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LISSODKLPHIS DELPHINUS— TUKSIOl'S— PKODELPHINUS. 9<br />

"The forej^oing locality iy, I believe, incorrect. It should be Wood.s Hole,<br />

INIass., or else Cape Cod. I think cast. No. 121*39, Woods Hole, Mass., (original<br />

No. 3), anti the whole series of skulls and mandibles, Nos. 14228 to 14320, and<br />

probal)ly also Nos. 14335 and 14362 to 14.373, are to be regarded as cotypes.<br />

Two or three of these skulls were mis<strong>si</strong>ng when the collection was checked up<br />

in 1905. No. 14335 is marked 'Skeleton without a head,' but it is on e.\hibi-<br />

tion and there is a skull on it now. This seems to be the only skeleton in<br />

the lot." F. W. True.<br />

Genus LISSODELPHIS.<br />

Delphinapterus borealis Peale. See page 287.<br />

Genus DELPHINUS.<br />

Delphinus albimanus I'cale.<br />

r. 8. Explor. Exped., VIII, Mamm. and Ornith., p. 33, pl. 7, fig. 1, 1848.<br />

= Delphinus delphis Linnajus. See True, Bull. I'. S. Nat. Mus., No. 36, p. 45, 1889.<br />

llt^- Mounted skin and jaw. Female. Oti" the coast of Chile, lat.<br />

27^ 16' S., long. 75° 30' W. Collected by U. S. ship Peacock.<br />

No. 31, Peale's list of specimens, up. clt. , p. 305. Catalogued June<br />

26, 1860. For further information, see True, op. clt., p. 55.<br />

Mounted s{>ecimen is in fair condition for a cetacean skin; the natural color<br />

has practically disappeared.<br />

Delphinus albirostratus Peale. See page 287.<br />

Delphinus bairdii Dall. See page 287.<br />

Tur<strong>si</strong>ops gillii Dall.<br />

Genus TURSIOPS.<br />

Proc. California Acail. Sci., V, p. 13, printed in advance, January 29, 1873;<br />

Scannnon's Marine Mammals, 1874, p. 288; True, Bull. U.S. Nat. Mus., No. 36,<br />

p. 43, 1889.<br />

1.3022. ^Iandil)le (no other portion of specimen known to describer)<br />

''and outline of animal drawn by Captain Scammon."' Young<br />

adult. Monterey, California. Collected by Capt. C. M. Scanunon.<br />

Mandible in good condition; one tooth lacking.<br />

Outline not found.<br />

Type not de<strong>si</strong>gnated by number. For regarding this specimen as the type,<br />

see True, op. cit., p. 43, footnote.<br />

Genus PRODELPH IN US.<br />

Delphinus lateralis l*oale. See page 288.<br />

Delphinus plagiodon Cope.<br />

Proc. Aca.l. Nat. Sci. Phila., 1866, p. 296, ordered published October 30, 1886.<br />

= Prodelphinus plagiodon (Cope). See True, Bull. U. S. Nat. Mus., No. 36, p. 66,<br />

1889.<br />

3884. Skull. Youngish. Localit\- unknown. Received from ,1.<br />

Varden. Catalogued June 20, 1860.<br />

Skull in good condition; earbones and two teeth lacking, pterygoids incomplete.<br />

Species based on one specimen. No. .3884, mentioned in the original description.

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