DISTRIBUTION, GEOLOGICAL. 
Prot 39 
Various Italian Alpine lakelets, Protozoa from, Monti (242). 
Coast around Delos (Grecian Archipelago), Foraminifera, Sidebottom 
(317). 
Asia : — Malay Archipelago, Foraminifera, Millett (236 & 237). 
Seas around Japan, list of Ceratia from, Okamura & Nishikawa (253). 
Australasia: — Australia, Foraminifera from, Jensen (153). 
New Zealand, complete list of Protozoan fauna of, Hutton (147). 
America : — Gulf of Mexico, Biological Station, Protozoan fauna from 
neighbourhood of. Smith (325). 
B. Geological. 
Quaternary : — Post-glacial beds, Altcar, Lanes., Foraminifera, Eeade 
(282). 
Glacial sands, Malone (Belfast), Foraminifera from, Gough (125). 
Tertiary : — Miocene, Italy, distribution of Textularidoe in, Fornasini 
(112). 
Miocene, Piedmont, new Foraminifera, Silvestri (321). 
Miocene, Maryland, Foraminifera, Bagg (9) ; Radiolaria, Martin (228). 
Miocene (?), Andalusia (Guadalquiver), Foraminifera {Lepidocyclina and 
Discospirina)^ Douville (84). 
Tertiary (Miocene?) Wels, Austria, Foraminifera, Schubert (309). 
Upper Eocene and Oligocene, Brown's Creek, Victoria, Foraminifera, 
Chapman (71). 
Eocene, Maritime Alps and Pyrenees, Orhitoideoe, many n. spj^., Schlum- 
berger (305). 
Eocene, S. Genesio (Turin), Foraminifera, Leardi (177 & 178). 
Eocene, Mt, Judica and district of Catenanuova (Catania), Foraminifera, 
Checchia-Rispoli (72). 
Middle Eocene, Dardanelles, NummuUtes from, Holland (145). 
Eocene (iV'i^mmM^^^es- chalk), Austria, various NummiditidcB and 
Orhitoidece, Prever & Rzehak (276). 
Eocene ("Flysch"), Montenegro, Foraminifera, mostly Nummulitidoe, 
Martelli (227). 
Tertiary, table of comparative distribution of the chief forms of 
NummuUtes sens. lat. in, Prever (275). 
Tertiary, Valley of the Guadalquiver, Nummiditidce, Calderon (55). 
Early Tertiary limestones, Batjan and Obi (Malay Archipelago), oc- 
currence of Foraminifera, Martin (229). 
Tertiary, Saratow (region of Volga), Nodosaria raphanistrum, Ark- 
hangelskii (5). 
Secondary : — Cretaceous to Miocene, Galicia, Foraminifera, listed, 
Friedberg (114). 
Upper Cretaceous, England, Foraminifera, Jukes-Browne (154). 
Cretaceous, Eastern Bohemia, Foraminifera, Jahn (149). 
Cretaceous, Bisbee, Arizona, OrhitoUna texana, Stanton (331). 
Cretaceous, Pondoland, South Africa, Foraminifera, Chapman (69). 
Lower Cretaceous, Spain, new Orhitoides and Orthophraqminoe, Prever 
(272). 
Jurassic (lower Oolite), W. Australia, Foraminifera, Chapman (70). 
Jurassic, Memel (Konigsberg), Foraminifera, Bruckmann (46). 
Primary: — Coal measures, Mississippi Valley, Triticites, a new 
Foraminiferan, Girty (120). 
Coal-measures, in the pollen chambers of Stepha7iospernum, Infusoria 
allied to Ciiietoconia, Renault (284). 
