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y-f). Adult and half-grown. China. Presented by J. Reeves, Esq. 

 Q, I. HaLf-gro^\^l : discoloured. China. Presented by J. C. Bowring, 



Esq. 

 If. Halt-grown. China. From Mr. Ciiming's Collection. 

 A. Half-grown. Hong Kong. Presented by J. C. Eowring, Esq. 

 /i, V. Adidt. China. 



£. Adult. Siam. Presented by J. C. Bowring, Esq. 

 n. Half-grown. Philippines. 

 w. Adult. East Inches. 

 (), s. Adult : bad state. East Indies, 

 r. Half-grown. East Inches. 

 V. Half-grown. East Indies. 

 tp. Half-grown : not good state. East Indies. 

 X. Half-grown. East Indies. From Mr. Mather's Collection, 

 j^. Half-grown. East Indies. 

 u). Adidt : stuffed. East Indies. From Mr. Argent's Collection. 



3. Polypedates quadrilineatus. 



Hyla quadrilineata, Wicgm. Act. Ac. C(cs. Leon. Carol. 1835, p. 260. 



t. 22. f. 1. ^ 



Polypedates rugosus, part., Dum. 8f Bibr, p. 520. 



Fingers very slightly webbed. Yomcrine teeth in two oblique 

 series between the inner nostrils, each series beginning near the 

 front angle of nostiil. Skin of back smooth ; tympanum nearly as 

 large as eye ; in adult specimens skin of the hinder part of crown 

 and of the forehead adherent to the skull, and rugose. Above with 

 four or six dark, parallel, longitiidinal bands. 



In this species the teeth are always in distinctly obhque series. 

 As in the preceding species the skin of the head becomes rugose in 

 old age, and is soft in younger individuals. 



a-c. Adult and half-gTown. Philippines. 



d, e. Adiilt and half-grown : not good state. Phihppines. 



/. Adidt : not good state. PhiLipjiines. 



g-k. Adult. Java. From the Leyden Museum. 



I, m. Adult and half-grown : not good state. Singapore. 



n. Adult: not good state. East Indies. From Mr. Argent's Col- 

 lection. 



0. Adult. East Indies. 



p. Half-grown : bleached. East Indies. 



q, r. Half-grown. East Indies. From Mr. Bartlett's Collection. 



s-u. Adult and half-groMTi : discoloured. East Indies. Presented 

 by the Hon. E.I. Company. 



V. Advdt: skin. East Indies. From Mr. Argent's Collection. 



4. Polypedates appendiculatus. 



Fingers one-third webbed ; vomerine teeth in two oblique series 

 beginning from the inner front angle of nostiil ; cutaneous promi- 



