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Euterpe, ii. 285
Kuthyrhynchus, ii. 270
Eutoxeres, ii. 107
Eutriorchis, ii. 348
Eutropia, ii. 209
Eutropiichthys, ii. 441
Eutropius, ii. 442
EtUroplus, ii. 438
fixucetM.s, ii. 449
Exoglossum, ii. 452
Exostoma, ii. 444
Extinct mammalian fauna of Europe, general
considerations on, i. 126
mammalia of N. America |ind Europe,
comparison of, i. 140
mammalia of the Antilles, i. 148
mammalia of the Old and New Worlds,
general remarks on. i. 148
fauna of New Zealand, i 459
Amphibia, ii. 423
Ant-eaters, ii. 247
Armadillos, ii. 246
Bovidse, ii. 225
BradypodidtE, ii. 245
Camelidse, ii. 217
Camelopardalidse, ii. 221
Canidse, ii. 197
Castorida, ii. 234
Caviidse, 241
Centetidse, ii. 189
Cercolabidse, ii. 240
Cetacea, ii. 209
Chinchillidse, ii. 237
Chiroptera, ii. 185
Crocodiles, ii. 407
Deer, ii. 220
Didelphyidae, ii. 249
Dipodida, ii. 232
Echidnid.'e, ii. 254
EchimyidEe, ii. 239
Elephants, ii. 227
Equidse, ii. 211
Erinaceidae, ii. 188
Felida, ii. 193
Hippopotami, ii. 214
Hyaenas, ii. 196
Hystricidae, ii. 240
Insectivora, ii. 192
Lap^rtilia, ii. 404
Lagomyidae, ii. 242
Leporidae, ii. 243
Macropodidae, ii. 251
Muridae, ii. 230
Mustelidae, ii. 199
Myoxidae, ii. 232
Octodontidse, ii. 238
Ophidia, ii. 387
OrycteropodidfP, ii. 246
Otariidae, ii. 203
Procyonidie, ii. 201
Quadrumana, ii. 178,
Rallidae, ii. 252
Khinoeerotidae, ii. 213
Seiuridae, ii. 236
Seals, ii. 204
Sircnia, ii. 210
Struthionidse, ii. 369
Suidae, ii. 215
Talpidae. ii. 190
Tapirs, ii. .212
Tortoises, ii. 410
Tragulidae, ii. 218
Tupaiidae, ii. 186
Ursidae, ii. 202
Viverridae, ii. 195
Extinction of large animals, causes of, i. 158
GENERAL INDEX. 575
Falcinelli^s, ii. 360
Fako, ii. 349
FALCONIDjE, ii. 347
FALCON I NiE, ii. 349
Falcons, ii. 347
Fnlcnlia, ii. 228
Falkland Islands, zoology of, ii. 49
Fanged ground snakes, ii. 380
Faraneia, ii. 377
Fauna of Japan, general character and affin-'ties
of, i. 230
of Palaearctic region, general conclusions
as to, i. 231
extinct, of Madagascar and Mascarere
Islands, i, 282
Malayan, probable origin of, i. 359
Moluccan, peculiarities of, i. 419
Timorese, origin of, i. 422
of Celebes, origin of, i. 436
of New Zealand, origin of, i. 460
of Galapagos, origin of, ii. 33
of Central America, origin of, ii. 57
of Antilles, origin of, ii. 78
of Neotropical region, origin of, ii. 80
FELIDiE, ii. 192
Felis, Miocene of Greece, i. 115
European Miocene, i 118
Indian Miocene, i. 121
N. American Post-Pliocene, i. 129
in Brazilian caves, i. 144
ii. 193
Felis speleea, i. 110
Feniseca, ii. 477
Fennecus, ii. 197
Ferania, ii. 376
Fernando Po, zoological features of, i. 265
Feroculus, ii. 191
Fiber, ii. 230
Figuhis, ii. 493
Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa Islands, birds of, i. 443
Finches, ii. 283
FIROLID^, ii. 531
Fishes, means of dispersal of, i. 29
classification of, i. 101
cosmopolitan groups of, i. 176
of the Palaearctic region, i. 186
of the European sub-region, i. 196
of the Mediterranean sub-region, i. 205
of the Manchurian sub-region, i. 227
freshwater, table of Palaarctic families
of, i. 227
of the Ethiopian region, i. 255
of South Africa, i. 268
freshwater, table of Ethiopian families of,
i. 298
fresh-water, of the Oriental region,). 318
of the Indo-Malay sub-region, i. 341
fresh-water, table of Oriental families of
i. 369
fresh-water, of the Australian region, i.
397
fresh-water, resemblance of Australian and
S. American, i. 400
how the transmission may have taken
place, i. 401
fresh-water, of New Zealand, i. 457
fresh-water, table of Neotropical families
of, ii. 89
of Central N. America, ii. 131
of Eastern United States, ii. 134
of Canada, ii. 137
fresh-water, table of Nearctic families of,
ii. 143