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The following are the tabulated lists of the material 

 examined for the puipose of this paper. The numbers (M. 216^ 

 etc) refer to Mathews' ''Hand-list of the Birds of Australasia," 

 published in The Emu (vol. vii., 1907-8). 



I. — List of Birds in which Plasmodia were found. 



Chenopsis atrata (M. 216), Eidsvold, Queensland, 1914 (1 with 



Plasmodium, 1 nil J. 

 Passer domesticus (introduced), Sydney, October, 1914 (1 with 



Plasmodium, 1 /ulj. 



2. — List of Birds in avhich Halteridia w^ere found. 



Catheturus lathami (M. 7), Eidsvold, Queensland, December, 



1911. 

 Ninox hoohook (M. 283), Eidsvold, September, 1911 ; Eidsvold, 



January, 1913 (nd); Mannum, South Australia, 



November, 1913 (nil). 

 Ninox strenua (M. 291), Eidsvold, February, 1913. 

 Geryyone alhigularis (M. 451), Molong, October, 1913. 

 Dicaeum hirundinaceiim (M. 722), Hawkesbury River, March, 



1912. 

 Pardalotus melanocephalus (M, 729), Eidsvold, October, 1911. 

 Melithreptus validirostris (M. 740), Flinders Island, Bass 



Straits, November, 1912. 

 Myzomela sanguineolenta (M. 746), Eidsvold, October, 1911 



(with Microfilariae, trypanosomes, and Leucocytozoa). 

 Ptilotis chrysops (M. 775), Hawkesbury River, November, 



1914 (with trypanosomes). 

 Ptilotis penicillata (M. 791), Overland Corner, River Murray, 



South Australia, December, 1913 (1 with Halteridia, 



1 nd). 

 AcantJiogenys rufigularis (M. 812), Cobar, September, 1911 ; 



Yanco, October, 1912 (with Leucocytozoa). 



3. — List of Birds in which Leucocytozoa were found. 



Podargus strigoides (M. 376), Eidsvold, 1913 (with Micro- 

 filariae): Hawkesbury River (nil). 



Myzomela sanguineolenta (M. 746), Eidsvold, October, 1911 

 (with trypanosomes, Halteridia, and Microfilariaje ). 



Ptilotis fusca (M. 769), Grafton, April, 1912 (with trypano- 

 somes) ; Wellington, New South Wales, October, 1914 

 (nd). 



Acanthogenys rufigularis (M. 812). Cobar, September, 1911 

 (Halteridia only) ; Yanco, October, 1912 (with 

 Halteridia also). 



