22 Prot. 
PROTOZOA. 
European. 
Parasitio Protista of Genoa. Parona. 
Miocene Radiolaria of the Apennines. Pantavelli. 
Fresh-water fauna of the Azores. Barrois. 
! Infusoria of Kiel Bay. MObius. 
Foraminifera of Savona. Mariani. 
Modenese Foraminifera. Malagoli. 
Foraminifera in a boulder from the Juras. Krause. 
Fresh-water fauna of the Vosges. Imhof. 
Fauna ... of Plymouth Sound. Heape. 
Protozoa from Como. Cattaneo (2). 
Dinoftayellata from Naples. Da day (2). 
Foraminifera from Carniola. Deecke. 
Protozoa of Corsica. Gourrett & Rieser. 
Genoese Rhizopoda. Gruber (2). 
Radiolaria and Foraminifera of Krakaw. Wisniowski. 
Pelagic fauna of Auvergne lakes. Richard. 
Austrian Foraminifera. Rzeiiak. 
Kiev Foraminifera. Tutkovsky. 
Neapolitan Foraminifera. Waltiier. 
Afastigophora and Rhizopoda from Lakes Weissowo and Repnoi'e. 
Wyssotzkij. 
Foraminifera of the Faroe Channel. Pearcey. He finds the Milio- 
lidce and arenaceous types strongly represented in the warm area of the 
Channel ; sparingly in the cold, where Lagence are more abundant. 228 
spp. were taken in this district. 
Extra- European. 
American fresh- water Flagellata. Stokes. 
Deep-sea Rhizopoda. Agassiz (2, 3). 
The “ Soapstone ” of Fiji. Brady. 
Orbitolites mantelli from the Irrawadi. Carter (4). 
Fresh-water Infusoria of the Wellington district, New Zealand. 
Maskell. 
Foraminifera of the Abrolhos Bank. Brady (1). 
