32 FAUXA OF XEW ENGLAXD. 



INSECTIVORA. IXSECTIVORA VERA. 



TALPIDAE. 



Parascdlops breioeri (Bacliman). Rhoads. Mammals Penn. & 

 N. J., 1903, p. 204-206, fig. on pi. 8. 



Open lands of Canadian and transition zones, tunneling in 

 sandy or gravelly soil : sometimes in open woods. 

 Me. — Upton. 



N. H. — White Mountains and elsewhere. 

 Vt. 

 Mass. — Warwick; ? Martha's A'ineyard. 



81. CoxDrLrRA cpasxAXA (Linne.) Desmarest. 



Star-nosed mole; Black mole; Long-tailed mole; 

 Svramp mole. 



Sorex crisfMtns Linne, Syst. nat., ed. 10, 1758, vol. 1, j). 53. 

 •" IX Pexsylvaxia." 



Condylura cristata (Linne). True, Proc. U. S. nat. mus., 



1896, vol. 19, p. 78-98, fig. 27-38, pi. 4, fig. 4-6. 



Condj/hrra cristata (Linne). Stone & Cram, Amer. animals, 

 1902. p. 19(1-192. fig. on pi. facing p. 188. 



Bottomlands and swamps; sometimes in woods by streams 

 Lives in tunnels and runways. 

 Me. to Coxx. 



CHIROPTERA. MICROCHIROPTERA. 



VE.'^PERTILIOXIDAE. 



82. Myotis LuciFUGrs (Le Conte.) Miller. 



Little bro-wn bat. 



Yesjjertilio lucifagus Le Conte. McMurtrie's Cuvier, Animal 

 kingd., 1831, vol. 1, p. 431, app. [Southern Georgia.] 



JSIijotis lucifv.gus (Le Conte). Miller, Xorth Amer. fauna, 



1897, no. 13, p. 59-63, figs. 13e, 14b, 14b'. 



