SYNONYMIC LIST OF SPECIES OF MAMMALS. 



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Colomys anguya Wniin. — (leucodactylus and concolor Tl'di/n.) 

 Paraguay and Brazil. 

 eliurus Wugn. — ^loDgicaudllS Lvnd. pygmreus Wmjn.) 



Near Eio J.aneiro, and Lagoa Santo. 

 expulsus Gieb. — (liimaculatus and gracilipes Walerh. 



masfulipes PUtet.) Lagoa Santa. 

 flavescens JJ'fUer/i. La Pl.ita. 



fuliginosus Wagn. — (caniventris Wugn.) St. Paui.o. 

 lasiotis Btirm, Lagoa Santa. 



lasiurus Bum. — (cinnamomeus Picl.) Lagoa Santa. 

 laticeps Biirm. — (cephalotes Desm. subflavus Wagn.) 



Lagoa Santa. ■ 

 longicaudatua Watcrh. Chili. 

 Magellanicus IVaterh. Port Famine, in StRjVITs of 



Magellan. 

 oroliius Wugn. — (auritus Pictct, bracUyiU'US Wugn.) 



Near Kio Janeiro. 

 pyrrhorhinus Wagn. Bahia. 



typus F. Cm. — (elegans Wuterh. longitarsus Bcngg. 

 nigripes Desm.) Bahu Bi^iNCA, Bt'ENOs A^-res. 

 Habrothrix (including Phyllotis) arvicoloides Wagn. — (Reng- 

 geri Picl.) Near Eio Janelro. 

 auritus Wagn, — ( callosus Rengg. pyrrhogaster and 

 Boliviensis Waterli.) Coast district between 

 Eio Janeiro and Bahia. 

 Darwinii Walerh. CoQUiMBO in Chiij. 

 Galapagoensis Waterh. Cilvtham Island, in the 



Galapago Aechtpeiago. 

 griseo-flavus Watcrh. Sandy Hills on the Eio 



Negro, N. Patagonia. 

 longipilus Waterh. Coquijibo in Chuj. 

 mieropus Watcrh. — (obscunis and areiiicola Water.) 



Santa Ceuz in Patagonia. 

 nigrita Licht. — (canescens and xantUorbinus 



Waterh.) Eio Janeiro. 

 principalis Lund. Bone-caves in Brazil. 

 xanthopygus Waterh. Santa Cruz in Patagonta. 

 Oxymycterus (including Scapteromys) bispidus Pictel. Bahia. 

 nasutus Waterh. Maij)onado on La Plata 



'RiTER. 



Peruvianus ? Pcale. Peru. 



rufus Desm. — (rostellatus Wagn. dasytricbos Wied. 



fossorius iHHrf.) Paraguay, AND Coast District, 



NEAR Eio Janeiro, Brazil. 

 tumidus Waterh. — (tomentosus Licht.) Mm.- 



DONADO, URnoUAY. 



scalops Gay, Chili. 

 Holochilus Brasiliensis Waterh. — (vulpinus Licht.) From the 

 south of Brazil to tbe borders of Patagonia. 

 physodes Wagn. — (leueogaster Branrf^.russatus Wagn. 

 mystacalis and vulpinus Lund.) St. Faiilo, South 

 Brazil. 

 robuatus Burm. — (Brasiliensis Pictel.) Bahia. 

 squamipes Burm. — (sciureus Wagn, anguya Brandt. 

 canellinus Wagn.) St. Francisco and St. Paulo, 

 S. Brazu-. 

 Akodon Boliviense ^feyer. Table-lands of Peru, 14,000 feet 



above tbe sea. 

 Drymomys parvulus Tschudi. Peru. 



MuRINiE. 



Mus Abotti Walerh, Asia. 



Abyssinicus Bupp. Abyss. 



aequicaudatus '.' Hudy. Nepal. 



agrarius Pall. Germany and Middle Russla to Siberia. 



albipes Bupp. — (fuscirosti-is Wagn.) Abyss., and NuELi. 



albo-cinereus Gould. W. Australia. 



AUaui Waterh. Fernando Po. 



Andamensis Blgih. Andaman Islands. 



Algiricus Pomel. Algeria. 



arboreus Peters. Mosamb. 



argenteus Temni. Japan. 



Asiaticus? Gray. Indu. 



assimilis Gould. New S. Wales, King George's Sound, 



West Australia? 

 badius Bbjlh. Vali.ey of the Sitang. 

 barbarus Linn. Algeria. 

 castaneus ? Wuterh. Australia. 

 cbamasropsis Levaill. Algerian Sahara. 

 colonus Licht, Algoa Bay. 

 concolor Blyth. Upper and Lower Burma, Malayan 



Peninsula. 

 Caraco Pall. Eastern Siberia, and China. 

 cervicolor i/orfi;. — (sh'ophiatus Hodg. albidiventris Blyth.) 



Nepal, Lower Bengal., S. Malabar? 

 cervinipes Gould. Brushes of the eastern part of New S. 



Wales. 

 cinnamomeus? Blyth. Lower Pegu and Maetaban. 

 cunicularis Blyth. Khasia Hills. 

 Darjilingensis Hodg. Nepal. 



decumanus Pallas. — (norvegicus Briss. brunneus Ilndg. 

 decumanoides Hodg. brunneusculus Hudg. !) Spread 

 over whole the world, wherever commerce has reached. 

 Do. var. Hibernius Thorns. Ireland. 

 Do. var. Javanicus Herm, Java, Sumatra. 

 Do. var. maurus Watcrh, Maldonado, Mouth of La 

 Plata. 

 delicatulus Gould. Port Essington. 

 dolichurus Smuts, Cape of Good Hope. 

 Dombeensis Riipp. Abyss. 

 dorsalis Smith, S. Africa. 



EUioti Gray, — (infralineatus Elliot and Blyth.) S. Intiia. 

 erj tbrotis Blyth, Khasia Hills, 

 fallax Peters. Mosamb. 

 fulvidiventris Blyth. Ceyi.on, TeincomjU.ee. 

 geutiUs Brants. Eon'T and Nubia. 

 gerbillinus Blyth. — (Theobaldii and Bactrianus? Blylh.) 



Alpine Punjab, Affghanistan, Kandahar. 

 Gerardianus Gerv. Indusial Chalk in the Department of 



Allier, France. 

 giganteus Hurdw. — (Mnlabarieus, and percbal Shuw. ne- 

 morivagus Hodg.) Tbe Bandicoot. Coeomandel, My- 

 soEE, BengjVL, Nep,u., introduced into Van Diem^in's 

 Lan-d. 

 Gouldii Watcrh. — (fuscipes Wuterh. Greyii and lutrcola 

 Gruy.) Interior of New South Wales, W. Austr.\lu, 

 and probably intermediate parts, 

 gliroides Blyth. Khasu Hills. 

 Hardwiekii Gray. India. 



