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174 MOLLUSCA. Cardium edule, L., var. clodiense, Renier, and var. libenicense, n., shortly characterized by Brusina, Chieregh. Conch, p. 69. Cardium edule, L., and rusticum, Lam., non Linn
MYTILACEA. 175 ASTARTIDJE. Astarte lutea, sp. n., Perkins, P. Bost. Soc. xii. p. 139, New Haven. Crassatella (Gouldia) modesta, H. Adams, distinct from AstaHe excurrens, Sc. Wood, against the suggestion of Gw. Jeffreys. Sc. Wood, Ann. N. H. (4) vi. p. 423. Jeffreys admits the distinctness, and thinks that Gouldia is merely a synonym of Crassatella, ibid. pp. 458,459. Crassatella subquadrata and crebrilirata, spp. nn., Agulhas Bank, and/eweolata, sp. n., China seas. Sowerby, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 249. Cardita cuvieri, Brod. 1832, = michelini, Val. 1846, and C. crassa, Gray, described by Verrill, Am. J. Sc. xix. p. 225, La Paz, California. UNIONIDiE. The fourth edition of I. LEA'S synopsis of the Unionidse contains, after a previous discussion on the best systematic arrangement of the genera and species, a list of all known species, with full synonymy and numerous annotations; further, a table of geographical distribution, an index of all the names of species, with statement where they have been published, and an extended list of books and papers referring to the subject. The author admits 1069 known species, and gives besides a list of 224 doubtful ones. Dr. F. C. NOLL, who has made the curious observation that within living specimens of Unio and Anodonta the eggs of a Cyprinoid fish, Rhodeus amarus, are deposited and the young fishes developed (Zool. Gart. 1869, pp. 257-265, pi. 1; see Zool. Rec. vi. p. 136), adds several particulars concerning the development of the eggs of the mollusk itself, and some other animals infesting it (as Alcyonella). Zool. Gart. 1870, pp. 169-172. Dr. SCHOTT confirms these, ibid. pp. 237, 238. He also describes the life and development, the parasites and other enemies &c. of Unionidae in a popular manner inBer. senckenb. nat. Gesellsch. 1869-70, pp. 34-64. Unio (Retz). An account of Lor. Spengler's monograph (1792) is given by Morch, Mal. Bl. xvii. pp. 107,108. Unio tumidus var. heckingi, n., batavus var. incurvatus and var. belgicus, nn., Colbeau, Ann. mal. Belg. iii. (1868) p. 106, pi 4. figs. 1-3, Belgium. Unio rniilleri, Rossm., probably only a variety of U. tumidus, Retz, again observed near Kiel by E. Friedel, Ma! Bl. xvii. pp. 46, 47. Unio requienii, Mich., =glaucinus, Ziegl, elongatulus, Megerle, and pictorum (L.), Rossm., in the lake of Garda, where exists also a smaller variety of Unio or Margaritana bonellii (Fer.); U. gurkensis, Ziegl, and ovalis (Megerle) enumerated as distinct species, but may be regarded also as varieties, the first of requienii, the latter of pictorum, or perhaps also of requienii. Betta, Moll. prov. Veron. pp. 140-145. Unio prcechistus, sp. n., Bourguignat, Ann. Mal. p. 37, mouths of the Danube. Monocondylcea (Plagiodon) semisulcata, sp. n., H, Adams, P. Z. S. 1870, p. 376, pi 27. fig. 3, Eastern Peru.
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2 MAMMALIA. following species :—V
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6 MAMMALIA. WOOD, J. On a group of
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8 MAMMALIA. Propithecus deckeni, sp
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10 MAMMALIA. Pardalina wanoicki (Gr
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12 MAMMALIA. Sciurus. Mr. Swinhoe i
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14 MAMMALIA. Bos chinensis. Observa
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16 MAMMALIA. recent forms of Ziphio
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18 MAMMALIA. N. Z. Inst. ii. 1870,
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20 AVES. HOMEYER, ALEX. vox. Zusatz
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22 AVES. Contains many original obs
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21 AVES. HOMEYER, EUG. F. VON. Beit
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26 AVES. An account of these meres'
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28 AYES. Gallinee, 1 to Struthiones
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32 AVES. AUSTRALIAN REGION. BULLER,
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34 AVES. FINSCH, O. On a Collection
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36 AVES. United States of Columbia
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38 AVES. HOLTZ, L. Beschreibung sii
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40 AVES. Nisus badius and its allie
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42 AVES. gaster, H. lazuli, and Tan
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44 AVES. Coccyzus erythrophthalmus
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46 AVES. Myzomela erythrocephaia, M
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48 AVES. nigripennis and O. notatus
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50 AVES. Nittava leucotis is descri
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52 AVES. Pratincola robusta is a ne
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54 AVES. Pipastes agilis and P. mac
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56 AVES. P. cinnamomeus, white chee
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58 AVES. Turtur sharpii, sp. n., Eg
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60 AVES. TETRAONIDJE. Francolinus h
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62 AVES. TANTALIDJE. Ibis pay ana f
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64 AVES. Graculus idahensis from Te
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66 REPT1LIA. (Gray, = Scincus telfa
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68 REPTILIA. entirely. He compares
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70 REPTILIA. Testudo elephantopu* f
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72 REPTILIA. Beng. 1870, p. 71; The
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74 REPTILIA. Chameeleon vulgaris. N
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76 REPTTLIA. fig. 5; T. cantoris (B
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78 REPTILIA. tiguis, pone nares int
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80 REPTILIA. of the species could b
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82 PISCES. BLEEKER, P. Atlas Ichthy
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84 PISCES. fishes from this river,
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86 PISCES. and describes (Ichth. ge
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88 PISCES. 3. Rhinobatus (Gthr.), w
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90 PISCES. Serranus. Dr. Bleeker's
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92 PISCES. SdJENIDiE. Larimus aurit
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94 PISCES. (C. & V.), p. 955; M. gr
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96 PISCES. Eutropius adansonii figu
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98 PISCES. Alestes (Brachyalestes)
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100 PISCES. SYMBRANCHIDiE. Dr. GUNT
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102 PISCES. Fam. 2. SYNGNATHIDJE. F
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104 PISCES. Orthagoriscus. Giinther
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|06 MOLLUSCA. APPELIUS, F. L. Das f
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108 MOLLUSCA. faites en Belgique pe
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110 MOLLUSCA. DUFFT, —. Zur Fauna
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112 MOLLUSCA. KREGLINGER, CARL. Sys
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114 MOLLUSCA. Preussischen Oberlaus
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116 MOLLUSCA. SARS, M. Bidrag til K
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118 MOLLUSCA. "WOODWARD, H. The Pea
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120 MOLLUSCA. species systematicall
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122 MOLLUSCA. the most frequent; ne
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224 ARACHNIDA. oti, D. mucronatus,
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226 MYRIOPODA. ITJLIDJE. Spirobolus
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228 INSECTA. taken at Kinsembo, and
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230 INSECTA. views. He divides the
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232 INSECTA. LE BARON (Amer. Ent. &
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234 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. the Byrsop
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236 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. CHAPMAN, T
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238 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. FREY-GESSN
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240 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Portugal u
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242 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. KRAATZ, G.
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244 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. South and
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246 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. PARRY, F.
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248 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. RAGUSA, EN
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250 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Continues
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-252 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Ital. ii.
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254 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. J. F. SCOT
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256 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Chaud., =
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258 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Ani-sodact
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260 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. C. of G. H
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262 Haliplides. INSECTA, COLEOPTERA
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264 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. DESB. DES
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266 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Calodera g
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268 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. New specie
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270 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Buthinus.
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272 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Catops and
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274 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Paromalus
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276 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. on a flowe
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278 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. PARNID.E.
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280 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. DEYROLLE (
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282 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. p. 361, Bo
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284 New species:— INSECTA, COLEOP
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286 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. albomaculi
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288 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. two distin
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290 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Phosphenop
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29.2 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Clerus so
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294 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. (Stev.) f.
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296 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. but Lacord
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298 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. pi. ii. fi
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300 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. LAGRIAD^E.
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302 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. by Chapman
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304 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. SCHAUFUSS
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306 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Leptopside
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308 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Bryachus,
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310 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. p. 185 ; B
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312 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. and the ge
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314 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Sulcus p.
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316 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. C. latus,
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318 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Alaocyba,
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320 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. MULLER (Un
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322 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Criodion t
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324 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Distenia a
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326 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Ancey reco
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328 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. Cryptoceph
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330 INSECTA, COLEOPTERA. v FRAUENEE
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332 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. COUPER, W
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334 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. 1868; but
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336 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. THOMSON,
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338 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. Hylceuspi
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340 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. Macrocera
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342 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. LICHTENST
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344 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. New speci
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346 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. M. stridu
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348 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. MAYR (Ver
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350 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. GJcodoma
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352 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. COUPER (C
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354 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. side in c
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356 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. ters give
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358 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. Hookcria
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360 INSECTA, HYMENOPTERA. Neiirotev
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362 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. palpi, an
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364 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. BUTLER, A
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366 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Galle qu'
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368 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. KOCH, G.
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370 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. SCHAUFUSS
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372 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. WARD, C.
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374 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. is known
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376 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. GODMAN (N
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378 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. BOISDUVAL
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380 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Butler fi
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382 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Ecuador;
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384 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Ithomia.
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386 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Abbot; Bo
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388 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Morpho. B
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390 New species:— INSECTA, LEPIDO
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392 New species:— INSECTA, LEPIDO
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394 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. pp. 45, 4
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396 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. which Led
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398 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Proteides
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400 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. W. Hobbs,
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402 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. v. p. 442
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404 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Evagra [D
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406 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Platypter
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408 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. supra, p.
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410 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. somewhat
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412 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Erastria
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414 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. H.-S., ab
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416 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Botys san
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418 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Nephopter
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420 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Toririx.
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422 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Glyphipte
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424 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA. Depressar
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426 INSECTA, DIPTERA. CORNALIA, E.
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428 INSECTA, DIPTERA. WAGNER, Dr. B
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430 INSECTA, DIPTERA. OSTEN-SACKEN,
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432 INSECTA, DIPTERA. Opsebius pepo
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434 INSECTA, DIPTERA. Protophanes a
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436 INSECTA, DIPTERA. Eristalis fov
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438 INSECTA, DIPTERA. Sarcophaga aq
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440 INSECTA, DIPTERA. Ulidia melamp
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442 INSECTA, DIPTERA. Hippelates fi
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444 INSECTA, NEUROPTERA. M'LACIILAN
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446 INSECTA, NEUROPTERA. morphoses
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448 INSECTA, NEUROPTERA. infesting
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450 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. Acridium p
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452 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. species:
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454 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. nitens (p.
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456 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. mal; sexes
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458 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. Natal: Lan
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460 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. son's Bay;
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462 INSECTA, ORTHOPTERA. (p. 461),
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464 INSECTA, RHYNCHOTA. India; nota
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466 INSECTA, RYNCHOTA. and the Reco
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468 INSECTA, RHYNCHOTA. nigricoUis,
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470 INSECTA, RHYNCHOTA. Lygaus tric
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472 INSECTA, RYNCH0TA. Liburnia (De
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474 BV VERMES. VEEMES E. RAY LANKES
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476 VERMES. 22. VAN BENEDEN, EDOUAR
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478 VERMES. Sabella, Sav., Qf.: ind
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480 VERMES. subdivisions of the two
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482 ECHINODERMATA. ECHINODEBMATA BY
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484 ECHINODERMATA. Flores; Ophiothr
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486 ECHINODERMATA. D.—Ambulacral
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488 CCELENTERATA. KENT, W. S. On tw
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490 CCELENTERATA. Hydra, but being
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492 CC3LENTERATA. Cereopsis ", g. n
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494 COELENTERATA. placed on all sid
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496 COELENTERATA. prominent verruca
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498 CCELENTERATA. Oculinidee. Lopho
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500 PROTOZOA. PROTOZOA BY RAMSAY H.
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502 PROTOZOA. macidon infestum, Esp
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504 PROTOZOA. II Spicules anchor-sh
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506 PROTOZOA. the long pointed proc
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508 PROTOZOA. IX. CHALINOPSIDIN-S:.
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510 PROTOZOA. nucleus of some indiv
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512 PROTOZOA. organisms points to a
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514 PROTOZOA. GEEEPF notices (I. c.
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516 PROTOZOA. the Mediterranean. A
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518 PROTOZOA. 3rd. The volvocine st
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520 INDEX TO GENERA AND SUBGENERA.
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522 INDEX TO GENERA AND SUBGENERA.
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