20 ANIMAL RESOURCES AND FISHERIES OF UNITED STATES. 



liCpiis sylvaticHS, Bach., var. Mtittalli. — Sage Eabbit. — Uuited 

 States west of 97th meridian. 



8896. Mounted. (Female.) Camp Grant, Ariz. Edward Palmer. Feb. 20, 

 1867. 



liCpu^i Tro^ybi'id§ii, Baird. — Trowbridge's Hare. — California. 



1183. Mounted. Santa Clara, Cal. Dr. J. S. Newberry. Nov., 1855. 

 2974^351. Mounted. Petaluma, Cal. E.Samuels. 



L^epus aquaticu§, Bach. — ^Water Eabbit. — Gulf States. 



2308. Mounted. Prairie Mer Rouge, La. James Fairie. 



2309. Mounted. Prairie Mer Rouge, La. James Fairie. 



liCpus palu§ta*is, Bach. — Marsh Eabbit. — Southeastern United 

 States, on lowlands. 



4018. Mounted. St. Simon's Island, Ga. Dr. Wilson. 1860. 

 1256.? Mounted. Society Hill, S. C. M. A. Curtis. 1856. 

 1621. Mounted. St. Simon's Island, Ga. Dr. S. M. Wilson. 



Order, EDENTATA. 



©A§YPOI>SDJS. 



Tatusia septeBn-ciiactMS, (Linn.,) Gray. — Armadillo. — South- 

 western United States and South. 



10197. Mounted. Tobasco, Mexico. C. H. Laszlo. 



Order, AMARSUPIALI. 



I>idelphy§ virg-iBiiaiia, Shaw. — Possu]m. — United States gener- 

 ally. 



12951. Stuffed skins. Family grouj) of nine. Washington, D. C. G. Brown 

 Goode. 



II. BIRDS. 



From want of space it has not been thought desirable to exhibit a 

 collection of North American biids. 



