560 



GENERAL INDEX. 



AnostoTtius, ii. 44.3 



Anous, ii. 365 



Anser, ii. 363 



Anseranas, ii. 363 



Anseres, arrangement of, i. 98 



peculiar Paliearctio genera of, i. 250 

 peculiar Etliiopian genera of, i. 313 

 peculiar Australinn genera of, i. 487 

 ANSERES, general remarks ou the distribu- 

 tion of, ii. 367 

 AntiircUa, ii. 490 



ii. 49'J 

 Ant-eaters, ii. 247 

 Antcrliinomys, ii- 240 

 Afihrhiiiiis, ii. 240 



Antelopes in tlie Indian Miocene deposits, i. 

 122 . . . 



birthplace and migrations of, i. 1.:i-j 

 Palaearctic, i. 182 

 ii. 221 . ^^ 



Antelotherium, Indian Miocene, i. 122 

 Antciuuirhis, ii. 431 

 Antcrus, ii. 476 

 Anthia, ii. 491 

 Antliipcs, ii. 270 ^^ 

 Anthochuris, ii. 478 

 Anthoclueni, ii. 275 



Anthornis, ii. 275 . _,„ 



^««iraco«ieridce, N. American Tertiary, i. \.ji 

 Anthracotherium, European Miocene, i. 119 



ii. 215 

 Anfhirjiks. ii. 276 

 Antliidpoidaj'i'S, ii. 170 

 Antliruiundrf, ii. 357 



Aidhu!^, ii. 290 ^ ^. . ,^^ 



Aiilhuvdon, N. American Tertiary, i. 133 

 Antillcan sub-region, ii. 61 

 mammalia of, ii. 62 

 birds of, ii. 64 



illustration of zoology of, 11. 6 i 

 table of distribution of resident land- 

 birds of, ii. 68 

 reptiles and amphibia of, ii. 72 

 fresh-waterfish of, ii. 73 

 Insects of, ii. 73 

 land-shells of, ii. 75 ^ 

 past history of, ii. 78 

 Antilles, Pliocene Mammalia ot, i. 148 



land-shells of, ii. 526 

 Antilnciijrr,!, ii 223 

 AXTILoCAPRINiE, ii. 223 

 AntUiqH', Post-Pliocene, i. 112 

 in Brazilian caves, i. 144 

 ii. 223 



ii. 226 ^ . , _ 



Antiquity of the genera of insects, i. Ib6 

 of the genera of land and fresh-water 

 .shells, i. 168 

 Antrostomus, ii. 319 

 Ant-thrushes, ii. 297 

 Anumbius, ii. 103 

 ANURA, ii. 414 

 Annrosorcx, ii. 190 

 Aonyx, ii. 199 

 Apalis, ii. 258_ 

 Apaloderma, ii. 314 

 Apatura, ii. 474 

 Aphanapteryx of Mauritius, i. 1G4 



ii. 352 

 Aphintwera, ii. 107 



Aphdotheriiivi, European Eocene, i. l-J 

 Aphnciis, ii. 477 

 Avliobus, ii. 283 

 APHREDODERIDiE, ii. 420 

 AphritiK, ii. 428 

 ii. 549 



Aphriza, ii. 356 



Aphysiadce, ii. 530 



Aplu/dcypris, ii. 452 



Aplijirrus, ii. 224 



Aphidnntia, ii. 236 



Aplonis, ii._288 



Aplnjielio, ii. 3:!3 



Apodcmia, ii. 476 



Aporjoii, ii. 425 



Ajnrisia, ii. 396 



APKASIADiE, ii. 396 



Aprosiitictus, ii. 325 



AptnmlyUs, ii. 366 



APTERYGIDiE, ii. 369 



Apteryx, ii. 369 



A2nia, ii. 453 



Aqnila, European Miocene, i. 161 



ii. 348 

 AQUILINyE, ii. 348 

 Am, ii. 32S 

 Arachnechthra, ii. 276 

 Awcluiothcra, ii. 277 

 ARA.MID^, ii. 357 

 AramUles, ii. 352 

 Aramus, ii. 357 

 Anipaima, ii. 454 

 ArbiirnphUa, ii. 338 



ARCADyE, ii. 534 

 Archimmys, ii. 238 



Airluenpieryx, Bavarian Oolite, i. 163 



Anhlbutco, ii. 348 



Arctic shells, ii. 518 



zone not a separate region, i. 68 



Arititis, ii. 195 



Airtwrbus, ii. 176 



Airtiicepihalus, ii. 202 



Arctocyon, European Eocene, i. 125 

 ii. 206 



Arctodus, N. American Post- Pliocene, i. 130 

 ii. 202 



Arctogcdc, ii. 195 



Arctomys, European Pliocene, i. 113 

 ii. 235, 236 



Arctonyx, ii. 199 



Arctopithccus, ii. 244 



Arctothcrluiii in Brazilian caves, i. 141 

 S. American Pliocene, i. 146 



Ardea, ii. 359 



ARDEID^, ii. 359 



Ardistomns, ii. 490 



Argcittinc, ii. 488 



Anjcs, ii. 444 



ARGONAUTID.E ii. 505 



Argus pheasant, figure of, i. 339 



peculiarity in display of plumage, and or.- 

 firmation of Mr. Darwin's views, i. 340 



Argusianus, ii. 340 



Ariiutor,_ ii. 489 



Argynnis, ii. 474 



Aricj'iis, ii. 470 



ArieUti, ii. 195 



Arinw, ii. 520 



Arion, ii. 517 



Aristobia, ii. 501 



Arius, ii. 443 



Armadillos, ii. 245 



Ariwglossus, il. 441 



Armnochelys, ii. 408 



Arremon, ii. 99 



Arrhenotus, ii. 501 



Arhiiiiia, ii. 268 

 ii. 271 

 ii. 288 



ARTAMID/E, ii. 288 



Artamhks, ii. 269 



Artcaims, ii. 288 



