228 CONTRIBUTIONS TO NORTH AMERICAN ICnTHYOLOGY — III. 



JORDAN (David Starr). M;imi:.l of tbo Vertebrates of the Noitbern United States, 

 iiitliKliii;^ Ihu di.sliii'L east of tlio Mississippi River, and north of Nortii Carolina 

 and Tennessee, exclusive of n)arine species. 15y David .Starr Jordan, M. S., M. I)., 

 Professor of Natural History in N. W. C University and in Indiana State Medical 

 Colle-ije. Chicajjo: Jansen, McClnrg «Sc Company. ld7U. 

 (TwiMity-tUree speuica briefly dosciibed, and referred to iiino Rfnera.] 



NELSON (Edward W.) A Partial Catalogue ..f tho Fishes of Illinois, by E. W. 

 Nclsc n. < liiilletin of the Illinois Museum of Natural History, i, IrtTtJ. 



[Notes on il H|)ocie8; Ichthyobui cyanellus described as a uow species, and tlie gbuu» Carpiodes 

 united to Iclith}icbus.] 



UHLER (P. R.) and LUGGER (Otto). List of Fishes of Maryland, by P. R. Uhler 

 ami Utto Lugger. < Kci»ort of the Commissioners of Fisheries of Malylan(^^ pp. 

 r.7-17ti. (l«7t;). 



[Seven species described.] 



COPE (Edward Drinker) ttiid YARROW (^ Henry C.) Report npon the collections 

 of Fishes nia<lo in portions of Nevada, I'tali, California, Colorado, New Mexico 

 an«l Arizona during the years 1871, 1S7:*, 187:5 and 1871, by Prof. E. D. Cope and 

 Dr. II. C. Yarrow. := Chapter VI. < Report npon Geographical and Geological 

 Explorations ami Surveys West of the O.ie Hnndredtli Meridian, in charge of First 

 Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, under the direction of 

 Brig. Gen. A. A. Hnmphieys, Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, published by authority 

 of Hon. Wm. W. Belknap, Secretary of War, in accordance with acts of Congress 

 of June 2:1, 1874, and February 15, 1875. In six volumes. Accompanied by one topo- 

 graphical and one geological atlas. Vol. V. — Zoology. Washington: Government 

 Printing Otljce. 1875. (Lssued in 1870.) 



[Con'aiDB descriptions of Pantosteus (gen. n«v.), PantosUius plntijrhynchus, Pantosteiu jarrovii, 

 J'antoi,teu^ vxretccnii (xp. nov.), Catonloiniis iiuiigne, Ciitoslojnu.it alliculinn, Catosdoiiug dlscoboluin, 

 Cat<iiitomu.s fcnindum (^p. nov.*, Catoslomus giumanieiise, MoxosUnna trisiynatum (sp. nov.). Ply- 

 chontnmvui comjentxti, and Oarpiodcs grayi, witb li;;iire8 of most of tbo species] 



JORDAN (David Starr) atid COPELAND (Herbert Edsou). Ch.-ck List t.f the 

 Fishes of the Fresh Waters of North America, by David 8. Jordan, M. S., M. 1).. 

 and Herbert E. Copeland, M. S. < Bulletin of tbo Buffalo Society of Nattiral 

 History, ii, 1876, pp. 13:J-1()4. 



[Ei;jChly-lhreo nominal species cnnraeratMl, referred to ten pener.i, \\z:—Catoiitomiui, PatUoHtevti. 

 Hypcnteliuin , Erimyum, Tcretiilim, Placopharyux, Carpiodea, Ichthyobug, Bubalichthys, aniX Cyclcp- 

 tus.] 



JORDAN (David Starr). On the Fishes of Northern Indiana. < Proceedings of 

 the ,\cademy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1877. 



[Notes on several species; Ichthyobui uchyrus and Bubalichthys altim descibed ns new species, 

 fnuti MSS. left with tlio autbor by Mr. Nel.son ; an anidjuiH of tbe genera of Catonlowidce is niven, 

 nine of them being "accepted by Prof. Cope and tbo writer " ] 



A Partial Synopsis of the Fishes of Upper Georgia, by David S. .Ionian, M. D. 



< Annals of the Now York Lyceum of Natural History, I87t). (Published in 1'*'77.) 

 (N^otcs on numerous species, Myxostoma euryops beinj; describetl as new.) 



KLIPPART (John H.) First Annual Report of the Ohio State Fish Commission to 

 tile Governor of the Statoof"Ohio, for the years 1875 and 1871). Columbus: Nevins 

 &. Myers, State Printers. 1877. 



[Descriplions of Catculomiiti teres, Tcrrtiilu* oMoutmjj, Plaropharynx ea-inntu$, Carpiod^s diffor- 

 mU. and Carpiodea relif r, witli woodeiit't of alt but /'. earinatits and C. rcVfer. Tbe dcsciptions 

 are by Cliarleji II. fiilbort, raostly .irrangcd from MS.S. notes of D. S. ,rorilan ; the notes on bablta, 

 etc., by Mr. J. U. Klippart.^ 



