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Yucatan and of the Bay of Honduras. dois; NL, i, p. 359. 
* SALVIN, O., AND Gopman, F, d.C.—Notes on Mexican birds. 
Ibis, VL, i., p. 232 and 380.—9 new species. 
* Bryant, W. E—Birds and eggs from the Farralone Islands. 
Proc. Cal. Acad., II., hup 2$. 
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Description of a new subspecies of song sparrow from 
Lower California. Proc, Cal. Acad., II., i. p. 197.—Melospiza fas- 
ciata rivularis, 
* BeLDING. L.—The humming birds of the Pacific coast north 
of Cape St. Lucas. W. A. Scientist, VI., p. 109, 1889. 
* Pastnor, P.— The American woodcock and its mode of feed- 
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* STEJNEGER, L.—[On Platálea.] | Zzs, VI. i., p. 258. 
n the eastern and western forms of the nutcracker. . 
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Zoologist, III., xiii., p, 441, 1889. 
, MAMMALS. 
Bowen, J. T.—The epitrichial layer of the human epidermis. 
Anat. Anz., IV., PP. 412 and 441, 1889. 
TUCKERMAN, F.—An undescribed taste area in Perameles nasuta, 
Anat. Anz., IV., P- 411, 1889. 
Baur, G.—Neue Beiträge zur Morphologie des Carpus der 
Säugethiere. Anat. Anz., IV., p. 49, 1889. 
Hornapay, W. T.—How to collect mammal skins for purposes 
of study and for mounting. Rep. Sm. Inst. for 1885-86, Pt. IL, 
P. 659, 1889. 
. TRUE, F. W.—A review of the family Delphinide. Bull. U.S. 
Nat. Mus., No. 36, 1889.—See Am. Nar., Dec. 1889. 
Corr, E. D.— The Cetacea. Am. Nar., XXIV., p. 599, 1890. 
ALLEN, J. A—A review of some of the North American 
ground squirrels of the genus Tamias. Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. 
Hist, III — Vide Aw. Nat., XXIV, p. 681, 1890. 
"scie E. D.—The extinct Sirenia. Am. Nart., XXIV. p. 697, 
I69o. 
Howett, W. H.—The life-history of the formed elements of 
the blood, especially the red blood corpuscles, our. Morph., 
IV, p. 57, pl. 1v., 1890. 
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