MAMMALS OF MINNESOTA. 45 
Sorex parvus SAY. Long's Expedition, I. 
HARLAN. Fauna Amer. 
BACHMAN. Journ. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., VII. 
LINSLEY. Am. Journ. Sci, XLIII. 
FIiscHER. Synopsis Mam. 
RICHARDS. Fauna Bor. Amer. 
WAGNER. Schreber Siugeth. 
REICHENB. Naturg. Raubth. 
Dr Kay. Fauna, N. Y. 
AuD. aud BAcH. Quad. N. A. 
Brachyosorex parvus WA@NER. Schreb, Siiugeth. 
FITZINGER. Kritische Untersuch. 
Sores: dekayt BACHMAN. Journ. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., VII. 
DEKay. Fauna, N. Y. 
LInsLEY. Am. Journ. Sci. XXXIX. : 
REICHENB. Naturg. Raubth. 
AUD. and BAcH., Quad. N. A. 
WAGNER. Schreber Siiugeth. 
Brachyosorex dekayi WAGNER. Schreber Saiugeth. 
FITZINGER. Kritische Untersuch. 
Sorex cinereus BACHMAN. Journ. Acad. Phila. VII. 
REICHENB. Naturg. Raubth. 
DEKAyY. Zool. of N. Y. 
WAGNER. Schreb. Siiugeth. 
Crocidura cinerea REICHENR, Naturg. Raubth. 
Blarina cinerea BAIRD. Mam. N. A. 
blarina carolinensis BAIRD. Mam. N. A. 
Blarina angusticeps BAIRD. Mam. N. A. 
Blarina exilipes BAIRD. Mam.N. A. 
Blarina berlandiert BAIRD. Mam. N. A. 

Fia. 3. BLARINA BREVICAUDATA. 
It will be seen from the above table of synonymy that the 
writer fully coincides with the opinion, expressed by Mr. J. A. 
Allen, in his paper on the Mammalia of Massachusetts (Bul. 
No. 8. Mus. Comp. Zool., Cambridge), that there is no evidence 
