The American Naturalist. 
Limits of Venezula and Brazil, Stradelli, 
432. 
lAmonite pseudomorphs, 909. 
Lingula, 982. 
Lingulella, 982. 
Lingulepis, 982. 
Liotrichidte, 873. 
Liriodendron tulipifera, 484. 
Lithomarge, 813. 
Lizards and Selachians, Homologies of, 
921. 
Llamas, Fossil, 978. 
Lock-wood, Unseasonable Visitors, 499. 
Locusts of the Old World, 734. 
Origin of,' 785. 
Lophiodontidte. 877- 
Lophiomeryx, Mar. 121, 122. 
Lophobranchii, 859, 860. 
lira platens;.,, Feb. 141. 
dekker's Fauna of the Karnul Caves, 
Manchester Ship Canal, 41. 
Man, Epitrichium of, 920. 
Manganite, 527. 
Mangold, 669. 
Manis, 658. 
gtffantea, 486. 
Manual of Conchology, 89. 
Marine Biological Laboratory, 1037. 
Forms Bahamas, 501. 
Marsh on Cretaceous ; 
Cope, 490. 
Marsipobranchii, 852, 
Marsupialia, ""' '^'"' 
Horny Teeth i 
,992. 
Mastacembelida?, 860. 
Mastodon, 198. 
.americanus, 206, 436. 
Lysopteri. 
i Mayer, H. A., Notice of iJeath ( 
Mazapilite, 814. 
McNeill, Insect Trap to be Us 
I Electric Light, 268. 
I McWiUiam. Inhibition in Mai 
Meandrina. 946. 
Measurement of Man's Reason, 
Mechanical Origin of the Hard 1 
the Mammalia, E. D. Cop 
Medlicotlia copei, Feb. 117, 118. 
Medullary Canal, Evolution of. 
Medusae, Californian. 591. 
Meeting of A. Physiological Society, 
Mar. 174. 
British A. for Ad. Sciences, 282. 
Natural Science Association of Sta- 
National Academy ( 
Mammalia, 852, 873. 
Mammalian Carpus, 919. 
Mammalia, Segmentation of Ovum, 763. 
Obtained by the Nature 
ing Expedition to Southern Brazil, | Megapodidae, 873. 
E. D. Cope, Feb., 128. " " " ' 
Megalonyi, 436, i 
Megalosaurusinmi, 
