150 Scientific Intelligence. 
id. ; Lepus sylvaticus a poe esha (a genus near Lepus, 
Cope) palatinum ; Sealo ?; ? Vespertilio : 
Americanus ; me "Us Americans, , T. Haysii Leidy; Equus 
; Bos } In al 
can tropical fri 3 Nort erican ‘Arctic, 11 are common to 
both hemispheres; and 9 are of uncertain regional relations. Prof. 
Cope concludes with a discussion of the relation of the species to 
the earlier American fauna, the geographical and other changes of 
a 1. Winknoort and the origin of the cave. 
orthite ; Prof. How.—Winkworthite is a borate oc- 
ink 
H 18:00, whence the ratio, 88, i, 4B, 11¢ 
Ulexite has been found in Nova Bent tia, in gypsum, at Clifton 
rry, Windsor ; acne Trecothick’s Qua Three Mile 
Plains; Winkworth ; Newport "Station. Cryptomorphite, in Y Glan 
ber salt in gypsum ae Clinton n Qua arry. eee) in ne m al 
Sora, and Noel.— Phil. 7 on April, 1871. 
Trinkerite.—A fossil resin, described by TscHERMAK, CoD 
crtis over 4 p. c. of bem oh from an Eocene coal be d, at Car- 
pano in Istria. This sulphur-bearing resin has been sbeerval also, 
by T. Niedzwiedski, at Gams, near Hieflau in Styria, imbedded in 
a dark colored rock of the eae pSareege formation.— Bulletin 
of the K. Akad. Wien. a 87. 
12, Arran _— ment Jor ©: Toss  artzntion of the es wers = 
able 
ened so as to pater 2 to the gorge of the peor 
at the base of the ext ps: jee back of the now withering stigma; _ 
the t 1 The 
transve sana dehiscent anthers are now widely open. 
