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 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NOETH AMERICAN MAMMALS. 
 
 Prepared by Theodore Gill and Elliott Codes. 
 
 Several years have passed since a Bibllograpby of North American Mammals was begnn by Dr. 
 Gill, and coutinned with the cooperation of Dr. Coues. The design was to make it as complete as could 
 be reasouably expected, and to include (a) all works and papers on Mammalia at large published in 
 North America, (6) all works and papers, wherever published, relating to North American Mammals, 
 and (d) such general works or collateral special papers as bear more or less directly upon the subject. 
 Pressure of other engagements upon each of the authors, however, obligeil them to suspend the work in 
 1874, and the material now published represents simply the progress they had made at that date toward 
 the oqnipletion of their plan. The Bibliogrephy is therefore not supposed to bo brought beyond 1874, 
 when systematic compilation of titles was abandoned, although a number of titles of later date havo 
 been collated by one of the authors daring his preparation of the index-slips for the press. In the full- 
 est sense of the term, this compilation is only " material " for a Bibliography ; the compilers are fully cog- 
 nizant of its defects, and no criticism could be more severe than that which they themselves would pass 
 upon it. But even in its present state, the Bibliography is much more extensive than any hitherto 
 prepared ; it is published iu connection with these Monographs of by far the largest order of Mammalia, 
 that the material which it represents may at length become available for all those who are working upon 
 North American Mammalogy ; and it is believed that it will be very usefdl to all who duly regard the 
 purport of this explanatory note. 
 
 ' The titles are arranged in chronological order under a few beads. The first set consists of general 
 and miscellaneous publications on Mammals at large ; the second of fannal publications, or those relating 
 to the Mammals of particular geographical areas; while the remaining sets are those of orders or sub- 
 orders of the Mammalia. The Bibliography of American publications is believed to be very nearly complete 
 down to 1874 inclusive ; in other resiiects, the work is very imperfect. Many of thp titles, especially the 
 foreign ones, are taken at second hand, and those which have not been verified may not be fonnd to be 
 literallj correct. The titles of many of the general works are not given in full. 
 
 A cousiderablo part of the Bibliography— that relating to several of the families of the Koden- 
 tio — has already been presented on earlier pages of this volnme, and such titles are not here duplicated. 
 
 In the labor of preparing this matter for the press, which has devolved uiH>n Dr. Coues, mnch 
 assistance has been rendered by Mr. Allen, who has kindly revised the proofs, adding some titles, and 
 making many valuable suggestions. Very great assistance has also been rendered by Mr. William Young, 
 the occoniplished proof-reader of the Government Printing Office, to whom special thanks arc due for 
 his valuable services iu securing accurate typography, and in perfecting the arrangement of the titles. 
 
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952 
 
 MONOOTlAPns OF NORTn AMERICAN RODENTIA. 
 
 A.-OENERAL AND IVIISCELLAIVEOIJS PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 1991.— Oesner, O.— Conr. Oeioeri bistoriie aniniAUniu lib. i de qoadrnpecllbas viviparii. Folio. Ti- 
 gnri, 1651. 
 
 1669.— Oeaner, C— AHKninninoH Tbierbuoli, durob Conr. Qesnerum in lateiiilHoher Bpracbe beschriebon, 
 diircb Conr. Fureruni ins Deutacbe Ubenotzt. Folio. Fraiikf. 16C9. 
 
 1693. — Ray, J. Bynopoia inotbodica aninialiuni qnadrnpixluni et serpentini generis. VulgariDin notaa 
 obaracterioticaa, rariorum deacriptioncB integrus exbibeus: cum liistoriis & observationibns 
 anatoniicis perquani ouriosis. Prosmittuntur nouuulla dl^ aiiimalium in generc, sensi', genera- 
 tione, diviniono, dec. H". 8 p. 1., 336 pp., witb portrait opposite title. London: iinpenais S. 
 8mitb & R. Wnlford, 1(>93. 
 
 1704. — Tyaon, H- A now division of terrestrial brnto animols, particnlarly of tboso tbat have their 
 feet formed \\k» hands. <^ Pbilos. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, xxiv, 1704, pp. 1566-1573. 
 
 1734-69.— Beba, A. Locapletissimi reruu'* naturalinm thesaurus occunUa descriptio et ioonibiu 
 artiliciosisdiniis expressio, per nuivor.ukm physiues bistoriam. 4 vols. Folio. 1734-65, 
 
 1739. — IiinnaBua, C. Caroli Linnwi, 8veci, Doctoris Medicina), Systema naturae, sive regna tria natnm ' 
 systeniatice proposita per classes, ordiues, genera & species. O Jehovat qonm ampla sunt 
 '* operaTual Qnaui ea omnia sapienter fecisti! Quam plena est terra possesMiono Tna 1 Paalm. 
 civ. 24. Lugduni Dalavoruni, apud Tbeodorum Hattk, 1735. Ex typographia Joannis Wilholmi 
 de Oroot. Folio. 7 1. unnunibore<l and unpaged. 
 
 (The only copy of the original edition the exiitence of which In the United States la known to a* la in the 
 lil.rAry nf J. C'areon Brevoort, esq., of Bnxiklyn. The 3d ed., published In Latin and Oerman, by J. J. Lango, 
 at Unlle, In 1740, la a reprint of the flrat (See beyond for the other oditions, under their reapoctive dates.) 
 ▲ textual reprint of the first edition was also published lu 8°, at Pari*, in 1830, by F6e, q. v.] 
 
 ANALYSIS. 
 
 1. QUADRUPKDIA :— 33 (genera. 
 
 I. Anthropomorjtha.— Homo, Simia, Bradypus, 3. 
 
 II. FercB.—Vnua, Leo, Tigris, Felis, Mustela, Didelphis, Lntra, OdobienuB, Fboca, Hytena, 
 Cauis, Mules, Talpa, ErinaceuB, Vespertilio, 15. 
 
 III. GUrea. — Hystrix, Scinrus, Castor, Mus, Lepus, Sorex, 6. 
 
 IV. Jwmfnia, — Equus, Hippotamus, Elepbos, Sus, 4. 
 
 V. Pecora. — Cnmelns, Cervus, Capra, Ovis, Bos, 5. 
 
 1740. — LlnnaBUB, C. — Caroli Liunsei Nature Curiosorum Diosvoridis Secundi Systema natura in quo 
 natnrie rogna tria, secundum. [!] Classes, ordiues, genera, species, systematice proponuntnr. 
 Editio secuuda, anotior. Stockhohniifi, apud Qottfr. Kiesewetter, 1740. 8°. 2 p. 1., 80 pp. 
 
 ,. [The Sth od. Is a reprint uf the 9d, and was published by H. G.Agnetbler, at Halle, In 1747 (8°, 88 pp). It 
 
 contains the German names.] 
 
 ANALYSIS. 
 
 1. Quaduupedia:— 32 genera. 
 
 I. Anthropomorpha. — Homo, Simia, Bradypns, Myrmocophaga [not in 1st ed.], 4. 
 
 II. l-Vw.- -Ursus, Leo, Tigris, Felis, Mustela, Didelphis, Lutra, Phoca, Cunis, Meles, Erinacona, 
 Talpa, Vespertilio, 13. [Odobtenus and Hysena suppressed.] 
 
 III. G /ire*. — Hystrix, Lepus, Scinrus, Castor, Mus, 5. [Sorex removed to Jamenta.] 
 TV. Jumenta. — Elephos, Hippopotamus. Sorex !,Eqvns, Sus, 5. 
 
 ' ' ■ V. Pecora. — Camelus, Cervus, Capra, Ovis, Bos, 5. 
 (Two genera suppressed ; one added.) 
 
 1743.— Kleiii, J. T. Summa dubiorum circa classes qnodrupedum ot ainpbibiornm' in Celebris (lomini 
 
 Carol. Linnffii systemate naturas ; sivo natnralis quadrnpednm historio) promovendse prodro- 
 
 ./ . mus cum praludio de crustatis. Adjecti discnrsus: I. De ruminantibns. II. De periodo vita 
 
 bnmante collato cum brutis. Gedani et Lipsise, 1743. Gleditsch. 4°. 52 pp., 2 pi. 
 1743-51.— Bdwards, O. A natural history of niicomraon birds and of some other rare and undescribed 
 
 ' animals In 4 parts. 4°. Loudon, 1743-51. 
 
 , [Pt. i, pll. l-sa ; pt. II, pll. K1>10S ; pt Ui, plL 106-157 ; pt It, pll. 156-811— French tranal., 1745.) 
 
 ••'S. 
 
BIBLIOGR. AI'PENDIX— A. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. 953 
 
 1744.— Llnnasaa, C. Carol! Linntel Modio. A. Dotan. In AomI. UpaalienHi ProfoMiorla Aoail. Iniporiiilis, 
 Upaallonsla, Stmikholineiiaia St, MoDapellooaia Sue. Hyatema nuturte In qao pro)>oonntur natura 
 re|{ni tria aocundiini rIaiMM, ortlln<>a, ({vnora &, H|>«cina. Killtio qimrta al> auotoroonuindata & 
 auota. AccesHoriint iiuinina Oallica. I'lirlaila, HtiniptibiiH MIchaellH-Antunii David, bibliopolm, 
 via Jacubo&i Hub slgno Cttlanil anrel, 1744. Cum privilegio rt>({ia. H°. 3 p. 1. [Fuiitlainoiitu 
 Botnnica], xxvil, [I], 108 pp., tab. 
 
 (ThU I* niil, b)- Llnnt, to have boon odited by B. Juulea, anti <n ba the mino an thn 9d ml. (" per D. JiiMlnuni. 
 A'tjeota nomina Onlliua. Idoin unm 3"). U ooDtaln*, hownver, In wldltlon to lh« " Kundaninnta U«Unlca", a 
 ■peoial Inlnxluotlnii (by himself), which ooncludea with ths romark that It Is the 4lh *m1., rvviMMl and eulurgml 
 (Jam qiiurtam caatlKatam tteniai auctamqno Leotori uffktro Benevolo.— p. 3).] 
 
 1747.— LlnnsBua, C Syatema naturcD. ... 8°. 8ri pp. Hnllo, M. O. Agnetbler, 1747. 
 
 [The 3th od., a rcprlut of thn tid, with tb« Oeruian naincs. Marom. pp. 43-51. The genera are exovtly the 
 same as In the 3d ed., but spelled with v instead of u. Sen under 1740.1 
 
 1748. — ZjlimaBua, C. Caroll Linniui Arobiatr. Reg. Med. et Bot. Profoaa. llpsal. Syatenin natiirio ala- 
 tena regnu trIa iiaturie^in claaaea et onliuea genera et apecles redacta tubuliHque mnelH illuatrata. 
 Cum privilegio 8. It. M. Bvecicw & S. 11. M. Poloiiicte ao Klectoris Haxon. Editlo aexta, 
 emeudata et ancta. Stockbolmlie, iuipensiaOcMlofr. Kleaewetteri, 1748. 8°. iv,t224pp., tjp. 1., 
 141.,7pll, 
 
 [The 7th ed., pnbllshod at Lelpiig (I.ipsla)) In 1748, Is a textual reprint of the 6th (aeonndum sextaoi Btookhoi- 
 miensera emendatani Sc auctaui edilioneni), by the auine publisher, but with the Oerninn popular names instead 
 of SwodUb. Tho 8th oil. "autAins the vegetablo kingdom only.) 
 
 1751.— Klein, J. _ locobi Theotlori Klein . . . qvadrvpedvin diapoBltlo breviHquo hiatoria natvrallH. 
 Lipaia), a)>vd lonam Schmidt, bibl. Lvboo, 17">1. 4". 2 p. 1., 127-f 1 [>p., 5 pll. folded. 
 Steller, G. W. De beatiia mariula. ^ Nov. Comment. Acad. Petroi>ol. ii, 1749 (1751), pp. 289- 
 298, 3 pll. 
 
 1752. — Anon. Scbanplatz (Systematlscher) allot einbeiniiaobeu uud aaBlUndischen vierfilasigen Tbiore. 
 NUrnberg, 1752. 
 Hill, J. Au biatory of animals. Folio. London, 1752. 
 
 1754.— BrisaoD, M. J. Systitnie naturel du rfegne animal, par cloaaeH, faniillea on ordrea, genres et 
 eapdcoH. Avec une notice de toua lea auimaux; lea noma greca, lutina &, vulgairea, que lea 
 naturalistea leur ont donn6a; les citutiona dea autenrs qui en out 6crit; une table pour cliaque 
 claaae, qui d<$aigne la famille ou I'ordro, lo genre & I'enpece, do cbaque animal. Ouvrage enriobl 
 de flgurea en taille douce. Suivant la ni^lbode de Klein ; avec une notice de celle de M. 
 LinniBua, et I'ordro dea poisaona, auivaot ladi viaiou d'Artedi et I'ordru dea ouraiua de mer. Trad, 
 de I'Allom. par Math. Jocq. Britwon. B°. Baucho, Paris, 1754. 
 "' Klein, J. T. Doutea ou observations de Mr. Klein . . . aur la revCie des animaux, faite par lo 
 
 premier bomwe, anr quelques animaux dea clasaeH des quadrupkles & amphibics du syat^me de 
 la nature do M. Linnwus. £t des remarques sur lea cru8tac6eB, aur les animaux qui ruminent, 
 & aur la vie do I'bomme, compar^e aveo celle dea animaux. Avec flgurea. Ouvrage traduit 
 du Latin . . . [par Fr. Al. Aubert de Locbesnaye dea Boia]. 8". 2 p. 1., 108 pp., 1 pi. folded. 
 A Paris, , , . cbez CI. J. B. Bauche, . . . 1754. 
 LinnaeuB, C. Museum 8. K. M. Adolphi Friderici, Regis Snecorum .... Folio. Stockholm, 
 1754. 
 
 1755.— Johnston, J. Theatrnm universale omninm animalium quadrupedum. Folio. Heilbr., 1755. 
 
 1756.— Briason, M. J. Regnum animale in clasaes IX distributnm, aive synopsis methodica alatena 
 generalem animalium diatributionem in classes IX, & dnarnm primarum clasaiuin, quadru- 
 pedum scilicet & cetoceorum, particularem divisioneui in ordines, aectionea, genera et apeciea. 
 Cum brevl cujusque apocioi dcscriptione, citationibua auctorunrde iis tractantium, nominibua 
 eia ub ipsia & natiouibua impoaitia, uominibusque vulgaribua. . . . Cum figuria aeneia. 
 Pariaiis,adRipam Aujnstinoram, apudCI. Joannem-BaptiatamBauobe, . . . 17.'>6. . . . lOr"] 
 Briason, M. J. Le riigno animal divia^ en IX classes, on m^tbodo contenant la division gdn^rale 
 dea animaux en IX cloases, & la divlHion particull6re dea deux premieres clitHaea, R9itvoir du celle 
 dea quadrup^des & do cello des c6tac6eB, en onlres, aectiona, genres & espftccs. Auxqiiflb's on a 
 joint uue courto description de cbaque espJice, avec les citatious dea autoura qui en ont traits, 
 lea noma qu'ila leurs ont donu&4, ceux que leura ont donuda les difiVSreutea nations, & lea noma 
 vulgairea. .... Aveo figures en tailie douce. A Paris, Quay des Auguatins, cbez CI. Jean 
 Baptiate Bauche, L75(3. vi, 382 pp., 1 1., 2 tab., 1 pl. 
 
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 MONOQEAPHS OF NORTH AMERICAN KODENTIA. 
 
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 1756.- IiinnasuB, C Systouia itnrro sistens regna tria natnrffi in classes et; ordines genera et 
 
 species redacta tabulisqne teneis illustrata. Accednnt vocabula Gallica. Editio ninlto ano- 
 tior & eniendatior. Liigdiiiii Hatavoruni, apud ThecKlorura Ilaak, 1756. HP. 4 p. )., 227 [+ 
 1] pp., [index] 9 1., 8 pi., with 4. 1. oxplan. 
 
 [This nilUton Is rocoj{ulzed by I.lnii6 as the 9th, nnd »aia to have been edited by Gronovtna, and to be the 
 aamn as the 6th, with very few odiUtioDs rogpectinj; the birds and flsUcg. (" Per Uronoviam. Paucisaima de 
 Avthiis, FUcibiis, idem cam 6.")] 
 
 ANALYSIS. ....>,,, 
 
 1. QuADRCPEDiA [pp. 2-15]:— 34 genera. 
 
 I. Anthropomorpha. — Homo, 1 sp.; Simia, 16 spp.; Bradypns, 2 spp. [3 genera]. 
 
 II. Fertc.—lJnna 2, Felie 8, Mustela 9, Lutra 2, Cauis 7, Pboca 2, Meles 3, Eriuacons 2, Dasy- 
 pu8 7, Talpa 2, Vespertilio 5 [ 1 1 genera]. 
 
 HI. Ord. Agrice [not in eds. i-v].— Myrmecopliaga 3, Mania 1 [2 genera]. 
 
 IV. G/«rc«.--Hy8trix 4, Sciurus 3, Lepus 4, Castor 3, Mi ', Sorex l,Didulphis 2[7genera]. 
 
 y. </»nieHfa.— Elephas 1, Rbinoceros 2, Hippopotamus Iquus 3, Sus 4 [5 genera]. 
 
 VI. I'ecora. — Camelns 21, Moschus 1, Cervus 6, Capra 11, Ovis 3, Bos 4 [6 genera]. 
 1757.— fallen, J. S. Die Natnrgescbichto dec Tbiere in sistematischer Ordnung. Die vierfllssigen 
 
 Thiere. Von Job. 8ani. Haller [Hallen]. 8°. Berlin, 1757. 
 1758-59.— Linnaeus, C. Caroli Linnaei Equitis De Stelli PolarJ, Arcbiatri Eegii, Med. et Boton. Pro- 
 fess. IJpsal.; Holmens. Petropol. Berol. Iniper. Lond. Monspel. Tolos. Florent. 8oc. Systema 
 uatnric per rogna tria natnrro, secnndum classes, ordines, genera, species, cum characteribns, 
 diffurentiis, synonymis, locis. Editio decima, reformala. Cum privilegio S:8b K:eD M:tis Bue- 
 cite. HolmiiB, impensis Direct. Laurentii Salvii, 1758-59. 2 vols. 8°. 
 
 Tomus I. Regnvm aniniale. 2 p. 1., pp. 1-824. 1758. 
 
 Tomus II. Regnvni vegetabile. 2 p. 1., pp. 825-1384. 1759. 
 
 [In this edition, the binomial system prevfously employed by him In the work entitled Mnsenm Tessinianuni 
 (n.*):!), wag extended in its application to all the kingdoms of natarc; tho Artodlan olosaiflcation of flahes, 
 adopted in the earlier editions, won snpersodod by the faipilinr Linnsenn system, nnd the cetaceans were for tho 
 first time eliminated from the class of fishes and (p-oape<l with the vtvlparong qoadrapods nnder the new clasa 
 name Mammalia. This edition was reproduced at Halle (Ualeo MagdebyrKicte, typia et STmptibns lo. lac Cvrt. 
 1T60), in an exact reprint (Pnefntvs est loanaes loacbimrs Langivs), in 1760, but has not been acknowledged aa 
 one of tho so-called editions. The recognized 1 Itli edition wns published at Leipzig in 1763, and is also a reprint 
 of tho 10th, but was condemned by Linn6 ("Fnrtim prodiit vltiosn. Nil addltnm ").] 
 
 1738-64. — Edwards, O. Gleanings of natural history. 4°. London, 1758-64. 
 
 1759. — Anon. Dictionnaire raisonD6 et universe) des auimaux. Par M. D. L. C. D. B. 4°. Paris, 1759. 
 
 1760. -Klein, J. T. Klasnitication und kurze Gescbicbte der vierfiissigen Tbiere, aus dem Lateinischen 
 
 iiborsetzt und uiit Zusiitzen vormehrot, nobst einer Vorrede von Friedricb Daniel Behn, 
 
 .... Liibeck, bey Jonas Schmidt, 1760. 8°. 38 -j- [7] pp., 1 1., 5 pll. 
 Klein, J. T. NutUrliche Ordnung und vermehrte Historie der vierfiissigen Thiere, herausgoge- 
 
 bea von Otfr. Reyger. Danzig, Schuster, 1760. (Berlin, Voss.) 
 1765.— Buffon, O. L. le Clerc, and Daubeuton, L. J. M. Histoire naturelle, g6n6rale et particnli^re, 
 
 avec la description du cabinet du Roi .... Vols. i-xv. 4°. Paris, 1765. 
 [Fifteen Toliimeg of mammalia.) 
 
 1766-68.— Linnaeus, C. Caroli a Linn^, Equitis Anr. do Stella Polari, Archiatri Regii, Med. & Botan. 
 Profess. Upsal., Acad. Paris. Upsal. Holmens. Petropol. Berol. Imper. Lond. Angl. Mouspel. 
 Tolos. Florent. Edin. Bern. Soc. Syst* ma natnrro per regna tria naturiB, secundum classes, 
 ordines, genera, species, cum cbaracteribus, dififerentiis, synonymis, locis. Tomus i[-iii]. 
 Editio duodecims, reformata. Cum privil«gio S:ib R:a) M:tis Suecia) & Electoris Suxon. 
 Holmia), impens. Direct. Laurentii Salvii, 176<)[-68]. 3 vols. 8". 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Tomus I. Regnum animate. Pars 1 : Mammalia, Aves, Amphibia, Pisces, pp. 1-532. 1766. 
 Pars 2: Insecta, Vermes. 1 p. 1., pp. .'■i3;i-1388, 11 1. 1767. 
 
 Tomus II. R4)gnum vegetabile. 730 pp., 8 1. 1767. 
 
 Tomus III. Regnum lapidoiim. Appendix animalium. Appendix vegetabilium. 236 pp., 
 10 1., 3 pll. folded. 1768. 
 
 (Tholimt iMlitjon publishod by Llnn6, which is token l<y some naturallstaas the starting-point of tenable btno. 
 uiiiil nomencl.'ituip, wliilo uiniiy prefer to go buck U) the lOlh imI. of 17.W. 
 
 In conclusion, it m.iy be said that tho orij;iual oditious recoitnizcd by Linn6 as eomplctely revised ones wore 
 the Ist (1735), the id (1740), the 6th (1748), the lOth (175.-'), and tho I2th (t76fl-OI5). 
 
 ■\^^^- 
 
 Knt 
 
BIBLIOGK. APPENDIX— A. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. 955 
 
 The first iras repriDtod at HaUe In 1740, aud tho reprint recc'xniied ai tbo 3<1, and again at Taris in 1630. 
 
 The second was reprintitd at Paris iu 1744 (witli modiflcatluus), as the 4lh edition ; and at Ilolio In 1747, and 
 the reissue was snb^oqnently recognized as the 5lh edition. 
 
 Tho 6th edition was reissued at Leipzig, and sabsequontly known oa tho 7lh ; find oloself foilowed in tbo 
 edition of Leipzig, reco;;ntzed as the Oth. 
 
 The 8th edition did not contain the Animal Kingdom. 
 
 The 10th edition was reproduced at Hallo in 1760 (not recognized), and at Leipzig iu 1703, the last being 
 acknowledge<l as the 11th. 
 
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 regular current editions. * 
 
 The later 13th edition, in which Omelin brought together descriptions of species anreeognized by Llnn^ and 
 nnkuown to him, is noticed under the e<illor'8 name (1788). I 
 
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 1772 »eq.--BnBoa' O. It. le Clera Naturgeschichte der vierfOssigen Thiere, mit Vermehrnngen, ana 
 
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 Vioq d'Azyr, F. M6moire snr los rapiiorts qui ee tronvent entro lea usages et la strnctore des 
 
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 254-270. 
 1775. — Blnmenbach, J. F. Yersucb natUrlioher Ordnungen der Singetbiere. <[ Guttingiecbe Anzeigen 
 
 Ton gelebrten Sacben nntor der Aufsicht der Kuaigl. GeselUchaft der Wisseuschaften, 1775, ii, 
 
 pp. 1257-1259. 
 1775 8cg.— Sohreber, J. C. D. too. Die | Siingthiere | in | Abbildungen nnob der Nntur | mit Bescbrci- 
 
 bnngeu. | 
 Erster Theil. | Der Menscb. | Der Affe. Der Maki. | Die Fledermaase. | — | Erloogen | 
 
 verlegts Wolfgang Walther ) 1775.— [2 p. 1., pp. 1-190, pll. (133) 1-62 + frontisp. aud 1 B, I C, 
 
 IC»,2B, 2C,3B,4B,5B,«B, CC, 6CC,8B,8C, 8D, 9B,10B. IOC, lOD, 11B,11C,13B, 
 
 14 B, 14C,15B, 16B, 19A, 19B, 19C,2iB,22C, 23B, 24A, 25B, 25 C, 25 D, 25 E, 2(JA,26B, 
 
 26 C,26 D, 86 F, 27 B, 30 A, 31 B,31 C, 32 A, 32 B, 33 A, 33 B, 33 C, 38^38 B, 38 C, 38 D,38 E, 
 
 39 B, 39 C, 39 D, 40 B, 40 C, 40 D, 42 A, 46 B, 55 A, 55 B, 58 B, 59 B, 61 A, 62 A, 62 B.] 
 Zweiter Theil. | Dita Fanltbier. | Der Ameiseiifiresser. | Das Sebuppeutbier. Das GUrtel- 
 
 thier. | Das Nasborn. | Der Elefanf. Das Wallross. | — | Erlangen | verlegts Wolfgang 
 
 Walther. | 1775.— L(Incl. title) pp. 191-280, pll. (26) 63-80 + 63 A.6J B. 63 C, 64 A, 69 A, 71 B, 
 
 76 A, 77 B.J • 
 
 Dritter Theil. | Der Robbe. Der Hnnd. | Die Katze. Das Stinkthier. Der Otter. Die 
 Marder. | Der Bar. Das Beuteltbier. | Dor Manlwurf. Die Spitzraaus. ( Der Igel. | — | Erlan- 
 gen I verlegts Wolfgang Walter. | 1778.— [Title, pp. 281-590, pU. 81-165 + 83 B, 85 A, 87 A, 
 W B, 91 A, 91 B, 92 A, 92 B, 92 C, 92 D, 9.)", 92 E, 9d A, 96 A a, 96 B, 98 C, 97 B, 97 C, 98 A, 100 A, 
 100 B. 101 A, 101 B, 101 C, 103 A, 103 B, 104 B, 105 A, 105 B, 107 B, 107 C, 107 D, 109 A, 110 B, 
 110 C, 112 B, 113 A, 114 B, 115 B, 116 B, 116 C, 116 D, 116 E, 116 E E, 116F, 116G, 117 B, 121", 
 121 A, 125 B, 125 C, 125 C C, 125 D, 126 B, 127 B, l^*, 133 A, 133 B, 135 B, 137 B, 141*, 141 B, 
 141 B', 141 C, 141 D, 141 DD, 141 E, 141 F, 142 B, 142 B», 142 C, 143 A, 143 B, 143 C, 143 D, 144-. 
 144 A, 144 B, 144 C, 145*, 146 B. 149 A, 152 Ba, i52B b, 152 B o, 152 Bd, 152 B«, 154 A, 154 B, 155 Ao, 
 155 A ft, 155 A 0, 155 Ad, 155 B, 156 A, 158», 159 B, 159 C, 159 D, 160 A, 160 B, 161 B, 165*, 165 A.] 
 
 VierterTheil. I DasStacheltlritr. DioCavie. DerBiber. | DieMaus. Das Mnrmeltbier. Daa 
 Eicbhorn. Der ScblUfer. | Der Springer. — Der Hase. | DerKlippsohllefor. | — | Erlangen | ver- 
 legts Wolfgang Walther. | 1792.— [Title, pp.591-936|:byeir. typ. 636], pll. 166-240+168 A, 170 B, 
 ■171 B, 172 A, 172 B, 172 C, 173 A, 176 A a, 176 A, 176 B, 181) A, 181 A, 182 B, 183 B, 190 B, 191 A, 
 191 B, 192 A, 19.'. B, IDs B, 204 B, 2(H; A , 206 A a, 2<Ki B, 210 A, 210 B, 210.(!,2I<» 1), 210 E, 211 B, 
 S12 B, 213 B, 213 C.213 D,214 A, 214 B, 214 C, 215% 215 B, 215 C, 815 D, 815 D d,216 A, 217 B, 
 
 1 
 
 
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 956 
 
 MONOGBAPHS OF NORTH AMERICAN RODENTIA. 
 
 
 I! 
 
 217 C, 81H A, 822 B, 224 B, 224 C, 224 D, 225 B, 227 A, 231 B, 232 A, 233 B, 233 C, 233 D, 233 E, 
 233 F, 233 O, 234 B, 235 B, 235 C, 235 D, 236 B, 236 C, 239 A, 239 B, 239 C, 239 D, 239 E, 240 B, 
 240 C] 
 
 Die I 8unKetbiero | in | AbbildiiDgen nachderNatur | mitBeaobreibangen | von | Dr.Jobaun 
 Cbristian Dauiel von Scbreber | .... | uud vou | Dr. August Goldfuas, | .... | — | 
 VoTgesntzt I von | Dr. Johann Andreas Wugner, .... | — 1 
 
 FtlnfterTboil. | ErsturBand. | Mosobnstbter. Uirscb. Oira£fe; | Antilope. Ziege. Sohuf. | — 
 Nebst Tafnl 241 h\n 294 D'. Erlangen, | in der Expedition des Scbrobor'ticben Siingetbier- und 
 den Esper'snben Scbmetterlingswerkes, | uud in Cooimiasion der Palm'schon Verlagnbucb- 
 bandlung, | 1836.— [pp. i-vi (incl. title), 9:J7-1472, pU. 241-294 ^-248 B,245 B, 246 B,246 C,246 D, 
 246 a, 247 B, 247 D, 247 E, 247 F, 247 O, 247 H, 24i:l B, 248 C, 248 D, 248 E.249 B,258 B,254 B, 
 255»,256 B,257 A, 257 B,258 B,260 B,263 B,270 B,877 B.87«»,879 A, 281 B,281 C,281 D,281 E, 
 286 B,287 A-G,288 A,28H B, 290 B, 291 B,294 B,294 C,294 D,294 D".] 
 
 FUnfterTheil. | ZwoiterBand. | Rind. Kameel. Lama. | - | Neb8tTafel895bi8 307A. | = | 
 Eriaugeu, | in der Expeditiou des Suhreber'acben Siingetbier- und des Esper'^cben Scbmetter- 
 lingBwerkea, | nndinCoDimiaaiou derPalni'achen Verlagabuobbandlung, | 1838. — [pp. i-iv (incl. 
 title), 1473-1839, pU. 295-307+895 a, 895 b, 297 a, 297 6, 297 o, 297 d, 298 o, 299 o, 300 b, 302 a, 302 6, 
 306 a, 307 a, 307 6, 307 o, 307 d, 307 e. ] 
 
 Secbater Tbeil. | Unifiwaeud die aecbate und aiebeute Abtbeilnog, oder die Ein- nnd Viel* 
 hnfer. I DasPferd. Dur Elepbant. Daa Naabom. | Das Fluaapferd. Der Tapir. DaaScbwein, 
 I — I Nebat Tafel 308 bia 388. | — | Erlangen, | in der Expedition dea Scbreber'acbcn Siiage- 
 tbier- und dea Eaper'acben Bcboietterliugavrorkea, | und in Commiasion der Palni'soben Verlags- 
 bucbbandlnng, | 1835. [pp. i-xvi (incl. title), 1-580, tab. 308-328+316 A, 317 A, 317 B, 317 C 
 317 D, 317 D D, 317 E, 317 F, 317 G, 317 H, 319 A, 319 B, 384 A, 385 A, 385 B, 385 B (bia), 386 A.] 
 
 Siebenter Tbeil. | Die Ruderfiiaaor und Fiacbzitztbiere. | = | Erlangen, | in der Expedition 
 dea Scbreber'acbon Siiugetbier- uud dea Eaper'acben Sobmetterlingawerkea, | nnd in Couimia- 
 aion der Palui'acben Verlagabucbbandlung, | 1846. [pp. i-viii (incl. title), 1-487, tab. 329-385+ 
 336 B, 337 B, 338 B.] 
 
 [The uamber of 8p«cte« described In the preceding Tolameo, aooordinft to Wagner (vol. 7, p. t) , is 14W, vis : 
 
 Affen 128 Nager 446 Kudorl^«ger M 
 
 Fledortbiere 344 Zahnliiclcer 30 Fiscbzltzthiere 43 
 
 Inselitenfresser 65 Einbafer 6 
 
 FlciBchfrfseer £06 Uiclibiiuter 37 ImOaDien 144A 
 
 Beutolthiere 87 Wiederltaner 145 
 
 Tbn original worli was pablisbed in fascicnli, and tbe dates on ihe titles are apparently ibotn of tbe comple- 
 tion of each Tbeil. Tbiis, it appears by contemporary evidence, tbat tbe first portion of Tbeil III was pablisbed 
 several years prior to tbe date on tbe title-page, and sncb is doubtlpss tbe case wilb other (ortlons of tbe worlt 
 
 See, also, 1840.— Wagnek, J. A Tho Snpplrmentband, erste Abtb. (pp. vi, Ti, 551), contains tbe qaadmmana 
 and cbiroptera, and dates 1840; zweite Abtb. (pp. viii, 558), onrnivora, dates 1841; dritte Abth. (pp. xiT,614), 
 marsopials and part of tbo rodents, 1843 ; vierte Abtb. (pp. xii, 5S3), tbe rest of tbe rodents, tbe edentates, rami- 
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 'ft . 
 
 
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 Ordii PriuuiMa. 
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 suffering under a deficiency of milk.] <Proc. Couim. Zool. Soc. London, i, 1831, p. 57. 
 Cuvier, F. 8nppl6raent M'histoire naturelle g<5n6rale etparticnliferode Buffon. Tomei, Mam- 
 
 mifiires. 8°. Paris, 1831. 
 Linz, H. O. Naturgeschicbte der Saugethiere, nach Cuvier's Systeme bearbeitet. 8°. xii, 324 
 
 pp. Gotba, Becker'sche Bucbhandlung, 1831. 
 McMurtrle, H. The animal kingdom arranged in conformity with its organization. By the 
 BaroD Cuvier, and translated from the French, with notes and additions, by H. McMartrie, 
 M. D. 4 vols. 8°. New York, Carvill, 1831. 
 [Vol. 1 contains the Mammala and Birds. ) 
 Meyraux, D. M. Compendio di mamnialogia di storia naturale de' mammiferi conteueute, i 
 caratter6 distintivi, I'organizzazione, le abitudinie In cliissiflcaziono di qnesti auimali, ecc, pre- 
 ciduto da una introduzione storica, sequito da una biografia, da una bibliografla e da un vocabn- 
 lario di termini tecnici. 24 pp. Milano, 1831. 
 1832.— Cuvier, P. Histoire natnrelle des mammiftires, par F. Cuvier, .... et le dootenr Dnmezille. 
 Tome premier [et second]. 18°. 108 pp., 2 pll. ; 1 title, 100 pp., 4 pll. Paris, 18.32. 
 Oeofiroy St.-Hilaire, I. fitndes zoologiqnes, comprenant I'histoire et la description d'nn grand 
 nombre d'animaux r^cemment d^couvert, et des observations nonvelles sur plusieurs genres 
 dfijiconnns. 8°. Paris, 1832. 
 Oeofiroy Bt.-Hilaire, I. Recherches zoologiqnes et physiologiques sur les variations d» la 
 taille chez les aniinaux et dans les races humaines. ^M^m. prds. & I'Acad. d. 8oi. Paris, 8ci. 
 Math, et Phys. iii, 18112, pp. .')0:i-572 ; Fror. Not. Bd. xxxvi, no. 775, 1833, pp. 65>-73 ; no. 776, pp. 
 81-89. 
 
 <Fror. Not. xxxiv, no. 734, 
 <l8iB von Oken, xxv. 
 
 Lyell, C. Geographische Vertheilung der vierfUssigen Thiere. 
 
 iaT2, pp. 113-121. 
 Wagler, J. Nene 8ippen and Gattungen der SUugethiere und Vogel. 
 
 1832, col. 1218-1235. 
 
 1833.— Co»te, P. Sur le d<Sv«loppement des mammifferes. < Institnt, i, no. 24, 1833, pp. 202, 203, 217. 
 Coste, P, and Delpech, — . Recherches sur la formation des cmbryons. < Ann. Sci. Nat. xxviii, 
 
 1833, pp. 158-180. 
 
 1834.— Cuvier, O. Kecberchos sur les ossemeus fossiles, oti Ton r^tablit les car.ictferes de plusieurs 
 auimauxdont les rdvolutionsdu globe ontd<«trnit les espbcea. 4me6d. Tome premier. Paris, 
 Edmoud D'Ocagnc, 6diteur, 1834. 
 
 X^.^W-^-viJ-iij^ 
 
964 
 
 MONOORAPnS OF NORTH AMERICAN RODENTIA. 
 
 1 
 
 
 1884.— Duvernoy, O. Ii. Tableaux <1i>h ordrcA, des fainlllen, <1ra (((^nmii do 1» olaaaea des mammif^TMi' 
 < IiiHtitiit, ii, 1H34. pp. a«l-afl2; Ann. Hcl. Nat. l«, IKW, pp. 375-.T76. 
 
 Oeoffroy St -Hllalre, ii. IliHtoire nntnri*lle drs n)alnmif^rnH, conipreimnt qnolqnoR vn«8 pr<<- 
 liniinuirei An philoiiophiu natiirollo rt I'hiHt^iro d<>« aingeii, do8 mnkiH, dca chauvu-BouriB, et de 
 latiinpe. Coura pnifcBti<^ |)ur M. OpofTruy 8t.-HilBlro. .... 8°. 47 pp. -f (lele(on)'.Wpp.,(lie) 
 «4 pp., (Ik)) :il pp., (4(>) :«) pp., (fw) 31 pp.. (Oc) a? pp., (7o) 39 pp., (8«) 32 pp., (Iki) 36 pp., (lOe) 
 :!« pp., (lie) 4i pp.,(iae) :W pp.,(13i)) ;«:> pp.,(14o) 47 pp.,(154)} 40 pp.,(IC«) 40 pp.,(17e) 1 p.l. 
 18pp., (18(«) 40 pp.,(10e) 40 pp., 3 ])11. I'uriB, Llbrairiedi-s Sciences M6dicales de Just Kouvier 
 et E. Le Douvier, 1H34. [Bee »b<ive, auiiie uutlior, date 18)29.] 
 
 Kaup, J. J. Cliuuiilicutiun der SUugetliiere utid Vogel. 8^*. 144 pp., 8 pll. Darrastadt, C. W. 
 L^Hke, 1834. 
 
 Blaup, J. J. Vermich eiiier Kintbeiliing dor SUngethiere in Seoba Stlimme und der Ampbibien 
 In Secbd OrduuDgen. <Ii«ia von Oken, 1834, pp. 311-316. 
 
 Miiller, J. Uelier die Btrnctur der oigontbilmlicben Kurperohcn in der Mile einiger pflauKon- 
 
 frewMutdon SUugetbiere. < MUller'H Arcb. f. Anat. 18114, pp. 80-00, 1 pi. 
 1839.— Coate, P. Rur la formation dn placenta. <Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci. Paris, 1835, pp. 208-209; 
 
 hiHtitnt, iii, no. 127, 1835, p. 330. 
 Duvernoy, O. Ii. ^indesHurlefoie. De la forme dn foie des nionimifitres. <^ Comptes Rendus, 
 
 Paris, I, lH:r>, pp.l8:i-ie0; Fror. Not. xlvi, 18-.>5, col. 148-150; Ann Sci. Nat. iv, (Zool.), 1835, 
 
 pp. a-W-'iCU ; InHtitut, iii, 1K15, pp. 325-326. 
 Duvernoy, O. L. Tableanx dosordres, dea families et des genres de mammit'breB, adopts ponr 
 
 le conrH d« zoologio de la faculty des sciences, par M. Duvernoy; r^lig^s sons scs yeux, par 
 
 M. Lurebouilet. 4^^. 10 pp., 5 tables folded. < M<Sm. Soc. Mus. d'Hist. Nat. Strasbourg, ii, 
 
 1836. 
 Floureoa, M. J. P. Pecborcbes sur la structnre du cordon ombilical et snr sa continuit6 avec 
 
 lefu'tuH. <Iutititut, iii, no. 116, 1835, pp. 247-248; 2e ui6m., Compt. Rend. 1835, pp. 27-28 ; 
 
 Institut, iii, no. 118, 1835, p. 258; 3e m6m. rolatif aux oinoaux, Compt. Rend. 1835, pp. 180- 
 
 182; Institut, iii, uo. 126, 1835, p. :H4. 
 
 Harlan, R. Medical and physical researcbos : or original memoirs in medicine, surgery, geol- 
 ogy, zoology, &c. 8°. Pbiladelpbia, Lydia R. Bailey, 1835. 
 
 [A. roiirinl of hli mlDor papers, many Iwlog oa niamiuals. Anion){ others, tbero is a syitemstio list of ths 
 North Ainurloan species.) 
 
 Heuaae, H. T. De maunualinm dontibus. < Diss. Berolici, typis Nietaok, 1835, 8°, 40 pp. 
 
 Iiereboullet, A. Tableaux des urdres,\les famille.^ ct des genres de mammif^res, adopted ponr 
 ' -' leconrs de zoologiude la facuIUS des sciences par M.Dnvernoy, r€dig^ sons i>.<w yeux. <^M^m. 
 
 Soc. d'Hist. Nat. Strasbourg, it, 1835, 10 pp., 5 tab. 
 
 Swainson, W. Animals | in | menageries. | London; | printed for Longman, Brown, Green &. 
 Loufjuittiis, . . . 16'-'. vi (incl. title), 376 pp., with 71 flgs. 
 
 Biivalnaon, W. — On the natural bistory and classification of quadrupeds 16°. 2 p. 1., 
 
 viii, 377 pp. London, printed for Longman, Brown, Oreen & Longmans, .... 1835. <^Tbe 
 Cabinet of Natural History, conducted by the Rev. Diouysius Lardner, .... assisted by 
 
 eminent scientific mcu <C. Tbn Cabinet Cyclopaedia, conducted by tbe Rev. Dionysins 
 
 Lardner, .... — Natural History. 
 
 -i- S^'ainson, W. A treatise | ou | tbe geography and classification | of animals. . . . Lon- 
 don, I printed for Longman, Rees, Ormo^ Brown, Green & Longmans, . . . | and John Taylor, 
 ... j 18U). I 16°. viii (incl. eng. title), 367 pp., witii 56 figs. 
 Anon. Tbe naturalist's own book: comprising descriptions and authentic anecdotes of quad- 
 rupeds; sciuntifiually arranged according to tbe system of Cuvier. By the antbor of tbe 
 Young M^n's Own Book. iP. Eng. title, xvi, 384 pp. Pbil.idelphiu, Key & Biddle, 1835. 
 
 1835 aeq. — Wagner, J. A. [Buricbte iiber die Siiugethiere.] <[ Arcb. fUr Natnrg. jHMtim. 
 
 [The auiiiial rp|)ortH ou tbe progress of science contain many important notices of American uinmmals, c. g. 
 18Jti,2dl; 18:17,356; 1838,43; 18-11,306; 1843,33,311; 1843,148.] 
 
 1836.— Cuvier, P. De rhistoire uaturelle des c6toc68, ou rccueil et esameu des faits dont mo compose 
 I'liiHtoire naturellu de ces animaux ; avec un atlas do 21) planches. 8'^. Paris, 1B36. 
 
 Owen, R. [Ucference to Hunter's opinion respecting tbe productive powers of hybrids.] 
 <[ I'nic. Zool. iS»)c. London, iv, 1836, p. 85. 
 
 Vigors, N. A. [Ituniarks npoti tbe productive iiowers of female hybrids.] < Proc. Zool. Soc. 
 Luudou, iv, lti36,pp. 64-85. 
 
 >4ifsiw[ 
 
BIDLIOOR. APPENDIX— A. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. 965 
 
 1837. — Oray, J. S. Doioription* of aorae u«w or littio known mammalia, prinoipolly in the liritiah 
 Muiwum collection. < CbarUw. Mag. Nat. Hiat. 1, 1H37, pp. 677-5H7 ; Arch. fUr Natnrg. v, 
 IKiO, pp. IH1-IS)4. 
 
 Raloheit, O. B. Uober die Viaceralliogen tier Wirbelthiere im AllgAniuinen nnd doren Motft- 
 morphoaen b«t don VflKelu und SUuKotbiereu. < Aroliiv Aiiat. (MUller'a), 18*17, pp. VM-V£i. 
 
 "9711 aon, J. Tlio natural liiHtory of qiindm|>cdii and wIiaImi; \}ning ttio artiolo "Mnmnialta" 
 from the 7tb ed. of the EnoyclopoMlia liritannica. Wilb above lOU illiiHtratioDH, 4". U p. 1., 
 pp. 73-10t2, pil. cocssviii-oooxliv. Edinbnrgb, Adam & Charles Ulaok, 1837. 
 
 1837-38.— Breaohet, O., and Oluge, — . Reoheichoa siir la structure dna membrun<«!t do I'neiif dea mam- 
 niifJ)r<-8. <C(>nipt. Rnnd. Acud. 8ci. PuriH, vi, IKIiS, pp. 71)-8tj (avcc plaucheH) ; Inatitut, vi, 
 no. 2-J4, 18.18, pp. 43-44 (avoc flitnreH) ; Ann. 8ci. Nat. 2e a6T. Zuol. viii, 1837, pp. '.M4-'^8 ; Fror. 
 Not. Ikl. V, no. 106, 1838, pp. !i77,!ff8. 
 
 Nouvelle olaMifloatlou dfM animaux vert^br^. <[ Revue Zoologiquo, i, 1838, 
 
 1838.— Bonaparte, C. L. 
 
 pp. W8-217. 
 
 BoDapart9i C. L. Synopaia yt^rtebratornra ayatfrnatia. <^Nuovi Annali delle ScienzA Nntn- 
 rali, anno i, tomo ii, Bologna, 1H38, pp. 10r)-133 (Claania i, Mammalia, pp. lOG-113); Anuali 
 Medico ohirurgioi del Dott. Telumaco MuUxi^ (Roma), i, 1830, pp. UVi-'/iid, mi-'J7V (lido K. 8. 
 Cat.); IhIh von Okon, 1839, col. 848-8CI. 
 
 [After tbo i11i>|{no8iii of the brnnch (" provinoio") follow "Cinwium diatinotio" (p. 106), "ClftMlit I, Mnmma- 
 lla" (dlaKDoaU, p. 1(M)| "Ordinum dUtrlbutlu" (with dliiKiioalii, pp. 107-110): and, liut!y, "Index familinrani 
 et •obfaniilliiniiii " (pp. 111-113). A like feqiienoo Is adoptml for the other oImhwi (Ave*, Auiphibin, ami Place*). 
 The iDanimalfl are divided into 41 fanilUea and 75 subfamillc*, moDolyplo famlliea being repreavutod by aubfaoi- 
 Uiea of eqaul extent.] 
 
 Comte, A. Coura de pbiloaophie positive. G v. 8°. Paris, Bauhelier, 18—. ^Tome 3e, 
 contonant la philosopbie cbimique et Itt pbiloaophie biologiqno, 1838, 506 pp. 
 
 Jjeurst, F. Anatomie compar<Se dn systitme nerveux consid^Srdo daiia aea rapimrts aveo I'tntelli- 
 geuce. 80. 2 vols. Paris, J -I). Duilli^re et fils, 1838-57. 
 
 Ogllby, W. Observations on " Rules for nomenclature ". < Mag. Nat. Hist, ii, 1838, pp. 150- 
 157, 275-284. 
 
 1838-39. — Dug^a, A. Trait6 de pbysiologie comparde de Thomme et dea animaux. Avoc pluiicbes 
 lithograpbi<Se8. 3 vols. Montpellier, cbez Louis Castel, 1838-39. Tomo ler, xviii, 526 pp., 
 frontispiece, table, 6 pll., 1838. Tome 2e, x, 636 pp., 12 pll., 1838. Tomo 3e, viii, 494 pp., 
 with portrait, 1839. [.Vertebrates named sous'r&gne dea Homiuiaires (i, 15) ; mammals, claaae 
 dea Uoministes (i, 18).] 
 
 Leaaon, R-P., and Oamot, P. Mostologie m6tbodiqne. <^ Revue Zool. Die. 1838, Mars 1839. 
 
 Owen, R. On the structure of teeth and the resemblance of ivory to bone, aa illustrated by 
 microscopical examination of the teeth of man and of various exifting and extinct animals. 
 < Rep, Brit. Assoc. 1838, pt. 2, pp. 135-150; Fror. Notizen, viii, 1838, col. 65-73, 86-89; Am. 
 Jouru. Sci. and Arts, xxxv, 1839, p. 507. 
 
 1839. — Bachman, J. Olmervations on the changes of colour in birds and quadrupeds. <[Traua. Am. 
 Philos. 8oc. Phila. vi, 1839, art. iv, pp. 197-239. 
 
 Bonaparte, C. L. Prodomas systematis moatozoologiio Caroll Luoiar.i Bonaparte MuxInianI 
 prinuipis. <^ Annali Medico-chirnrgici del Dbtt. Telomoco Metax&, Roma, ii, 1839, pp. 221-227, 
 280-286 (fide R. S ) ; Nuovi Annali delle Scienze Natnrali, anno ii, tomo iii, Bologna, 1840, pp. 
 300-312 ; Isis von Oken. 1841, ool. 5):'9-597. 
 
 [The diagiicnea of the ordere and including gronpa ore repeated from the rarlier arllrle (1838) ; but interca- 
 lated therewith, and fomitng an unbroken aeries, are the diagnoaea of the families and sablamilies, which are 
 the same as those enumerated In the '' Index famlliarnm et snbfamlhamra " of the eailler article. The groops 
 Placontalia and Iiuploceutalia arii, however, designated "series" instead of "suhclisses", and the Educabllla 
 and lueducabllia "subclasses" Instead of "sections"; the subfamllios 15 and 16, 33 and 96, and 53 and M, 
 arc severally reversetl in position with respect to each other.] 
 
 Cuvier, F. Considerations snr l'6tudo des nctioDHdsti animaux suivics d'nn programme d'un 
 cours Hur la nature des animaux et sur leur 6ducation. < Ann. Sci. Nat. xii (Zool.), 1839, 
 pp. 141-147; Froriep, Notizen, xiv, 1840,337-344. 
 
 Oray, J. B. On some new or little known mammalia. < Ann. Nat. Hiat. ii, 1839, pp. 284-287. 
 
 J'^rtiSrt-^Vft«?".'^V.*''-'*'' J-V > .'^?/ v*"5^ 
 
ff 
 
 966 
 
 MONOGUArilS OF NOUTU AMERICAN UODICNTIA. 
 
 1839. — Anon. TTlMoliw naf iiivlln (1m nnlnmnx 1m pin* iwmiirquabloa de 1» cIbmw iIm inAininiftrM'(qn«- 
 <lrn|M>(lrM ft <'<<liit'4W); par iiii iiittiirMl|Ht4i ilii iniiM^iitn ; oriKSe ile iMiixuntu liftiirfM d'aiiimaus, 
 (Immiii(^:m »t Ki^v6«N pur C. Fraac, pulntru d'blatoi. i uaturelle. 12°. 9 p. 1., viii, V3U pp., lit pll. 
 I'ariH, J. S-»niH4>n, IKIl). 
 
 (RrenKDli/'ii "loiu-rliwM diw Ornitbmlnlplifl*" p. rll, Mid " Dld«Ipbi« tleutbtrodaetylr* " p.SI3,*( "D.iyn- 
 diirtyl«ii " |i. SIS, >n<l adopt* cIm*. uf BUIiivltle p. Ti]. 
 
 1839-57.— Iiouret, F., and Oratlolat, P. Aiiatomin oompai^e dii lynDtme nerveus 0ODHid<Sr6 dana mm 
 rap|M>rtM avito riiit<>lliK«ii('<)- 3 vola. Paria, J.-H. I)ailli6r« ot AIh, 1839-57. 
 
 (AtlM lie 3a plau«biM iI«uIii6<mi d'aprdi natara «t graT6i4. Parla, J.-U. IWilliAra at flU, 1830-57. Folio, pp 
 60 , pU. 30] 
 
 1839-64.— Blalnvllle, H. M. D. de. OaK^dgraphio oii dMcription iooDO({rapbiqae oorupurriv du aqnolettA 
 ut du MyHli>iiiu <luiituir« d<v« lnulIllllil^^«H ri^uttiita t<t foaailttH pour aervir de l)aa« & la /.tKilogie et 
 h la ({('oloKitt par II. M. Ducrotay dn Ulutuvilln. . . . Ouvrago acci)nipuKU<^ do 323 
 plaucli(!H lillio)j;ruplii<^<)<i HoUH Ha dirmitiun pur M. J. C. Werner, peintre du Muh^^uui d'Hiatoire 
 Naturelle de I'aria, pr<Sc<Sd(^ d'uiie 6tudo anr la vie «t lea travaux de M. de liluiu ville, par M. P. 
 I'icard. Text, 4°, 4 v. ; atlaa, fol., 4 v. Paris, J. U. Uuilliiire et ni», trt3U-({4. 
 
 irubllKhod til twnnlyaix faMicutea ; tba tirat twenty-live ander tbe title : " OetAographle i ou, deecrlptlon 
 lonnu|[rHpliiiiun iMiiiipiir6« du miuulntte ut du nyRtJtiue dentalre lies oinq olasae* d'aolmaiix vertAbrot lAceota et 
 fussilra, puur anrvlr d« hutv A la xuoloKle et 4 la k^Ior'" par M. U. M. Duurolay do lUalDTlIU .... Otiv- 
 raK'i Bi^ciiinpaKiiA <'* plaiuiliea llthuxraphiAiia aiiaa a* direotlon par U. J. 0. Weroer .... I'aria, Artboa 
 
 Uertrand " [Irt3l)-U]. Tbu twi^titynixtli and laat fascieiile waa laaued 'lib tbe <}M<<a{ftllealK>Ta 
 
 given, litlea for tbi< four volumeMof text and foarof plntei, table ofcoutentii and index, by tbe BuilllArea, In 1IM4. 
 
 Tbe culpable nei;lect of the pnbliabera to give the dateaof pablioatlun of tbe several faaoionlea baa doubt- 
 lens devolved opoo luany iuveatlgatora, as upon tbe writer, much trouble and annoyance In ascertaining tbem, 
 and t4i save to otbers sinilla. trouble, a collation Is liere presented, the dates bsving obietly been aaoertalned 
 from Wagner's annual ropurts in tbe " Arcblv fUr Naturgeaohiobte". Tbe appearance of successive faaulculea 
 liiM not been nolloed iu tbe " ]}ibllograpbio do la France". 
 
 Tbe titlea of tbe res|M)cllve nionograpbs given below are those at the upper fourth of tbe first psge of each 
 nionograpb, and which are the only apeoial titles published. 
 
 The work is more remarkable as a metbodioal repertory of facts respecting superficial ostoologlcal details 
 than as a digest exbibiliiig ac'ite appreciation of the value and sobonllnation of characters and thoir taxononil- 
 cal application, or orthodox views respeoling ciaHslHnatioa and tbe geological succession of animals— the con- 
 current views of the most ri<cent and approved investigators being the standard. Tbe "genera", It moat bo 
 remembered, are generally about equal In extent t'" the families now generally adopted.) 
 
 \ 
 
 Tome premier | Primatii— HeoundalAs | Aveo atlas de SO planohea. [7 pp + parts,* as below :— ] 
 
 Atlaa — Tome premier | compost de S9 planches | Primates- icnudatte. [9 p. 1. -f S parts, viz:—] 
 
 [A titlepage with the more general title (see above) and the addition: — "Mammlfirea — Tome premier" 
 
 was issued with the first fasoicnle in 
 PIthecoH. Cebus. Lemur." In " 1841 
 ume with tbe tweuty-alxlh fascicule.] 
 
 (Etude Biir la vie et les travanz do M. 
 
 ([A.] De I'ostAographie en gin^ral. 
 
 1R39", and another with tbe modification " Mammifftres.— Primatto: 
 but both are superseded by the ipteial title issned for the first vol- 
 
 de Blalnvllle, par M. P. NIoard.) [l8«4.-ccxxlii. pp. < F. xxvi] 
 < Oiit6ograpbio des mammifircs, pp. 19-47.) (1830.— 47 pp. < F. I.] 
 ([B.] Ost6ogrsphle ilea Primates.— Sur le.s primates en gAniral et snr les singes (Pitheeut) en partiouUer.) 
 
 [IH39.-5-.ipp. II pi. <F. I. (+pl. IftUandSbis. < F. xxv, 1855.)) 
 
 [A eeeondary general title for the Prlmatis was Issued as the first pages (p. 1->1. 1) of the preceding, vlzi 
 
 " Ost6ographie des mammit'dres de I'ordre des Primates, suivie de rncherches snr rbistoire de la science It 
 
 leurigsnl, les prlncipes do leur classification, lear distribatloa giograpblque actuelle et leiu: anclennet6 a la 
 
 surface de la terre."] 
 
 (rC] Ost6ugrapble des Primates.— Sapa.ions (CediM)) [1B39.— 31 pp. pi.— F. 11.] 
 
 (|Z>.] Ost6ograpbie des Primates — Makis {Lemw).) 1 1839.-48 pp. II pi. < T. ill.] 
 
 ([£.] M6moire sur la veritable place de TAye-Zkye dans la r6rlc drs maromifires. Ln & la 8ocI6t6 phlloiaa- 
 
 tlquo, le 10 msl 1810 ) (1839.— 40 pp. < F. iii.-Plate <.K. 111.- Platc=pl. 5 < D.J 
 
 {[F.\ Del'anciennetfi des Priinat<»8& la surface du la terre.) 68 pp. [1839.] < F. Ir.—jians planches.] 
 
 (10.) Ost^ograpbio des ChelroptAres {Veipirtilio, L.).) (1^39.-104 pp. 15 pi. < F. v.] 
 
 (1/7.J Ost6ograpbie des Mamrolfdrcs Inaectlvorcs (To/pa, Sortx et StinaetMi, L.).) (1840.-115 pp. 11 
 
 pi. = F. vi.) 
 
 Tome denxi6mc | Seonudatds | Aveo atlas do 117 pinnches. [tIIL pp. + S parts.] 
 
 Atlas— Tome dimxi6nie | compost de 1 17 planches | Secuudatia. [2 p. I. + 8 parts, vis : — ] 
 
 ([/.] UHt6ograpliie des Caruas<lers. (1)^40.— 65 pp. < F. vil.] 
 
 [A eeeondary title for tbu Carnasslers (I— Q) was issocd as tbe first pages (p. 1 = 1. 1) of the preceding, 
 
 viz: " 0!it6ograpble des Carnassiers, pr6c£il6o de considerations sur rbistoire de la science a lenr 6gard, lea 
 
 principes de lenr classification, leur distribution giograifliique actaelle, et suivio de recherches snr lenr 
 
 anciennetu ik la surface du la terru."] 
 
 {[J] Des PhiHiues (O. rAooo, L ) ) [1840 51 pp. 10 pi. < F. vll.J 
 
 'The "parts" Is oach monograph or series distinguished by a special and complete pagination or numeration of platea. 
 
 
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 [With tbU r.iaclciilo wu luaued • gwmrai lltlu llmlletl tbui: " ManimlftrM.— CornaMlcm | Vetpvriilto 
 
 Tiil|«. Borpx. KriimcAUK.' PUoc*. Cniw. Huburiiu* IMI." 
 
 ((ir.l Uea MuiUilM (O. JTiMbto. I.. I. ) (IMS.— Kl pp. ISpl. -F.z.) 
 ((y. I I)M VlvprrM. ) I IHn-HHI pp. i:i pi. - F. xI.I 
 
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 Naturg. 40. Jahrg. 1874, pp. 78-111, pi. 2. 
 
 Wilder, B. O. The pectoral musclea of mammalia. < Proc. Am. Aaaoc. Adv. Sci. xxii, 1874, pp. 
 
 Wilder, B. O. The outer cerebral flsHures of ninmmalia (especially the camivora) and the 
 
 liruits of their homology. < Proc. Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. xxii, 1874, pp. 814-234. 
 WoU J., and BUiot, D. O. The life aud habits of wild animala. Illustrated by designs by 
 Joaeph Wolf. Engraved by J. W. and Kdwaid Whyniper. With descriptive letterpress by 
 Daniel Giraud Elliot, F. L. 8., F. Z. 8. 4'^. 5 p. 1., 72 pp., 1 1., 20 pll. London, Alexander 
 Maomillau & Co., 1874; New York, Harper & Brothers, 1874. 
 
 [With plates of <7) the female wiipltl niKl pnma ("Strntpgy term* Strength"); (9)t1he Jiigtiar<'»TheSle»tA")i 
 OS) the uittlu wapiti and wulvea ("A Itace for Life ") ; (IS) bleou aud grizzly hear ("Bival Mooaroba ").] 
 Jmm. Have animals souls f Am. Sports. Dec. 19, 1874. 
 
 [From Atlaotlc Monthly.] 
 AnoH. Longevity of animala. < Am. Sports. Mar. 7, 1874. 
 1875.— Sclater, P. L. On several rare or little-known mammals now or lately living in the Society'a 
 
 Collection. <Piw). Zool. 8oo. London, 1875, pp. 417-423, pi. xlvii-li. 
 1876. —Dana, J. D. Cephallzation a fundamental principle in the development of the system of ani- 
 
 liial life. < Amer. Journ. Sci. 3d ser. xii, Oct. 1876, pp. 245-251. 
 ..'< . QUI, T. On the "Prodromus methodi mammalium" of Storr. <Bnll. Philos. 8oc. of Wash- 
 ington, Oct. 1874, pub. 1876, pp. 1-15 ; also published separately, 8", 1 p. 1., xv pp. 
 .',,;-'- [An olttbornto ezcurstia on this extremely rare treatise. New jzenerlc names attributahle to Storr are Pro- 
 
 cobus, Phalangor, Melos. Gnlo, MoUlvora, Nuana, Procy on, Hyasna, Qli», Ijjgomyg, Procaiiia, Catapbrivctns, Pho- 
 lidutUH, Ai iiH, TiiiiruH, Dludoii.] 
 
 1877.— Oanuan, 8. W. On a variation iu the colors of animals. < Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci. xxv, 
 1877, pp. 187-804. 
 
 *i :' 
 
 '''i!f^''>'i'f^ ^^'&, Ji '>S!k^ ' ^ ' M^Mf-.' . [?$^£'. '' : ' 
 
BIBLIOOK. APPENDIX— B. I'AUNAL PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 981 
 
 B.-FAriVAL PUBLIC ATIOIV§. 
 
 t w f. . 
 
 1 
 
 1711.— LawBon, J. 
 
 Marteo, P. 
 
 1712.— Iiawson, J. 
 
 1718.— Lawaoa, X 
 
 1632.- Morton, T. New KukUnIi Canaan, iini. ^t^. London, 1A33. 
 
 (■(•■print In Kiirnti'a lllatnrlcnl Traota, vol. II | 
 
 1636.— Bagard-Tbtfodat, F. O. HUtoirtMlii Canada. W>. Pariit, IftlM. ' *' 
 
 { Tlixni U » Krnnch edition nf Ihm, k lltrral rrjirint, Indlcftting p«)(lii«tl«D of theorlgliial mi Klrlng hA«lmtl« 
 <ft tb« tltl«-p*|{n.| 
 
 1691. — Hertmndcs, T. Kt^runi uirdicRruni nova> IliH|ianiin llirannrnH, wn plantaniin, anlnialium, nilno> 
 • raliuiu ni*^xlciknoriini liiiitorin, ex Frnno. Hernandez rnlntionlbas a Nardo Ant. Uocobocollncta. 
 
 Folio. KiMu. ttlTil. 
 1672. — Joaalyn, J. Now Hnglnnd'a raritic*, diacovcred in birds, bcBHtit, fliibu*, s«ri)cnti, and plants of 
 
 that country. Irt'^. Ij<in<lon, IWa. 
 1694.— Clayton, J. On tbe beastii and iier|ieuia of VirKinia. <Pbilofl. Traiia. xvii, no. 210, 1C04, pp. 
 
 l'il-i:K>. 
 1698.— Hennepin, R. P. L. ds. Nonvelle dikouTerte d'au tria grand pays aituiS dans rAai6riqiio. 
 
 Aumturduin, 11)1)8. 
 1703. —La Hontan, C, //aron de. VoyngcHdana I'Ani^riqae doM.C. Unron de la Ilontan. S vola. 13°. 
 
 La Huyo, 17U3. 
 1709.— Lawaon, J. A now voyage to Carolina. 4°. London, 1700. 
 
 Deaoription of North Carolina. London, 1711. ,v '«•• 
 
 Voyage to Spitsbergen and Greenland. H°. London, 1711. 
 Ueacbreibung der Provins Carolina; una dem £ugl. iP, Uaniburg, 1713. 
 Hiatory of Carolina, &o. 4°. 1718. ^n :.:•'> .-. r 
 
 1731-43.— Cateaby, M. Th« natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Tslanda : containing 
 
 thu tigurea of birda, b«a«ta, flalirs, attrpenta, iuHecta, ond plants: particulurly, the foreat-treea, 
 
 shrubs, and other plants, not hitherto diHcribtd, or very iucorri'-'!/ ligured by authora. 
 
 Together with their description in English and French. 8 vols. Folio. London, vol. i, 1731 ; 
 
 vol. ii, 1743. pp. xii, xliv, 200; 200 pi. and mop. 2d ed. 1*54, revised by George Edwards. 
 1737.— Brickell, J. The natural history of North Carolina. 8<^. vii, 408 pp. Dublin, 1737. 
 1741.— Bgede-Saabye, H. [Deitcriptiun ot GrteDlaud, etc.] 4°. Kjubtuhavn, 1741; Eng. traiisl. 4°, 
 
 London, 1745 ; French truusl. H°, Copenhagen and Getfeve, 1703 ; Germ, transl. 8", Berlin, 17(53, 
 1744.— Cbarlevoijc, F. F. Z. de. Histoire ct descriptiun gdu^rule de la Nouvelle Fiance, i-iii, FoJio. 
 
 Purls, 1744. 
 
 Dobba, A. An account of the countries adjoining to Hudson's Bay. 4°. London, 1744. 
 1748.— milB, H. Voyage to Uiidson's Bay iu iLc Dobb» and California .... in the years 1746 and 1747. 
 8". London, 1748. 
 
 1750.— BlUa, H. Reise nooh Hudsons Meerbusen. 8°. Goettingen, 1750. 
 
 1759.— Kalm, P. Beschreibnng der Reise nacb dem nordlicbon America, i-iil. 
 [Same, transi \ted by J . B. Fonter, with notes and plates by Furater. 3 vols. 8°. 
 1765.— Cranz, D. Historio van Gronlaml. 8°. 1765. 
 
 1772.— Forater, J. R. Accoun t of several qnadiupeds sent from Hudson's Day, < Pbilos, Trana. Lood. 
 Ixii, 1772, art. xxviii, pp. 370-381. 
 
 [Twenty species, with descripttvo and biographical matter.] 
 
 1774. — Du Pratz, Le P. The Mstory of Louisiana, or the western parts of Virginia and Carolina, con- 
 
 ttiuing a description of the countries that lie on both sides of the river Mississippi, with an 
 
 account of the settlemouts, inhabitants, soil, climate and products. Translated from the 
 
 Fn?nchofM. lePageduPratz[8c. 3 vols, Paris, 1758]. A new edition. 8°. London, 1774. 
 
 (Coutaius notices of various North American mammals.] 
 
 1776.— Romana, R Natural history of Florida. 8°, New York, 1776. 
 
 1777. — Cbarlevolz, P. F Z. de. Histoire de la Nonvelle France, avec le Journal d'un voyage dana 
 I'Ami'rique septentrionale. 12°. Paris, 1777. 
 
 1778.— Carver, J. Travels in North America, by J. Carver, esq., in the years 1766, 1707 and 1768. 
 London, 1778. 
 
 [There are subaeqnent editions.] ''' ' . ■ -■ 
 
 8°. Goettingen, 1759. 
 London, IITO-Tl.] . 
 
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982 
 
 MONOGRAPES OF NORTH AMERICAN BODENTIA. 
 
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 1780.— FabriciuB, O. Favnft Orccnlamlica, systeniatice sisteus animalia GrosnlandiiB occideutoHa hac- 
 teuvs indagafik, quoad uoiiien speciflcvm, trivialc, vernacvlvniqvo ; sjnonyma avctorvin 
 plvrivni, descriptioneni, locvm, victvm, gonerationem, mores, vavm, captvraniqvo singvli, 
 provt detegendi occasio fvit, maximaqve parte becvndvni propriaa observationes Othonis Fab- 
 rinii luinistri ovangelii, qvoudain Qroetilandis ad coluuiani Friderichahaab, . . . UafniiB et 
 Lipsio), impeDsis loanniu Gottlob Rothe. . . . mdcclxxx. 8°. 
 
 1780 ?— Hutchins, — , MS. account of Hudson's Bay, written about the year 1780. 
 
 (This i» Haid to bavo furnlshoil Mr. P«nnaut with rauck informntion respecting ttie mammalogy of the region.] 
 
 1782.— Jefferson, T. Notes on the State of Virginia; written in the year 1781, somewhat corrected and 
 enlarged in tbo winter of 178-2, for the use of a foreigner of distinction, in answer to certain 
 queries proposed by him respecting 1. Its boundarieB. 2. Kivers. 3. Seaports. 4. Mount- 
 ains, &c. [Paris,] mdcclxxxii. pp. 391. 8°. 
 
 [This Istetl. •>( Jufferson'a "Notes" was printed in Paris for private circulation (200 copies) without title- 
 page, and is not to be regarded as published. I have not seen a copy ; above title is quoted from Bartlett's Cata- 
 logue of tho Llltr.iry of John Carter Brown. From this came a French version, 178fl ; some say also 1785. For 
 ciroumstanres of the work prior to tlie regular pultlication of the Knglish ed., see Bartlett, op. cit., 192 1 and 
 especially Kaudnll's Life of Jelferson, vol. i, p. 414 (0°, New Yorli, 185«).— Tho date, 1788, is supposed to be that 
 of preparation, not of printing, of the work. Tlipre have been numerons imprints; O'Callaghan's list of them 
 (with some additional data) is as follows:— Ed. of 1782, without a title-page, 200 copies (privately printed].— Phil- 
 adelphia, 1785 [supposed to be merely circulation there of some of the copies of n€i od.].— French version, 8°, 
 Paris, 1785, and ParU, BaiTois, 1786.-8°, Loudon, Stockdale, 1787 [the first properly published ed. from which 
 Jetferson'slist of mammals acquires date].- 8°, Philadelphia, Priobard & Hall, 1788, Philadelphia, 1792.— Philadel- 
 phia, Carey, 1794.-8°, Baltimore, 1800.-8°, New York, Davis, 1801 [called tb i " :jd Amer. ed.", which it is notj.— 
 8°, Philadelphia. Vta«Ie, 1801, " 1st hot-pressed ed."— Boston, Carlisle, 1801, the 8th Amer. ed.— 18°, Boston, Sprague, 
 1803, tbo 9th Amer. ed.— 10°, Trenton, Wilson & Blackwoll, 180J.-Ncw York, 1804.-12°, Philadelphia, Hogan &. 
 Thompson, 18 IS.— Boston, 1829.-10°, Boston, 18J2.— 8°, Kichmond, Eandolpb, 1853; also, 6°, Washington, 1854, 
 being in vol. viii of Jefferson's " Works".] 
 
 1784. — Cook, J. Voyage to the Pacific Ocean in 177G-1780, performed under the direction of Cai.taiu 
 Ooolc. 3 vols. 4°. London, 1784. 
 Peuuant, T. Arctic zoolojyy. Vol. i. Introduction. Class i, Quadrnpeds. 4°. Eug. title, 4 pi., 
 cc pp., 3 1., 18;") pp., frc:Dtiijp., 8 pi. London, printed by Henry Hughs, m.dcclxxxiv. 
 
 (The w hole work, in 3 voIk., dates 1784-87. There is a 2d ed. in 2 vols. 4°, 1792.J 
 
 1784-92.— Belknap, J. History of New Hampshire. 3 vols. SP. Philadelphia and Boston. 2d ed., 
 
 S"^. Boston, 1813. 
 1786. — Jefferson, T. Observations | sur | La Virginie, | par M. J * • *. | Traduites de I'nnglois | [par 
 
 I'Abbi; Morellet.] | [Vignette.] | }i Paris, | chez Barrois, [etc.] | — | 1786. l'i°(1). 2 p. 1., pp. 
 
 viii, 2110, 1 1. map, tab. [Contieut une liste des mammif dres de la Virginie.] 
 
 [A copy of the privately printed edition of 1782 having been snrreptitionsly obtained, this Fronch version was 
 
 made, printed, and pnbUshe<l in advance of the authenlio English cd. of 1787. See what is said under heads of 
 
 the eds. of 1782 and 1787. Tbe French version is utterly condemned by Jefferson. (See Kaudall's Life, vol. i, p. 414,)] 
 
 1787. — Jeifferson, T. Notes | on the | State of Virginia. | Written by Thomas Ji-flersoii. | Illustrated 
 with I a map, including the States of Virginia, | Mary- ] land, Delaware and Pennsylvania. 
 I — I 8°. London : | printed for John Stockdale, opposite | Burlington-Hou^e, Piccadilly. | 
 mdcclxxxvii. 1 vol. 8°. 2 p. 1., 382 pp., map and folded table. [Contains a nominal list of 
 animals of the State.] 
 
 [The original draft of this work, which bears date 1782, *as imprinted (SCO copies) for private cironlatiou, 
 without title-page, and cann a lie consideretl as published. There was ai anonymons French version in 1786. 
 The Euglisli ed. of 1787 being tho first one pnblislied with sanction of tbe anther, and avowed by him, is the one 
 from wliich Jefferson's list of the mammals actiulres its proper <late. (See tho eds. of 1782 and 1786.)1 
 
 ISimmermann, B. A. W. Pennant's arctische Zoologie.— Thiergeschichte der ntmllichen Polar- 
 liinder aus dem Euglishen des Herrn Thom. Pennant, mit Aumerkungen uud Zusiitzen durch 
 E. A. W. Zimmurniann. 2 vols. 4^. Leipzig, 1787. 
 
 1790.— Meares, J. Voynges to the northwest coa«t of America in 1788 and 1789. 4°. London, 1790. 
 
 1794.- Williamas S. Natural and civil history of Veimont. 8°. Walpolo, N. H., 1794. 2 ed. 2 vols. 
 H"^. Buiiington, Vt., 1809. 
 
 1804. — Duralde, M. Abstract of a communication relative to fossil bones, &c., of Ihe connty of Ope- 
 
 lousiis west of the Mississippi to Mr, William Dunbar of the Natchez, and by him transmitted 
 
 to the society. < Trans. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. vi, 1804, no. x, pp. SIS-GS. 
 
 Watkins, J. Notices if tho natural history of the northerly parts of Louisiana, in a letter from 
 
 Dr. John Watkins to Dr. Barton. < Trans. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. vi, no. xiv, 1804, pp. 69-72. 
 
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 BIBLIOGK. APPENDIX— B. FAUNAL PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 983 
 
 
 1807. — Oats, P. A Jonrual | of Ihe | voyngrs and IravelH | of a corps of discovery, | under the coni- 
 niaud of Capi. Lewis and Capt. | Clurke of the army of tbo Uaited States, | from | the niojtli 
 of the river Missonri tbrongh the | interior parts of North America | to the Pociliu Oueuu, | 
 during the years 1804, 1805, dc 1806. | Containing | an authentic relation of the mw^ interesting 
 transactions | doring the expedition, — a description of the country, — | and an account of its 
 inhabitants, soil, climate, curiosities | and vegetable and animal productions. | — | By Pat- 
 rick Oass, I one of tbo persons employed on the expedition. | — | With geographical and ex- 
 planatory notes I by the publisher. | — | [Copyright secured according to law.] | Pittsburgh, | 
 printed by Zadok Cram^^r, | for David M'Keehan, publisher and | proprietor, .... 1807. | 1 
 vol. 12°. i-viii, 9-262 pp. (No illustrations.) 
 
 [There are loveral later ediUona. Tbo book refer* to variooa mammals paitim. See Lewin and Clarke, 1814.] 
 
 Henme, 8. Journey to the northern ocean, by Samuel Heame, in the years 1769, 1770, 1771, 
 and 1772. London, 1807. 
 
 1808. — Cuvler, O. Des os fossiles trouvds dans I'Am^rique septentrionale. <^ Journ. de Pbys. Ixvii, 
 1808, pp. 331-333. 
 
 1811.— ReeB, T. Travels on the Missouri and Arkansaw, by Lieutenant Pike, in 1805 aud- 1800. Edited 
 by T. Bees, esq. London, 1811. • 
 
 18l4.— Brackeniidge, H. M. Views of Louisiana. ... 8°. Pitt«bnrg, 1814. 
 
 . Le'vria, M., and Clarke, W. History | of | the expedition | under the commnnd of | Cap- 
 tains Lewis and Clark, | to | the sources of the Misoouri, | tience | across the Rocky Mount- 
 ains I aud down the | river Columbia to the Pacific Ocean. | Performed during the years 
 1804-5-6. I By order of the | government of the United States. | Prepared for the jiress | by 
 Paul Allen, esquire. | In two volumes. | Vol. I-[II3. | Philadelphia, | published by Bradford 
 and Inskeep; and | Abm. H. Inskeep, Newyork. | J. Maxwell, printer. | 1814. S vols. 8°. 
 
 . • Vol. I, i-xxviii, 1-470 pp., maps. Vol. II, i-ix, 1-5-.J2 pp., maps. (> Vol. II, Chup. VII, " A 
 general description of the beasts, birds, and plants, &c. found by the party in this expedition ", 
 pp. 148-201.) 
 
 [Thl» la the'orlglniil ed. of the authentic Darrattve ; there are many other* later, q. v. See especially Cones, 
 Bull. TT . S. Oeol. Snrv. no. 6, 8d ser. 1876, pp. i 17-444, for an account of Iheae book*, and of nnmeron* ipurloua or 
 oollatpral pnhltcatlnna relatiofc to the travels of theso explorers. 
 
 ' Contains pauim, and particularly at the place above apeclally indicated, an ncoonnt of nnmerous mammals 
 
 observed in the region traversed ; none under binomial names ; some of the acconnts are our original notices 
 of species. Tbo mammalogioal matter is important, as the basis of various binominal species, especially of Ord 
 and Rafincsque.J 
 
 Irtjwis, M., and Clarke, W. Travels | to the | sonrce of the Missouri River | and across the 
 
 American continent | to the | Pacific Ocean. | Performed j by order of the government of the 
 
 United States, | in the years 1804, 1805, and 1806. | — | By Captains Lewis and Clarke. | — | 
 
 Published from the official report, | and | illustrated by a map of the route, | and other maps. 
 
 I — I London : | printed for Longman, Hurst, Reea, Orrae, and Brown, | Puternoeter-Row, | 
 
 — I 1814. One vol. 4P. i-xxiv, 1-663 pp., 1 folding and 2 full-pnge maps. (> Chap. XXIV, 
 " A general description of the beasts, birds, and plants, &c., found by the party in this ex- 
 pedition ", pp. 450-489.) 
 
 (Nearly identical, except In form, with the orig. ed. of same date, I/, v.] 
 
 1819, -Inewli, M., and Clarke, W. Travels | to the source of | the Missonri River | pud across 
 the I American continent | to | the Pacific Ocean. | Performed by order of | the government of 
 the United States, | in the years 1804, 1805, and 1806. | — | By Captains Lewis and Clarke. | 
 
 — I Published from the official report, | and illustrated by a map of the route, | and other 
 maps. I — I A new edition, in three volumes. | Vol. I, [II, III]. | — \ London : | printed for 
 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, | Putemoster-Row, | 1815. 3 vols. 8°. Vol. I, pp. 
 i-xxvi, 1 1. not paged, 1-411, maps 3. Vol. II, pp. i-xii, 1-434, maps 3. Vol. HI, pp. i-xii, 
 1-394. (> Vol. Ill, Chap. XXIV, " A general description of the beasts, birds, plants, &c., found 
 by the party in this expedition", pp. 1-73.) 
 
 [Except in form, and in tome minor details of typography incident to resetting of the typo, tbis is identical 
 with the 4° edition of 1814, g. «. It was reissued, 1817.] 
 
 Lewis, M., and Clarke, W. "Tngebuch e. EntdecknngKieine dnrch Nurd-Amerika In d. 
 Juhren 1804-6. Aus d. Engl. v. Weyland. Mit 1 Korto." <Neuo Bibliothek der wichllgsten 
 Beschreibungen n. s. w. (Weimar, gr.-8°, Bd. i, 1815). 
 
 [Title of a Qerman version, qao:ed from Kayser. See the original, 1814.] 
 
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 MONOGRAPDS OF NORTH AMERICAN RODENTIA. 
 
 30.— Ord, O. "Aunivenial geography, or a view of the present, state of the known world. 
 Originally compiled by William Guthrie, esq. ; the astronomical part by James Fergnaon. 
 Second American edition, 2 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 11415. Third Ameriuan edition, 2 vols. 8vo. 
 and one of maps, Philadelphia, Benjamin Warner, 18-20." 
 
 f'fho fureRoiog copied from Balrd. Tho work is rare. The only copy I have seen is entitled : " A now | geo- 
 graphical, I hlRtiiricnl, | and onuimercial Kraniinar; | and proseot stat« of the | seTeral kingdoms of tho world. | 
 Containing | [ . . . . ) Johnson and Warner. Vol. ii, Philadelphia, 1815." This may not be exactly the 
 snmo iKwk aa cited by Baird; it cooHlsts of p-el. pp., pp. 1-603, maps, and has Ord's loiilogioal matter at pp. 
 390-361, as cited by Buird. Mr. Ord's work here consists of nompiled nominal lists of vortebrates. in which 
 ' . svientillc names are originally iniposrd upon nearly all tho spvctes described by Lewis and Clarke, followed by 
 
 descriptions of many of them. lu the 3d od. above cited IVom Boird, tbo lists of systeraatto names are omitted, 
 but the other zoological matter is retained at pp. 141-160 of vol. i ; Mr. Ord's name, however, is not given.] 
 
 1816-18.— LevHs, M., and Clarke, W. Reize | naar | de Bronnen van den Missonri, | en door 
 het vasto land van America | naar de Zaidzee. | Oedaan op last van de regering dor Veree- 
 nigde Stateii van America, | in do juren 1804, 1H05 en 1806. | Door de Kapiteius | Lewis en 
 Clarke. | Met eene kaart | — | Uit het Engelach vertaald door | N. O. Van Kampen. | — | 
 Eerste, [tweede, dorde en loatste,] deel. | * | Te Dordrecht, | bij A. Bliiss^ & Zoon, | 1816 
 [ 1817, 1818]. 3 vols. 8°. Vi.1. 1, 1816, pp. i-xxxii, 1-398, map. Vol. II, 1817, pp. i-viii, 1-390. 
 Vol. Ill, 1818, pp. i-xii, 1-335. 
 
 (This appears to be a fair and complete version, probably made from the English 3- vol. edition of ISIS, q. v.] 
 
 (prior to).— he Rajie, C. Journal of Charles Le Raye, etc. 
 
 1 1 cite from memory a rare book I have seen ; contains a corions flgure of Antiloeapra.] 
 
 1817 
 1817, 
 
 —Bradbury, J. Travels in the interior of North America in the years 1809, 1810, and 1611. 8° 
 Liverpool, 1817. . . 
 
 Lewis, M., and Clarke, "W. Travels, etc. 
 
 I An Irish edition of the work ; 3 vols. 8°, Dublin, J. Christie, 1817. Said to be like the original.] 
 
 Rafinesque, C. S. Descriptiousof seven new genera of North American quadrupeds. <^Amer. 
 Monthly Mag. ii, 1817, pp. 44-46. 
 
 [Mazamn, Oiplostoma, p. 44 i Gcomys, Cyndmys, Anlsonyz, Mynomos, p. 45; Lynx, p. 40.] 
 
 1810. — Rafinesque, O. 8. Further discoveries in natural history, made daring a journey through the 
 
 Western States. < Amer. Monthly Mag. iii, 1818, pp. 445,446. 
 IMufculus lenropns, M. nigricans, etc.] 
 1819— Leacb, "W. B. Notice of some animals from the arctic regions. ^Thomson, Ann. Phil, xiii, 
 
 1810, pp. co-til. 
 
 Rafineaqne, C. S. Prodrome de soixante-dix nonveaux genres d'animanx d6con verts dans 
 l'ini6rieur des Stats-Uuis d'Am^rique, durant l'ann6e 1818. <[ Jonrn. de Phys. Ixxyviii, 1819, 
 pp. 417-429. 
 
 VTardeu, D. B. A statistical, political, and historical acconut of the United States of North 
 
 America By D. B. Warden. 3 vols. 8". Edinburgh, 1819. 
 
 [Numerous compiled notices of North American mammals.] 
 
 1820 — Harmon, D. W. A journal ot' voyages and travels in the interior of North America, between 
 the 47th and 5Sth degrees of latitude, by Daniel William Harmon, a partner in the North West 
 Company. Andover, 1820. 
 
 Rafinesque, C. S. Annals of nature, or annual synopsis of new genera and species of animals, 
 
 plants &c. discovered in North America. 8°. Pamphl. 1820. 
 Warden, D. B. Description statistique, historique et politique des Stats-Unis de PAm^rique 
 
 septentrioualo, depuis I'dpoque des premiers .^tablissemens Jnsqu'ft nos jours ; par D. B. War- 
 
 den, , . . Edition traduitesnr cello d'Angelterre, . . . 5 vols. 8". Paris, 1820. 
 
 (Tome V, chap, xix, "Des qnadrnpMes ou mammifdrea des Stats-Cnis ", pp. flOS-648. Many clutnge* Intro- 
 
 duoed from tho English edition.] 
 
 1821.— Schoolcraft, B. R. Travels to tho sources of the Missouri Kiver. Albany, 1821. 
 
 1823.— Sabine, J. Narrative of a journey (first) to the shores of the polar seas in 1819-1822. By Cap- 
 
 tain Franklin 4". London, 1823. 
 
 ' ' ; [Ap-pendix, mammals, by J. Sabine. I 
 
 Say, T. Account of an * xpedition from Pittsburgh to the Booky Mountains, performed in tbe 
 years 1819 and '20, under tbo command of Mi^or Stephen II. Long. Compiled by Edwin 
 James. 2 vols. 8^. ]>biladelpbia, 182:S. 
 ' (Contains uiimorous important notices and original deaoriptioos of mammals, by Thomas Say.] 
 
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 1824. — Sabine, B. Jonrnal of n voyage for tbu diecovery of a northwest pawago from tbe Atlantic to 
 the Pacific, iierformcd in tho years 1819 and 1820, in HIh Mnjesty'a sbipa Hcclaand Griper. By 
 Capt. W. K. Parry: with a toientifio appendix. .... 2 vols. 4°. Louduu, 1821. — Supple- 
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 1820.— Harlan, R. Fanna Americana : being a description of tbe niaromiferous anim.ils inhabiting 
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 * Pbiludulpbia, Carey, Lea & Carey, Cbestnnt-Htreet, 1H28. [Eng. title, 264 pp., 9 pU.] 
 
 |Th« foresning is tlin origtnal oditinD, now a mther raro work. A second rdition, in three vols. 8°, woa 
 published in 1831, at Philadelphia, by Stoddart iL Atherton. It In supposed to have been printed from the oriK- 
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 1827. — Harlan, R, Notice of certain prepared specimens of quadrupeds in tbo posscsfiion of a gentle- 
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 [All but 3 of the I'J spp. desuribed are new, these short notices anticlpatini; the fuller descriptions in the 
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 lateralis, Sclurtis (Tsrains) qaadrlvltutns, Pteromys sabriuns, P. alfUons, p. 519; Lepus (Lngomys) piloccpe, 
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 RichardaoQ, J. Fauna | Bureali-Americana; | or tbe | eoology f of tbe | northern parts | of | 
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 late northern land j expeditions, undercommand of Captain Sir John Franklin, R.N. | By | John 
 Richardson, M. D., F. R. S., F. L. S. | ... | surgeon and naturalist to tbe expeditions. | Assisted 
 by I William Swainaon, F. B. S., F. L. S., &jc., \ and the Reverend William Kirby, M. A., F. B. 
 8., F. L.8., &c. 1 — I Illustrated by linmerous plates, ] — | Published nnder the authority of 
 the right honourable tbo secretary of j state for colonial afi'airs. ) — | London-: | John Murray, 
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 Part first, containing tbo quadrupeds. By John Richardson, pp. xlii, 1 1., 300, pU. 27. 4<^. 
 
 (One of the moat important works ever published on Xorth American mammals; for many years aprincipjl 
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 1829-33. — Eaohspboltz, F.- Zoologischer Atlas, enthaltend Abbildungen und Beschreibungen neuer 
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 Folio. Berlin, i-iii, 1829, iv, 1831; v, 18.33. 
 
 (The last part, posthumous, edited by Dr. M. H. liathke, contains descriptiouH and flgurea of Canis ochropna, 
 Arctomyscaligata, Oris nivioota, etc.] 
 
 1830.— Oapper, — . Observations on tbe quadrupeds found in the district of Upper Canada extending 
 Itetween York and Lake Simeoe, with the view of illustrating their geographical distribution, 
 OH well OS of describing some species hitherto unnoticed. <^ Zool. Jouru. v, 1830, pp. 201-20"', 
 
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 1831. — Ellsworth, H. L. Notes on the wild animals of Illinois. < 111. Mag. July, 1831 ; Fentherston- 
 
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 ° Harlan, R. Critical notices of varions orgMoio rrmains hitherto discovered in North America. 
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 ■■•■I and of a residence in the arctic regions. By Sir John Ross. ... 1 vol. 4°. London, 1835. 
 llno'.udiDg account of the objects in tlie sevrral departments of natnral hiatory aeen Mid diacovered doting 
 the expedition, by Captain Jamea Clarli Boaa, R. N.} 
 
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 mand of Captain Back, R. N. By Richard King, M. B. C. 8. ... 2 vols. 12°. London, 
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 200 woodcuts. 8°. xviii, 526 pp. London, John Van Voorst, . . . 1837. 
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 [An imporUnt oommentsry 00, and dlgeat of, the then state of our knowledge on the anbjeot. Some now 
 species are described.) 
 
 1839.— Bachnum, J. Description of several new species of American quadrupeds. <^Joam. Acad. 
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 : . Baohman, J. Additional species to the list of Mr. Townsend's quadrupeds. < Journ. Acad. 
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 [ThisTolumehassccondorytitle:-" Vol. in.— Journal and remarks. I83a-I«16. By ChailnsDarrvln. . . . •* 
 Contoinb important notioea of animals. There is on American edition, 3 vols. 16°. Now York, Harper & 
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BIBLIOGR. APPENDIX— B. FAUNAL PUBUCATIONS. 
 
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 1840.— De Kay, J. B. Letter from J. £. De Kay, of the zoological department. May 7, 1839. < State of 
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 species are given, inolnding all those then knowb to inhabit Korth America. The work has not be«n recog- 
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 1842-75.— Lewis, Bl, and Clarke, W. History | of | the expedition | under the command of Cap- 
 tains Luwis and Clarke, | to | the sources of the Missouri, tkence across the Rocky | Mount- 
 ains, and down the river Columbia to the | Pacific Ocean : performed during the | years 
 1804, 1805, 1800, | by order of the | government of the United States. | Pr«;pare<l for the press | 
 
I. '-"I 
 
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 MONOGRAPHS OF NORTH AMERICAN RODENTIA. 
 
 'by Pttiil Alleu, esq. | Revised and nbrid;;ed by the otrission of onimportant de- | tails, with an 
 introduction and notes, | by Archibald M'Viukar. | In two volumos. | Vol. i[-ii]. | New York, 
 Hurpnr & UruthcrR, piiblishers, | Frnuklln Sqnare, 1H68. 
 
 (Two vols. 1(>°, HoiDO of the iuuei forDiiog part of Ilartwr'ii aeries, "The Family Librnry". Vol. I, pp. i-vi, 
 , ■>' l*-v*, Til -li, 5.1-371, 3 maps. Vol. ii, pp. i-i, 11-39.'!, 3 map*. (>Vol. ii, Appomlix, "Further eonmeratlon and 
 
 deacription of tbo qoadraped*, birda. flabua, nnd planU noticed doring (bp expedition", pp. 330-.'l79.) 
 
 Momorandn of rb« datea of tbo Rocceaalvu iRauea, moat of wiiicli oonaiated of iUOcopiea: — September, 1849 1 
 January, le^^; May, IMi; Janaary, 1844; July, lH4.'>i April, 1847; May, IKiO; Auxuiit, 1831 ; Jane, 1835; April, 
 1858; Novomlwr, 18(10; Fiibrimry, 1868; HikT«h, 1871 (vui. ii); April, 1679 (vol. I) ; February, 1874 (vol. ii)i De- 
 cember, 187S (vol. i) ; in nil fourteen iaauea «f the whole woric, under a'xteou different datea. 
 
 This Is an editorial abi idKmoDt, or digest, of (be original of 1814, g. c, fitilbfully and, oo tbo whole, Judl* 
 oionaiy exeouUid. The natarol-biatory chapter, besides being relegated to an appendix, ia trauspoaed aa to ita 
 botanical and zmdogical purtiona. It ia fartbermoro abridged at tho editor'a diacretton, the omlaalona belDK 
 indicated by asteriska. A now fifstare ia foot-noto referencea to the pagea of the body of the work on which 
 the various apoclea were before mentioned. Thia is a valuable set of orosa-referenoes, for the narratlvo ao- 
 oouiita aoattered through the work are often no Iea< important thou the formal notices themaelves.J 
 
 1843. — Harlan, R. Reniarku on Prof. Owen'H letter. [About Harlan's notice of new fossil mammalia.] 
 < Am. Journ. 8ci. and Aii;8, xlv, 1843, pp. 208-211. 
 
 1843-45. — Oray, J. B. Zoolofjy of the voyage of II. M. 8. Snlphnr, nuder the command of Captain Sir 
 Edward Delcher Parts i, ii. Mammalia. By J. £. Gray. 4°.- London, 1843-45. 
 
 1844. — Oregg, J. Cnmmerce of the prairies, 2 vols. 12°. Philadelphia, 1844 
 
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 prnirie-dngs, etc.] 
 
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 Tennessee and from Texas. <[ Am. Journ. Soi. and Arts (2), i, 1846, art. xii, pp. 244-SCO, with 
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 Falconer, H , and Cantley, P. T. Fauna antiqua sivalent>is, being the fossil zoology of tho 
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 title, ;m pp., 2a pii. 
 
 , '" Hallo^rell, B. [Descriptioii of the locality whence a collection of fossil bones presented to the 
 academy by Mr. Wni. Puucoast had been obtained, and an enumeration of the same.] <[ Proc. 
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 Vol. ii, pub. by V. G. Audubon, 1851, title, pp. 334, 1 1., pll. 51-100. Vol. iii, pub. by same, 
 1853-54 (entitled " The quadrupeds of North America", date 1854 on title-page), 1 p. 1., pp. v, 
 348, pll. 101-155. 
 
 (Tbo plutes of ibis work are said to have been originally publiahod iu numbers, in oblong folio, without text, 
 beginning aa fur back as 1840. The plates in tbe edition above given are in roy. 8°, intercalated with tho text. 
 j„ . Another edition or rrpriut, in roy. 8°, platrs intercalatttd, appears, pub. by V. G. Audubon, in numbers, 
 
 ' '• ■' 1851-54, deaigncd to bo bound in 3 vo's. The cepy examined is as follows:— ''The quadrupeds of North Amer- 
 ica ... . Vol. i. New York, pubiisbod by V. O. Audubon, 18Jl ", pp. i-vlil, 1-384, plL 1-50 , Vol. ii (nu title-pagr>), 
 pp. 1-334, 1 I., pll 51-100. Vol. iii, ieS4, 1 p. 1., pp. i-v, 1-348, pll. 101-133. Vols, ii and iii thus sfem to bo identical 
 with lliu originals. Though vol. iii Is dated 1854, pp. 1-354 are said to have appeared lu 18S), tbo remainder 
 ill li<>4, 
 ■ ' ,) _' TboBO authors treat of 197 species, of which about 100 are fignreii. Few are here dencribcd an new, the 
 
 Y 1 original desoripl ions having mostly appoared elmtwherc. Bee r. 7. under datea 18.'i9 aud 1841. liii) t ethnical 
 portions of the work ure supposed to lie luaiuly ottribulablu to Bachiuan, tbe other auilior having attended to 
 tbo illuatrationa and porlions of the biograubicul matter. Many of tho plates were drawn by J. W. Audubon.] 
 
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BIBLIOGB. APPENDIX— B. FADNAL PUBLICATIONS. 
 
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 and ArtB (■^), xxxiv, lHti2, art. xvii, pp. 1H8-199. 
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 Wilder, B. O. [On a live Troglodytes niger.] <^rroo. Boston Goc. Nat. Hist, ix, 1863, pp. 
 
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 1864.— Blake, C. C. On tbe syndactylons condition of tbe hand in man and tbe anthropoid apes. 
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 Plovf er, TV. H. On tbo brain of tbe rod bowling monkey (Mycettss seniculus, Linn.). <Proc. 
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 Tucker, D. Ou certain modern views coucerning tbe ordinal arrangement of the higher niam- 
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 Editorial. Casts of various parts of the structure of the gorilla. <^ Am. Journ. Sci. aud Arts 
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 1866 —Wood, J. Oa the muscles of the shoulder and arm of man. <^ Clark's Journ. Anat. aud Pbys. 
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 1867. — Allen, H. [Remarks ou the tertiary occipital condyle iu man.^ <^Proc. Acad, Nat. Sci. Phila. 
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 1872.— Cope, H. D. [Intelligeuce iu monkeys.] <Pi-oo. Acad. Nitt. Sci. Phila. 1872, pp. 40,41 ; Am. 
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 July 2, 1874. 
 1875.-AlaBka [i. c, H. W. Elliott]. Tho leap of the bighorns [Ovis montana]. < Am. Sports. March 
 
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 Batty, J. H. Diseobcd liver iu deer. < Forest and Stream, Jan. 7, 1875. 
 Batty, J. H. [On presence of a canine tooth in Cariacns virginianus.] < Forest and Stream, 
 
 Feb. (>, 1875. 
 Caton, J. D. Antlers [their mode of growth, etc.]. < Rod and Gun, Nov. 27, 1875. 
 
 * Caton, J. D. Wounds from deers' antlers. < Am. Sports. April 10, 1875. .. . 
 
 Coues, B. Chips from the buffalo's workshop. < Forest and Stream extra, printed for spedal 
 
 distribution, April 1, 1875. . 
 
 (A humorous contribution to scafology.l . ' 
 
 "B." Does with horns. < Forest and Stream, Jan. 28, 1875. 
 
 Fltzinger, L. J. Die Gattnngen dor Familie der Hirsche (Cervi) nach ihrer natUrliohen Ver- 
 
 wandtsc'haft. < Sitz. d. K. Akad. Wiss. math.-naturw. Classe, Ixviii, 1. Abth. 1874, pp. 332-362. 
 Flower, W. H. On the structure ami afUnities of the musk deer (Moechus moseblferus, Linn.). 
 
 < Proc. Zool. Soj. Lond. 1875, pp. 159-190, many figg. 
 [lucludes an important examination of the etructur j and dasglflcation of Uie ruminanta at large.] 
 
 "Pacific." No gall in deer. < Forest and Stream, Feb. 4, 1875. 
 "Tahawas." Freaks of nature in deer. < Forest and Stream, Feb. 11, IW5. 
 " W. W. B." Worms in deers' livers. < Forest and Stream, Jan. 28, 1875.- 
 1876 -Allen, J A. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Kentucky. | N. 8. Shaler, director. | Yol. i. 
 Part ii. I - I The American bisons, | living and extinct. | By J. A. Allen. | With twelve plates 
 and map I — | University press, Cambridge: | Welch, Bigelow, & Co. | 1876. 
 
 Memoirs of the Museum of Con.parative Zoology, | at Harvard College, Cambridge, Mass. | 
 Vol iv No. 10. I — I The American bisons, | living and extinct. | By J. A. Allen. | Published 
 by permission of N. S. Shaler. director of the Kentucky | Geological Survey. | With 12 plates 
 and a map. | University press, Cambridge: | Welch, Bigelow, & Co. | 1876. 
 4°. pp. i-ix, 1-246, 1 col. map, 12 pll., 13 11., 2 woodcnts in text. Ed. of 600 copies. 
 ITheae two pubUoatlons were aimuUaneone, and only differ In the Utlea. The following are the contentei- 
 
 Tltle. p. 1. 
 
 Preliminary note (N. S. Shaler). p. ill. 
 
 Introdaction. pp. v-ix. 
 
 Paht I. 
 
 i. Distlnotire oharaoterlstlca and affintties of the bisons, pp. 1-3. 
 
 8. General historical account of tho remains of oiticct bisons hitherto found in North America, pp. 3-7. 
 
 3. Description of the extinct species, pp. 7-31. , ,., , « _.v a_,.j-. 
 
 4. Geographical distribution and geological position of the remains of the extinct bisons of North America 
 
 j-p. 38-35. 
 
 5. Relation of the existing species of bisons to the extinct species, pp. 35, 36. 
 
 6. Description of the existing species, pp. 36-70. .. , . 
 
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 Surv Terr, for 1875, 1877, pp. 443-5H7. [Ed. of 7,000 cop.; also separate, 1, (WO cop.] 
 rA-P"bHc«ti«« of .;« ori^nVl memoir («e 1876) nnder Dr. Conesydltorahip, with th^ 
 1 The oDiUiiioi. of iholUiMtratlonii, explanatory pBRes, and textual references. « , . .h..^.„. 
 
 ' I Soomr^lonof the porUon rolatin«to the extinct specie., the present reprint being conflued to U« on. 
 
 existing species, boRinnlng at page 36 of the original. 
 3 The Incorporation of the appendices in the body of the text. 
 "'•"»': 4 Thp, addition of ranch new matter by the nuthor himself. ,,,,., 
 
 5 Vari^ minor modiflcations with the slight alteration, .hlefly verbal, of context '-f-*; '«"♦"• .. 
 -^" • Aul«tlonof the title and «,bstitutio„ of editorial preface for the preliminary matter of the origna. 
 
 /O .. ^n:rS^T;^'5£SXSV..-y«fmoai«cat.on«ofthet^^^^ 
 
 cI^^j'd! The I antelope and deer | of | America. | A comprehensive scientific treatise upon 
 : ■ • ^ tSlxal I histiry,incS.dingthecharaeteristic«,habi,s, | f "»';^^«"^^'P*''';^y/°;t?D 
 tiratio., of the I Antiloeapraand Cervida, of North America. | By | John Dean Caton, LL. D. 
 NrY^^ I published iy Hurd & Houghton. | Boston: H O. Houghton and Com,mny_ 
 Cambridge: The Riverside Press. 1 1877. 1 vol. 8o. pp. i-xv, (incl. titles and portrait), 
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 O.-PERISSODACT* LA. 
 
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 < M6m. Acad. Sci. Paris, 173a, pp. 511-516. 
 
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 Autu Acad. Leop. Carol. Nat. Cur. xii, part 2, 1825, pp. (19r>-708,2 pll. 
 
 L827.— Breaohet, O. Uel>or die Geaicbtsnerveu dcs Pferdes. <[ Ileusinger's Zeitacbr. f. organ. Pbys. i, 
 18J7, pp. 4«>2-4)>4, 2 pll. 
 
 Oeoffroy St.-Hllaire, tl, Sur nn fcetna do cheval polydactyle ayant aes dolgia s6par£a par nne 
 niembruuo. < Ann. Sci. Nat. xi, 1827, p. 224 ; Heusiuger's Zeitscbrift, i, 1827, pp. 418, 419. 
 
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 1830. -Oravea, R. J. An account of a peculiarity, not bilherlo defcrilied, in tbe ankle or bock-joint of 
 
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 649, pp. 164-168. 
 
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 18:W-3l, p. 94. 
 
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 authors. . . . Illustrated by thirty-Qve coloured plates, with portrait and memoir of Gesner. 
 W. H. Lizars, Edinburgh ; Armour & Ramsey, Montreal ; Ramsey, Armour &, Co., Kingston; 
 and Ramsey & M'Kendrick, Hamilton. 16°. 352 pp., 35 pll. 
 
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 Linn. Nonuaudie, vii, 1842, pp. 19-35. 
 
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 with lig. 
 
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 ing its healthy action and remedying its disease, by a new method of shoeing. 12°. 106 pp. 
 Dublin, 1847. Loudon, Longmans. 
 
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 pi. 2. 
 
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 Prout, H. A. Description of a fossil maxillary bone of a palseotherium, from near White River. 
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 1849. — Brandt, J. F. De rhinocerotis antiquitalis, sen ticborhini, sen pallasii, stractnra externa et 
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 don, 1872, pp. 624,625, pi. 45. 
 Oray, J. E. Notes ou a new species of taprr (Tnpirus loucogenys) from the snowy regions of 
 
 tlie Cordilleras of Ecuador, and on the young spotted tapirs of tropical America. <.Proc. 
 
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 Perkins, G. H. Calculi from the stomach of a horse. <[ Am. Nat. vi, 1872, pp. 552-554. 
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 MONOOUArilS OF NOllTII AMERICAN KODENTIA. 
 
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 1890.— R^dar^*, M. L«' cliiwwMir UiipiiT ou Tort d« prendro I«8 \M\\im [Tulpa] por den nioyoiiH nun 
 «it fiMMltm; pr^^c^'iW d« li-iir hmtnlri) nalurulln . . . Noiivello (Edition, niiKinoiiK^ti d'liri trultrt 
 mir lit dt-Hlriirtion dt-H uniiiiHiix «'t dcB inwctcH iiiiinil)l«it iiii Jiirdiiiano. Oiivriinc orntf d« ilKiiruii. 
 IHO. Kl pp., a pll. r«riB, la Lilirairie Knoy(;l(>p«Sdi(iue de Horct, lH.''iO. 
 
 18Sa.— Peters, "W. IMm di« OobinnfoniiBl d«r SpitzniiiiuM!. < HiTiclitu lUirlin. Akad. ia''>2, pp. 160-179 ; 
 An-hiv f. NiitiirK. xviii, IWia, pp. !«0-227; Fror. Tag«»l)«r. no. 570 (Zool. ill, IHSi), pp. 81-86. 
 
 1893.— Caaaln, J. [Exbibitioii of a n«w mole, Scalopn nintalle»c«MiH (doner, nulla).] <Proc. Aoad. 
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 1899.— Ayrea, W. O. [Ou Scalops califoruicus, sp. n.] < Proc. Cala. Acud. 8ci. i. May, 1855, p. 54. 
 1896.— Kennicott, R. Zoology of Illinois. The silvery shrew mule or ground mole of Illinois— Soalopa 
 
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 1898.— Oiebel, C. O. Osteologische Eigenthllmlichkeiten des nordamerikanischou Wassermnlls (8ca- 
 
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 Verrlll, A. B. List of the species of the family Soricidie, kuown to inhabit New England. 
 
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 Verrlll, A. B. Notice of a species of Neosorex from Massachusetts, and of Sorex thompsoni 
 
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 Petera, W. Uber uene Eichhomarteu [Sciuridm] aus Mexico, Costa Rica nnd Guiana, so wie 
 
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 Fltslngar, L. J. ()b«r <lli) nntlirlictut Fnnillit) <li<r HtihrrllHHlor (MncroactUiihw) nnil ili«> (l«riM«]lion 
 
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 (Horioiw) anK^hiirlKun Artttn. <8itz. matb.-nHt. CI. K. Akwl. VViiw. Wiun (1), Ivil, 18(17, pp. 
 
 iwi-iHO, 4'2.vrii4, r>H;M;44. 
 
 Mlvart, St. O. Notes on th*t oHteoloKj- of tli« InM-ctivora. <[ Joiirn. Atint. and IMiyH. i, 18(17, 
 
 pp. i{Hl-:Utt; ii, pp. 117-154. (Frincb tranHlatioii : NottmHnr roMt6olo|{iu dim inHuotlvorea. . . . 
 
 < Aou. 8oi. Nat. Tm) »6r. Z<k>1. «t Pal^ont. viii, lH(i7, pp. \Ul-UM; ix, 18(M, pp. ait-:i7!{.) 
 1868.— Leldy, J. [Hxtinut InNoclivorn IVoni Dukofa.] < Troc. I'blln. Acad. lH(iH,pp.:iir>,:U(l. 
 
 Moaaley, H. N., and Laukeater, B. R. On the nuuienclaturo of niamnuilliin ti'«lb,nnd on 
 
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 1869.— Fltalnger, L. J. Die nutUrliubu Familie dnr Maulwilrfe (Talpas) und ibre Arteii, nach kritisobun 
 
 Uiil^rHucbunKen. < Sitz. uiatb.-nat. CI. K. Akad. VVIm. Wien (1), lix, 186U, pp. 35:i-4!W. 
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 CI. K. Akud. Wi88. Wicn, Ix, WW, pp. 2ti:i-iWa 
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 Dnnsk. Ved. Sulnk. Forbandl. f. 18(19, pp. 171-178, witb woodcuts. 
 
 1869-71.— Brandt, B. UnterHnchnngen Ul)cr dits OubiHs dur Spitzniiiuse. <^ Bull. 8<>c. Imp. Nat. Mos- 
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 oola, p. 650 i S. (NoUosorex) vrawl'ordi, p. 651 ; S. (N.) evotis, p. 653 ; Blarlna (Sorioiaous) mexicaua, p. 653, spp. on.] 
 
 . -. •-' N.-RODENTIA. 
 
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 1688. — Wepfer, JT. J Anatomia aliquot Castorum. 
 (1088). pr. 349-371, 
 
 Augustifl Vindel. 1085. 8°. 223 pp., 2 pll. 
 
 < Ephemer. Acad. Nat. Cur. Dec. 1, Ann. 2, 1071 
 
 
10G2 
 
 MONOGRAPHS OF NORTH AMERICAN RODENTIA. 
 
 1740.— Sairasin, — . Lettro touchant I'anatomie du Castor. < M(5in. Acad. Sci. Paris, 1704, pp. 48-66. 
 1727.— Sarrasin, — . Observations sur le porc-6pic. < M<!m. Acad. Sci. Paris, 1727, pp. 383-396. 
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 1, 1733, pp. 136-140, 2 pll. 
 
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 1772. — Barrington, D. Investigation of the specific characters wbicb distingnisb tbe rabbi^. from tbe 
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 tli« tail longer than on the bo<ly. Length, 3 inches ; tail, Ii inches. This cannot be any known American ani< 
 mal. Probably truly Myoxua.J 
 
 1812.— Lava gna, — . Soggio di sperienze sopra la riproduzione di denti negli animali rosicauti 
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 1870.— Klrkland, J. P. Hybrid rabbit. < Am. Nat. iv, 1870, p. 375. « - . ■ . >^ 
 
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 thu pntaeut work : Hpecius of the faiuily ruduovd to 85, with numerous varieties— Tumins quadrivittatng Tar. 
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 "M. P. McK." Squirrel [S. curolinensis] breeding- in confinement. <^ Am. Sports. Apr. 4, 1874. 
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 und palasoutologischeu Verhiiltnisse, sowie seine geographische Verbreitung, nebst Bemer- 
 . kuugen liber die iniociiue Flora und Insecteafauua des Hochnordens. < M6ib. Acad. St. P^tersb. 
 
 xvi, no. 5, 1870, pp. 84, with 3 pll. 
 Cope, B. D. Fourth contribution to the history of the fauna, o< the miocene and eocene periods 
 of the United States. < Proc, Am. Philos. Soc. Pliila. x? , 1 . ". pp, 285-294. 
 
 [Mammals, Eschrichtius polyporus (sp.nov.), Mesoteras keiTifxna -v . fc< -p. aov.), Sus », Thinotho- 
 
 rium aimulatum (gen.ot sp. nov.).] 
 Cope, B. D. [Remarks on vertebrate remains from oaves of Anguilla, W. I.] <Proo. Am. 
 Philos. Soc. Phila. xi, 1870, p. 608. 
 
 (Loxomylus latidens characterized, and bones of a small deer referred to.J 
 Leidy, J. [On Uromatherium silvestre : its apparent want of a mandibular condyle. ] < Proc. 
 
 Acud. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1870, p. 9. 
 Leidy, J. [Ri'imarks on Megacerops coloradensis, n. s.] <Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1870, 
 pp. 1,2. 
 1871.— Cope, B. D. The method of creatiou of organic forum. <Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 
 1871, pp. 220-263 
 Cope, B. D. [Note on] the Port Kennedy Done Cftvetn. < Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii> 
 1871, p. 15. 
 
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 1871. — Cope, B. D, Preliminary report on the verfebrata discovered in tbe Port Kennedy Bone Cave 
 
 [Chester County, Penna. ). < Proc. Am. Pbilos. Boo. Phila. xii, 1871, pp. 73-102, flgg. 1-20. 
 ' [Kenialns of 34 spfcoloaof mammalia, nearly all Mctiuct, aafollowo:— Edentata, 6j Rodentla, 14 ; In»pctlvora, 
 
 8; UnKnlata, 10; Carnlvora, 4. Tbe foUowinK described as new :— Megalonyx loxodon, M. wboatleyl, M. sphe- 
 nodoo, M. tortaluR, SclaniH calyoinus, Arvicola speotben, A. tetradelta, A. didelta, A. Involuta, A. sigmodus, A, 
 hlatldenn, Erethlson cloaoiunm, Praotherlum palatinnm.J 
 Leidy, J. Notes on the American mastodon and other fossils. < Am. Journ. 8ci. and Arts, 3d 
 ser. i, 1871, pp. 63-65. (From Proc. Acad. Nat. 8cl. Phila. Sept. 1870.) 
 *'- Leidy, J. Report on the vertebrate fossils of the tertiary formations of the West. < Ann. Rep. 
 
 U. 8. Geol. Surv. Terr, for 1870, 1871, pp. 340-370. 
 '- ' > [A general summary, ao far as mammals are concerned, of the same antbor's "Extinct Mammalian Fauna of 
 
 Dakota and Nebraska ".] 
 Marah, O. C. Notice of some new fossil mammals from the tertiary formation. ■< Am. Journ. 
 ,. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. ii, 1871, pp. 3.5-44. 
 
 [8pp. nn. Titanoths;riam f anceps, Palieosyops minor, Lopblodon balrdlanns, L. aCBnis, L. nanus, L. pnmilus, 
 > Anchitberinm gracilis, Lophiotherium <nov. gen.) ballardl, Elotheiium lentus. Platygonus ziegleri, P. atriatna, 
 
 P.? condoni, Diootyles hegperius, Uypwidua gracilis, Limnotherium tyrannus, L. ologans.J 
 Marsb, O. C. Notice of some new fossil mammals and birds from the tertiary formations of 
 " the West. < Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. ii, 1871, pp. 120-127. 
 
 [Mammals, spp. nn. Arotomysvetug.OeomysbiBuloatus, Sciuravus (nov. gen.) nltldns, S. undans, Triacodon 
 (noT. gen.) fallaz. Cants montanus, VulpaTUs (ndv. gen.) palnstrls, Ampbicyon augustidens ] 
 1872.— [Cope, B. D.] The armed Metalophodon. l^anon."] < Am. Nat. vi, 1872, pp. 774, 775. 
 
 Cope, B, D. Descriptions of some new vertebrata from the Bridger group of tbe eocene. = Pa- 
 ;, Iffiont. Bull. no. 1, July 291 1872, pp. 1-C ; < Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, pp. 460-465. 
 
 [Mam. (pp. 1-3), spp. nn. Mesonyx obtusidens, Triacodon aculeatns, Lopbiotborium pygmgeuni.] 
 Cope, B. D. Second account of the new vertebrata from the Bridget eocene. =Palaiont. Bull, 
 no. 2, Aug. 3, 1872, pp. 1-3 ; < Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. xii, 1872, pp. 466-468. 
 -t. [Spp. nn. Helothertum procyoninam, Stypoluphus (gen. nov.) pnngens, PantohAtea (gen. nov.) longienndni 
 
 ':-'! («tc), Fseudotumus (gen. nov.) biaus.] 
 
 Cope, B. D. Third account of new vertebrata from the Bridger eocene of Wyoming Valley. 
 = PaltBont. Bull. no. 3, Aug. 7, 1872, pp. 1-4 ; < Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, pp. 469-472. 
 , (Mamm. (pp. 1, 9), spp. nn. Stypolophns insectivorus, S. brevicoloaribus, Miacis (gen. nov.) patvlvorus, Toml- 
 
 ,;; J tbeiium (gen. nov.) rostratum.] 
 
 .i Cope, B. D, Notices of new vertebrata from the upper waters of Bitter Creek, Wyomii g Terri- 
 tory. .-=PaliBont. Bull. no. 6, Aug. 20, 1872, pp. 1-4 ; < Proc. Am. Philos. Soc Phila. xii, 1872, pp. 
 .;: 48.3-48«). [Mam. spp. nn. Synoplotberium (gen. nov.) ianius, Eobasileus (geu. nov.)c()mutus.] 
 
 Cope, B. D. Second notice of extinct vetebrates from Bitter Creek, Wyoming. =rPala5ont. 
 Bull. no. 7. Aug. 22, 1872, pp. 1, 2 ; < Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, pp. 487, 488. 
 [Spp. nn. PalreoMyops vallidene, Loxolopbodon cornutus, L. furoatns, L. pressicornis.] 
 Cope, B. D. On Btttbmodon, an extinct genus of ungulates. < Proc. Phil. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872 
 
 * .1 pp. 417-420. [Spp. nn. Bathuiodou radians, B. seraicinctus.] 
 
 • ;; Cope, B. D. [On Bathmodon radians, n. sp.] < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1872, p. 38. 
 
 *■"— Cope, B. D. On the cranium of a hump-backed whale [Megaptera bellicosa]. <[ Proc. Acad. 
 Nat. Sci Phila. 1872, p. 11. 
 Cope,B. D. On the dentition of Metalophodon. <Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, pp. 
 542-545. 
 ' • Cope, B. D. On a new genus of Pleurodira from tbe eocene of Wyoming. < Proc. Am. Phil. 
 ' • Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, pp. 472,473. [Includes also the ungulate species Kotharctr vasacciensis.] 
 
 Cope, B. D. On a new vertebrate genus from the northern part of the tertiary basin of Green 
 River. =Palffiont.Bnll. no. 8, Oct. 12, 1872, p. 1 ; <Proc Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, p. 554. 
 [Anaptomorphus atmnlus.] 
 Cope, B. D. On the vertebrate fossils of the Wahsatcb strata. < Ann. Rep. U. S. Geol. Surv. 
 
 Terr, for 1871, 1872, pp. 350-353. [On tbe genus Bathmodon.] 
 Cope, B. D. Telegram reapectiug extinct proboscidians from Wyoming. = Palroont. Bull. no. 
 5, Aug. 19, 1872 (10 lines); also, somewhat modified, Proc. Am. Philos. Soc. Phila. xii, 1872, p. 
 580, q. V. [Loxolopbodon cornutus, L. furcatus, L. pressicornis.] 
 Leidy, J. On some new species of fossil mammalia from Wyoming. <^ Am. Jonrn. Sci. and Arts, 
 3d ser. iv, 1872, pp. 239, 240, 
 
 [Spp. nn. Paleosyops bumilis, Uintatberinm robuslum, Uintamastlx atroz] 
 
 /^^t;i, j*.l jr .■-jrufli7-.".2U*.'UGja;^ -Tf*ii-Ja!;£ii** - 
 
 ■».., I.,....»J» 
 
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 1872.— Iieidy, J. On tbe fossil vertebrates of the early tertiary formation of Wyoming. <^ Ann. Bep. 
 
 U. 8. Geol. Surv. Terr, for 1871, 1872, pp. 353-372. [Mammals, pp. 353-.T65.] 
 Marab, O. C Communication on the discovery of new Roolty Mountain fossils. <[Proc. Am. 
 
 Philos. Soc. Pbila. xii, 1872, pp. 578. 579. 
 Marsh, O. C. Discovery of fossil Quadramana in the eocene of Wyoming. <| Am. Journ. Soi. 
 
 and Arts, 3d ser. iv, 1872, pp. 405, 406. 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Note on a new genns of carnivores from tbe tertiary of Wyoming. <^ Am. Jonm. 
 8ci. and Arts, 3d ser. iv, 1872, p. 406. 
 
 [Oreocyon, type-Bpeoies O. latideus^LimnofelU Istldeos, Unrsh.] 
 Marsh, O. C. Note on Tinoc.eras anoeps. <[ Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. iv, 1874, p. 322. 
 
 [TitoDotherium t anoeps referied u> Tinoceros, and itahtd to be a Proboaoidino.l 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Noticeof a new species of Tinoceras. <^ Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. iv, 1872, 
 p. 3-i'3. [Tinoceras grandis. The peculiar gronp to which it belongs nanted Tinocerid».] 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Notice of some remarkable fossil mammals. <^ Am. Jourd. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. 
 iv, 1872, pp. 34;{, 344. 
 
 (DInocera* Iscnstris described. Dinoceras and Tinoceras considered as representing a distinct order, called 
 Diaocera.] 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Preliminary de«icription of new tertiary mammals. Parti. <Am. Jonm. Soi. 
 and Arts, 3d ser. iv, 1872, pp. 122-128. 
 
 [Spp. nu. Palnosyops luticeps, Telmatotberium (nor. gen.) vnlidus, Lymnohyus (nov. gon.) robnstus, Hyra. 
 ohuH priiioopa, Homaoodon (nov. gen.) vagans, Lyninocyou (dot. gen.) verns, Viverraviis <nov. gen.) gmcilis, 
 Nyotitberiam (nov. gen.) velox, N. prisons, Talpavos (nov. gon.) nitidus.] 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Preliminary description of new tertiary mammals. Parts ii,iii,iv. < Am. Journ. 
 Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. iv, 1872, pp. 202-224. 
 
 (Spp. nn. LiDinofells (nov. gen.) ferox, L. Utidens, Lymoocyon riparlns, L. egills, Thinocyon (nov. gen.) veloz, 
 Viverravus (t) oitldns, TbinnleHtes (nov. gen.) anceps, Telnialestes (uov. gen.) orassuH, Liniuotbevinni afflne, Uro- 
 hippus pumilns, Uelohyas (nov. gen.) plicudoo, Tbinotberiuro (nov. gen.) validuni, Passalacodon (nov. gen.) lito- 
 ralii), AuiHacodoQ (uov. gen.) elegitnit, Oentetodon (nov. gen.) pulcber, Stenocodon (nov, gen.) rams, Antiacodon 
 (nov. gen.) veniistus, Bathrodou (nov. gen.) typus, B. anneotens, Mesacodon (nov. gen.) speoiosus, Hciniaco<lon 
 (nov. gen.) gracilis, H. oanns. H. pncilliis (ne), Ceutetodon altidens, Entomodon (nov. gen.) coniptns, Entona- 
 codou (nov. gen.) mtnutiis, C'etracodon (nov. gen.) delioatas, Nyctilestes (nov. gen.) serotinns, ZIphnoodon (uov. 
 gen.) ragatus, Harpolodon (nov. gen.) sylvestris, H. vnlpinas, Orotberium 'nov. gen.) nlntanum, Uelaletes (nov. 
 * gen.) boop, Paramys robnstus, Tillomys (nov. geu.) senez, T. parvus, Taxymys (nov. gen.) Incaiis, Sciuravus 
 
 parvideos. Colonomys (nov. gen.) celer, Apatemys (nov. gen.) bellus, A. Iiellulus, Eutcnuicodon angnstideus, Iria- 
 oodou grandis, T. nanas, Euryacodon (nov. gen.) lepidos, Paleaaoodon vagas.] 
 
 1873. — Adams, A. Ii. Field and forest rambles, with notes and observations on tbe natural history of 
 Eastern Canada. 8°. London, 1873. 
 
 [List of mammals, pp. 395, SP6, and many valaable noit» jxutim.] 
 
 Cope, B. D. Second notice of extinct vertebrata from tbe tertiary of the plains. =:Palseont. 
 Bull. no. 15, Aug. 20, 1873, pp. 1-6. 
 
 [Uamm. spp. nn. PalffiolagusagapetiUus. Colotaxis cristatns, Hyraoodon qnadripUoatns, H. aoridens, Symboro* 
 don tornis, Miobosileus opbryoa, Megaceratups acer, M. heloceras.] 
 
 Cope, B. D. Third notice of extinct vertebrata of the tertiary of the plains. =Palsont. Bull, 
 no. 16, Aug. 20, 1«73, pp. 1-8. 
 
 (Spp. nn. Domina (gen. nov.) gradata, Herpetotberinm (gon. nov.) fnzaz, DnptupbUua (gen. nov.) sqaalidens, 
 Tomarrtus (gen. nov.) brevirostris, Stibarus (gen. nov.) obtasilobus, Cnnis grfgarius, Isacus (gen. nov.) canion- 
 Ins, PnliEolagns turgidiis, P. triplex, Trioium (gen. nov.) avunculus, T. Icporinuni, T. pnniense, Gymnoptycbns 
 (gen. nov.) chrysodon, G. nnsotus, G. trilnpbns, G. minutus, Anohitherium cuDoatnm, Leptnucbenia coloarata, 
 L. minima, Trimerotlus (gen. nov.) cedrensis.] 
 
 Cope, E. D. Fourth notice of extinct vertebrata from the firidger and Green Biver tertiariea. 
 =:Palujont. Bull. no. 17, Oct. 25, 1873, pp. 1-4. 
 
 [Spp. un. Eobasllens galeatus, Arcbffinodon (gen. uov.) insolens, Pbenacodui (gen. nov.) primcBvos, Oroth» 
 rium index.) 
 
 Cope, JE3. D. rOu a supposed foi-sil skull of a hog.] < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pbila. 1873, p. 207. 
 Cope, B. D. On the short-footed Uugulata of tbe eocene of Wyoming. <[Am. Philos. Soe. 
 
 Phila. xiii, 1h73, pp. 38-74, pll. i-iv. 
 
 (On tbe xystemRtio position and cbHraotors of Loxnlupbodon, Eobiisilens, Utntntherium, M^gaoeratops, Bath- 
 
 nuMlon, and Metalopbudou. J 
 
 Cope, B. D. Oil the ilat-c!awed curuivora of the eocene of Wyoming. <^ Proc. Am. Philos, Soo. 
 Phila. xiii, 1873, pp. 198-209. [Geuern Mesouyx and Synoplotberium.] 
 
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 1873.— Cope, B. D. Ou two new perisswlaotylcs from the Biidger eocene. =^Pal(Bont. Bull. no. 11, 
 Jan. 31, 1873, pp. 2; < Proc. Am. PLilos. 8oc. Phila. xiii, 1873, pp. 35,36. 
 [Spp. nn. Lymnohyua iBvldeuB, ralBosyops fontiDallR.] 
 Cope, B. D. On some eocene niamnwils obtained by Haydeu's geological sarvey of 1872. 
 = Pal8Bont. Bull. no. 12, Marcb 8, 1H73, pp. 1-6. 
 
 (Spp. nn. MioroByop« vloarius, Antlacmlon fnrcntug, Ollsotomua (jten. nov.) olnotoa, Plummy* lopUMlus, 
 PalBosyopa diaooDos, Hydachyug Inipllcatus. Ref«rence8 to 18 other BpcoitM.] 
 Cope, B. D. On the extinct vertebrata of the eocine of Wyoming, olwerved by tbo ex|>edition 
 of 1872, with notes on the geology. < Ann. Rep. U. 8. Geol, Surv. Terr, for 1872, 187.1, pp. 
 
 545-649, pU. i-vi. 
 
 (MammalB, pp. 546-611 j general review of the vertohrato fauna of the eocene of Wyoming, pp. 641-649.) 
 
 Cope, B. D. [Remarks on mammalian remains from the miocene of Colorado.] < Proc. Acad. 
 
 Nat. Sci. Phila. 1873, pp. 419,420. , 
 
 Iieldy, J. [Notice of fossil vertebrates from the miocene of Virginia.] < [ Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. 
 Phila. 1873, p. 15. 
 > Xieldy, J. [Remarks on the occurrence of an.extinct hog in America.] < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. 
 
 Phila. 1873, p. 207. 
 
 [Doubts the occurrence of Sua In America as an extinct animal. I 
 
 Leidy, J. Department of the Interior. | — | Report | of the | United States geological survey | 
 
 ' • of I the Territories. | F. V. Hayden, | United States geologist-in-charge Volume 
 
 i I - I Fossil vertebrates. | Part i. I — | Contributions | to the | extinct vertebrate fauna | 
 
 of I the Western Territories. | By | Prof. Joseph Leidy Washington: Government 
 
 Printing Office. 1873. 4°. Tit., 3o8 pp., pll. i-xxxvii, with 37 11. expl. 
 
 fOontalns " Kitinct vertebrate fauna of the Brldger tertiary formation of Wyoming Territory " (mammals, pp. 
 in-195) , " Description of remains of mammals from the tertiary formation of Sweetwater River, Wyoining (pp. 
 198-808)- "Description of vertebrate fosMls from the tertiary formation of .John Day's Kiver, Oregon" (pp. 810- 
 iB3)- " De«5ripUon of remains of vertebrata from tertiary formations ofdiffoi-enf S.ates and Territories west of 
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 Marsh, O. C. Additional observations on the Dinocerata. < Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser 
 V, 1872, pp. 293-296. 
 ' Marsh, O. C. New observations on the Dinocerata. <Am. Jonrn. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. vi, 
 pp. 300, 301. 
 Marsh, O. C. Note on the dates of some of Professor Cope's recent papers [on vertebrate 
 fossils from Wyoming]. < Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. v, 1873, pp. 235, 236. 
 ' Marsh, O. C. Notice of new tertiary mammals. < Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. v, 1873, 
 
 pp. 407-410. ^ .J . .. ,>u, 
 
 ■ ; : ■ (Spp. no. OrohippuB agiHs. Colonoceras (nov. gen.) agrestls, Dinoceras lucaris, Oreodon occidentalis, Rhino- 
 
 ■' . ceros annectens, R. oregonensis.! 
 
 Marsh, O.a Notice of new tertiary mammals (continued). < Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d 
 ser. v, 1873, pp. 485-488. > 
 
 - ■ ISpp. nn. Tillotherium (nov. gen.) hyraooides, Brontotherium (nov. gen.) gigas, Elotherium orassom.) 
 Marsh, O.C. On the gigantic mammals of the American eocene. < Proc. Am. Philos. 8oo. 
 Phila. xiii, 1873, pp. 855-25(.5. 
 ■ Marsh, O. C. On the gigantic fossil mammals of the order Dinocerata. < Am. Journ. Sci. and 
 Arts, 3d ser. v, 1873, pp. 117-122, pll. i, ii. 
 Marsh, O. C. Supplementary note on the Dinocerata. < Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, .3d ser. v, 
 
 1873, pp. 310,311. 
 
 1874.— Cooper, J. O. Animal life of the Cnyamaca Mountains [California], <Am. Nat. viii, 1874, 
 pp. 14-18. [Two pages devoted to mammals.] 
 Cope,B. D. Report on fossil vertebrates of New Mexico. < Ann. Rep. Chief of Engineers, 
 
 1874, ii, pp. 591 . , ., 
 
 [Spp. n«, Kotogautts (g. n.) gUriformls, Calamodon (g. n.) slmplsi, 0. arcamanns, C. novomehioanns, 
 
 KslhonVKg-n.) bisoloatus, B. bnrmeisteri, K.mlUcalu», Menisootheriom (g.n.) charaense, Bathmodon slmos, 
 B, molesttts, B. elephantopns, Pbenaco<lo* cmnivorus. P. snloatus. Oxj lena (g, n ) laplna O. morsitans, 0. forol- 
 pAta, Paohy*na <g, s.) oeslfrs«a, Prototomus (g. n.) vlv«rrinos, P. UsidUKma, P jarrovU, Lymnooyon prot«anfcJ 
 
 ■.ii—; :j; i-.4;*£i--»-»i«-'^.^"*^'.- ' a::,A,M^T0.Vir%»K. . 
 
 J.Jt*IU»«*JE^i^--V 
 
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 1074. — Cope, E. D. Report on tbo vertebrate palteontoloj^y of Colorado. < Ann. Rep. U. S. GeoL 
 Siirv. T«r. for 1873, 1874, pp. 427-M;5, pU. i-viii (niamraals). 
 
 [ Mammals })a«<<m, and pp. 4.'i4MSI>, 41)1-510, 5lf>-U3. Ix xulophotlon galeatuB, SfmborcxIoD hypoceraa, Acers- 
 thtrium mite, ADcbltheriiim exoletani, spp. nn.] 
 
 Cope, E. D. [MaHtodon productuH, Steueotiber panHUR, spp. nn.] <[ Pro«. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pbila. 
 
 1874, pp. ii2l-'223. 
 Cope, B. D. Synopsis of Ibo vertebrata of (ho niiocene of Cumberland County, New Jersey. 
 
 < I'roc. Am. Pbilos. Soc. Pbila. siv, 1874, pp. 361-304. [List of niamnials, p. 3b3— 6 specioa.] 
 
 Gtervais, P. Remarque au snjot du Bystismo dentaire du I'ai. <^ Jouru. de Zool. t. 2, Pario, 1874, 
 
 pp. 434-43G, pi. 18, figg. 1-2. 
 Xteidy, J. Notice of remains of Titanotberiuro. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pbila. 1874, pp. 165, 166, 
 
 2-^3. 
 Marsh, O. C. Fossil horses in America. <[ Amer. Nat. viii, 1874, pp. 289-294, figg. 73-75. 
 
 Marsh, O. C. On the structure and ufBnities of the Brontotberida). '<^Am. Joum. Sci. and 
 Arts, :id ser. vii, 1874, pp. 81-86, pll. 1, ii. [Sp. nov. Brontotheriura iugens.] 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Notice of new equine mammals from the tertiary formation. <^ Am. .Toum. Sci. 
 and Arts, 3d ser. vii, 1874, pp. 247-2.58, with woodcuts. 
 
 [Spp. nn. Orohippas major, Miobippns (nov. geii.) aiinectoua, Ancbllhoriom ancepa, A. celer, Pliobippna (nov. 
 gen.) perniz, P. mbustua, P. arns, Auchippus brevidens.] 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Notice of new tertiary mammals, iii. <[ Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d ser. vii, 
 1874, pp. 531-534. 
 
 ISpp. uD. Marotberlum (nov. gen.) gigas, M. leptonyz, Stylinodon (nov. gen.) mlrus, Tillotberinm lalidena, 
 Elotberium batbrodon.] 
 
 .Marsh, O. C. On the structures and affinities of tbo Brontotheridin. <[ Am. Nat. viii, 1874, 
 j)p. 79-85, pll. i, ii. 
 
 [Publisbed in part in tbo Am. Journ. Sci. and Arta, 3d ser. vii, Jan. 1874.] 
 
 Marsh, O. C. Sm.^11 size of the brain in tertiary mammals. <[ Am. Jonrn. Sci. and Arts, 3d 
 ser. viii, 1874, pp. 66,67. 
 
 'utnam, F. W. [Acconnt of a blackfisb taken in Salem Harbor, Mass.] <^ Bull. Essex Inst, 
 vi, 1874, pp. 22-24. 
 ~: — Anon. [Notice of fossil walrus skull from Accomac Harbor, Virginia.] <^ Proe. Am. Pbilos. Soo. 
 Pbila. xiv, 1874, pp. 17, 18. 
 
 1875.— Cope, B. D. The feet of Bathmodon. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1875, p. 73. 
 
 Cope, B. D. The phylogeny of the camels. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1875, pp. 261, 262. 
 Cope, B. D. [On fossil lemurs and dogs from the eocene deposits of the Rocky Mountains.] 
 
 < Proc. Acud. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1875, pp. 255, 256. [Sarcolemur, g. n. ; Canis nrsiuus, sp. n.] 
 
 Cope, B. D. On some new fossil Uugulata. Abstract of remarks made before a meeting of the 
 Acudeiny of Natural Sciences of Pbiladelpbiu. =Paleeont. Bull. no. lU, June 28, 1875, pp. 
 1-4 ; < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pbila. 1875, pp. 258-261. 
 
 [Spp. uti. Pliauchcnia (gen. nov.) bumpbreysiaua, P. vulcauoram, Hippotberium calimarinm, Apbelopsjamo- 
 zaniiB ] 
 
 Cope, B. D. On the antelope-deer of the Santa F6 marls. <! I'roc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Pbila. 1875, 
 [). 257. 
 
 Cope, B. D. On the homologies of the soctoriul tooth of carnivora. <[Proc. Acad. Nat. Sol. 
 I'liihi. 187.'-., pp. 20-23. 
 
 Cope, B D. On the supposeTl curni vortv of the eocene of the Rocky Mountains. <^ Pioc. Acad. 
 Nat. Sci. Pbila. 1875, pp. 444-448; =Palieoiit. Bull. no. 20, pp. 1-4, Dec. 22, 1875. 
 
 Cope, B. D. Systematic catalogue of the vertebrata of the eocene of New Mexico collect4>d in 
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 [Spp. nn., Anibloctonns (g. n.) sinosn!!, Prototomus seouudnriuB, P. niulticuapia, P. atrenuns, Didymictis (g. n.), 
 
 Diucodon (s. n.) nUica>piH. H. rrlatus, Polycodaa (p. n.) frugivunis, P. an^ulatux, Pantalestea cbaceni!iR, Opistho 
 
 toroiiii (g. n.) aatutus. O. tiagraiiH, ApliolisouH (k. n.), Antiacodon inentalis, A. craHsuu, ITyracbyuD Hinga!aris, 
 
 UrobippuH tiipiriniia, U. anguHtideni«,0. (-UMpidatui), Batbmodonlitideua, B. caspldatus. Also, new order Ambly- 
 
 . poda prtiposed.) 
 
 ■■••<■ Cope, B. D. The Wheeler geological survey of New MexiCq for. 1874. <Am> Nat. x, 1870, pp. 
 4iM>2> [RtilateH obiefly to extinot mammalia.] 
 
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 Marsh, O. C. Reindeers in Southern New England. <[ Am. Journ. Sci. and Arts, 3d eer. 1875, 
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 (Among other tbinga, the occurrenoe of a complete tnak of a walraa la noted (p. 80) and new apeoiea of xiphoid 
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 [Spp. nn. Eohippna (gen. nov.) validus, E. pemix, Parabyaa (gen. nov.) vagna, Dromocyon (gen. nov.) voraz, 
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 ( Abatract of a lectare before the graduating clas* of Yale College, given June 3, 1876. Containa a brief riiumi 
 fit the more important r^ulta of bis palteontologioal oxplorationa in the Booky Mountain region.] 
 
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