ZOOLOGICAL GEOGEAPHY. 



[part in. 



Sub-regions. 



Order and Family. 



Anseres. 



118. Anatidse 



119. Laridse 



120. Procellariidse 



121. Pelecanidse ... 



122. Spheniscidae... 

 124. Podicipidae .. 



Struthiones. 

 126. Struthionidae 



REPTILIA. 

 Ophidia. 



1. Typhlopidse .. 



2. Tortricidse 



5. Calamariidae.. 



6. Oligodontidae 



7. Colubridse .. 



8. Homalopsidse 



11. Dendrophidie 



12. Dryiophidae .. 



13. Dipsadidae .. 



14. Scytalidae 

 le.Amblycephalidse 

 17. Pythonidae ... 

 20. Elapidaj 



23. Hydrophidae... 



24. Crotalidae 



Lacertilia. 



27. Chirotidae 



28. Amphisbaenidae 



29. Lepidosternidae 



31. Hdodermidce 



32. Teidae ... . 



34. Zonuridae 



35. Chalcidce 



36. Anadiadcc . 



37. Chirocolidce . 



38. Iphisadce 



39. Cercosauridce 

 41. Gyranopthal- 



midae 

 45. Scincidae 



49. Geckotidae 



50. Iguanidae 



Crocodilia. 



55. Crocodilidae ... 



56. Alligatoridae... 



Bangs beyond the Region. 



Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



Cosmopolite 



S. temperate zone 



Cosmopolite 



EtHopian 



Tropical regions and S. Palaearctic 



Oriental, N.-W. America 



All warm countiies 



Oriental, Japan 



Almost cosmopolite 



All the regions 



All tropical regions 



Oriental, Ethiopian 



All tropical regions 



Philippine Islands 



Oriental 



All tropical regions, California 



Tropical regions, Japan, S. Carolina 



Oriental, Australian, Madagascar 



Nearctic, Palaearctic, Oriental 



Missouri 



Ethiopian, S. Palaearctic 



Ethiopian 



Nearctic 



Nearctic, Ethiopian, S. Europe, and N. India 



Nearctic 



Australian, Ethiopian, Palaearctic 



Almost cosmopolite 

 Almost cosmopolite 

 Nearctic 



(Ethiopian, Oriental, N. Australian 

 I Nearctic 



