﻿102 CHECK LIST OF FISHES OF THE DOMIXION. 



451. Cottus philonips Eigenmann and Eigenmann. 

 Fluviatile. 



Recorded from Kicking Horse River, Field, Britisli Columbia: Eraser River Basin. 



452. Cottus spilotus Cope. 

 Fluviatile. 



Recorded from Hudson Bay region; and from Grand River at Cirand Rapids, Michigan. 



453. Uranidea bendirei Bean. 

 Fluviatile. 



Recorded from the States of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho: given here owing to its 

 occurrence so close to our border. 



454. Uranidea franklini* Agassiz. 

 Franklin's Sculpin. 

 Lacustrine. 



North and east shores of Lake .Superior (.Vgassiz. 18.50, as Cottus J'r(mklini). 



455. Uranidea gracilis Hcckel. 

 Miller's Thumb: Blop. 

 Lacustrine and fluviatile. 



Provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick, and Labrador: State of New York and New 

 England States. 



456. Uranidea formosaf Girard. 

 Lake Miller's Thumb. 

 Lacustrine and fluviatile. 



Recorded from Madawaska River, New Brunswick (Cox, 189.5): also recorded from Lake 

 Ontario, off Oswego, State of New York, from a mutilated specimen from the stomach 

 of a fresh water ling (Ciirard, 1850, as Cottus formosa). 



457. Myoxocephalus aeneus Mitchill. 

 Grubby: Pigmy Sculpin. 



Marine: amongst sea- weeds near the shore. 



Ranges from the Bay of Fundy to the coast of the State of New York. 



458. Myoxocephalus scorpioides Faliricius. 

 Arctic Sculpin. 



Marine. 



Arctic regions of .'Vmerica: recorded from coasts of Labrador and (ireenhind. 



459. Myoxocephalus scorpius Linnaus. 

 European Sculpin. 



Marine. 



Arctic regions: mentioned by Jones as being very common in Nova Scotia (1879, as Cottus 

 scorpius): recorded from Labrador, from Gaspe Bay (Stafford, 1905-1906, as Acantho- 

 colius scorpius, if such signifies this species), and from Eastport, Maine: occurs in 

 northern seas of Europe and Asia, and on coasts of the British Lslands. 



"Pcrhaiis not distinct from Cottus [Uranidea] gracilis." Jordan and Evennann. 



•j""A douljtful species." Jordan and Evennann, 



