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Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., August, 1872, p. 259: “Elephas Indianapolis A New Species of Fossil Elephant.” Professor Calvin (1911, p. 213) states in a footnote that after reading the paper, Foster proposed to change the name to Elephas mississippiensis. Fourtau, René, and Armand Ruffer 1918.1 Contrrisurion a t’Prupe pes VerTésrés Miockxes pe u’Eayere. Ministry of Finance, Egypt, Surv. Dept.. pp. xi +99; Appendix, Studies in Palwopathology by Armand Ruffer, pp. 101-109, PL. 1, text figs. 1-66. New species: Mastodon angustidens Cuvier var. libyea; M. Spenceri. In the second edition of 1920 there is no change in the description or figures of either of these species. Fraas, Eberhard 1907.1 PLeistocaine FAUNA Aus DEN DIAMANTSEIFEN VON StiparRika. Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Ges., LIX, pp. 232-243, Taf. vi. Berlin. Mastodon sp. (Waldeck Plant), Taf. vr, fig. 1, fragment of molar. Fraas, Oscar Friedrich von 1870.1 Die Fauna von Sreiwnem. Jahresh. Ver. naturk. Wirttemb., XXVI, Hefte IT, III, pp. 145-306, Taf. rv—xm. Mastodon arvernensis, p. 184, Taf. v, fig. 1. [Made the type of Mastodon stein- heimensis by Klibn in 1922, changed by him in 1931 to Masteden anguati- dens steinheimensis.| Frade, Fernando 1924.1 Nores pe MamMatocre Arricatne. Bull Soc. Portugaise Sci. nat., [X, Fase. 3, pp. 127-135, text figs. 1-6. Lisbon. New subspecies: Elephas africanus mocambicus 1925.1 Os ELEFANTES ACTUAIS E OS SEUS ANTEPASSADOS. A propésito de “Maputo” e de “Ipana.” Colecgio Natura (Soc, Sci. nat. Portucalensis), Lisboa, pp. 1—48, text figs. 1-10. 1928.1 TfiruLos £ TRABALHOS CIENTIFICOS (CURRICULUM VITAE), pp. 15, 16. Lisboa. New subspecies: Lorodonta africana angolensis, {rom region of Cunene, living in the Zoological Gardens of Lisbon. 1931.1 Sur.’ Existence £N Afrique pe Deux Esrbces v' Ecfirnanrs. Bull. Soc. Portugaise Sci. nat., XI, No. 9, October, pp. 135-138. Lisbon. 1932.1 ELeraNnTes aFRICANOS pe ‘Esrera’ & pe ‘FiLoresta.’ Asoc. Espafiola Prog. Cien. Congr. Decimotercero, Lisboa, (IV), V, Pt. I, pp. 25-28, text figs. 1,2. Madrid. 1933.1 La MANDIBULE Des &LEPHANTS acruELS. Compt. Rend. Assn. Anatom., April 10-12, pp. 1-6, text figs. 1, 2. Mandibles of Loxodonta cyclotis; L. africana figured. 1933.2 E.fpxHants pv Mozamsique. Bull. Soc. Portugaise Sci. nat., XI, No. 29, December, pp. 307-318, Pls. xvi, xrx. Lisbon. 1938.8 Exérnantrs p’ANGoua. Bull. Soc. Portugaise Sci. nat., XI, No. 30, December, pp. 319-333, Pls. xx, xx1. Lisbon. Freudenberg, Wilhelm 1909.1 Das Divvviateromt von Jockanim iN DER Pra.z. Ber. oberrheim. geol. Ver., XLII. (Original not seen by the present author.) 1913.1 ELepHas PRIMIGENIUS FRAASI DieTRich UND DIZ SCHWABISCHE Hocurerrasse. Centralb. Min. Geol. Pal., Nr. 15, Aug. 1, pp. 475- 480; Nr. 20, Oct. 15, pp. 646-652, Stuttgart. 1915.1 {Review or Cuartes Dawson anv Antuun Sarre Woopwanp ON THE DISCOVERY OF Pr-tTpowN MAN (EOANTHROPUS DAWSONI) AND ASSOCIATED MAMMALIAN REMAINS.] Neues Jahrb. Min., I (1915), pp. 416-420, 2 text figs. “ Blephas of. planifrons (wohlnicht Stegodon)," p. 420. 1922.1 Die SXvuGeTreRFAUNA pes PLiockns UND PosTPrLIocANs VON Mexixo. II ren: MasToponten unp Everanten. Geol. u. Pal. Abh., XIV (XVIID, Heft III, pp. 103-176, Taf. 1 (tx)-1x (xvi), text figs. 1-28. Jena. New sper Mastodon oligobunis var. spelen vat, oligobunis var. ‘elicis, M. oligobunis var. iia, M. progress: Elephas columbt var. Felicis, BE. columbi var. silvestris, B. columtn var, Falconer, B. columbi var. imperator. 1926.1 Die avrauantiren Proposcrprer Palaeont. Zeitsehr., VIL, Heft 1, pp. 68, 69. 1927.1 [Discussion or O. ScuaipreEen's Parent “Onen Everuas TROGONTHERI! Pont.”} Palaeont. Zeitschr., VIII, Heft I, pp. 68, 69. [See Schmidtgen, 1926.1, pp. 62-8.) m OneeRueIncenier, 776 OSBORN: THE Friant, M. 1931.1 UN CAS DE PERSISTANCE DE L’ INCISIVE MOYENNE SUPERIEURE DES PROBOSCIDIENS PRIMITIFS CHEZ L’ ELEPHANT D’ AFRIQUE (LOXODONTA AFRICANA Buum.). Compt. Rend. Assn. Anatom., 26th Réunion. pp. 191-197, text figs. 1-3. Frick, Childs 1921.1 Extinct VERTEBRATE FAUNAS OF THE BADLANDS OF BAUTISTA CREEK AND San Timoteo CaNon, SouTHERN Catirornia. Bull. Dept. Geo!. Univ. Calif., XII, No. 5, Dec. 28, pp. 277-424, Pls. XLII-L, text figs. 1-165. New subspecies: T'rilophodon (Tetrabelodon) shepardi edensis [=Rhyncho- therium shepardi edense). 1926.1 Toorn SEQUENCE IN CERTAIN TRILOPHODONT TETRABELODONT MasropoNns AND TRILOPHODON (SERRIDENTINUS) POJOAQUENSIS, New Species. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., LVI, Art. II (issued April 9), pp. 122-176, text figs. 1-27. Addenda, pp. 177, 178. New species: T'rilophodon (Serridentinus) pojoaquensis, T’. (Ser. ) leidii, ?Rhyncho- therium (Dibelodon) edensis. 1926.2 Prentstortc Evipence. Nat. Hist., Amer. Mus., XXVI, No. 5, September—October, pp. 440-448, text figs. 4. Fig. 1 shows the lignite mines of Val d’Arno, Italy; the coal workings of Monte Bamboli, Italy; the badlands of Santa Fé, New Mexico. 1930.1 AvasKa’s Frozen Fauna. Nat. Hist., Amer. Mus., XXX, No. 1, January-February, pp. 71-80, frontispiece and 14 figs. 1933.1 New Remains or TRILOPHODONT-TETRABELODONT MasTopons. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., LIX, Art. IX, Mar. 2, pp. 505-652, 46 text figs. Fritsch, Karl Wilhelm Georg von 1885.1 Das PLiocAn im THALGEBIETE DER ZAHMEN GERA IN THURINGEN, Jahrb. geol. Landesanst. Berlin, pp. 389-437, Taf. xx1mI-xxv, map. Mastodon arvernensis, p. 399. Fuchs, Theodor 1879.1 Ussper NEUE VORKOMMNISSE FOSSILER SAUGETHIERE VON JEN1 SAGHRA IN RUMELIEN UND VoN AJNACSKO IN UNGARN, ETC. Verh. geol. Reichsanst., No. 3, pp. 49-59. Wien. Mastodon arvernensis and M. borsoni. Furlong, Eustace L. 1925.1 Nores oN THE OccCURRENCE OF MAMMALIAN REMAINS IN THE PLEISTOCENE OF Mexico, wiTH 4 DEscrIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES CaprRoMERYX MeExIcANA. Bull. Dept. Geol. Univ. Calif., XV, No. 5 (issued Jan. 30), pp. 137-152, text figs. 1-11. Proboscidean remains particularly abundant at Tequixquiac and Zumpango and in the area between these two towns. Possibly the last of the Pleistocene fauna to become extinct, and may be the site of their latest survival on the eonbinent: Also found in the quarry of El Tajo in deposits overlying the ures, Furlong, Eustace L., and Chester Stock 1928.1 See Stock, Chester, and Eustace L. Furlong. Gastaldi, Bartolomeo 1861 [1858] CrNnni sur VeRTEBRATI FosstLi DEL PIEMONTE. Accad. Sci. Torino, (2), XIX, pp. 19-84, Tav. 1-x. Mastodon arvernensis, M. borsoni, Elephas meridionalis, E. antiquus, E. primi- genius, Gaudry, Albert 1860.1 R&sULTATS DES NOUVELLES FOUILLES EXBHCUTHES SOUS LES AUSPICES DE L’ACADEMIE A PIKERMI (GRECE); LetTTRE A M. LE SECRETAIRE PERPETUEL ET LerrreE A M. p’Arcuiac. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., LI, pp. 802-804. Paris. 1862-1867 AnimMaux FossILes Er GEOLOGIE DE L’ATTIQUE. 4to, Paris, 474 pp., Atlas, 75 pls., map. Type figure of Mastodon pentelict [ee arnephoton, (Choerolophodon) pentelicus]. Mastodon turicensis and Dinotherium treated Mem. 1876.1 Matériaux pour L’HIsToIRE DES TEMPS QUATERNAIRES. Paris, 62 pp., 11 pls., 6 text figs. Elephas primigenius (race 4 lames écartées), p. 49, Pl. 1x. 1878.1 Les ENCHAINEMENTS DU MonpgE ANIMAL. 312 text. figs. 1888.1 Les ANcETRES DE Nos ANIMAUX, DANS LES TEMPS GHOLOGIQUEs. 12mo, Paris, pp. xv +296. Ato, 8vo, Paris, 293 pp., PROBOSCIDEA 1889.1 Sur utes MasroponrEes TROUVES A TOURNAN, DANS LE GERS, par M. Marry. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., CVIII, pp. 1298, 1294. Paris. Mastodon angustidens. 1891.1 QuELques REMARQUES SUR LES MASTODONTES A PROPOS DE L’ANIMAL DU CuerRicHIRA. Mém. Soc. géol. France, Paléontologie, II, Fase. I, Mém. No. 8, pp. 1-6, Pls. 1, m1. Mastodon angustidens, M. turicensis. 1893.1 L’ELépHanrt pre Durrort. VotumE CoMM®MORATIF DU CENTENAIRE DE LA FONDATION DU Muséum p’HistorrE NATURELLE. 4to, Paris, 25 pp., 1 pl. Elephas | =Archidiskodon| meridionalis of Durfort. Gaudry, Albert, and Edouard Lartet 1856.1 R&suLTATS DES RECHERCHES PALEONTOLOGIQUES ENTREPRISES pANS L’ATTIQUE SOUS LES AUSPICES DE L’ACADiMIE. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., XLIII, pp. 271-274. Paris. New species: Mastodon pentelicus. Gay, Claudio 1847.1 Husrorra Fisica y Pouirica pe CHILE. . Mamiferos, (pp. 19-182); Mastodon andium, pp. 137, 138. Geinitz, Hanns Bruno 1846.1 GRUNDRISS DER VERSTEINERUNGSKUNDE. Leipzig, pp. x +817, 26 Taf. Proboscidea, pp. 31-40. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Etienne 1837.1 ENcorE CET CRIT SUR LE SIVATHERIUM, CONSIDERE SOUS LE POINT DE VUE DE SES REVELATIONS CONTESTEES RELATIVEMENT A LA PHILOSOPHIE ZOOLOGIQUE. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., IV, No. 4, pp. 113-122, text figs. 1-4. Paris. New genus: Dicyclotherium. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Etienne, and Frédéric Cuvier 1824-1829 See Cuvier, Frédéric, and Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Etienne, and Georges L. C. F. D. Cuvier 1795.1 See Cuvier, Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert, and Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Isidore 1837.1 See note under Blainville, Henri Marie Ducrotay de. Gerstaecker, Carl Eduard Adolph, and Julius Victor Carus 1868.1 See Carus, Julius Victor, and Carl Eduard Adolph Gerstaecker. Gervais, Francois Louis Paul 1848-1852 ZooLocie ET PALHONTOLOGIE FRANCAISES . . . Premiered., I, pp. viii+271; II Explanation of Plates; III, Atlas, 80 pls. Mastodon brevirostris, first described by Gervais and de Serres in 1846 as Mastodon brevirostre. Zooxroata, I, 496 pp. Aves by DeMurs (pp. 183-494). R.8vo, Dresden and 1855.1 RecHERCHES SUR LES MAMMIFERES FOSSILES DE L’AMERIQUE MERIDIONALE. ‘‘Animaux nouveaux ou rares recueillis pendant l’expédition dans les parties centrales de l’Amérique du Sud, de Rio de Janeiro A Lima, et de Lima au Para; exécutée pendant 1843 A 1847 sous la direction du Comte Francis de Castelnau,” Pt. VII, Tome I, pp. 1-64, Pls. rv—xiir. 1859.1 ZooLoGiE ET PALHONTOLOGIE FRANCAISES. pp. vili+544; Atlas, 84 pls. Mastodon brevirostris, type figures same as in edition of 1848-1852. 1867-1876 ZooLoGcie ET PALEONTOLOGIE GE&NERALES. Ser. 1 (1867— 1869), pp. vii +263, 50 pls., 41 text figs.; Ser. 2 (1876). 4to, Paris. Dinotherium, p. 152. Proboscidea not treated in Series 2. The first edition (1864-1869) not available. Gervais, Francois Louis Paul, and Pierre Marcel Toussaint de Serres 1846.1 Sur LES MAMMIFERES DONT ON A TROUVE LES RESTES FOSSILES DANS LA CAVERNE DE LUNEL-VIEL ET DANS LES SABLES DE Mont- PELLIER. Ann. Sci. nat., (3), V, pp. 266-271. Paris. New species: Mastodon reno: An extract of this paper Bp DEateaa in the Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., Paris, 1846, XXII, p. 295, but without name of Mastodon brevirostre. Gez, Juan W. \ 1915.1 GrNERALIDADES SORRE PALEONTOLOGIA ARGENTINA: Ex Mas- TODON PLATENSIS-AMEGH. DE CorRIENTES. Corrientes, 2* edicién. (Fide Cabrera, 1929.1, p. 142; original not available.) New species: Mastodon pirayuiensis, p. 35. . Deuxiéme ed., BIBLIOGRAPHY Gibbes, Robert Wilson 1860.1 Remarks oN THE NoRTHERN ELEPHAS oF Pror. AGASSIZ. Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 3d Meeting, Charleston, 8. C., p. 69. 1860.2 RemMARKS ON MasTODON ANGUSTIDENS. Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 3d Meeting, Charleston, S. C., pp. 69, 70. Gidley, James Williams 1903.1 THe Fresu-WaterR Tertiary oF NorTHWESTERN TEXAS. AMERICAN Museum Expepitions or 1899-1901. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XIX, Art. XXVI, pp. 617-635, Pls. ru—Lvim, text figs. 1-4, map. 1913.1 Pretiminary Report on A RecentLy Discovered PLErsro- CENE Cave Deposit NEAR CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND. Proc. U. 8. Nat. Mus., XLVI, pp. 93-102, text figs. 1-8. Proboscidea not found. 1922.1 PrevimiInary Report oN Fosst. VERTEBRATES OF THE SAN Pepro VALLEY, ARIZONA, WITH Descriprions or New Species or RopENTIA AND LaGomorpHa. U.S. Geol. Sury., Profess. Paper 131—E, Dec. 26, pp. 119-131, Pls. xxx1v, xxxv. Preliminary faunal list, p. 120. 1926.1 Fosstt ProposciDEA AND EDENTATA OF THE SAN PEDRO VALLEY, Arizona. U. 8S. Geol. Surv., Profess. Paper 140—B, January, pp. 83-95, Pls. xxx1I-XLIVv. New species: Stegomastodon arizonae description and figure. [Name first occurs in Osborn, 1924.634, p. 4.] Anancus bensonensis [=Cordillerion bensonensis). 1929.1 Ancient Man in Fioripa: Furure INVESTIGATIONS. Geol. Soc. Amer., XL, June 30, pp. 491-501, Pls. x1rv, xv. A revision of his conclusions as expressed in 1926 in a paper prepared by F. B. Loomis and himself, after a restudy of beds 2 and 3 of Sellards, especially at Melbourne, Vero, and other places in Florida, pp, 498,499. “It seems probable that the remains of the mammoth, mastodon, horse, camel, tapir, and other animals found by earlier expeditions above the contact plane had been worked out of bed number 2 by the agencies—human or animal, or both—that formed the basin-shaped depressions before bed number 3 had been laid down.” Gidley, James Williams, and Frederic Brewster Loomis 1926.1 Fossm Manin Froripa. Amer. Journ. Sci., XII, pp. 261, 262. Giebel, Christof Gottfried Andreas 1845.1 Bericut iBeR DIE VON Dr. GIeBEL IN DEN DILUVIALABLANGER- UNGEN DES SEVECKENBERGES DEN QUEDLINBURG AUFGEFUNDENEN FOSSILEN KNOCHEN. Isis, [XX XVIII], Heft XII, pp. 905-910. Elephas. 1846.1 KNnocuen-LAGER BEI pp. 459, 460. New species: Elephas minimus, p.459; E. minimus Nesti [in Falconer, 1846.1, p. 13, not found in Nesti, 1808). Bull. QuepLinBuRG. Neues Jahrb. Min., 1847.1 Dip SkuGETHIERE DER VoRWELT. Fauna der Vorwelt, I, Abth. I, pp. xi+467. Leipzig. See especially EZ. minimus Giebel and E, antiquitatis Kriger, p. 211. 1855.1 Drie SAUGETHIERE IN ZOOLOGISCHER, ANATOMISCHER UND PALAE- ONTOLOGISCHER BEZIEHUNG UMFASSEND DARGESTELLT. 8vo, Leip- zig, pp. xiit+1108. Proboscidea, pp. 122, 123 (Dinotherium), 155-176. Gilbert, Grove Karl 1871.1 Remains or A Masropon. pp. 220, 221. Geological position of mastodon found at St. Johns, Auglaize Co., Ohio. Gill, Theodore Nicholas 1872.1 On THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRIMARY GROUPS OF THE CLASS or Mammats. Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 20th Meeting, Indian- apolis, pp. 284-306. Proboscidea, p. 301; also see Amer. Nat., V, pp. 526-533. 1872.2 ARRANGEMENT OF THE Famities oF MamMaus. Wirn ANALY- TICAL TABLES. Smithson. Mise. Coll. ,XI (1874), No. 230, pp. vi+98. Proboscidea, pp. 13, 89, 90. Gill, Theodore, and Elliott Coues 1877.1 Mareriau For A BrstiocrarHy or NortH AMERICAN Mam- MALS. Rept. U. S. Geol. Surv. Terrs. Hayden, XI, Appendix B, pp. 951-1081. Proc. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, “J ~J ~I Gilmore, Charles Whitney 1908.1 Ssmrrusontan ExpLoraTion in ALASKA IN 1907 IN SEARCH OF PLeisTocENr Fossi, VerTesRATEs. Seconp Exreprrion. Smith- son. Misc. Coll., LI (1910), No, 1807, pp. 3-38, Pls. 1x11, text figs. ; roe the Alaskan fauna known at that time, p. 38. Girard, Charles 1862.1 On THe CLASSIFICATION OF Mam™mauia. Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., forthe year 1851, 6th Meeting, Albany, N. Y., pp. 319-335, 2 diagrams. Elephantidm, Mastodontidm, Dinotheride, pp. 326, 328. Glocker, Ernst Friedrich von 1852.1 MINERALOGISCHE UND GEOGNOSTISCHE NoTiIzEN aus MAunren. Jahrb. geol. Reichsanst., Jahrg. I], Heft III, pp. 130-132. Wien. Dinotherium, p. 132. Gloger, Constantin Wilhelm Lambert 1841.1 Gemeinnitrzices Hanp- unp Hitrsspucn Naturoescuicure DER THIERE, pp. xxxiv +495. (Original not available.) The British Catalogue states that this was issued in 6 Hefte, of which 1-5, pp. 1-400, appeared in 1841. Gamphotherium anguatidens, p. 191. |Gamphotherium is regarded as « mis- spelling of Gomphotherium Burmeister, 1837.) Gmelin, Johann Fridrich, Carolus Linn#wus, and Robert Kerr 1792.1 See Kerr, Robert, Carolus Linnweus, and Johann Fridrich Gmelin. Godman, John Davidson 1824.1 Description or THE Os Hyorpes or THE Mastropon. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., 1V, Pt. 1, pp. 67-72, Pl. 1. 1826-1828 American Natura History, I (1826), IT (1826), ITT (1828). 8vo, Philadelphia. Mastodon giganteus, 11, pp. 202-255; EBlephas primogenius | = primigenius|, pp. 255-265. Journ. 1830.1 Descrirrion or A New Genus AND New Species or Extinct MamMirerous Quaprupep. Trans. Amer. Phil. Soc., N.S., III, pp. 478-485, Pls. xvi, xvi. New genus: Tetracaulodon. Goldfuss, Georg August 1821.1 OsreoLociscue Berrrrice zurR KeNNTNISS VERSCHIEDENER SAUGTHIERE DER VoRWELT. Nova Acta Acad. Leop. Carol., X, Pt. II, pp. 455-502, Tab. xxxIx, XLA, XLB, XLIA, XLIB, XLIIA, XLUIB, XLIV, XLV. Bonn. New species: Blephas priscus cites priscus on page 708 of his . Trovessart } Catalogue of 1898-1899, but the word does not seem to appear in Goldfuss’ description; it is figured, however, Tab. xiv. New species: Tetracauleden Mastodontoideum. 1823.1 OsreoLociscue Berrrice zun KENNTNISS VERSCHIEDENER SAuGTHIERE DER VorweLt. Nova Acta Acad. Leop. Carol., XI, pp. 451-490, Tab. tiv-Lvu. Elephas priscus, see page 459. Goodwin, George C. 1926.1 THe Most Respecraste Anima in THE Wortp. Asia, January, pp. 38, 39, 75, 76, 1 fig. The first living elephant brought to America, 1795. Géppert, Heinrich Robert, and Hermann von Meyer 1848.1 See Meyer, Hermann von, and Heinrich Robert Géppert. Graells, D. Mariano de la Paz 1897.1 Fauna Mastopoiécica Ipérica. Mem. Real. Acad. Cien. Exactas, Fis. nat., Madrid, XVII, 806 pp., 22 Lam., 2 maps. New species: Elephas platyrhynchus, p. 569; Masxedon aureiense, p. 573. Granger, Walter, and William Diller Matthew 1923.1 See Matthew, William Diller, and Walter Granger. Granger, Walter, and Henry Fairfield Osborn 1931.1 See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1931.847. 1932.1 See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1932.886. Grant, [R.| E. 1842.1 On THe Srrucrune anp History or THe Mastopontorw Animats or Nortn America. Proc. Geol. Soc. London, III, Pt, II, No. 90, pp. 770, 771. New species: Tetracaulodon Haywii, T. Bucklandi, Reviews T. kochii. 778 Gray, Asa 1846.1 Foop or tHE Mastropon. 92, 93. Reprinted in Amer. Journ, Sci., (2), III, p. 436. Gray, John Edward 1821.1 On THe NaturaL ARRANGEMENT OF VERTEBROSE ANIMALS. London Medical Repository, XV, No. 88, April1, pp. 296-310. New families: Elephantide, p. 305; Mastodonadae, p. 306. 1843.1 List or THE SPECIMENS OF MAMMALIA IN THE COLLECTION OF THE British Museum. 12mo, pp. xxviii+216. E. nig Dauntelah and Mooknah varieties, p. 183; Lorodonta africana, 1869.1 CarTaLoGuE or CARNIVOROUS, PACHYDERMATOUS AND EDENTATE MAMMALIA IN THE British Museum. 8vo, pp. viit+398, 47 text figs. Elephas indicus, p. 358; Loxodonta africana, p. 359. Gregory, William King 1903.1 ApapTivE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SHORTENING OF THE ELE- PHANT’S SKULL. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XIX, pp. 387-394, Pl. xxi, text figs. 1-4. 1909.1 Review or GAupry’s MEmorr ON PyROTHERIUM. Science, N.S., XXX, pp. 180-182. Question whether Pyrotherium is related to the Proboscidea. 1910.1 Tur Orprers or Mammats. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XXVII, pp. 1-524, text figs. 1-32. Proboscidea especially treated on pp. 366-369. 1920.1 Srupirs In Comparative Myoiocy anp OstgoLoey; No. IV. A Review orf THE EVOLUTION oF THE LACRYMAL BONE OF VERTEBRATES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THAT OF MAMMALS. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XLII, Art. II, pp. 95-263, Pl. xvm, text figs. 1-196. Morphology of the lacrymal region of the Proboscidea, pp. 180-183; relation- ships of the Proboscidea, pp. 244, 245. 1934.1 ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SUPRA-SYMPHYSIAL DEPRESSION AND GROOVE IN THE SHOVEL-TUSKED Mastroponts. Journ. Mamm., XV, No. 1, February, pp. 4-12, text figs. 1-8. Grewingk, Constantin Caspar Andreas 1881.1 Urser Fosstte SAUGETHIERE VON MaraAGHA IN PERSIEN. Verh. geol. Reichsanst., No. 15, p. 296. Wien. Guettard, Jean Etienne 1756 [1752] Suire pu Mf&MorrE DANS LEQUEL ON COMPARE LE CANADA 4 LA SUISSE, PAR RAPPORT A SES MINERAUX. Seconde partie. Hist. Acad. Roy. Sci. avec Mém. Math. Phys. Paris, for the year 1752, pp. 323-360, Pls. 1-1v and map (Pls. 9-12 of Mém.). “Une grande molaire de l'Ohio,"’ Pls. 111, tv. Gunn, John 1867.1 [Testu or ELepHants rRoM Norrouk.| Note in Geol. Mag., IV, No. XXXIX, pp. 421, 422. New genus: Leptodon. 1883.1 Dons ELEPHAS PRIMIGENIUS OCCUR IN THE NoRFOLK Forest Bep? Geol. Mag., Dee. II, N.S., X, pp. 456-460. New species: Leptodon minor, L. giganteus, Elephas Gunnii Lartet (in Gunn), 1884.1 THe Mamoru in THE Forest Bep. Geol. Mag., Dec. III, N.S., I, pp. 47, 48. 1891.1 Mermoriats or JouN Gunn . . . BEING SOME ACCOUNT OF THE Cromer Forest BED AND ITs Fosst, MAMMALIA, AND OF THE ASSO- CIATED STRATA IN THE CLIFFS OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK: FROM THE MS. NoTEs OF THE LATE JOHN GUNN. WirTH A MEMOIR OF THE Autor. (Edited by Horace B. Woodward with the assistance of E. T. Newton.) 4to, Norwich, pp. viit+5 (unnumbered) +120, 11 text figs. (Pls. -v on Proboscidea; PIs. 1-vi1 on Cervide). New subspecies: FE. giganteus intermedius [same as Leptodon giganteus Gunn and E. Gunnii Lartet (in Gunn, 1883)]. Hall, James 1871.1 Norres AND OBSERVATIONS ON THE CoHoEs MAstopon. Ann. Rept. Regents Univ. New York, pp. 99-148, Pls. 11—vit. Harlan, Richard 1825.1 FAUNA AMERICANA: BEING A DESCRIPTION OF THE MAmmIF- EROUS ANIMALS INHABITING NorTH AMERICA. 8vo, published by Anthony Finley, Philadelphia, pp. x+318. 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New species: T'rilophodon connerus, T. wimani, T. spectabilis; Tetralo- phodon exoletus; i pe Pentalophodon sinensis; Stegodon officinalis, 8. Revives Marans Burnett for the Mammoth, type Mammuthus borealis. Hopwood, Arthur Tindell, and E. J. Wayland 1926.1 THe GroLocy AND PALZONTOLOGY or THE Kaiso BonE-BeEps. Pt. I. Geology. By E. J. Wayland, pp. 5-11, map, Pl. 1. Pt. II. Paleontology. By Arthur Tindell Hopwood, pp. 13-36, Pls. u-1v, text figs. 1-14. Geol. Surv. Uganda, Occasional Paper No. 2, November. Steet mikes (Arla a On ne me In Part II, W. E. Swinton, Erol Ivor White, and L. R. Cox contribute articles on “ Fossil Reptilia,’ Fossil Pisces,"’ and ‘* Fossil Mollusca” respectively. Hornaday, William Temple 1885.1 Two Years IN THE JUNGLE. Chapter XX—The Indian Elephant. 1905.1 THe Arrican ELepHant. Bull. New York Zool. Soc., October, No. 19, pp. 237, 238. 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Note of correction regarding T'’etracaulodon, in Horner's paper (1840.2). 1842.1 ReMARKS ON THE DENTAL SYSTEM OF THE MASTODON, WITH AN Account oF soME Lower Jaws IN Mr. Kocn’s Couuection, Sr. Louis, MIssoURI, WHERE THERE IS A SOLITARY TUSK ON THE RIGHT sipe. Trans. Amer. Phil. Soc., N.S., VIII, Jan. 7, pp. 53-59, Pls.1-1v. See especially page 58, where the ‘name Tricaulodon might be established,”’ Horner, William E., and Isaac Hays 1842.1 Descriprion or AN ENTIRE HEAD, AND VARIOUS OTHER BONES OF tHE Mastopon. Trans. Amer. Phil. Soc., N.S., VIII, pp. 37-48, Pls. 1-1v. From Bucyrus, Crawford Co., Ohio. Species not given. Hovey, Edmund Otis 1874.1 Tue Larcest Fossi. EvepHant Tooru yer Descripep. Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 22d Meeting, Portland, 1873, p. 112. From Alameda Co., Calif., in Wabash College, Indiana. [?Parelephas.] 1908.1 CuesteR, New York, Mastopon. Editorial. Ann. New York Acad. Sci., XVIII, p. 147, Pl. v. Howorth, Henry Hoyle 1882.1 Tue Name “Mammoru.” The Field Naturalist, and Scientific Student, No. 2, July, pp. 30-32. Manchester and London. Full and scholarly exposition as to whether the word is derived from ‘ma’ ignifying and ‘mut’ signifying mole, hence mammoth signifying ‘earth-mole'; or from the Arab Behemot, in the corrupt Russian ‘mammoth .’ Howorth reviews the Esthonian-Tartar origin signifyi ‘earth-mole’ and concludes: “The Russian Mam certainly came from the word Behemot."” Osborn inclines to the Esthonian-Tartar origin, because of the widespread tradition that the Mammoth lived underground. 8vo, London, pp. xxii+512. 781 1887.1 THe Mamoru anp THE FLOoop. 464. Hoy, Philo Romayne 1871.1 Dr. Kocn’s Missourrum. Amer. Naturalist, V, pp. 147, 148. Missourium tetracaulodon = Mastodon americanus. Hunt, James Gibbons 1874.1 [Report oN roop or THE Mastopon.} Hist., XVII, pp. 91, 92. Hunter, William 1769.1 OBSERVATIONS ON THE BONES, COMMONLY SUPPOSED TO BE ELerHANts BoNEs, WHICH HAVE BEEN FOUND NEAR THE RIVER Onto rw America. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, LVIII, for the year 1768, pp. 34-45, Tab. rv. Pseudelephant, or animal incognitum. Hunter, William Wilson 1868.1 THe ANNALS oF RuRAL Benaat. York, pp. xvi+475. Hutchinson, Henry Neville 1892.1 Extinct Monsters. A PopuLar ACCOUNT OF SOME OF THE Larcer Forms or ANCIENT ANIMAL Lire. 8vo, D. Appleton and Co., New York, pp. xx +254, 24 pls., 38 text figs. 1910.1 Extincr Monsters anp Creatures or Orner Days. A Porvu- LAR ACCOUNT OF SOME OF THE LARGER Forms or ANCIENT ANIMAL Lire. 8vo, Chapman and Hall, London, pp. xxxiii+329, 55 pls. 113 text figs. Ides, Eberhard Ysbrant 1706.1 THree Years TRAVELS FRoM Moscow oVER-LAND To Cura: THRO Great UstiGa, Srrtanta, Persia, Srpreia, Daour, Great Tartary, &c. TO PexinG, 8vo, London, pp. 7+210, 29 pls., map. (First printed in Dutch by direction of Burgomaster Witzen, formerly Ambassador in England.) Native belief that the Mammoth was subterranean, pp. 25 and 26. Illiger, Carolus 1811.1 Propromus Sysrematis MamMatium er Avium. 8vo, Berolini, pp. xvili+144 (Mammalia), pp. 145-301 (Aves). New order: Proboscidea, p. 96. International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature See Nomenclature. Jack, Robert Logan, and Robert Etheridge, Jr. 1892.1 THe GEOLOGY AND PALZONTOLOGY OF QUEENSLAND AND New Guinea. Text (pp. xxx+768) and plates (68) in two volumes. 4to, Brisbane and London. Notoelephas australis, p. 683 | =Notelephas australis Owen, 1882 = Diproteden|. Jackson, J. B. 8. 1845.1 On THE Fossit Bones oF MASTODON GIGANTEUS FROM MAKL piT IN New Jersey. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., II, pp. 60-62. Jacquemin, Emile 1837.1 Mémorre SUR LES PACHYDERMES FOSSILES CONNUS JUSQU'A CE JouR, ET DESCRIPTION DU NOUVEAU GENRE DINOTHERIUM DE M. Kaur. Mag. Zoologie (Guérin-Méneville), Sept. Année, Cl. I, pp. 1-30, Pls. xxvu-xx1x. Blephas, p. 12; Mastodon, p. 15; Dinotherium, p. 19, with restoration of D. giganteum, Pl. xxrx, fig. 1. Jiiger, Georg Friedrich 1847 (1850) Usexsicur per rossiLen SAUGETHIERE WELCHE IN WUR- TEMBERG, ETC. Nova Acta Acad. Leop, Carol., XXII, pp. 767-934, Tab. LXViI-LXXxu. Mastodon anguastidens. Janensch, Wilhelm 1911.1 Dre Proposcipier-ScuApe. per Trinit-Exreprrions-Samn- LuNG. In “Die Pithecanthropus-Schichten auf Java."" Herausge- geben vom M. Lenore Selenka und Prof. Max Blanckenhorn, pp. 151-195, Pls. xx1-xxv, text figs. 1-17. Jentink, Fredericus Anna 1887.1 CaTaLocuse Osr&oLociqur pes MamMirétxes. Mus. Hist. Nat. Pays-Bas, LX, 360 pp., 12 pls. Leiden. Elephantidw, pp. 169, 170; Blephas sumatranus capecially. Jentzsch, Carl Alfred 1883.1 Ueser EINIGE TERTIARE SAUGETHIERRESTE Avs OsT- UND Westrrevussen. Schrift. phys.-dkonom. Ges. Konigsb., Jahre. XXIII, Abth. 2, pp. 201-205, Taf. v. New species: Mastodon Zaddachi, p, 202, Taf. v, a, b. 8vo, London, pp. xxxii+ Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Second edition. 8vo, New 782 Jerdon, Thomas Claverhill 1874.1 THe Mammats or INpIA. Elephantide, pp. 228-231. Jobert, Antoine Claude Gabriel, and l’Abbe Jean Baptiste Croizet 1828.1 See Croizet, Jean Baptiste, and Antoine Claude Gabriel Jobert. Johnston, Harry H. [Henry Hamilton Johnston] 1898.1 On THE LarGeR MaAmMaALs oF TUNISIA. don, May 3, pp. 351-353. Joleaud, Léonce 1920.1 Rervur pE PALBHONTOLOGIE ANIMALE. July 30, pp. 487-500, text figs. 1-11. Review of Fourtau's species Mastodon angustidens libyca and M. Spenceri. 1928.1 Exépxants er Dinorufiriums PLioceNES DE L’ErHioPie: Con- TRIBUTION A L’ErupE PALfOGEOGRAPHIQUE DES PROBOSCIDIENS Arricains. Compt. Rend., Congrés Géol. Internat., XIV Session, Espagne, 1926, Fase. III, pp. 1001-1007, 3 pls. Madrid. Dinotherium found on the banks of the Omo River, tributary of Lake Rodolfe. Jonas, Louis 1930.1 THe Mountinc or AN ELEPHANT Group. With Appendix by John Jonas. Publ. Amer. Assoc. Museums, N.S., No. 11, 32 pp., 8vo, London, pp. xxxii+335. Proc. Zool. Soc. Lon- Rev. gén. Sci. Paris, 44 text figs. Joubert de,——— 1785 [1788] Memorre suR DES PORTIONS DE MACHOIRE TROUVEES DANS LE CoMINGES EN 1783. Mém. Acad. Sci. Toulouse, for 1785, ITI, pp. 110-113, Pls. vi—x. Fossil jaw fragments unearthed near Cominges, France [= Deinotherium]. Jourdan, Claude 1858.1 [CoMMUNICATION SUR DES DENTS DE MASTODONTES FOSSILES.] Ann. Soc. Imp. Agric. Lyon, (8), I, pp. lxxxiii, Ixxxiv, Procés-Verbaux. New species: [Mastodon] Dissimilis. 1861.1 Drs TERRAINS SIDHROLITIQUES. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., LIII, pp. 1009-1014. Paris. New species: Dinotherium levius, Elephas intermedius. Judd, John Wesley 1911.1 THe Srupent’s Lyety. THe PrincipLes AND METHODS OF GEOLOGY, AS APPLIED TO THE INVESTIGATION OF THE Past History OF THE EartH AND Its INHABITANTS. 8vo, London, pp. [56]+645, portrait, and 736 text figs. Kato, T. 1914.1 ON THE Fosstt ProposcipbA FROM Mt. HaNarn, PREFECTURE or Iparakti. Journ. Geol. Soc. Tokyo, XXI, No. 345, pp. 345-349 (in Japanese). Map and geologic section. Extinct mastodont. Katzer, Friedrich 1901.1 Zur NAHEREN ALTERSBESTIMMUNG DES ‘‘SUSSWASSERNEOGENS” IN Bosnren. Centralb. Min. Geol. Pal., No. 8, pp. 227-233. Stuttgart. Kaup, Johann Jacob 1829.1 DernorHeRtuM GiaANnTreum. Isis, [XXII], Heft IV, pp. 401-404, Vag. 3. New genus and species: Deinotherium giganteum, p. 401. with tusks upturned. 1831.1 Fossr. SAucreTH. RHBINHESSENS. (Fide de Blainville, Dino- therium, p. 18, of his “‘Ostéographie.’’) D. maximum =synonym of D. giganteum. Von Meyer, 1832.2, p. 78, states that this was a MS. name. 1832.1 Usrser ZWEI FRAGMENTE EINES UNTERKIEFERS VON MAsTODON ANGUSTIDENS Cuv., NACH WELCHEN DIESE ART IN DIE GATTUNG TETRACAULODON GODMANN GEHORT. Isis, [X XV], Heft VI, pp. 628- 631, Taf. x1a. New species: Tetracaulodon longirostre. 1832-1839 Description p’OssEMENTS FossiLES DE MAMMIFERES... DE DARMSTADT; AVEC FIGURES LITHOGRAPHIEES. 4to, Darmstadt, (Text), folio (Atlas). 1832.2 Cahier I, pp. 1-16—Livraison I, Pls. 1-v. New species: Dinotherium Cuvieri. Supplementary description of Dinotherium giganteum. Changes Deinotherium to Dinotherium. ieee: iv, D. giganteum is figured with tusk upturned as in Kaup, Figured (Taf. 1) 1833.1 Cahier II, Livraison II, Pls. vi—-vut. 1834.1 Cahier III, Livraison III, Pls. rx—xv. 1835.1 Cahier IV, pp. 65-89, Livraison IV, Pls. xvi-xx. Add. Tab. 1, 2, figs. 1-5 (see Kaup, 1841.1, p. 18). New species: Mastodon longirostris, M. dubius, M. grandis. Dino- therium medium appears in caption to Add. Tab. 1, figs. 1-4. _D. giganteum figured_with tusks downturned (Add. Tab. 1, fig. 5). 1839.1 Cahier V, Livraison V, Pls. xx1-xxv (including Pls. xxim a, b, c). Only Cahier I (1832.2) and [V(1835.1) are cited in the present Memoir. OSBORN: THE PROBOSCIDEA 1833.2 Der KrRALLEN-PHALANX VON EPPELSHEIM, NACH WELCHEM Hr. v. CUVIER SEINEN RImSsEN-PANGOLIN, MANIS GIGANTEA, AUFSTELLTE, GEHORT ZU DinorHERIUM. Neues Jahrb. Min., pp. 172-176. 1833.3. DrnoTHertum, Ruinoceros, DorcaTHERIUM, CrRvus, Sus. Neues Jahrb. Min., pp. 419, 420. New species: Dinotherium medium. 1833.4 User pie Garrune Dinoruertium, ZUSATZE UND VERBESSERUN- GEN ZUM ERSTEN Herr DER DESCRIPTION D’OSSEMENS FOSSILES. Neues Jahrb. Min., pp. 509-517, Taf. vir. Supplementary description of Dinotherium medium. New family: Curtognati, p. 516, [See also Bull. Soc. géol. France, 1834, V, p. 444, for note on family name Curtognati.] 1837.1 Sur LA PLACE QUE DOIT OCCUPER LE DINOTHERIUM DANS L’ECHELLE ANIMALE. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., IV, pp. 527-529. Paris. 1841.1 AKTEN DER URWELT ODER OSTEOLOGIE DER URWELTLICHEN SAUGETHIERE UND AMPHIBIEN. 8vo, Darmstadt, pp. x+54, 14 Tab. New species: Dinotherium Kénigiti, pp. 49, 50. 1857.1 Brerirr®%Ge zuR N#HEREN KENNTNISS DER URWELTLICHEN S#UGETHIERE. 4to, Darmstadt, Heft III, pp. vi+27, Tab. 1-v1. Mastodon angustidens and M. arvernensis. Kaup, Johann Jacob, and August von Klipstein 1836.1 BrscHREIBUNG UND ABBILDUNGEN VON DEM IN RHEINHESSEN AUFGEFUNDENEN COLOSSALEN SCHEDEL DES DINOTHERII GIGANTEI. 4to, Darmstadt, 38 pp. Folio, Atlas, 6 Tab., map. (Giessen, 1843.) Kaup, Johann Jacob, and Johann Baptiste Scholl 1832.1 CaTALOGUE DES PLATRES DES OSSEMENTS FOSSILES . . . DANS LE CaBINET p’HistoirE NATURELLE pU GrAND-Duc DE HESSE. 8vo, Darmstadt, 15 pp., text illustrations. (Original not available.) 1834.1 VERZEICHNISS DER GYPSABGUSSE VON DEN AUSGEZEICHNETSTEN URWELTLICHEN THIERRESTEN DES GROSSHERZOGLICHEN MUSEUM ZU DarmstapT. . . . ZWEITE VERMEHRTE UND VERBESSERTE AUS- GABE. Verlag von Joh. Phil. Diehl. . Ausgegeben im Sep- tember, 1834. 8vo, Darmstadt, 28 pp. (Original not seen by the pres- ent author.) New species: Mastodon grandis, p. 22; Mastodon dubius, p. 25. Kennedy, Ildephons 1785.1 ABHANDLUNG VON EINIGEN IN BAIERN GEFUNDENEN BEINEN. Neue philosophische. Abh. bayer. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen, IV, pp. 1-48, Tab. 1, 11. Five teeth, and an astragalus, best preserved parts of a complete skeleton of Dinotherium found in 1762 near Reichenberg, Lower Bavaria. Kerr, Robert, Carolus Linnezus, and Johann Fridrich Gmelin 1792.1 Tue Anrmat Kinapom or Zoouoaicat System, OF THE CELE- BRATED Sir CHARLES LiInN&us; CuassI. Mammaria: ConTAaINING A CoMPLETE Systematic DEscRIPTION, ARRANGEMENT, AND NOMEN- CLATURE, OF ALL THE KNowWN SPECIES AND VARIETIES OF THE MAMMALIA ..., BEING A TRANSLATION OF THAT PART OF THE Systema NATUR, AS LATELY PUBLISHED, WITH GREAT IMPROVE- MENTS, BY PROFESSOR GMELIN OF GOETTINGEN. ‘TOGETHER WITH Numerous ADDITIONS FROM MORE RECENT ZOOLOGICAL WRITERS. 4to, London, I, Class I (Mammalia), Class II (Birds), pp. 8+-28 +644, 9 pls. (See Linnzus for the ‘Systema Nature.”’) New species: Elephas americanus p. 116. Elephas maximus treated p. 115. Khomenko, J. 1912.1 Masropon ARVERNENSIS Croiz. ET JOB. NOVA VAR. PROGRESSOR DES SABLES DU PLIOCENE SUPERIEUR DANS LE Sup-BESSARABIE. Annuaire Géol. Min. Russie, XIV, Livr. 6, pp. 159-166. 1 pl. Novo Alexandria. New variety: Mastodon arvernensis Croiz. et Job. var. progressor. Kittl, Ernst Anton Leopold 1885.1 Die rosstre SAuGETHIER-FAUNA VON MARAGHA IN PERSIEN. Verh. geol. Reichsanst., Nos. 16, 17, pp. 397-399. Wien. Mastodon pentelici treated. 1887.1 Brirrice zuUR KENNTNISS DER FOSSILEN SAUGETHIERE VON Maraaua IN Persien. I. Carnivoren. Ann. naturhist. Hofmus., II, pp. 317-388, Taf. x1v-xvin. Wien. Mastodon pentelici and Mastodon sp. cited, p. 320. BIBLIOGRAPHY Kittl, Ernst Anton Leopold—Continued 1908.1 Das DinoTHERIUMSKELETT VON FRANZENSBAD IM K.K. NATUR- HISTORISCHEN HormuseuM. Wochenschrift “Urania,” I, No. 12 text fig. Wien. Klahn, Hans 1922.1 Dre BADISCHEN MASTODONTEN UND IHRE SUDDEUTSCHEN VER- WANDTEN. 8vo, Berlin, pp. xii+134, 31 text figs., table. New 5) oe: Mastodon steinheimensis, M. esselbornensis, M. engelewiesensis, Alheimensis, M. gigantorostris, M. minutoarvernensis, M. gigantar- vernensis. 1931.1 Dre MastoponTEeN pes SARMATIKUM VON STEINHEIM A. ALB. Palaeontogr. Supplement-Band VIII, Teil XII, pp. 1-36, Taf. 1-1v, text figs. 1-19. New subspecies: Mastodon angustidens Cuv. steinheimensis Klahn. molar formerly referred by Fraas (1870) to Mastodon arvernensis; the type of M. steinheimensis by Klihn in 1922. Klipstein, August von, and Johann Jacob Kaup 1836.1 See Kaup, Johann Jacob, and August von Klipstein. Knight, Wilbur Clinton 1903.1 Remains or ELEPHANTS IN WyoMING. No. 438, p. 828. Koch, Albrecht Karl (Albert Carl) 1839.1 THe Mammoru (Mastopon? Ebps.). XXXVI, pp. 198-200. Copied from article in the Philadelphia Presbyterian of Jan. 12, 1839. Discovery of fossil bones in Gasconade County, Mo., in 1838 (7). 1839.2 ReMAINS OF THE MasTopoN IN Missourr. Amer. Journ. Sci., (1), XXXVII, pp. 191, 192. Article signed “A. Koch, Proprietor of the St. Louis Museum. St. Louis Com. Bulletin of June 25, quoted in Phil. Nor. Am., July 11, 1839.” Account of the type head of Koch's Missourian, so named by Dr. Koch in honor of the State in which it was found; later? aes 1, p. 2) he described this cranium under the name of Missourium Kochii 1840.1(?) Fossm Remains. (Churchill and Bier): 8 pages and 1 plate. The copy of this oer bears no title-page or date; in Bulletin 2 of the Geological Survey of Missouri (p. 123) it is stated that * ‘the a was probably published before 1841.” The original is in the St. Louis Public Library. New eu and cai anne Missourium Kochii, p. 2 (Missourium occurs on page 1). ound May, 1839, 22 miles ‘south of St. Louis, Jefferson Co., in Eh aes an Sulphur Springs, on Little Rock Creek, Missouri. Mentions (p. 6) other large bones which he disinterred in 1838 on a farm in Gas- conade County, Mo. 1841.1 Description oF THE MissouriuM, oR Missourt LEVIATHAN; TOGETHER WITH ITS SUPPOSED HABITS. INDIAN TRADITIONS CON- CERNING THE LOCATION FROM WHENCE IT WAS EXHUMED; ALSO, CoMPARISIONS OF THE WHALE, CrocopILE, AND Missourium, WITH THE LEVIATHAN, AS DESCRIBED IN THE 41ST CHAPTER OF THE BOOK OF Jos. 16 pages, no plate. Printed by Chas. Keemle, St. Louis, 1841 (on title page); St. Louis, 1840 only (on cover). Rare edition, in St. Louis Mercantile Library. This St. Louis edition gives a description of the ee excavated in March of 1840 le Dublin edition of 1843, pp. 9, 12) by Doctor Koch near the shores of the river La Pomme de Terre, a tributary of the Osage River, Benton County, Missouri; regarded by him as thesame animai as his Missourium (p. 13), naming it Leviathan missourii. The next edition (1841, Louisville, Ky., Prentice and Weissinger, Printers), 20 ages, is pany the same as the St. Louis edition. Original in ‘the fissouri Historical Society, St. Louis. Another edition (London, E. Fisher, 1841, 24 FP? includes the new species Tetracaulodon Osagii (p.1). Tetracaulodon Tapyroides is also cited. Proc. Geol. Soc. London, Same made Science, N.S., XVII, Amer. Journ. Sci., (1), 1842.1 [On THE GENUS TETRACAULODON.| Ill, pp. 714-716. Reviews Tetracaulodon Godmanii, T. kochii, T. Tapiroides. 1843.1 Description oF THE MissouRIUM THERISTOCAULODON (Kocn), or Missourt LeEVIATHAN, (LEVIATHAN MISSOURIENSIS), TOGETHER WITH ITS Suprosep Hasits, AND INDIAN TRADITIONS, ALSO COMPARI- SONS ON THE WHALE, CROCODILE, AND MISSOURIUM, WITH THE Levia- THAN. As DESCRIBED IN THE 41ST CHAPTER OF THE BOOK OF JOB. Fifth edition, Enlarged, Dublin, 1843, 28 pp., figure of skeleton on cover. Printed by C. Crookes. 1845.1 Dre RreseNTHIERE DER URWELT ODER DAS NEUENTDECKTE MissouriuM THERISTOCAULODON (SICHELZAHN AUS Missouri) UND pIE MASTODONTOIDEN IM ALLGEMEINEN UND BESONDERN. 8vo, Berlin, pp. viii+99, 8 pls. 