FINDING INDEX 



673 



Cape Colony, fauna, 421; 

 fisheries, 475; palajon- 

 tology, 533; fishes intro- 

 duced, 558, 559; ver- 

 nacular names, 600 



Cape of Good Hope, fauna, 

 421; fisheries, 475; lumi- 

 nous fishes, 513 



Cape Hatteras, 516 



Cape de la Hfeve, 536 



Cape San Lucas, 432 



Cape Xeide, 423 



Cape Verde Is., 421, 475 



Capelin — see Mallotiis 



Capillaries, 390 



Capo deir Armi. 541 



Capoeta, 365, 37S, 510 



Capri I., 44S 



Caproidi?, 590. 650 



Capros, 375, 394, 499 



Caracas, 435 



Carangidffi, 590, 651, 652 



Caranx, 363, 364, 395, 415 



Carapace, 401 



Carapus, 364, 378 



Carassius, 369, 3S2, 391, 

 393, 415, 418, 459, 497, 

 499, 506, 520, 559, 577, 

 583, 596, 602, 635; tele- 

 scopic eye, 418; culture, 

 459, 564, 635; hybrids, 

 505, 506; plates of, 50.S; 

 diseases, 548 ; introduc- 

 tion, 570 



Carboniferous fossil fishes, 

 532 



Carcharias, 366, 603; anat- 

 omy, 368; dentition, 398; 

 size, 498; vora^ty, 574; 

 skull, 591; fossil species, 

 618 



Carchariidse, 618 



Carcharodon, anatomy, 368; 

 dentition, 397; embry- 

 ology, 413; size, 498; 

 voracity-. 574; A-iviparity, 

 580, 581, 582; fossil 

 forms, 619; occurrence, 

 619 



Carcinoma, 547 



Cardigan Bay, 444 



Caribe — see Serrasalmo 



Caribbean Sea, 434 



Carinthia, 439, 480, 534 



Carnegie Mus., Pittsburgh, 

 519 



Camegiella, 377 



Carniola, 439, 480, 565; 

 vernacular names, 600 



Caroline Is., 456, 489 



Carotid arteries, 390 



Carp — see Cyprinus 



Carpathian Mts., 539 



Carpio, 506 



CartUage, 388, 417, 458, 

 587, 588, 589, 590, 593, 

 611, 612, 613 



Casamance R-, 423 



Casco Bay, 428 



Caspian Sea, 493, 515; 

 fauna, 440, 450; fisheries, 

 470, 472, 486 



Caspiomyzon, 515 



Castalia Springs, 569 



Castel Gandolfo, Lake, 557 



Oastell Arquato, 542 



Castellavazzo, 538 



Castel Madama, 539 



Castelnaudar>-, 444 



Castration, 555 



Castries. 541 



Castro dei \'olsci, 541 



Catacombs, of Rome, 379, 

 605; of Paris, 566 



Catadromous fishes, 515 



Catalonia, 540 



Catania, 461, 516 



Cataphracti, 590 



Cataract caused by para- 

 sites, 547 



Catfishes — see Siluridae 



Cntla, 492 



Catopteridse, 623 



Catosteomi, 643-645; anat- 

 omy, 369; in aquaria, 

 375; embryology, 415; 

 skeleton, 589 



Catostominae, 635 



Catoslomus, 576, 596, 604 



Catskill Mts., 429 



Cattegat, 444 



C a turns, 624 



Cauca R., 434 



Caucasus, 450; Caucasian 

 Museum, 519 



Caudal intumescence, 596 



Caularchus, 590, 609 



Caulolatilus, 649 



Cava Meckelii, 592 



Cave fishes, 427, 439, 443 

 — see also Blind Fishes 

 and Amblyopsidae 



Caves, 379 



Caviar, 474 



Cayuga Lake, 429 



Ceard, 433, 537 



Cedar Keys, 427 



Celebes, 455 



Cell-accumulation hypoth- 

 esis, 417 



Cement organs, 362 



Cenozoic fossil fishes, 538- 

 542 



Centennial Exposition, Cin- 

 cinnati, 466 



Centennial Exposition, 



Nashville, 466 



Centra, 610-612 



Central America, 423, 431, 

 556 



Centrarchidffi, 366, 499, 

 647, 648; in aquaria, 

 373; nests, 579; taxon- 

 omy, 647 



Centrarchus, 373 



Centrina, 368, 581, 608, 619 



Centriscidas, 589, 644 



Centriscus, 369, 402, 644 



Centrolophus, 366, 370, 572, 

 603; natural history and 

 occurrence, 646 



Centronotus, 572, 609 



Centrophorus, 368, 595, 619 



CentropominEe, 649 



Ct'iilropHsHs, 497, 500 



Ciiitrdsci/miiiis, ;i,s7 



("elitrosoine, 410 

 Ci'pliiitncaiilhus, larval form 

 572, 659; adult form — 

 see Dactylopterus 



CephalaspidsE, 663 



Cephalaspis, 063 



Cephalochordata,615 ;anat- 

 omy and morphology, 

 367; distribution, 405; 

 embryology, 413; fins, 

 459; habits, 499: her- 

 maphroditism, 504; urin- 

 ogeuital system, 607; 

 vertebral column, 611 



Ccphaloptera, 584, 621 



Cephalopterus, 418 



Cephaloscyllium,, 500 



Cepola, 649 



Cepolida^, 649 



Ceram L, 455 



Ceratias, 590, 661 



Ceratiidte, 661 



Ceratodontidse, 368, 624, 

 625 



Ceralodus, 367, 417, 460 

 461, 624; dental plates, 

 398 — see also Neoci'ra- 

 todus 



Ceratohyal, 521 



Ceratoptera, 574, 593, 621 



Ceratotrichia, 458 



Cerebellum, 387, 604 



Cerebral hemispheres, 386 



Cerebro-spinal ganglia, 522 



Cerebrum, 386 



Cereste, 541 



Cerin lithographic stone, 

 536 



Cernaysian conglomerate, 

 539 



Cerros I., 425 



Cestoda (parasites), 544, 

 545, 546 



Cestracion — ■ see Hetero- 

 dontus 



CestraciontidEe, 362 — see 

 Heterodoutidse 



Cetominidae , , 642 



Cetorhinidae, 619 



Cetorhinus, 365, 398, 492, 

 619; oil, 466; claspers, 

 581; branchial arches, 

 613 



Cette, 445, 470 



Ceylon, 493, 556, 580, 595; 

 fauna, 435; fisheries, 479; 

 museum, 517; piscicul- 

 ture, 564 



Cihad, Lake, 421 



Chcenichthys, 659 



Ctujenobryttus, 507 



Chcerops, 651 



Chwlobranchopsis, 651 



Chwtohranchus, 651 



Chcetodipterus, 415 

 . Chcetodon, 373, 399, 572, 

 650 



ChaitodontidEB, 373, 650 



Chagos Is., 437 



Chalceus, 634 



