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———100 DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMALS. [PART 1.Fam.44. Lialidae.45. Scincidae46. Ophiomoridae47. Sepidae ...48. Acontiadae.49. Geckotidae50. Iguanidae51. Agamidae52. Chameleonida?Scinks.Snake-lizards.Sand-lizards.Geckoes.Iguanas.Fringed Lizards.Chameleons.The third order, Bhyncocephalina consists of a single family53. Rhyncocephalidae .. The Hatteria of New Zealand.The fourth order, Crocodilia or Loricata, consists of threefamilies :54. Gavialidse55. Crocodilidae56. AlligatoridaeGavials.Crocodiles.Alligators.The fifth order, Chelonia, consists of four families :57. Testudinidae58. Chelydidee59. Trionychidae60. CheloniidaeLand and fresh -water Tortoises.Fresh-water Turtles.Soft Turtles.Sea Turtles.AMPHIBIA.In the Amphibia I follow the classification of ProfessorMivart, as given for a largepart of the order in the Proceedingsof the Zoological Society for 1869. For the remainder I followDr. Strauch, Dr. Giinther, and a MSS. arrangement kindlyfurnished me by Professor Mivart.The class isfirst divided into three groups or orders, and theninto families as follows :
CHAP. V.] CLASSIFICATION. 101Order I.—PSEUDOPHIDIA.Fam.1. CseciliadaeCsecilia.Order II.—BATEACHIA URODELA.2. Sirenidae ...3. Proteidae ...4. Arnphiuniidae5. Menopornidae6. SalainandridaeSiren.Proteus.Amphiuma.Giant Salamanders.Salamanders and Newts.Fam.7. Rhinophrynidae8. Phryniscidae ..9. Hylaplesidse ..10. Bufonidae11. Xenorhinidae ..12. Engystoniidae ..13. Bombinatoridse14. Plectromantidae15. AlytidaeOrder III.>Toads.'.} Frogs.BATRACHIA ANOURA.Fam.16. Pelodryadae17. Hylidae ...18. Polypedatidae19. Rauidae ...23. Discoglossidse21. Pipidae ...22. DactvlethridaeiTree Frogs.( Frogs.I Tongueless] Toads.FISHES.These are arranged according to the classification of Dr.Giinther, whose great work " The British Museum Catalogue ofFishes," has furnished almost all the material for our accountof the distribution of the class.In that work all existing fishes are arranged in six sub-classesand thirteen orders. A study of the extraordinary Ceratodusfrom Australia has induced Dr. Giinther to unite three of hissub-classes ; but as his catalogue will long remain a handbookfor every student of fishes, it seems better to follow the arrangementthere given, indicating his later views by bracketingtogether the groups he now thinks should be united.
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