LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. 



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STEVENSON, Eahle C. The external par- 

 asites of hogs, being articles on the hog 

 louse (Hsemaiopinus suis) and mange, or 



scabies, of hogs. 



Bull. Bureau Animal Industry, U. S. 

 Dept.Agric, No. 69, 1905, 44 pp. figs. I -29. 

 Descriptions and flgures oi Hsemtopinus 

 suis, Sarcoptt s scabu i suis, a ad !>< modi x folli- 

 culorum suis based partly on Museum mate- 

 rial, together with a complete synonymy and 

 bibliography of the first, and a discussion of 

 tlic three forms in their economic aspects. 



TITUS, K. S. G. Some new Osmiinae in 



the National Museum. 



Pror. Ent. Soc. Wash., vi, No. 2, April. 



1904, p. 98; Journ. N. V. Ent. Soc, xn. 

 No. 1. March. 1904, p. 22. 



WILLIAMSON, Edward Bruce. The dra- 

 gonflies (Odonata) of Burma and Lower 

 Siara. L— Subfamily Calopteryginse. 



Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., xxviii, No. 1389, 

 November 17. 1004. pp. 165-187, text figs. 

 1-18. 



ARACHNIDS. 



BANKS, Nathan. A treatise on the aca- 

 rina, or mit< s. 



Pror. U. S. Nat. Mus., xxvm, No. 1382, 

 September 24, 1904, pp. 1-114, text figs. 

 1-201. 



■ Arachnids from Cocos Islam!. 



Prn<. Ent. Soc. Wash. vir. No. 1. Jan., 



1905, p. 20. 



MISCELLANEOUS INVERTEBRATES. 



AGASSIZ, Alexander. Reports on an 

 exploration off the west coast of Mexico. 

 Central and South America, and off the 

 Galapagos Islands, in charge of Alexander 

 Agassiz, by the U. S. Fish Commission 

 steamer Albatross, during 1891, Lieut. 

 Commander Z. L. Tanner. U. S. N., com- 

 manding, xxxn. The Panamic deep sea 

 echini. 



Mem. Mus. Comp. Zoo!., Cambridge, 

 xxxi. Nov. 1, L904, pp. i-\ 1-243, pis. 112 

 i in sepa rate volume . text tigs >i i 

 The report deals principally with the mor- 

 phological study of the tests of the species, 

 which had been described in an earlier bulle- 



i a; followed by a discussii f t he bathymet- 



,1 and geographical range of the Panamic 

 and West Indian Echinid fauna'. 



ASIIWORTH, J. II. The anatomy oi Scali- 

 bregma infiatum, Rathke." 



Quar. Journ. Micr. Sci.,\\.\ (new series . 

 Nov . 1901, pp.237 309 pi 111-15. 

 Includes a detailed descripl ion of the anat- 

 omy, and .. nunl of the history, dis- 

 ci This title was accidi tit ally - 



.NAT MIS 1905 9 



ASHWORTH, J. II. Continued. 



tribution, habits, and general appearance of 

 the species, Scalibregma infiatum, as well as a 

 revision of the family Scalibregmidfc and a 

 statement of its affinities. Two new gem ra 

 arc described, Pseudoscalibregma and Ascle- 

 rocheilus. 



CLARK, Hubert Lyman. Contributions 

 from the Biological Laboratory of the U. 



S. Fish Commission at Woods Hole, Mas- 

 sachusetts. The echinoderms of the 

 Woods Hole region. 



Bull. U.S. Fish com., xxu. 1902, pp. 545- 

 576, figs. 1-116 i rune 25, 1904 . 

 The LM species are fully described and fig- 

 ure. 1. The best methods of preserving and 

 studying echinoderms are given, and also a 

 bibliograpny of the publications referred to. 



COE, Wesley R. Nemerteans of the west 

 and northwest coast-, of America. 



Bull. 'Jus. Com i>. Zool., xlvii, Mar., 1905, 

 pp. 1-318, pis. 1-25, text tigs. I 62. 

 A general work, dealing with anatomical 

 and histological si ruct ures, development, dis- 

 tribution, besides a systematic account of thi 

 genera and species. Eighteen species are de- 

 scribed as new, and with one exception are 

 represented by colored drawings. 



EDWARDS, Ciiahi.es Lincoln. A quanti- 

 tative study of Holothuria atra Jager and 

 the reestablishment of Holothuria jlori- 

 dana Pourtales (=Holothuria mexicana 

 Ludwig). 



Science (new series , XXI, No. 532, March 

 10, 1905, pp. 383 384. 

 This is an abstract, presented before the 

 American Societ y of Zoologists, at the Second 

 Annual Meeting of the Eastern Branch at 

 Philadelphia, December. 1904, of an extended 

 paper to be published elsewhere. It is based 

 on statistical analyses of 138 specimens, 20 

 front the Sandwich Island-Mozambique re- 

 gion and IIS from the Florida-Caribbean re- 

 gion. 



FISHER, Waltee K. New starfishes from 

 deep water off California and Alaska. 



Bull. Bureau Fisheries, xxiv. 1904, pp. 

 291-320. (June 10, 1905 

 One genus. 2 subgenera, and 24 species an 

 described, a nd one subfamily raised to family 

 rank. The specimens were dredged by the 

 steamer Albatross in Maskan waters during 

 the summer of 1903, and off the eoasl of I al 

 forma in t he s pring of 1904. 



KISHINOUYE, K. Notes on the natural 

 history of corals. 



Journ. Imp. Fish( rirs Burt au . Tokyo, xiv 

 No. 1. 1904, pp. 1-32, pis. i ix. text tigs. 

 1-4. 

 unitted from an earlier report . 



