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Proceedings of Zoological Soc. 1869

(all before marked at end of each vol.)

Part I.

p. 30 analogous variation (Flower) in 2 carnivorous genera.

p. 36 Diagram in section of Tree of Carnivora

p. 62 Land-shells of Seychelles
abundance of introduced species.

p. 101. Murie great changes with age in skulls of seals.

Means of gradation — p. 142 so with gular pouch of Bustards.

p. 142. Habit of Hornbill feeding young with pellet.

Part II.

p. 243 Female Hornbill plasters herself up.

p. 409 fossil Rhinoceros in Borneo.

Part III.

p. 645. Group of genera of Land-shells peculiar to Sandwich Isl^d with 222 sp. — no sp. common to 2 islands

1870

Part I.

p. 40 Bartlett Hybrids always larger than parent sp.

p. 136 Swinhoe sp. of Pheasant. like Hybrid between 2 other sp.

p. 138 A sub-sp. of Plover which fails to acquire the breeding plumage. —

p. 150 Gunther tree-frog peculiar to Seychelles.

p. 152 do — F W. Fish of N. Zealand & Australia, very close. Representative sp. in N. & S. Hemispheres

p. 159 Hudson on Ground Woodpecker of La Plata

Part II.

p. 240 — Lizard with gliding flight like Flying Fish. — Swinhoe

p. 322 New Galapagos Birds

p. 336 Prong-Buck— Murie— A connecting form, 338, 343.

p. 368 Poison-glands of Callophis, Meyer — differ in same genus.

p. 497 Saiga Antelope. (Murie) Gradational form p 501—503

p. 549 Admirable paper by Hudson on Cuckoo habits of Molothrus.

p. 606 Murie gradation in Seals in progression from wriggle like worm to kind of walking. —

Part III.

p. 673 on a Molothrus which occasionally lays eggs in other Bird nests.

p. 705 my paper on Habits of Pampas woodpecker.