GENERAL INDEX, 



571^ 



DASYPODIDtE, ii. 245 



Dasyprocta, European Miocene, i. 121 



in Biaziliau caves, L 144 



ii. i!41 

 Dasyptilus, ii. 329 

 Dasyptis, in Brazilian eaves, i. 145 



S. American Pliocene, i. 147 



ii. 246 

 DASYURIDiE, ii. 249 

 Dnsyuriis, Australian Post-Tertiary, i. 157 



ii. 249 

 Davxiebardia, xi. 516 



David, Pere, his researches in China and Thi- 

 bet, i, 221, 222 



on birds of N. China, 1. 226 

 Debis, iL 471 



Deer, fossil in N. American Tertiarj' forma- 

 tions, i. 138 



Palaearctic, i. 182 



probable cause of absence from tropical 

 Africa, L 291 



ii. 218 

 Deilephila, ii. 482 

 Deltatria, ii. 107 

 Delma, ii. 395 

 Deloneura, ii. 477 

 Delphiimpteriis, ii. 209 

 DELPHINID.E, ii. 208 

 Delphinus, European Pliocene, i. 112 



ii. 209 

 DENDRASPIDID^, Ii. 383 

 Dendraspis, ii. 383 

 Dendrexetastes, ii. 104 

 Dendrochelidon, ii. 320 

 Dendrocitta, ii. 273 

 Dendrocolaptes, ii. 103 

 DENDROCOLAPTID^, ii. 295 

 DENDROCOLAPTINiE, ii. 295 

 Deiulrocincla, ii. 103 

 Dendrocygna, European Miocene, i. 162 



ii. 363 

 Dendrceca, ii. 279 

 Dendrohyrax, ii. 229 

 Dendrolagus, ii. 251 

 Dendromvs, ii. 303 

 Dendroviys, ii. 230 

 Dendrophila, ii. 265 

 DENDROPHID^, ii. 378 

 Dendrophis, ii. 378 

 Dendropicus, ii. 303 

 Dendroplex, ii. 103 

 Dendrornis, ii. 103 

 Dendrortyx, ii. 339 

 Denisonia, ii. 383 

 DENTALIAD^, ii. 512 

 Dentalium. iL 512 



ii. 5.39 

 Dentex, ii. 426 

 Dercas, ii. 478 

 Dernatemys, ii. 408 

 Dermatocera, ii. 520 

 Dermatochelys, ii. 409 

 Deroptyus, ii. 328 

 Dermognathus, ii. 413 

 Desert-snakes, ii. 377 

 Desman of S. Russia, figure of, i. 219 

 Desmodus, ii. 182 

 Deudorix, ii. 477 

 Diadema, ii. 474 

 Diagramma, ii. 426 

 DibanMis, ii. 372 

 DIBRANCHIATA, ii. 505 

 V)\ClE.lY)M,u. 277 

 Dic<elus, ii. 490 

 DiccEum, ii. 277 

 Dicallaneura, ii 475 



Dicamptodon, ii 413 



Diceratherium, N. American Tertiary, i. 137 



Dicerca, ii. 496 



DiceroliatU, ii. 463 



Dichobune, European Eocene, i. 126 



Dicotyles, N. American Post-Pliocene, i. 130 



N. Ameiican Tertiary, i. 137 



in Brazilian caves, i. 144 



8. American Pliocene, i. 146 



birthplace and migrations of, i. 155 



ii. 215 

 Dicotylince, ii. 214 

 Dicrocerus, European Miocene, i. 120 



ii. 220 

 Dicrodon, ii. 390 

 Dicroglossus, ii. 421 

 Dicrorrhagia, ii. 474 

 DICRURIDjE, ii. 269 

 Dicrvrus, ii. 269 

 DIDELPHYIDjE, ii. 248 

 Didelphys, European Eocene, i. 126 



N. American Postr-Pliocene, i. 130 



in Brazilian caves, i. 145 



ii. 248 

 Dididee, i. 164 

 DIDID.E, ii. 334 

 Didocus, ii. 417 

 DIDUNCULID^, ii. 333 

 Didunculus, ii. 334 

 Didus, ii. 334 

 Dieba, ii. 197 

 Diemenia, ii. 383 

 Diglossa, ii. 278 

 Diglossopis, ii. 278 

 Dilophus, ii. 287 

 Dilophyrus, ii. 402 

 Dimodes, ii. 377 

 Dlmyhis, ii. 190 

 DinMtis, ii. 194 



Dinoceras, N. American Eocene, i. 139 . 

 Dinocerata, N. American Tertiary, i. 139 

 Dmornis, allied form in European Eocene, 

 i. 163 



of New Zealand and Australia, i. 164 



ii. 369 

 Dinornithidce of New Zealand, i. 164]| 

 DINORNITHID^, ii. 269 

 Dinotherium, Miocene of Greece, i. 116 



European Miocene, i. 120 



Miocene of Perim Island, i. 123 

 Dinyctis, N. American Tertiary, t 134 

 Diruylus, European Miocene, i. 117 ' 

 Dimnedia, ii. 365 

 Dixjplodoii, ii. 208 

 Diorhina, ii. 476 

 Diphlogcena, ii, 108 

 Diphylla, ii. 182 

 Diphyllodes, ii. 274 



Diplacodon, N. American Tertiary, 1. 136 

 Diplodactylus, iL 399 

 Diploglossus, ii. 397 

 Diplolmmus, ii. 401 

 Diplomesodon, iL 191 

 DIPLOMMATINIDjE, iL 519 

 Diplommatina, ii. 520 

 Dipkimystax, iL 443 

 Diplopebna, ii. 416 

 Diph'poma, ii. 521 

 Diplopterus, ii. 309 

 DIPNOI, iL 458 

 DIPODID^, ii. 231 

 Dipodomtjs, ii. 233 

 Dippers, ii. 263 

 Diprotodon, Australian Post-Tertiary, i. 157 



iL 251 

 DIPSADIDiE, ii. 379 



