570 
GENEKAL INDEX. 
Crypsirhina, ii. 273 
Oryptoblepharus, ii. 395 
Cryptodacus, ii. 375 
Cn/ptoprod /, ii. 194 
CRYPTO PRO CTI DTE, ii. 194 
Cryptopterus, ii. 441 
Cryptornis, European Eocene, i. 163 
Cryptotis, ii. 421 
Cryptivrus, ii. 344 
Ctemdactyla, ii. 499 
Ctenodaeiylus, ii. 288 
Ctmolabrus, ii, 437 
Ctenomys , S. American Pliocene, i. 147 
ii. 238 
Ctenopharyngodon, ii. 452 
Ctenopoma, ii. 521 
Ctenostoma, ii. 486 
■ Cuba, extinct mammalia of, i. 148 
Curculionidium, Oolitic ingeet, i. 167 
Gubina, ii. 400 
CUCULIDTE, ii. 308 
Cuculus, ii. 309 
Cuckoo-shrikes, ii. 268 
Cuckoos, ii. 308 ' 
Culter, ii. 453 
Cunningham, Professor, lizard discovered by, 
in Tierra-del-Fuego, ii. 41 
Cuniaulus, ii. 230 
Cuphopterus, ii. 272 
Cupidonia, ii. 339 
Curassows, ii. 342 
Curceus, ii. 2S2 
Curetis, ii. 477 
Curimatus, ii. 445 
Cvmica, ii. 259 
Cursoria, ii. 382 
Ctirsorins, ii. 355 
Cuscus, ii. 252 
Custa, ii. 390 
Cutia, ii. 266 
Cuttle fish, ii. 505 
Cyanecula, ii. 259 
Cyanacorax, ii. 273 
Cyanomyia, ii. 109 
Cyanopica, ii. 273 
Cyanoptila, ii. .270 
Cyanorhamphus, ii, 325* 
Cyanospim, ii. 284 
Cyanotis, ii. 101 
Cyannnis, ii. 273 
Cybernetes, ii. 101 
Cychloris, ii. 2S0 
Cychnis, ii. 489 
CYCLADIOTE, ii, 535 
Cyclas, ii. 535 
Cyclocorus, ii. 380 
Cycloderma , ii. 409 
Cyclodina , ii. 397 
Qyclodus, ii. 397 
Cyclophis, ii. 376 
Cyclophorus, ii. 520 
Cyclopterus, ii. 430 
Cyclopsitta, ii. 326 
Cyc'.orhamphus, ii. 420 
Cyclostoma, Eocene, i. 169 
CYCLOSTOMATA, ii. 463 
CYCLOSTOMIDTE, ii. 520 
Cyclostomus, ii. 521 
Cyclothoms, ii. 247 
Cyclotopsis, ii. 521 
Cyclotus, ii, 521 
Cyclusa, ii. 401 
Cygnus, ii. 363 
Cylinurella, ii. 515 
CylindropMs, ii. 373 
Cyllo sepulta, European Cretaceous, i. 167 
Cymba, ii. 508 
Cymbilanius, ii. 104 
Cymbirhynchus, ii. 295 
Cymindis, ii. 489 
Cyncelunts, in Brazilian caver., i. 144 
ii. 193 
Cynanthus, ii. 108 
Cynictis, ii. 195 
Cynocephalus, ii. 173 
Cynodidis, ii. 198 
Cynodon, ii. 445 
CynogaU, ii. 195 
CYNOPITHECIDTE, ii. 172 
Cynopitbecus of Celebes, affinities of, i. 427 
Cynopithecus, ii. 173 
Cynomys, ii. 235 
Cyomis, ii. 270 
Cyotherinm, European Eocene, i. 125 
ii. 19S 
Cyphogastra, ii. 496 
Cypliorhinvs, ii. 264 
CYPRTEIDiE, ii. 508 
Cyprina, ii. 535 
CYPRINID^, ii. 451 
ii, 535 
Cyprinus, ii. 451 
Cyprinion, ii, 452 
Cyprinodou, ii. 450 
CYPRINODONTLDTE, ii. 450 
CYPSELID7E, ii. 320 
Cypseloides, ii. 320 
Cypselus, ii. 320 
Cypsnagra, ii. 99 
Cyrena, ii. 535 
Cyrestis, ii. 474 
Cyrtonotus, ii. 489 
Cyrtonyx, ii 339 
CyrtopMs, ii. 383 . 
Cystignathus, ii. 420 
Cystophora, ii. 204 
Bacelo, ii. 316 
Bacnis , ii. 278 
Bactylethra, ii. 422 
DACTYLETHR1D7E, ii. 422 
Bactylomys, ii. 239 
Dactylopsila, ii. 249 
Bacfylozodes, ii. 496 
Dafila, ii. 363 
Damn, ii. 219 
Bamias, ii 481 
Baviophila, it 109 
DANAID7E, ii. 470 
Banais, ii. 470 
Bangila, ii. 451 
Banio, ii. 452 
Baptophilus, N. American Tertiary, i. 134 
Darters, ii. 365 
Darwin, Mr., his explanation of the cause of 
the abundance of apterous insects in 
Madeira, i. 211 
on the relation of flowers and insects, i. 
468 
amphibia collected by, in S. Temperate 
America, ii. 41 
mice collected by, in S. Temperate 
America, ii, 37 
on physical geography of the Galapagos, 
ii. 33 
Basia, ii. 397 
i Dasylophus, ii 309 
i Basyopthalma, ii. 472 
Dasypeltis, ii. 377 
