lV CONTENTS. 
On the actual state of our Information relative to the ‘ Leporide,’ or 
Hybrid between Hare and Rabbit, by Dr. Pigeaux ; Megaceros 
hibernicus in the Cambridgeshire Fens, by Norman Moore, Esq.; 
Note on Assiminea Francesie, by Dr. J. E. Gray, F.R.S. &e.; On 
the Species of the Genera Latiaxis, Faunus, and Melanatria, by 
Dr. J. E. Gray, F.R.S. &c. ; Descriptions of new Fishes, by Dr. 
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F. Steindachner; Supplement to ‘ English Botany’ ........ . 75—80 
NUMBER CXVI. 
X. On Waldheimia venosa, Solander, sp. By Tuomas Davipson, 
Pdw.d., EGS, S6.0650 coc arsdneccnscescveccesyenncseevesseesceyauneeee anne 8] 
XI. List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West 
Coast of Africa. By ANDREW MURRAY, F.L.S. .......sccescesscesceees 683 
XII. On the Occurrence of Diplommatina Huttoni in Trinidad. 
By KR. J. LecuMenrs Guppy, F.G.S.,-F,TAS; ...césccrsccnsseuueae apse Oe 
XIII. Conchological Gleanings. By Dr. E. von Martens ...... 97 
XIV. Notule Lichenologice. No. XVI. By the Rev. W. A. 
LeicuTon, B.A., F.L.S.—Prof. Santo Garovaglio on the Species of 
Verrecarta found in Lombardy. °s.5...000..0si0cs.ceseecechupaeteouenns sant fe DO 
XV. New Fishes from the Gaboon and Gold Coast. By ALBERT 
GintueEr, M.A., M.D., Ph.D., F.R.S. (Plates II. & III.) ......... 110 
XVI. Description of a new Species of Apocryptes. By Dr. ALBERT 
GUNTHER (.0..ccc0s ses ceccscsusesaunesiihny sdesucoeesenseyecsss 4050; (inne 117 
XVII. A Reply to Mr. H. G. Seeley’s Remarks on my Account of 
the Phosphatic Deposit at Potton in Bedfordshire. By J. F. WALKER, 
B.A., F.C.P.S.; F.C.S., F.G.S, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge... 118 
XVIII. Note on the Species of the Genus Tribonyx. By P. L. 
Scrater, M.A., Ph.D., F.R.S., Secretary to the Zoological Society 
OE THQUOOD, ii oan is «sci bewdaiors vthins sceseashodnasdss sides ceeacenes pein 122 
XIX. On Hyalonema lusitanicum. By J. V. BarBoza pu Bo- 
CAGE, sepsciescavenscusupelthebapacuamaiueisasvialaacs oerprerr rere esoree 123 
Proceedings of the Royal Society ............ssscsssscseesssees eeseee L27—140 
Cases of Monstrosities becoming the starting-point of New Races in 
Plants, by C. Naudin; The Theory of the Skeleton, by Harry 
Seeley, Esq.; Note on the Phenomena of Muscular Contraction 
in the Vorticelle, by C. Rouget; On the Regeneration of the 
Limbs in the Axolotl (Siren pisciformis), by J. M. Philipeaux ; 
On the Development of the brown Aphis of the Maple, by MM. 
Balbiani and Signoret ; Cervus megaceros previously known in 
the Fens, by H. Seeley, Esq. .......... bosbaabbetesestieacsies 141—152 
