560 
GENERAL INDEX. 
Anostomus, ii. 445 
Anous, ii. 365 
Anser, ii. 363 
Anseranas, ii. 363 
Anseres, arrangement of, i. 98 
peculiar Palaearctic genera of, i. 250 
peculiar Ethiopian genera of, i. 313 
peculiar Australian genera of, i. 487 
ANSERES, general remarks on the distribu- 
tion of, ii, 367 
Antarctic/,, ii. 490 
ii. 492 
Ant-eaters, ii. 247 
Antechinomys, ii. 249 
Antechinus, ii. 249 
Antelopes in the Indian Miocene deposits, i, 
122 
birthplace and migrations of, i. 155 
Palseai’ctic, i. 182 
ii. 221 
Antelothervum, Indian Miocene, i. 122 
Antennarius, ii. 431 
Anteros, ii. 476 
Anthia, ii. 491 
AntMpes, ii. 270 
Anthocharis, ii. 478 
Anthochcera, ii. 275 
Anthomis, ii. 275 
Anthracotheridce, N. American Tertiary, i. 137 
Anthraeotheriwm, European Miocene, i. 119 
ii. 215 
Anthreptes, ii. 276 
Anthropoid apes, ii. 170 
Anthropoids s, ii. 357 
Anthus, ii. 290 
Antiacodon, N. American Tertiary, i. 133 
Antillean sub-region, ii. 61 
mammalia of, ii. 62 
birds of, ii. 64 
illustration of zoology of, ii. 67 
table of distribution of resident land- 
birds of, ii. 68 
reptiles and amphibia of, ii. 72 
fresh-water fish of, ii. 73 
insects of, ii. 73 
land-shells of, ii. 75 
past history of, ii. 78 
Antilles, Pliocene Mammalia of, i. 148 
land-shells of, li. 526 
Antilocapra, ii 223 
ANTILOCAPRIJSME, ii. 223 
Antilope, Post-Pliocene, 1 112 
in Brazilian caves, i. 144 
ii. 223 
ii. 226 
Antiquity of the genera of insects, i. 166 
of the genera of 1 land and fresh-water 
shells, i. 108 
Antrostomus, ii. 319 
Ant-thrushes, ii. 297 
AnumMus, ii. 103 
ANURA, ii. 414 
Anurosorex, ii. 190 
Aonyx, ii. 199 
Apalis, ii. 258 
Apaloderma, ii. 314 
A pat lira, ii. 474 
Aphanapteryx of Mauritius, i. 164 
ii. 352 
Aphantocera, ii. 107 
Aphelotherium, European Eocene, i. 125 
Aphneus, ii. 477 
Aphobus, ii. 283 
APHREDODERIDiE, ii. 425 
Aphritis, ii. 42S ' 
ii. 549 
Aphriza, ii. 356 
Aphysiadce, ii. 530 
Aphyocypris, ii. 452 
Aplocerus, ii. 224 
Aplodontia, ii. 236 
Aplonis, ii. 2S8 
Aplopelia, ii. 333 
Apodemia, ii. 476 
Apoffon, ii. 425 
Aprasia, ii. 396 
APRASIADiE, ii. 396 
Aprosmictus, ii. 325 
Aptenodytes, ii. 366 
APTERYGUDjE, ii. 369 
Apteryx, ii. 369 
Apua, ii. 453 
Aqwila, European Miocene, i. 161 
ii. 348 
AQUILINiE, ii. 348 
Am, ii. 328 
Arachnechthra, ii. 276 
Arachnothera, ii. 277 
ARAMIDjE, ii. 357 
Aramides, ii. 352 
Aramus, ii. 357 
Arapaima, ii. 454 
Arborophila, ii. 338 
ARCAD2E, ii. 534 
Archmmys, ii. 238 
Archcenpteryx, Bavarian Oolite, i. 163 
Arcldbuteo, ii. 348 
Arctic shells, ii. 518 
zone not a separate region, L 68 
Arctitis, ii. 195 
Arctocebus, ii. 176 
Arctocephalus, ii. 202 
Arctocyon, European Eocene, i. 125 
ii. 206 
Arctodus, N, American Post-Pliocene, i. 130 
ii. 202 
Arctogale, ii. 195 
Arctomys, European Pliocene, i. 113 
ii 235, 236 
Arctonyx, ii. 199 
Ardopithecus, ii. 244 
Aretotherium in Brazilian caves, i, 144 
S. American Pliocene, i. 146 
Ardea, ii. 359 
ARDEIDjE, ii. 359 
Ardistomus, ii. 490 
Argentina, ii. 488 
Arges, ii. 444 
ARGONAUTIDyE. ii. 505 
Argus pheasant, figure of, i, 339 
peculiarity in display of plumage, and con- 
firmation of Mr. Darwin’s views, i. 340 
Argusianus, ii. 340 
Argutor, ii. 489 
Argynnis, ii. 474 
Aricoris, ii. 476 
Arietta, ii. 195 
Arinia, ii. 520 
Arion, ii. 517 
Aristobia, ii. 501 
Arius, ii. 443 
Armadillos, if 245 
Arnoglossus, il. 441 
Aromochelys, ii. 408 
Ammon, ii. 99 
Arrhenotus, ii. 501 
Artamia, ii. 268 
ii. 271 
ii. 288 
ARTAMID^E, ii. 2SS 
Artamides, ii. 269 
Artamus, ii. 28S 
