i 8^ I 



d. With a round imbricated tail, longei^ 

 than the body. 



The Iguana, the Guernfey Li- 

 zarcj. 



e. With the ,b^jr fipooth : fo.ur xoes 

 on the fore feet. 



Common Swift, Water Eft or 

 Newt^ Salamander. 4g fpecies. 

 |20, Rana. Frog. Body naked : no tail. 



Surinam Toad, Common T oad, Su^ 

 rinamFrog-fiJh. See Phil. Tranf. 

 "ool. li, p. 653. Common Frog^ 

 T ree Frog^ Bull Frog of America, 

 See Kalm ii. .170, &c. 17 

 fpecies. 



II. SERPENTES. 



J 23. Crotalus. Rattlefnake. Body and tail un- 

 derneath cloathed with 

 fmail Ihields s tail ter- 

 minating in a horny 

 rattle. 



Rattlefnake, &cc. 5 fpecies, all 

 American, and all venomous. 

 J 24. Boa, Serpent* Body and tall underneath- 



cloathed with fmall 

 fhields ; no rattle. 

 Gigantic Serpent, or ConJtri5ior. 

 Fide Adanion's Senegal, p. 2y4.r 

 Hog-nofed Snake of Catejhy, 2, 

 t. 56, &c. 10 fpecies ; not 

 jfurniflicd 



