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Tlustrations and maps. Abstract of Lund's researches in the caves of Central Braail, “ mostly situated in a district near the head waters of the San Francisco river in the Province of Minas Geraes,"’ Vol. 1, pp. 143-146 Warren, John Collins 1852-1865 THe Mastropon GicGanreus or Norra Boston, pp. viii+219, 26 pls., and folding plate. A second edition of this book was published in 1855, in which new matter was _ introduced, old matter corrected, and three important plates added [The" Baltimore mastodon" tooth figured by Warren, PL. xxv, is not the original “Baltimore mastodon" tooth described by Harlan and referred to M. See Leidy, 1858.3.] Watson, David Meredith Seares 1929.1 Pronoscipes. Encyclopedia Britannica, 14th Edition, Vol. XVIII, pp. 541-543; under Evepnant, Vol. VIII, p. 349; under Mamoru, Vol. XIV, p. 756; under Mastopon, Vol. XV, p. 42. Wayland, E. J. 1926.1 See Hopwood, Arthur Tindell, and E. J. Wayland. 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This first edition is not available to the present author (1882.1, p. 30) this work “has never been translated into any western language, and remains still buried to a large part of the scientific world in the original Dutch.” He further states that the name Mammoth first appears in this work and is there written Mammout The second edition of 1705 (which is available) treats the Mammoth on pages 742-746, and confirms the name Mammout. This edition consists of two parts and was published at Amsterdam by Frangois Halma: it contains 16+ 068+ 16 pages, with illustrations, Another edition is dated 1785, Palaeontogr., LX, pp. 175-274, Taf. 1x—xv, text figs. Jahrb. According to Howorth 802 OSBORN: THE Woodward, Arthur Smith 1930.1 Tue Extinct Dwarr ELEPHANTS oF Sicity AND Matra. Nature, CXXV, No. 3142, Jan. 18, pp. 82, 83. Woodward, Arthur Smith, Charles Dawson, and Grafton Elliot Smith 1913.1 See Dawson, Charles, Arthur Smith Woodward, and Grafton Elliot Smith. Wortman, Jacob L., and Henry Fairfield Osborn 1892.1 See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1892.67. Wiist, Ewald 1901.1 UnNTrRsUCHUNGEN wtBER DAS PLIOzZAN UND DAS ALTESTE PieistozAN Tuirincens. Abh. naturf. Ges. Halle, XXIII, pp. 17-352, Taf. 1-1x, text figs. 1, 2, 4 Tables. Stuttgart. Elephas primigenius-meridionalis-trogontherit. Yabe, Hisakatsu 1929.1 Tuer Latest LAND CoNNECTION OF THE JAPANESE ISLANDS TO THE AsIATIC ConTINENT. Proc. Imp. Acad. Japan, V, No. 4, pp. 167-169, text fig. Yates, Lorenzo Gordin 1874.1 Extract or A LETTER RELATING TO MAMMALIAN FossiLs IN CauirorniA. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., XXVI, pp. 18-21. Lists localities at which the fossil Zlephas and Mastodon have been found. Young, Chung-Chien 1935.1 MisceLLtANrous MamMALIAN FossitS FROM SHANSI AND Honan. Pal. Sinica, (C), IX, Fase. 2, 57 pp., 7 pls., 13 text figs. Peiping (Peking). Stegodontids, name only, p. 5. New species: Stegodon officinalis Hopwood in Young, p. 27; Stegodon yiishensis, p. 26; S. zdanskyi Hopwood in Young, p. 28. Mastodon borsoni molar from Yiishe. Young, Chung-Chien, and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin 1931.1 See Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, and Chung-Chien Young. PROBOSCIDEA Zalensky, Vladimir Vladimirovich 1903.1 Zur PHYLOGENIE DER ELEPHANTIDEN. No. 24, pp. 793-803, text fig. 1903.2 OsrEoLOGICAL AND ODONTOLOGICAL RESEARCHES ON THE MaAm- MoTH (ELEPHAS PRIMIGENIUS BLUM.) AND ELEPHANTS (E. inpicus L. AND EL. AFRICANUS BuiuM.). Scientific results obtained by the expedition, sent out by the Academy [Acad. Imp. Sci. St. Pétersb.] to dig for Mammoths, on the River Berezovka in 1901. I, II, Mlus- trated. 4to, St. Petersburg. (In Russian.) I, 124 pp., 25 pls. Zdarsky, A., and Adolf Hofmann 1905.1 See Hofmann, Adolf, and A. Zdarsky. Zittel, Karl Alfred von 1891-1893 HanpsucH DER PALAEONTOLOGIE. Palwozoologie. Verte- brata (Mammalia), IV, pp. xi+799, 590 text figs. Svo. Miinchen u. Leipzig. 1901.1 History or GroLocy AND PaLawonToLoagy. To THE END OF THE NINETEENTH CrenTURY. Translation by Maria M. Ogilvie- Gordon, D.Sc. (London), Ph.D. (Munich). 8vo, Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, pp. xiii+562, 13 portraits. Zuffardi, P. 1913.1 Exerantr Fosstu1 pet Piemonte. Palaeont. ital., XIX, pp. 121-187, Tav. vi—x11. New subspecies: Elephas antiquus Fale. var. trogontherioides. Biol. Centralb., XXIII, Zukowsky, Ludwig 1924.1 Brrrrac zuR KENNTNIS DER SAUGETIERE DER NORDLICHEN TeIte DerutrscH-SiDWESTAFRIKAS UNTER BESONDERER BERUCK- SICHTIGUNG DES GRosswiLpEs. Arch. Naturges., XC, Abth. A, Heft I, pp. 29-164, text figs. 1-12. Berlin. New subspecies: Lozodonta africana Zukowskyi Strand (in Zukowsky), p. 68. ERRATA Page 28, line 32, Palzomastodon should be removed from the Mastodontine; in the Appendix (p. 691) it is made the type of the new subfamily Paleomastodontine. Page 29, caption to figure 6, substitute Johnston, 1898, for Johnston, 1907 (see Bibliography). Page 160, lines 13 and 14, left column, cotypes of Pliomastodon americanus praetypica, substitute the following: Originals of figure 1 in the Ungarische Reichsanstalt of Budapest; of figures 2 to 5 National Museum of Budapest. inclusive in the Hungarian Page 264, lines 24 and 27, right column, Gaudry, 1862, should read Gaudry, 1862-1867. Page 283, lines 1 and 4, under Trilophodon pontileviensis, Fig. 138A, B, should read Fig. 138B. Page 317, Fig. 272. This figure, with caption, has been corrected and is repeated as figure 679 on page 733 of the Appendix. Page 334, supercaption to figure 286, line 3, after Amebelodon retain B and omit E. Page 385, line 30 (No. 27c), Ocalientinus emmonsi of the marl beds of North Carolina, determined as of Pliocene age, redeter- mined (p. 733 of Appendix) as of Miocene age. Page 457, bottom of right column, under Serridentinus lydekkeri, substitute for Shansi(?), North China, the localities Tientsin, Honan, ete., North China. Page 484, caption to figure 454, molar from Tambla (c) is described in Leidy, 1869, p. 242, not p. 424. Page 554, line 17, Cope, 1892.2, p. 227, should read 1892.4, p. 227 (see Bibliography). Page 664, top of left column, Amer. Mus. 19462 is not referable to Synconolophus dhokpathanensis but to S. hasnoti (see Fig. 628, p. 660). oo Zp Le Ne 2B ; ING IA G6 i! ARs igs es YC M ae PPR My : Bee, ia oy A LD DSS Z AON = AG 76° ° 77 7 78 — SRLS 1m Be | A NORTHWESTERN INDI ADJACENT TERRITORY. SCALE 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 60 _90 1° MILES 100135690. 