78 Vertebrate Palaeontology — By Donation and Exchange. 



Dr. EDWIN ('. VAN DYKE, San Francisco, California. 



2 Cychrus velutiuus, var. opticus ; 1 Cychrus sinuatus; 1 Cychrus 

 cristatus; 1 Cychrus obliquus; 1 Cicindela eureka; 4 Pteros- 

 tichus, sp. nov. 

 CHARLES PALM, New York City. 



1 Sesia sp. nov., from Arizona. 

 Dr. E. B. SOUTHWICK, New York City. 



Nest of Chimney Swift, infested with Acanthia hirundinis. 



By ExcHxVnge. 



CHARLES DURY, Cincinnati, Ohio. 

 A number of rare Beetles. 



Through Museum Expeditions. 



3,200 Specimens from the Black Mountains, N. C. Collected by 



Wm. Beutenmuller. 

 800 Specimens from the vicinity of New York City. Collected by 



Wm. Beutenmuller and C. Schseffer. 



DEPARTMENT OF VERTEBRATE PALAEONTOLOGY. 



By Donation and Exchange. 



Professor H. F. OSBORN, New York City. 



Turtle from the White River formation of South Dakota. 



Dr. S. P. LELAND, Chicago. 



Parts of the bones of a fossil Camel from a zinc mine near Joplin, 

 Mo. 

 ROYAL MUSEUM, Stuttgart, Wurtemberg. Through Professor Eberhard 

 Fraas. 

 Collection of specimens of fossil reptiles and mammals, including 



skulls of two rare and ancient crocodilians. 

 Complete skeleton, nine feet long, of a great Fish-Lizard or Ichthyo- 

 saur, containing seven young Ichthyosaurs. 

 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM, Lyons, France. Through Professor C. Deperet. 



Casts of eight specimens of fossil mammals. 

 KANSAS UNIVERSITY MUSEUM, Lawrence, Kan. Through Professor 

 S. W. Williston. 

 Piece of chalk showing fossilized skin of a great Cretaceous Sea- 

 Lizard. 

 Professor A. M. MILLER, Lexington, Ky. 



Plaster cast of teeth of a fossil Tapir found near Lexington, Ky. 

 MUSEUM OF CHRISTIANIA, Christiania, Norway. Through Professor 

 W. C. Brogger. 

 Complete skeleton of the Pigmy Hippopotamus from Madagascar. 

 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia. 



Type specimens of two fossil mammals {Ccenopus simplicidens 

 and Menodus peltoceras) from the White River formation of 

 Nebraska. 

 M. J. E. YOUNGLOVE. 



Tooth of a Mastodon. 



