226 CONTRIBUTIONS TO NORTH AMERICAN ICHTHYOLOGY — III, 



GIRARD (Charles)— Contimictl. 



CoDj^rcas of Marcb :{, Iboo, May 31, 1854, ami August 5, 1854. Volunio X. Wasbiug- 

 ton, A. O. r. Nicholson, rriuter, l.~5U. (Part. 4, Fishes, by Dr. Charles CJirard.) 



[Descriptiona ol' Carpioden damalis, Moxontoma claviformU, Ptychoslomus haydeni, Acorniu gene- 

 rosus, Acomu,s griseus, Acomus lactarius, CatonloiHim uccidentalis, Catontoinus labiulun, Catostomiuii 

 macrochcilun, and Catontomua siuklii; all of tlio species except Acomus generunut, O. cccidentalu, 

 C. labiatui, and O macrucheilui beiny accoiupauied by ligures.] 



United States and Mexican Boundary Survey, under the order of Lieat. Col. 



W. II. Emory, Major First Cavalry and United States Corauiissioner. — Ichthyology 

 of the Boundary, by Charles Girard, M. D. < United States and Mexican Bound- 

 ary Survey, vol. ii, part i, 185'J. 



[Descriptions and li^urea of Ictiobus tumidus, 2foxostoma kennerlii, Moxnutoma viclorite, Moxo- 

 stoma campbelli, I'ti/chostimiis congenhis, Ptychogtomus albidus, Minomim insignis, Minomus pie- 

 beitis, Miiwmun clarki, Acomus latipinnis, Acomms guzinaniensis, and Catostomun bernardini.] 



BLEEKER (Pieter van). "Conspectus systematis Cyprinorum. < Naturl. Tijdschr. 

 xNederl. lud. XXI, IbGO." 



[Systematic arraugoment of the genera.] 



ABBOTT (Charles Conrad). Descriptions of Four New Species of North American 

 Cyprinida;, by Charles C. Abbott. < Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sci- 

 ences of Philadelphia, 1860, pp. 473-474. 



[Describes Catostomus texahus and Catostomus chloropteron.] 



GILL (Theodore Nicholas). On the classification of the Eventognathi or Cypuini, 

 a suborder ot Tklkocki'IIAi.i, by Theodore Gill. < Proceedings of the Academy of 

 Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, IrfGl, pp. 6-D. 



[Characterizes the suborder Evcntognathi, equivalent to "the true Cyprinoids of Agassiz, with- 

 out teeth in the jaws, and with lar^e falciform lower pharyngeal bones". This suborder is diviiied 

 into four families, — Homalopteroidm. Cvbitoidce, Cypiiiwidce, and Ca'.antomoido! ; the latter family 

 being in turn divided into tbreo subfamilies,— Calo»'tomi)U», Cycleptince, and liubdlichthyince.] 



PUTNAM (Frederick Ward). List of the Fishes sent by the Museum to different 

 Institutions, in exchange for other Specimens, with Annotations. By F. W. Put- 

 nam. = Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, Massachu- 

 setts, U. S. A., 1863, (No. 1). 



[Contains names of 10 species, with references to descriptions by Professor Agassiz.] 



COPE (Edward Drinker). Partial Catalogue of the Cold-blooded Vertebrata of 

 Mi.liigaii. Parti, i'.y Prof: E. D. Cope. 

 [Not 64 on several species.] 



GILL I, Theodore Nicholas). Synopsis of the Fishes of the Gulf of St. Lawrence 

 and the 15ay ot" Fninly. By Prof. Theodore Gill, M. A. < Canadian Naturalist, 

 August, 1H()5, (pp. 1-24 in reprint). 



[Records Cataslomus boxtonioms and Moxontoma oblongum.] 



BLEEKER (Pieter van). Notices sur Quebiues Genres et E8p&ces des Cyprinoides 

 de Chine par P. Blccktr. < Ned«rlandsch Tijdschrifl voor de Dierkunde, nitgo 

 geven door bet Koninklijlc Zoologisc'i Gonootschap, Natura Art is Magistra, te 

 Amsterdam, onder Kedaktio van P. Bleeker, 11. Schlegel en G. F. Wcsterman, 

 tweede jaargang, 1>65. 



[Description of Carpiodes asiaXicus, sp. nov.] 



THOREAU (Henry David). A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers, by 

 Henry D. Thorean, author of " Walden," etc. New and revised e<lition. Boston : 

 Tickuor and Fields. 18G8. 



(Contains an uccouut of the habits of Calostomwi bottonitiuii and 0. tuberculatiu.] 



