670 



GENERAL INDEX. 



Crypsirhina, ii. 273 



Cryptoblephams, ii. 395 



Cryptodacus, ii. 375 



CryptopToct I , ii. 194 



CRYPTOPROCTIDiE, ii. 194 



Cryptophrus, ii. 441 



Cryptornis, European Eocene, i. 163 



Cryptotis, ii. 421 



CryptUTus, ii. 344 



Ctenodactyla, ii. 490 



Ctenodactylus, ii. 238 



Ctenolabrus, ii. 437 



CtetKnnys, Si, American Pliocene, i. 147 



ii. 238 

 Ctenopharyngodon, ii. 452 

 Ctenopoma, ii. 521 

 Ctenostoma, ii. 48(5 

 Cuba, extinct mammalia of, i. 148 

 Curculionidium, Oolitic insect, i. 167 

 Cuhinn, ii. 400 

 CUCULIDiE, ii. 308 

 Cticulus, ii. 309 

 Cuckoo-shrikes, ii 268 

 Cuckoos, ii. 308 



Cutter, ii. 453 



Cunnin^'ham, Professor, lizard discovered by, 

 in Tierra-del-Fuego, ii. 41 



Cnnicvbis, ii. 230 



Cuphoptents, ii. 272 



Cupidonia, ii. 339 



Curassows, ii. 342 



Curmus, ii. 282 



Curetis, ii. 477 



Curimatus, ii. 445 



Currruxi, ii. 259 



Cursoria, ii. 382 



Cursoriits, ii. 355 



Ousais, ii. 252 



Custa, ii. 390 



Cvlia. ii. 266 



Cuttle fish, ii. 505 



Cyanenda, ii. ■259 



Cyanocorax, ii. 273 



Cyanomyia, ii. 109 



Cyanopica, ii. 273 



Cyanoptila, ii 270 



CyanoThamphus, ii. 325 



Cyanospiza, ii. 284 



CyanotU, ii. 101 



Cyanvrus, ii. 273 



Cyber net es, ii. 101 



Cychloris. ii. 2S0 



Cychrus, ii. 489 



CYCLADIDiE, ii. 535 



Cyclas, ii. 535 



Cyclocorus, ii. 380 



Cydoderma, ii. 409 



Cyclodina, ii. 397 



Qyclodits, ii. 397 



Cyclophis, ii. 376 



Cyclophorus, ii. 520 



CycUyptenis, ii. 430 



Cyclopsittn, ii. 326 



Cyclorh/imphtm, ii. 420 



Cyclostrimii , Eocene, i. 169 



CYCLOSTOMATA, ii. 463 



CTCLOSTOMID^, ii. 520 



Cyclostomus, ii. 521 



Cyclothonts, ii. 247 



Cydotopsit, ii. 521 



Cyclotus, ii. 521 



Cydusa, ii. 401 



Cygniu, ii. 363 



Cylindrella, ii. 515 



Cylindrophis, ii. 373 



CyZlo sepulta, European Cretaceous, i. 107 



Cymba, ii. 508 



Cymbilainus, ii. 104 



Cymbirhynchus, ii. 295 



Cymindis, ii. 489 



Cyncvlunis, in Brazilian cavez, i. 144 



ii. 193 

 Cynanthus, ii. 108 

 CynUtis, ii. 195 

 Cynocephahis, ii. 173 

 Cynodictis, li. 198 

 Cynodon, ii. 445 

 Cynogale, ii. 195 

 CYNOPITHECID.E, ii. 172 

 Cynopithecus of Celebes, affinities of, i. 427 

 Cynopithems, ii. 173 

 Cynomys, ii. 235 

 Cyomis, ii. 270 

 Cyothiriuvi, European Eocene, i. 125 



ii. 198 

 Cyphogastra, ii. 496 

 Cyphorhinvs, ii. 264 

 CYPUVEID^, ii. 508 

 Cyprina, ii. 5.'i5 

 CYPRINIDiE, ii. 451 



ii. 535 

 Cypriims, ii. 451 

 Cyprinion, ii. 452 

 Cyprinodon, ii. 450 

 CYPRINODONTID^, ii. 450 

 CYPSELID;E, ii 320 

 Cypseloides, ii. 320 

 Cypselus, ii. 320 

 Cypsnagra, ii. 99 

 Cyrena, ii. 535 

 Cyrestis, ii. 474 

 Cyrtonotus, ii. 489 

 Cyrtonyx, ii 339 

 Cyrtophis, ii. 383 

 Cystignath'us, ii. 420 

 Cystophora, ii. 204 



D. 



Dacelo, ii. 316 



Dacnis, ii. 278 



Dadylethra, ii 422 



BACTYLETHRIDiE, ii. 422 



Dadylomys, ii. 239 



Dadylopsila, ii. 249 



Dactylozodes, ii. 496 



Do^ia, ii. 363 



Daina, ii. 219 



Damias, ii 481 



Domophila, ii. 109 



DANAIDiE, ii. 470 



Dana is, ii. 470 



DangUa, ii. 451 



Danio, ii. 452 



Daptophihts, N. American Tertiary, i 134 



Darters, ii. 305 



Darwin, Mr., his explanation of the cause of 



the abundance of apterous insects in 



Madeira, i. 211 

 on the relation of (lowers and insects, i. 



463 

 amphibia collected by, in S. Temperate 



America, ii. 41 

 mice collected by, in S. Temperate 



America, ii. 37 

 on physical geography of the Galapagos. 



ii. 33 

 Da.5ira, ii. 397 

 Dasylophns, ii. 309 

 Dasyopthalma, ii. 472 

 Dasypeltis, ii. 377 



