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Plate 20. Figs. 1, 2, 3.— Head of a CECILIA . . . .65 



Figs. 4, 5, 6. — Head of an Amphisb.ena (The Double-walker) . 48 



Figs. 7. 8, 9.— Head.of anOPHisAURUS . . .46 



Plate 21. Fig. 1. — Duaco fimbriatus (T/ie Dragon) . ... 27 



Fig. 2. — SiTANA PONTicERiANA (The Sitan) . . .27 



Plate 22. Fig. 1. — Iguana nudicollis, Cuv. (The Naked Aguana) . . 29 



Fig. 2. — Basiliscus; Lacerta basiliscus, Lin. (The Basilisk) . 30 



Fig. 3. — PoLYCHRUS MARMORATUR, Lin. (The Marbled Lizard) . . 30 



Plate 23. Fig. 1. — Hemidactylus tuberculosis, Daud. (The Spotted Hemi- 



dactylus) . . . . . 36 



Plate 24. Fig. 1. — Phvllurus platurus, White. . . .38 



Fig. 2 — Foot of the Platydactylls iNUNGUis • . .34 



Fig. 3. — Foot of the Hemidactylus trihedrus , . . 36 



Fig. 4. — Fool of the Thecadactylus . . . .36 



Fig. 5. — Foot of the Ptyodactylus lobatus . . .37 



Fig. 6. — Foot of the Spheroidactylus . . . .38 



Fig. 7. — Foot of the Stenodactylus guttatus . . . 38 



Plate 25. Fig. 1. — Tortuix maculat.\, Lin. (The Variegated Tmtrix of America) 50 

 Fig. 2. — Boa canina, Lin. (The Canine Boa) . . .52 



Fig. 3. — Tail of the Uuopeltis Ceylanicus, Cuv. (The Uropeltis of 



Ceylon) . . . . .50 



Plate 25. bis. Fig. 1. — Cham^eleo Africanls (The Common Chameleon) . . 39 

 Fig. 2. — SciNcus C'ELESTiNus, Valenc. (The Blue Seine) In the 



collection of the French Museum . , .41 



Fig. 3.— Seps strl\ta (The Striped Seps) . . .42 



Plate 2G. Fig. 1. — Erix bengalensis, Merr. (The Hairy Serpent of Bengal) 52 

 Fig. 2. — Head of the Scytale coronata, Merr. (The Crowned Syc- 



tale or False Boa) . . . .52 



Fig. 3. — Erpeton tentaculatis, Lacep. (The Tentaculated Serpent) 53 



Plate 26. bis. Fig. 1. — Bipes lepidopodus, Lacep. (The Two-footed Lepidojx>dus)A3 

 Fig. 2. — Chalcis tetradactyla, Lacep. . . .44 



Fig. 3. — Chirotes canaliculatus, Lacep. . . 44 



Plate 27. Fig. l.—PsEUDOPUs DuRViLHi (77ie Fa/se-/oo< o/Durville) . . 46 

 Fig. 2. — Head of the Anguis fragilis, Lin. (The Common Blind 



worm of Europe) . . . .47 



Fig. 3. — AcoNTL-vs meleagris, Lin. (The Darting Serpent of the Cape 



of Good Hope) . . . .47 



Plate 23. Fig. 1. — Amphisb/ENa flliginosa, Lin. (The Double-walker) . 48 

 Fig. 2. — Typhlops cinerels, Schn. (The Blind Serpent o/'Schneider) 49 



Plate 29. Fig. 1. — Viper a berus, Lin. (The common Viper) . . 59 



Fig. 2. — CuoTALUS HORRiDUS, Lin. (The Diamond Rattle-snake) . 59 



Plate 30. Fig. 1. — Trimereslrus tortor, Less. (The Winding Trimeresurus). 62 

 Fig. 2. — AcANTHOPHis cerastinus, Daud. (The Venomous Acan- 



thophis) . . . . .62 



Plate 31. Fig. 1. — Python Schneiderii, Merr. (T%e Great Python o/Schneider) 53 

 Fig. 2. — Dipsas cyanouon, Cuv. (The Fatal Thint-causing Serpent of 



India) . . . . .54 



