Exhibition of Eggs of Gnis moiitif/iic- 

 8ia, (1. rirf/o and (.'. cinereu; also of an 

 Egg of Jialaniceps rex.'} 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 18.')0, p. 353. 

 152 

 On a series of Birds collected in the 

 vicinity of .lalapa, in Southern Mexico. 

 Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 18.'>9. pp. 362-369. 

 A list of 220 s])ecies, with observations on the 

 more reinarkal)le ones. Thri'e new species are de- 

 scribed, viz, Ciittile /iilvijicnnln. Dendroinis ery- 

 thropygia, aud Piayd tkertiiophila. 



153 



List of Birds collected by M. A. Bou- 

 card, m the State of Oaxaca, in south- 

 westeru Mexico, with descriptions of new 

 8j)ecie8. 



■Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 18.')9, pp. 369-393. 



A list of 238 species, with remarks upon them. 

 Dendronianes is proposed as a new generic name, 

 and the following new siiecies are described: 

 ('anipjilorlii/nrlius jactisos. T/ir>iiitli(iriis ftlix, Vy- 

 plioriniis J) II sill lis. Uplopliihis ncliracrirc/is. Cirreba 

 carneipi's ! , Onizulniriisfunrrrii.^, Spfrniopliila cor- 

 vina, Di'iidroiKtiiies Iioinochrous, Lipaugws uniru- 

 fug, Cidmnlia n irj ri rostris, Tinamu.i boucardi, Salle 

 MS., and T. incxerythrus. 



154 

 On some new or little-knowu Birds 

 from the Rio Napo. 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1859, i)p. 440, 441. 

 Buarremon ca.'itaneiceps and Orallaria nuchalis 

 are described as new, and remarks made upon 

 seven other littlo-kuowu species. 



155 

 On some Hybrid Ducks bred in the So- 

 ciety's Gardens. 



Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1859, p. 442, pi. clviii. 

 Remarks on a hybrid between Tadorna vulpian- 

 ser, d", aud Casarca cana, ?, and on otlier cases of 

 hybridisation in the Zoological Society's Gardens. 

 A figure of Tadorna vulpamer X Casarca canaid 

 given. 



156 



On the ( »rnithology of Central Amer- 

 ica. By Philip Lutley Sclater and Osbert 

 Salvin. 



Ibis, 1859, pp. 1-22. 



Part I opens with a summary of the present 

 knowledge of Central American Ornithology. 

 Fourteen families an^ covered in this installment, 

 containing 121 species, of whicli Cistatliorus de- 

 gang, Vireolaniiis pulchelliis aud Cwreba lucida 

 arc described as new. 



156(1 



On the Ornithology of Central Amer- 

 ica. By Philip Lutley Sclater and Osbert 

 Salvin. 



Ibis, 1859, pp. 117-138, pis. iv, v. 



Part II. This part embraces fifteen families, 

 with 129 s])ecies, of which XipliociUajites emi- 

 grans, Sayornis a'jvatica, Empidonaxalhigtdaris, 

 and Eluinia vilitsinia are described as new, and 

 tlie last, with E. plarcns, is ligured. Eggs of the 

 following species are also figured: Tanaijra vica- 

 rius, Pynjisoma hiarcnatum , Pitangus dvrbianus, 

 Tyrannvs melanchoHcKS, Myiozehtes texenais, 

 Cyanocitia nielanocyanea, aud Turdus grayii. 



156 b 

 On the Ornithology of Central Amer- 

 ica. By Philip Lutley Sclater and Osbert 

 Salvin. 



Ibis, 18.39, pp. 213-234. 



Part III. Twenty-five families are treated of 

 in this part, embiacing 132 sjieiies. Lophostrix 

 stricklandi is desciibeil as new. 



The three installmeiils c<im|iosing the paper 

 "On the Ornithology of ( entral America," enu- 

 merate 382 species occurring ill that country, eight 

 of which are liere described for the first time. 



157 

 Characters of an uu<lescribed species 

 of Hawk from New Caledonia. 



Ibis, 1s.'j9, p]). 275, 270, pi. viii. 

 Aceipiter haplochrous is described and figured. 



