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APPENDIX. 



Lagomys Kepalensis Hodg. — (Eojlii Ogilby. rufescens Gray. 

 Hodgsonii Blyth.) NEPiUL, Thibet, Cashmere, 

 Cabool, Affghanistan, Central Asia, Daitiia. 

 Oeiiinyensis Cuv. Pliocene Freshwater Marl at 



Oeningen. 

 ogotoDa Pall. Mongolia, China, Subalpine Dist., 



BEYOND Lake Baikal. 

 princeps Rich. EocKY Mountains, from 42° N.L. to 



60°, North America. 

 pusillus Pall. Southern Districts of the Volga, 

 AND Ural Mountains, South Siberu, to the 

 KrvER Obi. 

 Sansanensis Lart. Miocene beds at Sansans. 

 Sardus Wagn. — (spelseus Owen.) Bone Brecoia of 

 Cagliari, Britain. 

 Titanomys trilobus Gerv. Tertiaries at St. Geraud le Puy in 

 the Department ctF At.t.tf r, France. 

 Vlseiwviensis Meyer. Middle Tertiary at Wei- 

 senau. 

 Lepus iEgyptius Gtoff. — (Arabicus Hempr. and Ehrh. Sinaiticus 

 Syriacus, .-Etbiopicus, and Habessinicus Hempr. and 

 Ehrh. isabeUinus Riipp.) Egypt, Arabia, Arabia Pe- 

 TitEA, NEAR Mount Sinai, Stria, Nubia, Abyssinia, 

 Egypt, as far North-West as the Oasis of Guer- 



EERA. 



Americanus Erxl. — {Hudsonius Pallas, nanus Schreb. 



Virginianus Harlan, borealis Scliinz.) North-East of 



United States, and as far North as Lat. 68°, and as 



PAR South as North of Pennsylvania, and along 



the Aixeghany Range into Virginia. 

 aquaticus Bach. — (Douglasii var. Oray.) Swampy tracts 



bordering the Mississippi, Louisiana, Wei grounds 



OF New Madrid, Missouri. 

 artemisia Bach. — (Nuttallii Bach.) Oregon, Nebraska, 



Missouri, N. Mexico, Texas. 

 Audubonii Baird. Coast of Caijfornia. 

 bracliyurus Tcmm. Japan. 

 Bachmanni Waterh. Texas. 

 Brasiliensis Linn. — (Tapeti Pall.) Brazil, also found 



IN parts of Peru, Boixvia, and Paraguay. 

 CalHomicus Grai/.^(Rii:liardsoiiii Bach. Bennettii Gray.) 



California, from the Colorado to Oregon. 

 callotis Wagl. — (nigricaudatusBcKHf/i.flavigularis Wayn.l 



Texianus Waterh.?) Mexico, Texas, Oregon. 

 campestris Bach. — (Townsendii Bach. Virginianus Sich.) 



North parts of United States, from Missouri to 



Columbia, as far S. as the Platte at Fort Kearney, 



Fort Boise. 

 Capensis Linn. — (ochropus Wagn. arenarius Geoff.) Cape 



of Good Hope. 

 crassicaudatus Geo^'.— (rupestris Smi(A. melanurus Riipp) 



Cape of Good Hope, and Port Natal. 

 cuniculus Linn. South and West Europe, greater 



part of Germany, North Africa. 

 diluvianus Cuv. Diluvial Deposits at Quedlinoburg, 



Bone Breci li, Gibrai.tar, Cette, and Pisa. 

 glacialis Leach. Arctic Portions of N. America, to 



Labrador and Newfoundland, not further S. than 



64° N. L., MoKenzie River,and Siave Lake, Green- 

 land. 



Lepus hispidus Pears. — (Sinensis Gray. Peguensis Blyth.) 

 Banks of the Teesle, Assam, China, Formosa. 



bybridus Desm. — (Altaicus Gray, aquilonius Bla.t. me- 

 dius Nilss.) Russia between 55° and 60° N.L., Altai 

 Mountains, Zealand. 



Issiodorcnsis? Croiz. Alluvium in Auveegne. 



Mandshuricus Radde. Burega Mountains, E. Siberia. 



Mcditerraneus Wagn. — (meridionalis Gene.) Sardinia, 

 Gibraltar, Italy, Spain, France, North Africa, 

 Tunis, Algiers, and extends through the whole of 

 THE Sahara, and to the Sea-Coast. 



Neschersensis Croiz. Alluvh'M of Auvergne. 



nigricollis F, Cuv.- — (melanaueben Temm. Kurgosa Gray.) 



SiND., PUNJAUE, DeOCAN (nOT BeNGAl), CeYLON (IN- 

 TRODUCED into Java and the Mau-ritius). 



palustris Bach. — (Douglasii var. 2, Gray.) North Ame- 

 rica, South Atlantic States, through South Caro- 

 lina TO Georgia, and Florida. 



ruficaudatus Geoff. — (macrotis Hodg.) North India, 

 Plains of Ganges to Delhi, Nepai,. 



saxatilis -F. Cuv. — (rufinucba Smith, longicaudatus Gray. 

 funiigatus Wagn.) Cape of Good Hope, Rocky and 

 Mountainous Situations. 



sylvaticus Bach. — (nanus Schreb.) Iowa, Wisconsin, 

 DiiNois, Kansas, Missouri,. Nebraska, Texas, Ala- 

 bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Massachussetts. 



timidus Linn. — (Europffius Pall, campicola and Grana- 

 tensis Schimp.) Europe and Asia, France, England, 

 Spain, Andalusla, Germany. 



Tolai Ptdl. — (Thibetanus ? Waterh. pallipes Hodg. Ocos- 

 telus Hodg. Caspicus ? Ehrh.) Exclushely an in- 

 habitant OF the high Steppes of Central Asia, 

 Baikai. District, Mongolian Deserts. 



Trowbridgii Baird. Coast of Calif. 



variabilis Pallas. — (albus Jen. Hiberuieus Bell, alpinus 

 Schitnper.) Ireland, Scotland, as far as Cumber- 

 land in England, Scandinavia to Arctic Ocean, Si- 



BERLi,N0RTH0F 55°PARALLELTO KaMTSCHATKA,BAVAEIA, 



Switzerland, eastwards as far as Salzburg. 



Do. var. canescens Xilss. Southern Scandinavia. 

 Do. var. borealis Nilss. Northern Scandinavia. 

 Washingtonii Baird. Washington Territory, Oregon, 



and West of Puget's Sound, to Lat. 54° 40'. 

 n. sp. Eastern Siberia, Amourland. 



Myoxini. 



Glis Cuvieri Giebel. Montmartbe Gypsum. 



Sansanensis Giebel. Miocene deposits at Sansans. 

 spehrus Fisch. — (Parisiensis Cuv.) Montmaetre Gytsum. 

 vulgaris Klein. South and Temperate Europe, as far as 

 Georgia and the Wolga. 

 Muscardinus avellanai'ius ii/m. Temperate and North Europe. 

 elegans Siehold. Japan. 

 mumbyanus Pumel. Sahara. 

 Eliomys mclauura Wagn, — (nitidula Pall.) Mount Sinai. 



nitela Pall. — (querciuus Linn. Dryas Schreb.) France, 

 Germany, Switzeriasd, and Poiand, in the Alps 

 to the height of 5000 feet. 

 orobinus Cuv. Senaae. 



