Coiilributicms to ludiaua Ifi-rpe/o/o,<^y. IT) 



Ohio. Dr. Warder's home was at North Bend, and possibly 

 this specimen came from there. 



Gknus SCELOPORUS, Wkigmann. 



i<S. SiciopoiKS iind/t/aiiis (\)zi\\(\'\n). Hkown Swikt; Com- 

 mon Lizard; Pini; Trkic Lizard; Allkvator Lizard. 

 Known to our country people b}' the names, "Fence Lizard," 

 " Brown Lizard" and " Blue-throated Lizard." It appears to 

 be common only in certain localities in the White Water 

 Valley. In suitable localities in Franklin County it is very 

 abundant. It has been taken in Jefferson County, near Madi- 

 son, by Mr. G. C. Hubbard. Prof. O. P. Jenkins obtained a 

 specimen on the banks of Fourteen Mile Creek, Clarke 

 County, August 2C, 1887. 



Brook\'ili.H, Ixd., Februarj' 9, 1892. 



