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INDEX TO PARTS I-IV. 



Cambrian faunas of North America, 173. 

 studied, 49. 

 fosf-ila from Canada Geological Survey, 



1:;9. 

 trilobites. 17.3. 

 Canada Geological Survey publications, 15. 



sent Cambrian fossils, 

 129. 

 Capen, E. A., exhibit of, ?,2. 

 Capybara skeleton obtained, 101. 

 Carboniferous fossils idemified, 49. 

 Carcharias coeruleus, 97. 

 Carcharhinus obscurus, 31. 



mounted, 31. 

 Card catalogue of library, l(i. 

 Caribbean Sea fishes obtained, 96. 

 Carlton, Hattie, (*ent Aiizona antiquities, 76. 

 Cainivora, mounted, 31. 

 Carp and its enemies from Tennessee, 96. 

 from South CaroKna, 96. 

 injured by water insect, 114. 

 Carpenit-rs, temporary increase of, 26. 

 Carpodacus hsemorrhous, earliest name for, 163. 

 Carter, Warren, shells named for, 109. 

 Cases, construction of, 14. 

 laboratory, 13. 



lequests for illustrations of, 18. 

 selection of, 6. 

 Casts distributed, 17. 



improving paper, 33. 

 1 epair of, 33. 

 Catalogue entries, 13. 



tabulated, 13. 

 Catalpa tree, nectar glands of, 169 

 Catbird ou the i'arallones, 171. 

 Catfish, habits and food- value of, 157. 

 Cathartes burrovianus aud urubitinga, 161. 

 Catlin Indian Gallery, paper ou, 19. 



See Part V, 1-915. 

 paintings, 40. 

 CatostomidoB, notes on, 159. 

 Cavilear, C, Indian harness from, 65. 

 Cenozoic fossil plants, 130. 

 Central America, mammals from, 79. 



Park Menagerie, mammals from, 80. 

 sent ostrich, 101. 

 Centrocercus urophasianus obtained, 85. 

 Centropomns, 98. 

 Cerambycidae, hibernation of, 26. 

 Certbiifiaj invoiced, 91. 

 Certhiola, synopsis of, 161. 

 Cervus axis, 32. 



obtained, 80. 

 dama, 32. 



obtained, 80. 

 young, obtained, 80. 

 Ceryle torquata lent for study, 87. 

 Cetacea and Siionia, on flukes of, 169. 



development of mammary glands of, 169. 

 mammary glands and genitalia of, 169. 

 monograph on American, 83. 

 Cetaceans obtained, 80. 

 stranded, 42. 

 Cetology, military, 171. 

 Chac-Mool, cast off, 41. 

 Chamseidas invoiced, 91. 

 Charleston College, shells furnished to, 109, 

 Charnay Desir6, Mexican ethnologica from, 66. 

 Chasienipis, ou the genus, 170. 

 Chatham Island, fishes from, 97. 

 Chelsea art castings installed, 35. 

 Chelysoma macleayanum sent to Professor Cope, 



109. 

 Cheney, A. N., paper by, 23. 

 Chickeriug, Prof. J. W., exhibit by, 24. 

 China, puzzle from, 67. 

 Chinch-bug, false, 165. 

 notes, 167. 

 Chippewa Indian utensils, 65. 

 Chirida;, notes on, 158. 

 Chiriqui pottery, 41. 



ancient, 69. 

 Chitiraache Indian coat, 05. 

 Choloepus Hoffmanii, 32. 



skeleton, 101. 

 Chonetes, deflecta (?) obtained, 130. 

 Chordata, classification by embryological charac- 

 ters, 169. 

 Chroicocephalus Philadelphia, 31. 



Chrysotis guildingi lent for study, 87. 

 Cicada, edibility of, 26. 



expected advent of periodical, 168. 

 periodical, 168. 

 Cicada septendecim, history of, 26. 

 Cicadas, destruction of, 168. 

 Cimbexaraericana, notes on, 160. 

 Cinchona barks assayed, 57, 58. 



inve.'^tipated. 37. 

 Cincinnati Exposition, collections sent to, 14. 

 Circulars printed, 14. 



published, 151. 

 Citharichthys matrops described, 156. 

 Clam, green gills oi', 169. 

 Clark, A. Howaul, 9. 



assistant in anthropology, 8. 

 duties of, 10. 

 Frank N., paper bj', 23. 



sent whitefish, 95. 

 Clarke, F. W., honoiary curator, 9, 51, 137. 



on department of minerals, 1S83, 155. 

 Science in Politics, 155. 

 topaz from Maine, 155. 

 repoii of, I'.it. 

 P. 0., iion I'uuiiihy ])ictures from, 146. 

 Classification and arraugeuient, progress in, 13. 

 Clinus, 98. 

 Clock, Howard Ccmipany's, 28. 



standavd-tiuie, 27. 

 Clock-dials, eleetiic, 29. 

 Clocks, electric, 28. 



standard, 28. 

 Clupea sapidissima from Oregon, 97. 



herniapliroditism in, 96. 

 Coal collections at New Orleans, 53, 144. 

 from North Carolina, 140. 

 industry exhibit at New Orleans, 53. 



illustrations, 143. 

 mine inteiiors, 53. 



photographed, 144. 

 Coale, H K., birds exchanged with, 86. 



on new bird, 155. 

 Coals from Arkansas, 145. 

 Kentucky, 145. 

 Texas, 146. 

 Cobalt from Nevada, 140. 

 Cocaine, action of, 58. 



physiological action of, 37. 

 gaierita obtained, 102. 

 Cockatoos obtained, 101. 



roseicapiiles obtained, 101. 

 Cocoons, silk-worm, 59. 

 Coe College received invertebrates, 125. 

 Coelenterata frooi the Albatross, 48. 

 Coleoptera from Algeria, 1 14. 

 India, 47, 113. 



of Alleghany Mountains, 26. 

 Mr. de Plason, 114. 

 Colinus graysoni and coyolcos lent for study, 87. 

 Collaborators' reports desirable, 109. 

 Collections, condition of, 11. 

 increase of, 1 1. 

 with insutficient space, 11. 

 Collin, A., Osceola's bust from, 65. 

 Collins, Capt. J. W., honorary curator, 8. 



investigated fisheries, 124. 

 on English herring and mack- 

 erel fisheries, 155. 

 red-snapper grounds, 155. 

 Colobus guereza, 31. 

 Colorado, cast of foot-tiack from, 75. 



ores, &c., obtained, 145. 

 Colymbetes from Alaska, 114. 

 Commander Islands, exploration, 18. 



new birds from, 171. 

 notes on plants of, 171. 

 plants from, 157. 

 Communicator, electric, 28. 

 Comparative anatomy, report on, 99. 

 Comstock, C. B., paper by, 22. 

 Concrete pavements laid,' 27. 

 Condition of collections, 11. 

 Congo Basin ethnologica, 66. 

 Conklin, W. A., animals from, 30,42. 

 mammals from, 80. 

 sent ostiich, 101. 

 Connecticut, copper spear-head from, 71. 

 oyster fishery reviewed, 155. 

 Conocardium s'p. (?> obtained, 129. 



