INDEX TO ZOOLOGT. 



Chordeiles, 321. 



Choughs, the, 353. 



Chromidae, 217. 



Chrysididae, 172 ; chrysis, ib. 



Chrysochloris, 472. 



Chrysoinelidce, 162. 



Chrysopa, 168. 



Chrysotoxuui, 194. 



Chub, the, 14. 



Cicada pruinosa, &c., 140, 173, 186, 

 187; cicadida;, 18G. 



Ciccaba, 314. 



Cicindela, 137, 153, 139; cicindelidae, 

 152. 



Ciconia alba, nigra, icc, 380 ; ciconin», 

 ib. 



Cidaris, 41. 



Cigale, the, of the French, 1G5. 



Cilia, nature of, 9. 



Ciliograda, 30. 



Cimbex, 171. 



Cimex, 13, 188, 189. 



Ciuclinae, 379 ; ciiiclus interpras and 

 melanucephalua, ib. 



Circa-tus thoracicus. 303. 



Chciiiii", 308 ; circus, 308, 309. 



Cirolauina;, 112. 



Cirrhobranchia, 82. 



Cirrhopoda, 11, lol. 



Cirrigrada, 30. 



Cislelidie, 160. 



Cisiudo clausa and europa;a, 287, 

 288. 



Civets, the, 486, 487. * 



Cladocera, 108. 



Clam, the, 58, 75. 



Claiitfula ainericana, dispar, &c., 386. 



Clausula, 91. 



Clavagella, 60. 



Clavicornia, 155. 



Cleidothasrus, 72. 



Clepsina, 97. 



Cleridie, 158. 



Ciiffswallow, the, 318. 



Climacteris, 332. 



Climbing perch, the, 22.5. 



Clio, 11; u. bureaus, 77 ; clloidop, 77. 



Clioiia, 54. 



Clisiocampa castrensis and neustria, 

 181. 



Clilellaria, 193. 



Clostera curtula, 181. 



Clupea harengus, &c., 209, 211 ; clu- 

 püidw, 208. 



Clymene, 99. 



Clypeaster, 41. 



Clyius, 162 ; C. pictus, 161. 



Cuemidophorus, 276. 



Coali, the, 483. 



Cobitis I'ossilis, 216. 



Cobra di capello, 267. 



Coccidie, 185. 



Coccine, a chemical constituent in the 

 integument of insects, 135. 



Cocciuella borealis, 162; coccinellida;, 

 ib. 



Coccothranstes vulgaris, 356 ; cocco- 

 thraustinae, ib. 



Coccus cacti, 185. 



Coccyx resinosa, 180. 



Coccyzinse, 365 ; coccyzus americanus, 

 <\£.c., 366. 



Cochineal insect, the, 185. 



Cock of the rock, the, 347 ; of the 

 woods, 375. 



Cockatoos, the, 363. 



Cockroaches, 163. 



Cocks, the wild and domestic, 373. 



Cod, the, 200, 218. 



Codling, the, 219. 



CcEcilia, 261 ; cceciliadae, ib. 



Coelodon maquinense, 410. 



Coelodonta, 437. 



CtElodontes, 277. 



Coelogenys, 460. 



Coenurus, 44. 



Colaptina;, 364 ; colaptus auratus, 365. 



Coldstream, Dr., on the inspiration 

 and expiration of the ceiihalopoda, 

 92. 

 Coleiiterata, 26. 



Colooptera, 13, 143 ; general compari- 

 son between, and hyraenoptera, 132, 

 133; anatomical structure of, 148, 

 149 ; more studied thim any other 

 order, 149 ; various localities of, I 



942 



149, 150 ; wide distribution of, 151 ; 



various classifications of, ib.; various 



divisions of the section pentamera of 



the, 151, 152. 

 Colias, 183, 184. 

 Co lies, the, 359. 

 Colinie, 359; colius macrourus and 



striatus, 360. 

 Collocalia. 319. 

 Colobus, 496. 

 Colossochelvs atlas, 289. 

 Coluber, 269, 270 ; colubridae, 263, 



269. 

 Colubrina, 2(53, 268. 

 Columba, 15, 368; columbae, 204. 

 ColumbldiE, 367; columbina;, 368. 

 Colymbida;, 387; colyrabus glaciiilis, 



arcticus, &c., ib. 

 Conchifera, 10; general forms of the 



shells of the, 55, 56 ; mostly marine, 



.57 ; various tribes of, ib. 

 C'onchology, the science of, merged in 



raalacologj-, 49. 

 Condors, the, 298. 

 Condylopa, the, of Latrellle, 95. 

 Coudylura, 473. 

 Conida;, 87. 

 (.'onirostres, 350. 

 Conops, 194 ; conopsidjfi, ib. 

 Conurus carolineasis, 362. 

 Coims, 87. 

 Cony, the, 4.57. 

 Cooper's hawk, 307. 

 Coots, the, 383. 

 Copperheads, the, 266. 

 (.'opHs Carolina, 157. 

 Coracia gracula, 353. 

 Coraciada!, 321. 



Coracias garrula and bengalensis, 321. 

 Coral. 26, 37. 

 Coralium nobile, 37. 

 Corallina, 9 ; C. officinalis and rubens. 



17. 



Coralium, the, of the zoophyta, 33, Ciu-ucui, the, 323. 



Crocallis elinguaria, 180. 



Crocodllida', Ihe crocodiles, 282. 



Crocodilurus lacertinus, 276. 



Crocodllus, 14, 282. 



Croppers, 368. 



Crossbills, the, 359. 



Crotalida^, 263. 265 ; crotalus, 266. 



Crotophaga ani, major, &,c., 366; cro- 

 tophagina-, ib. 



Crow, the carrion, 300. 



Crows, the, 350-353. 



Crustacea, characteristics of the, 1 1, 12 ; 

 orders of, 12 ; general view of the 

 apj)earance and habits of the princi- 

 pal varieties of the, 102-104. 



Crypsibranchia, 80. 



Cryptoderes, 287. 



Cryptomonaa ovata, 24. 



Cryptopodes, the, of Latreille, why so 

 named, 117. 



Cryptops, 132. 



Cryptopus, 288. 



Ctenobranchia, 82. 



Ctenobranchiata, 10. 



Ctenodactylina, 466 ; ctenodactylus, 

 ib. 



Cteuoids, 203. 



Ctenolabrid*, 217. 



Ctenolabrus coeruleus, 218. 



Ctenomys, 459. 



Ctenophora, 30, 193. 



Cuckoos, the, 365-367. 



Cuculidie, 365; cucuUno;, 366; cuculus 

 canorus, ib. 



Cuoullia umbratica and vcrbasci, 181. 



Culcita, 40. 



Culex, 192, 193; cullcida3, 193. 



Cunner, the, 218. 



Curassows, the, 370. 



Curculionida-, the, 141. 



Curruca atricapilla and hortensis, 

 337. 



Cursor! us senegalensis, 378. 



34. 



Cordylocerata, 155. 



Coregonus. 211 ; C. otscgo, 212, 



Coreida;, 189. 



Corixa striata, 187. 



Cormorants, the, 391. 



Cormoslomata, 104. 



Corniger, 213. 



Cornularida;, 37. 



Coronen a sayi, 270. 



Coronula, 102. 



Corvidai, 350; corvine, 351; corvus 



corax, &c., 351, 352. 

 Corvlna, 223; C. osccda and ocellata, 



224. 

 Corydalus, 168. 

 Corvne, description and engraving of, 



33. 

 Corynetes, 158. 

 Coryphaena hippuris, 227. 

 Coryphodon, 437. 

 Corystes, 117 ; corystiina>, ib. 

 Coryzus hyoscyami, le9. 

 Cossus, the, of the ancients, 142; C. 



ligniperda, 181. 

 Cottus, 222, 223. 

 Couagga, the, 444. 

 Couguar, the, 491. 

 Cow bird, the, 355, 366. 

 Crab, the, 103; the crabs. 117, 118. 

 Crabro, 172 ; crabronid«, ib. 

 Cracidae, 370. 

 Cracticus varius. 349. 

 Crakes, the, 383. 

 Cranes, the, 379. 

 CrangoninsB, 116. 

 Crassatella, 75 ; crassatellida;, ib. 

 Crassina, 75. 



Crawfish or crayfish, 116. 

 ("rax, 15 ; C. rubra, 370. 

 Creepers, American, 328 ; the creepers, 



331, 332. 

 Crenatula, 63. 

 Crepidula, 82. 

 Cricetomys, 464. 

 Cricetus, 464, 465. 

 Crickets, the, 165. 

 Crinoidea, 38. 

 Crlocerida% 162. 

 Crisia, 54 ; crisiadae, ib. 

 Cristatella, 54. 

 Crithagra, 359. 



Cuscus, 415. 



Cusk, the, 219. 



Cuttle-bone, 51, 94. 



Cuttle fish, derivation of the term, 92. 



Cuvier, chief features of the classifi- 

 cation of, 3 ; classification of the 

 orders of the animal kingdom based 

 on the system of, 9-15 ; his arrange- 

 ment of the zoophyta, 25 ; the aca- 

 lephie of, 26, 27; the hydrostatic 

 acaleph;e of, 30 ; the apodousechiiio- 

 dermata of, 38; the mollusca of, 50 ; 

 the liett:ropoda of, 77; the tubuli- 

 branchia of, 85; his division of the 

 annelid«, 90 ; orders and families of 

 fishes according to, 202 ; description 

 ofthedogby, 488. 



Cwahog, 75. 



Cyaraida', 113; cyaraus, 12, 113, 120. 



Cyathophyllidai, 36. 



Cybium, 220. 



Cycladida», 73 ; cyclas, ib. 



(Jyclica, 162. 



CyclidJum glaucoma, 24. 



Cyclo-labridie, 217. 



Cyclobranchia, 81. 



Cyclobranchiata, 10. 



Cycloids, 203. 



Cyclopida;, 107 ; cyclops, 12, 107. 



Cyclostoma, 90 ; cyclostomidae, ib. 



Cyclostomata, 13. 



Cydnus, 189. 



Cygninaj, 385 ; cygnus olor, ferus, &c., 

 ib. 



Cymadocea, ri2. 



Cymatotherlum, 431. 



Cymindis cayanensis and wilaonii, 

 307. 



Cymothoida>, 112. 



Cynlpidie, 171. 



Cynocephalus maimon and sphinx, 

 496. 



Cynops, 256. 



Cyphocranaaigas, 164. 



Cyphonidae, 158. 



Cypra;a, 50, 88 ; cypraeidae, 88. 



Cypridida», 108 ; cypris, ib. 



Cyprinida;, 214. 



Cyprinodon, 214; cyprinodontidae, ib. 



Cyprinus, 14 ; C. auratus, carpio, &c., 

 15. 



Cypselinte, 318. 



