566 



GENERAL INDEX. 



Cave-fauna of Brazil, i. 143 

 Cavia, European Miocene, i 121 



in Brazilian caves, i. 144 



8. American Pliocene, i. 147 



ii. 241 



Cavies, ii. 241 

 CAVIIDjE, ii. 241 

 CEB1D.E, ii. 174 

 Cebochwrus, European Eocene, i. 12(5 



ii. 215 

 Cebus in Brazilian caves, i 144 



ii. 174 



ii. 178 



Cecina, ii. 521 

 Celebes, physical features of, i 389 



mammalia of, i. 426 



birds of, i. 428 



insects of, i. 434 



origin of fauna of, i. 436 

 Celestus, ii. 327 

 Celeus, ii. 303 

 Celia, ii. 489 

 Cenchris, ii. 385 

 Centetes, ii. 188 



Centetidce, European Miocene, i. 118 

 CENTETID.E, ii. 188 

 Centrarchus, ii. 425 

 CENTRISCID.E, ii. 436 

 Centriscus, ii. 436 

 Centrites, ii. 101, 291 

 Centrocercus, ii. 339 

 Centrolabrus, ii. 437 

 Centrolophus, ii. 429 

 Centromochlus, ii. 443 

 Centronotus, ii. 431 

 Centropus, ii. 309 

 Centronyx, ii. 286 

 Centropyx, ii. 390 

 Centurus, ii. 303 

 Cephalepis, ii. 108 

 Cephalopeltis, ii. 389 

 CEPHALOPHIN.E, ii. 224 

 Cephalophus, ii. 224 

 CEPHALOPODA, ii. 505 

 Cephalopterus, ii. 103, 294 

 Cephalopyrus, ii. 266 

 Cepola, ii. 435 

 CEPOLID^E, ii. 435 

 CERAMBYCID^:, ii. 498 

 Ceratichthys, ii. 452 

 Ceratina, ii. 470 



Ceratodus, remarkable Australian fish, i. 397 

 Ceratodus, ii. 458 

 Ceratohyla, ii. 418 

 Ceratophora, ii. 402 

 Ceratophorus, ii. 501 

 Ceratophrys, ii. 420 

 Ceratoptera, ii. 463 

 Ceratorhina, ii. 367 

 CeratorMnus, ii. 213 

 Ceratotherium, ii. 213 

 Cerberus, ii. 376 

 Cercaspis, ii. 380 

 CercJineis, ii. 349 

 Cercocebus, ii. 173 

 Cercolabes in Brazilian caves, i. 145 



ii. 240 



CERCOLABID^E, ii. 239 

 Cercoleptes, ii. 200 

 Cercomacra, ii. 104 

 Cercomela, ii. 260 

 Cercomys, ii. 239 

 Cercopithecus in European Pliocene, i. 112 



ii. 173 



Cercosaura, ii. 394 

 CERCOSAURID^E, ii. 394 . 



Cereopsis, ii. 363 

 Ceriornis, ii. 340 

 CERITHIAD^, ii. 509 

 Certhia, ii. 264 

 Certhidea, ii. 278 

 CERTHIID.E, ii. 264 

 Certhilauda, ii. 289 

 Certhiola, ii. 278 

 Certhiparus, ii. 266 

 Cervicapra, ii. 224 

 CERVICAPRIN.E, ii. 224 

 Cervidce, European Mioceue, i. 120 



birth-place and migrations of, i. 155 

 CERVID.E, ii. 218 

 Cervulus, ii. 219 

 Cervus, Exiropean Pliocene, i. 113 



Indian Pliocene and Miocene, i. 122 

 N. American Post- Pliocene i. 130 

 N. American Tertiary, i. 138 

 in Brazilian caves, i. 144 

 8. American Pliocene, i. 147 

 ii. 219 



Ceryle, ii 316 



CESTRACIONTHLE, ii. 461 

 Cetacea, European Pliocene, i. 112 

 European Miocene, i. 119 

 N. American Post-Pliocene, i. 130 

 N. American Tertiaiy, i. 140 

 Cetacea, classification of, i. 89 



range of Oriental genus, i. 374 

 CETACEA, ii. 207 

 Cethosia, ii. 474 

 CETONIID,E, ii. 494 

 Cetopsis, ii. 443 

 Cettia, ii. 258 

 Ceuthmochares, ii. 309 

 Ceycopsis, ii. 316 

 Ceylon and Malaya, resemblance of insects of, 



327 



Ceylonese sub-region, i. 326 

 mammalia of, i. 327 

 birds of, i. 327 

 reptiles of, i. 327 

 amphibia of, i. 327 

 insects of, i. 327 

 past history of, as indicated by its fauna, 



i 328 



Ceyx, ii. 316 

 Chaca, ii. 441 

 Chcemarrhornis, ii. 259 

 Chfemepelia, 333 

 Chcerocampa, ii. 482 

 Chcetobranchus, ii. 439 

 Chcetocemui, ii. 108 



ii. 249 



Chcetodon, ii. 427 

 Chcetomys, ii. 240 

 Chcetops, ii. 256 

 Chcetoptila, ii. 276 

 Chcetorhynchus, ii. 2(59 

 Chaatostomus, ii. 444 

 Chcetura, ii. 320 

 Chcetmia, ii. 356 

 Chakeus, ii. 445 

 CHALCID^}, ii 393 

 CJialcinopsis, ii. 445 

 Chalcinus, ii. 445 

 Chalcis, ii. 393 

 Chalcochloris, ii. 189 

 CHalcopelia, ii. 333 

 Chakophaps, ii. 333 

 Chalcostetha, ii. 276 

 Chalwomys, European Pliocene, i. 119 

 Chalicotherium, European Miocene, i. 119 

 Indian Miocene,!. 122 

 fossil in N. China, i. 123 



