Order STEGANOP'ODES : steganopous, web-footed, from steganos, covered 

 pous, podos, foot. 



Family PHALACROCORAC'ID,E : phalakros, bald ; Jcorax, crow. 



Sub-family PHALACROCQRACI'N.E : phalakros, bald ; korax, crow. 



Genus PHAL'ACROCO'RAX ? phalakros, bald ; korax, crow. 



724. car'bo : carbo, charcoal. 



725. sulciros'tris : sulcus, furrow ; rostrum, bill. 



726. gould'i : Gould, a proper name. 



727. hypoleu'cus : hupo, under ; feukos, white. 



728. melanoleu'cus : melas, melanos, black ; leukos, white. 



Sub-family PLOTI'N^E : plotos, swimming. 

 Genus PLO'TUS : plotos, swimming. 



729. novae-hollan'dise : nova-hollandia, New Holland. 



Family SU'LIDJE : sula, a gannet. 

 Genus SU'LA : sula, a gannet. 



730. serra'tor : serratus, serrated. 



731. cy'anops : kuanos, dark blue ; ops, face. 



732. pisca'tor : piscator, fisher. 



733. su'la : .sula, a gannet. 



Family FREGAT'ID^E : N.L. fregata, from French fregate, frigate. 

 Genus FREGA'TA : N.L. fregata, from French fregate, frigate. 



734. a'quila : aquila, eagle. 



735. a'riel : ariel, a sprite. 



Family PHAETHON'TID^E : phaethontis, poetical feminine of phaethon, shining. 

 Genus PHA'ETHON : phaethon, shining. 



736. rubricau'da : ruber, red ; cauda. tail. 



737. leptur'us : leptos, fine ; oura, tail, 



Family PELECAN'IDJi : Gr. pelekan or L. pelecanus, pelican. 

 Genus PELECAN'US : Gr. pelekan or L. pelecanus, pelican. 



738. conspicilla'tus. 



Order PYGOP'ODES : puge, rump ; pous, podos. foot. 



Family PODICIPED'ID^E : podex, podicis, rump ; pes, pedis, foot. 



Genus PODIC'IPES : see ante. 



739. novge-hollan'dise : nova-hollandia, New Holland. 



740. polioceph'alus : polios, hoary ; kephale, head. 



Genus LOPHJE'THYRA : lophos, crest. 



741. crista'tus : crista, plume. 



Order IMPEN'NES : in, priv. ; penna, wing. 



Genus CATARRH AC'TES : Greek name for a swooping gull ; probable reference 

 to diving habit. 



742. chrysoc'ome : chrusos, gold ; kome, hair. 



Genus EUDYP'TULA : eu, well ; duptes. diver. 



743. min'or : minor, smaller. 



