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Murray, James Augustus Henry 1891, 1908 A New Enauisu Dictionary on Historical PRINCIPLES FouNDED MAINLY ON THE MATERIALS COLLECTED BY THE PHILO- LOGICAL Society. Edited by Sir James A. H. Murray. Oxford. Elephant (1891); Mammoth, Mastodon (1908). Mammoth: ‘The word is of obscure origin; the alleged Tartar word mama ‘earth’ (usually cited as the etymon) is not known to exist.” Muybridge, Eadweard 1899.1 Animats 1n Motion. AN Exectro-PHoTroGRAPHic INVESTIGA- TION OF CoNSECUTIVE PHASES OF ANIMAL ProGRESSIVE MovE- MENTS. London, pp. x—264. Proboscidea, pp. 57, 99, and 101. Nasmyth, Alexander 1842.1 ON THE MINUTE STRUCTURE OF THE TUSKs OF EXTINCT MastTo- pontorp Animas. Proc. Geol. Soc. London, III, Pt. I, No. 91, pp. 775-780. Reviews the species Tetracaulodon godmani, T. kochii, T. tapiroides, also Mis- sourium, of Koch's collection. Naumann, Edmund 1881.1 Urper JAPANISCHE ELEPHANTEN DER VORZEIT. XXVIII, pp. 1-39, Taf. 1-vn. Comments on Stegodon cliftii, S. insignis, Elephas namadicus, and Elephas primigenius. 1887.1 Fosstne ELEPHANTENRESTE von Mrnpando, SuMATRA UND Mauaxka. Abh. Ber. k. Zool.-Anthrop.-Ethnog. Mus. Dresden, No. 6, pp. 1-11, text figs. 1-6. New species: Stegodon trigonocephalus [mindanensis]. 1890.1 Srecopon MINDANENSIS, EINE NEUE ART VON UEBERGANGS- MasroponTeN. Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Ges., XLII, Heft I, pp. 166--169. New species: Stegodon mindanensis. Nesti, Filippo 1808.1 D1 Aucun® oss Fossiti pI MAMMIFERI CHE S’INCONTRANO NEL Vatparno. Ann. Mus. Imp. Fis. Stor. Nat. Firenze, I, 18 pp. PA AUER First description (without name) of Elephas meridionalis. 1825.1 SULLA NUOVA SPECIE DI ELEFANTE FOSSILE DEL VALDARNO ALL’ ILLUSTRISSIMO SIG. Dorr. Pror. OTTAVIANO TARGIONI T02ZETTI. (LETTERE SOPRA ALCUNE OSSA FOSSILI DEL VALDARNO NON PER ANCO DESCRITTE.) Nuoy. Giorn. Lett., XI, No. 24, pp. 195-216, Tav. I. New species: El, [Elephas] meridionalis; Nesti suggests, however, three other names (Elephans Valdarnensis, E. Etruscus, E. Italicus), but chose meridionalis because of the southern or temperate climate in which this species lived. Neuville, Henri 1919.1 Dr w’extTincTion pu Mammoutu. pp. 193-212, text figs. 1-3. Paris. Translation by Gerrit S. Miller, Jr., ‘On the Extinction of the Mammouth,” Smithson. Rept. for 1919 (published 1921), pp. 327-338, Pls. 1-111. Washington, D. C. Newton, Edwin Tulley 1890.1 On some New Mamas From THE Rep AND Norwicu Cracs. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. London, XLVI, pp. 444-453, Pl. xviii. 1890.2 Tasers or Fossius. Srcrion I: Fauna ANp FLORA OF THE Lanp, Lakes, AND Rivers. Tapie I: Vertesrata. In Clement Reid’s “The Pliocene Deposits of Britain,’ Appendix I, pp. 225- 228. Palaeontogr., L’Anthrop., XXIX, July, BIBLIOGRAPHY 791 Newton, Richard Bullen 1914.1 See Oswald, Felix, Charles William Andrews, and Richard Bullen Newton. 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Extract Proc. 9th Internat. Zool. Cong., Monaco, 1913. Pub. T. O. Smallwood, Washington, D. C., 30 pp. September, 1916. The above is an amplification (in mimeographed form) of the rules adopted by the successive International Congresses held at Berlin in 1901 (Proceedings poprenes 1902), at Boston in 1907 (Proceedings published 1912), and at {onaco in 1913 (Proceedings published 1914), and constitutes the First Impression. The Second Impression is dated September, 1916, and con- tains eleven additional Opinions, namely, Nos. 57 to 67 inc., of which Nos. 58 to 67 were copied from the publications of the Smithsonian Institution. Nordenski6éld, Erland 1903.1 User pre SAuGEeTrerRFossILieN DES TARIJATALS, SUDAMERIKA. I. Masropon Anprum Cuy. K. svenska Vetensk. Akad. Handl., XXXVII, No. 4, pp. 1-30, Taf. 1-v1. Stockholm. Oken, Lorenz 1816.1 Lrnreuca per Naturcescuicute, Theil III, Abth. 2. Leipzig and Jena. (Original not seen by the present author.) 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Naturalist, XXXIV, No. 398, February, pp. 89-94, text figs. 1-7. 1900.182 THe GEoLoGiIcaL AND Faunat Revations or Evrore anp AMERICA DURING THE TERTIARY PERIOD AND THE THEORY OF THE Successive INVASIONS OF AN AFRICAN Fauna. Science, N.S., XI, No. 276, April 13, pp. 561-574, Charts I-V. Theory of the Ethiopian region or South Africa as a t center of independent evolution and as the source of successive northward migrations of mam- mals, some of which ultimately reached even the extremity of South America—referring to the Mastodons, p. 8. 1900.187 CorreLation Between Tertiary MamMat Horizons or Europe ANp America. Ann. New York Acad. Sci., XIII, No. 1, July 21, pp. 1-72. Theory of successive invasions of an African fauna into Europe, p. 56, also of Africa as the center of origin of the Proboscidea, Sirenia, ete., p, 57. 1900.192 PxyLoceny or THe Rutwocreroses or Evrore. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XIII, Art. 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Foss. MAMMALS oF Mexico. Science, N.S., XXI, No. 546, June 16, pp. 931, 932. Elephas columbi in National Museum. Fine skull and tusks of EZlephas im- perator, collection of Geological Survey of Mexico. 1907.295 A Mounrep SKELETON oF THE CoLUMBIAN Mamoru (EverHas coLtumst). Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XXIII, Art. XII, Mar. 30, pp. 255-257, text fig. 1. This skeleton was subsequently made the type of Blephas jeffersonii by Osborn (see Osborn, 1922.555). 1907.299 A Masropon “At Home.’”’ The Evening Post, New York, Saturday, Aug. 3, p. 2. 1907.302 Huntinc THe ANcesTRaAL ELernant IN THE Faytém Desert. Discoveries or THE Recent Arrican Expeprtion or Tas Ameni- cAN Museum or Naturat History. The Century Maguzine, LXXIV, No. 6, October, pp. 815-835. Abstracts: Nature, LXXVI, No, 1981, Oct. 17, p. 622, “Hunting the Two Million Year Old E! it,” Illus. London News, Supplement, CX XXII, No. 3504, Mar. 7, 1 iy Maritherium, Palaomastodon. 1907.303 EvoLuTIon As IT APPEARS TO THE PALEONTOLOGIST. Science N.8., XXVI, No. 674, Nov. 29, pp. 744-749. First use of the word “rectigradation” with definition, p. 747. 1909.321 Cenozoic Mammat Horizons or Westenn Norra Amenica. Wirs Faunav Lists or tae Tertiary MamMauia or THe West spy WituiamM Ditter Matrsew. Bull. 361, U. 8, Geol. Surv., pp. 1-138, text figs. 1-15, 1 map. Proboscidea, pp. 76-78, 80-90, 114, 116, 119, 120. 1909.332 Tue eepine Hasitrs or MaerirHeRiuM AND PALMOMASTODON, Nature, LX XXI1, No. 2074, July 29, pp. 139, 140, text figs. 1, 2. 1910.346 Tue Ace or Manmats in Evrors, Asia AND Nortu Amenica. 8vo, The Macmillan Co., New York, pp. xvii +635, 220 text figs. New subfamilies: Dinotheriinw, Mastodontinw, Elephanting. 1910.347 A Mrans or EstimaTine THe AGE oF THE MasTopoN AND Orner Proposcrpra. [Abstract.] Separates issued in 1910. Proc. Seventh Intern. Zool. Congress (Boston Meeting, Aug. 19-24, 1907), 1912, pp. 782-784, text figs. 1-3. 1914.409 Recent Resvits IN THE PHYLOGENY OF THE TITANOTHERES, Bull. Geol. Soc. 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Mem. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., N.S., IT, Pt. I, June 10, 330 pp., 54 pls., 173 text figs. Correlation of Tertiary horizons. 1919.492 PatmomasTtopon, THE ANCESTOR OF THE LOoNG-JAWED Mastopons Onty. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., V, Aug. 26, pp. 265, 266, text fig. 1. 1921.515 Tue Evo.turion, PHYLOGENY, AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE ProposcipeEa. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 1 [Dated Jan. 31, 1921— Issued Feb. 3, 1921], 15 pp., 4 text figs. New superfamilies: Mceritherioidea, Dinotherioidea, Mastodontoidea, Ele- phantoidea. New family: Bunomastodontide. New subfamily: Mam- montine. New species: Trilophedon giganteus, Tetralophodon barbouri. Neotype of Rhynchotherium tlascale [made by Osborn in the present Memoir the type of R. browni). 1921.522 Firsr APPEARANCE OF THE TRUE Mastopon IN AMERICA. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 10, June 15, pp. 1-6, text figs. 1, 2. New species: Mastodon tapiroides americanus (Schlesinger in Osborn), Mastodon matthewi, Mastodon merriami. 1921.523 Tur First APPEARANCE OF THE TRUE MASTODON IN AMERICA. Science, N.S., LIV, No. 1388, Aug. 5, p. 108. Correction of statement made in 1921.522: Mastodon merriami of Middle Miocene rather than of Middle Pliocene age. 1921.524 Heaps or ArricAN ELEPHANTS—DIsPARITY IN SIZE BETWEEN THAT OF THE MALE AND THAT OF THE Femate. Nat. Hist., XXI, No. 3, May—June, pp. 244, 245, 1 text fig. Lozxodonta africana. 1921.526 Evonution, PHYLoGENy, AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE MAs- TODONTOIDEA. Bull. Geol. Soc. Amer., XXXII, pp. 327-332 [Dated Sept. 1, 1921—TIssued Oct. 5, 1921]. New subfamilies: Serridentine, Notorostrine. 1921.532 ApapTivE RapIaATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE PROBO- scipEA. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., VII, No. 8, pp. 231-234, text fig. 1. [Dated Aug. 1921—Issued Dee. 19, 1921]. Diagram showing principle of adaptive radiation of the Proboscidea, June, 1921. 1922.553 CLosr or THE AGE oF Mammats. [Abstract only.] Science, N.S., LV, No. 1432, June 9, p. 627. (With H. E. Anthony.) 1922.555 Species or AMERICAN PLEISTOCENE Mammorus, ELEPHAS JEFFERSONH, New Species. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 41, July 8, 16 pp., 12 text figs. New species: Elephas jeffersonii. 1922.663 Puriocene (TERTIARY) AND Earty PLEISTOCENE (QUATER- nary) MamMatta oF East ANGLIA, GREAT BRITAIN, IN RELATION TO THE APPEARANCE OF Man. Geol. Mag., LIX, No. 700, October, pp. 433-441, folding table. List of Vertebrata found in the ‘ Forest Bed”’ Series of Norfolk and Suffolk. 1922.564 DrBELODON EDENSIS (FRICK) OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Mromasropon or THE MripptE Miocene, New Genus. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 49, Oct. 23, 4 pp., 1 text fig. New genus: Miomastodon. 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New species: Archidiskodon subplanifrons, A. broomi. 1929.769 Tur Revivat or Central Asiatic Lire. Nat. Hist., X XTX, No. 1, [Jan. 29], pp. 3-16, frontispiece and 16 text figs. New speciens Amebelodon grangeri [subsequently referred to Platybelodon grangeri]. ‘ z Translation (by Dr. Ahrens), “Die Wiederweckung ausgestorbener Tier- Beals: Zentralasiens.”” Der Naturforscher, 6 Jahrgang, 1929, pp. 6-16. 1929.795 Ancient Micration Rovurres or Cuntrat ASIA. N.S., LXX, No. 1826, pp. 638, 639, Charts I, II. Chart I—Migration lines of Sauropoda (Mesozoic), of Proboscidea (Cenozoic). Chart I[—World centers of mammalian origin in order of discovery. 1929.797 New Eurasiatic AND AMERICAN PRoBoscIDEANS. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 393, Dec. 24, 23 pp., 22 text figs. New genus: Synconolophus. 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ALSO STAGES IN THE SUCCESSION OF Fossu. MAN AND Stone Ace Inpustries. Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc., LXX, pp. 187 191. (With Edwin Harris Colbert.) Evolution of the length and thickness of the enamel foldings of the third superior and inferior grinders in the Archidiskodon, Parelephas, Mam- monteus, Hesperolorodon, Lorodonta, and true Elephas phyla. Compare Sandford, 1925.1, on molar measurement and lamellar frequency. 1931.870 New Concept or Evo.ution Basep Uron ReseARCHES ON THE TITANOTHERES AND THE PROBOSCIDEANS. Science, N.S., LXXIV No. 1927, Dee. 4, pp. 557-559. Six principles of the new evolutionary concept. 1932.874 Tue Nine Principces or Evoturion Reveatep By PALAr- ontoLogy. Amer. Naturalist, LX VI, January-February, pp. 52-60. First use of the word “‘aristogenesis.”’ 1932.877 New Estimates oF THE Lenaru or PLeisroceNe Time AND MEANS OF DATING THE Stone Ack MAN By THE ELEPHANT-ENAMEL Mernop. Rept. Centenary Meeting, Brit. Assn. Adv. Sci., London, 1931, pp. 372, 373. 1932.880 Tue Geotocic AGe or Prruecanruropus, EOANTHROPUS, AND oTHER Fosst. MEN DETERMINED BY THE ENAMeEL-RipGe- PLatre-GRINDING-TOOTH-MEASUREMENT OF THE PROBOSCIDEA WITH WHICH THEY WERE GEOLOGICALLY CONTEMPORANEOUS. Rept. Meeting, Brit. Assn. Ady. Sci., London, 1931, pp. 451-453. 1932.886 PLATYBELODON GRANGERI, THREE GrowrTH STAGES, AND A New SERRIDENTINE FROM Moncouia. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 537, June 9, 13 pp., 8 text figs. (With Walter Granger.) New species: Serridentinus gobiensis. 793 1932.893 Tae “ELerHas wermionauis” Srace Arrives IN AMERICA. Proc, Colo. Mus. Nat. Hist., XT, No. 1, Sept. 7, pp. 1-3, text figs. 1, 2. New subspecies: Archidiskodon meridionalis nebrascensis 1932.896 TniLorHopon cooreri, Sr. Nov., or Dera Buerr, BALu- CHISTAN. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 585, Nov. 15, 6 pp., 2 text figs. 1932.897 BiotocicaL INpucTIONS FROM THE EVOLUTION OF THE Pronoscipea. Science, LXXVI, No. 1979, pp. 501-504, Dee. 2, 1932; Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., XIX, No. 1, pp. 159-163, January, 1933. 1933.908 Des rrincires Qui ONT PRéSsIDE AL’ EVOLUTION BIOMECANIQUE pes Mamuiréres. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sei, CXCVI, No. 24, pp. 1760-1763. Paris. 1933.909 SenBeELODON BURNHAMI, A NeW SHOVEL-TUSKER FROM Cauirornia. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 639, June 20, 5 pp., 2 text figs. A giant species compared with the smaller Serbeladon barbourensis, 1933.911 AnisTOGENESIS, THE OsseRVED Oxper or BiomECHANICAL Evouution. Proc. Nat. Acad, Sei., XIX, No. 7, July, pp. 699-703. Aristogenesis defined. Aristogenes of the Trilophedon phylum 1933.915 AnisToGENESE, LE NOUVEAU PRINCIPE INDUCTIF D'RVOLUTION BIOMECANIQUE. Revue Générale des Sciences, XLIV, Nos. 17, 18, 15-30 Septembre, pp. 495-505, text figs. 1-8. Paris. 1934.919 AnisToGENesis, THe Creative PaixcieLe ix THe Onan oF Species. Science, LXXIX, No. 2038, Jan. 19, pp. 41-45. Aristogenes and alloiometrons in the biomechanical evolution of the grinding teeth and tusks of the Proboscidea. 1934.922 ArisToGENesis, THE Creative Princiete iN THE OnIGIN oF Species. Amer. Naturalist, LXVIII, No. 716, pp. 193-235. First use of the name Humboldtines 1934.924 Evo.uTion anp Grocrarnic DistrisvrTion or THE Prono- scIDEA: Marirueres, DernorHerrs AND Mastroponrs, Journ. Mamm., XV, No. 3, August, pp. 177-184. Humboldtingw (name only, fig. 2). Hubcloden ancestral form of Curienonius lensis and C. superbus. C. postremus and C. ayorx related mountain- joving forms; said to be associated with human remains, p. 183, 1934.926 Primitive ARCHIDISKODON AND PaLmoLoxopoNn or Sourn Arrica. Amer. Mus. Novitates, No. 741, Aug. 24, 15 pp., 5 text figs. New genus: Metarchidiskodon, genotype Larodonta griqua Haughton. New species: Archidiskodon proplanifrons. 1934.926 Tae Turery-nine Distincr Lines or Pronoscipnan Descent, AND THEIR MIGRATION INTO ALL Parts or THE WoRLD ExcerT Austratia. Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc., LXXIV, No. 4, August, pp. 273-285, text figs. 14. New subfamily: Humboldtine, fs 3; see also pfes for included species. New genera: Hy, phas and Platele . Pp. 285, New species (without deseription): Remkothariaien browni, Tetralophoden Sricki, Pentalophodon faleoneri, and Anancus properimensia 1935.937 THe Ancestral Tree or THe Proposcrpgs. Discovery, Evo.ution, Micration anD Extincrion over 4 50,000,000 Yran Periop. Proc, Nat. Acad. Sei., XXI, No. 6, June, pp. 404-412, text figs. 1-5. First use of the superfamily name Staputontelden. New families; Serridentide and H tide (names only), see fig. 2. Trane fer of Notiomastoden to the Serridentidm, fig. 2. 1935.942 THomas Jerrerson AS A PALwonToLocisT. Science, N.S, LXXXII, No. 2136, Dec. 6, pp. 533-538. Jefferson's views regarding the Mastodon and the Mammoth, Osborn, Henry Fairfield, and Harold Elmer Anthony See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1922,553, 1922.568. Osborn, Henry Fairfield, and Edwin Harris Colbert See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1931.858. Osborn, Henry Fairfield, and Walter Granger See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1931.847 and 1932.886. Osborn, Henry Fairfield, and William Diller Matthew See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1909.321. Osborn, Henry Fairfield, and Chester Albert Reeds See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1922.570. Osborn, Henry Fairfield, and Jacob L. Wortman See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1892.67. 794 Oswald, Felix, Charles William Andrews, and Richard Bullen Newton 1914.1 Tue Miocene Beps or THE Victoria NYANZA AND THE GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTRY BETWEEN THE LAKE AND THE KiIsIt HicHuLANps. WITH AN APPENDIX ON THE VERTEBRATE REMAINS, BY CHARLES WILLIAM ANDREws, D.Sc., F.R.S., F.G.S.; AND AN APPENDIX ON THE Non-MarineE Mo.uuusca, By RicHarp BULLEN Newton, F. G. S. Quart Journ. Geol. Soc. London, LXX, June, pp. 128-198, Pls. xx—xxx. The Appendix by Charles W. Andrews is entitled “‘Lower Miocene Vertebrates from British East Africa, Collected by Dr. Felix Oswald," pp. 163-186, Pls. xxviI-xx1x, in which he refers a ramus from near Karungu to Dinotherium hobleyi. Owen, Richard 1840-1845 OponTOGRAPHY; OR, A TREATISE ON THE COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE TEETH; THEIR PHYSIOLOGICAL RELATIONS, Mop or DEVELOPMENT, AND Microscopic STRUCTURE, IN THE VERTE- BRATE ANIMALS. I (Text), pp. xix+lxxiv-+655; II (Atlas), 19 pp., 149 pls. 8vo, London. Dinotherium, pp. 609-612; Mastodon, pp. 613-625; Elephas, pp. 625-655. 1843.1 ON THE Discovery OF THE REMAINS or A MASTODONTOID PAcHYDERM IN AustraLia. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., XI. No. 67, January, pp. 7-12, text figs. 1-3. Mastodon or Dinotherium. 1843.2 AppITIONAL EvyiDENCE PROVING THE AUSTRALIAN PACHYDERM DESCRIBED IN A FORMER NUMBER OF THE ‘ANNALS’ TO BE A DINo- THERIUM, WITH REMARKS ON THE NATURE AND AFFINITIES OF THAT GeNus. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., XI, No. 71, May, pp. 329-332, text figs. 1, 2. New species: Dinotherium Australe [subsequently determined as Diprotodon australis). 1844.1 Derscrivtion or A Fosstr Morar Tootu or a Masropon DiscovERED BY Count SrrzLeck1 IN Ausrratia. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., XIV, No. 91, October, pp. 268-271, text figs. 1, 2. Mastodon australis [| =Diprotodon australis). 1846.1 A Hisrory or British Fosst. MamMats, AND Birps. London, pp. xlvi+-560, 237 text figs. Elephas primigenius, pp. 217, 218, 270; Mastodon angustidens, pp. 271-298. Figure of the Mammoth of Siberia, p. 217. 8vo, 1859.1 ApprEss OF THE PresIDENT. Rept. Brit. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 28th Meeting, Leeds, pp. xlix-ex. [Elephas texianus (name only); for description.] 1866-1868 ON THY ANaTomy or VertTeBRATEs, I-III. 8vo, London. Proboscidea, Vol. II (skeletal description), pp. 437-444; Vol. III, Proboscidea (dental formule, also Dinotherium), pp. 358-366. 1870.1 On Fossiz REMAINS OF MAMMALS FOUND IN CHINA. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. London, XXVI, Pt. I, pp. 417-434, Pls. xxvm- 2.0.40. New species: Stegodon sinensis, S. orientalis. 1882.1 DescripTion OF THE Fossit TUSK OF AN EXTINCT PROBOSCIDIAN Mammat (NOTELEPHAS AUSTRALIS, Ow.), FROM QUEENSLAND, AvustRALIA. Proc. Roy. Soc. London, X XXIII, p. 448 (abstract). New genus: Notelephas | =Diprotodon australis}. 1883.1 DescrIpTION OF PORTIONS OF A TUSK OF A PROBOSCIDIAN Mammat. (NOTELEPHAS AUSTRALIS, Owen.) Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, CLX XIII, Pt. II, pp. 777-781, Pl. x1. Pallas, Peter Simon 1777 (1780) Oxsservatio pe Dentisus Movartisus Fossitisus Ienori ANIMALIS, CANADENSIBUS ANALOGIS, Er1AM ap URALENSE IvGUM Reprertis. Acta Acad. Sci. Imp. Petropol., pp. 213-222, Tab. I-x1v. [Commonly dated 1777, although title-page gives for the year 1777, date 1780.] Molar regarded by Pallas as related to the ‘‘Mastodonte de l'Ohio,” but later referred by Hichwald and De Blainville to Mastodon tapiroides (probably Zygolophodon|). Palmer, Rupert William 1924.1 An INcompLete SkuLt or DINoTHERIUM, wiTH NOTES ON THE InpIAN Forms. Mem. Geol. Sury. India, Palaeont. Indica, N.S., VII, Mem. No. 4, pp. 1-18, Pls. ram. Agrees with Weinsheimer (1883) that D. indicum and D. pentapotamiz are not true species but are based on the remains of casual variations of the Euro- pean form [D. giganteum|]. see Charles Carter Blake (1862.1, p. 58) OSBORN: THE PROBOSCIDEA Palmer, Theodore Sherman 1904.1 Inppx GENERUM Mammatium. North American Fauna, No. 23, Jan. 23, 984 pp. S8vo, Washington, D. C. Patte, Etienne 1931.1 A propos D’UN ELEPHAS NAMADICUS SIGNALE EN ANNAM. QUELQUES MOTS SUR LA FREQUENCE LAMINAIRE. Bull Soc. géol. France, (5), I, pp. 743-750, Pl. xumr. Paulli, Simon, and Johan Erik Vesti Boas 1908-1925 Sce Boas, Johan Erik Vesti, and Simon Paulli. Pavlow, Marie (Pavlova, Marija Vasil’evna) 1894.1 Les MastopontEes DE LA RussiE 5T Leurs Raprorts AVEC Lys Mastopontes prs Autres Pays. Mém. Acad. Imp. Sci. St. Pétersb., (8), I, No. 3, pp. 1-48, Pl. ram. Mastodon ohioticus, M. borsoni treated at length; remarks on the geologic age and geographic distribution of the Zygolophodonts. 1901.1 NovuvELLES TROUVAILLES DE Mastropon Borsont Lart. Au suD DE LA Russm. Annuaire Géo!. Min. Russie, V, Livr. 2-3, pp. 9-18, Pl. 1. Mastodon Borsoni, M. ohioticus, and M. brevidens. 1909.1 Les BLAPHANTS POSTTERTIAIRES DE DIVERSES LOCALITHS EN Russie. Annuaire Géol. Min. Russie, XI, Livr. 6-7, pp. 171-174, PIS: New species: Elephas wiisti, p. 172, Pl. v, figs. 1, 2. 1910.1 Lxs ExépHants FosstLes pe LA Russre. Nouv. Mém. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mosecou, XVII (forming XXII of the collection), Livr. 2, pp. 1-60, Pls. 1-111. Supplementary description in detail of Elephas wisti. 1931.1 Lms ErppHaAnts FosstLes pu Sup DE L’USSR. Acad. Sci., II, pp. 67-85, Pls. 1, 11, text figs. 1, 2. Treats the species Elephas planifrons, E. meridionalis, E. wisti. 1931.2 Les RestEs DES OsSEMENTS DES MasTopONTES PROVENANT DE L’ANCIEN GOUVERNEMENT DE Kuerson. Inst. Paléozool. Acad. Sci. l’USSR, I, pp. 69-79, Pls. 1, 11. Pearson, Helga Sharpe 1928.1 Curnesr Fossit Suip#. Pal. Sinica, (C), V, Fase. 5, Septem- ber, 75 pp., 4 pls., 37 text figs. Peiping (Peking). Pennant, Thomas 1771.1 Synopsis or QUADRUPEDS. American Elephant. 1793.1 Hisrory or QuapRUPEDs. 3d edition. I, pp. xxx+306, Pls. 1-uxa; II, pp. 324+ Index, Pls. ux1-crx. R.8vo, London. Elephant, Vol. I, pp. 165-176. Perry, George 1811.1 Arcana: or THE Museum or Natura History: CONTAINING THE Most Recent DiscoverRED Oxssects. Embellished with Col- oured Plates, and Corresponding Descriptions; with Extracts re- lating to Animals, and Remarks of Celebrated Travellers, combin- ing a General Survey of Nature. Vols. I and II, 8vo, London. This work appeared in twenty-one monthly installments (1810-1811) and is without page or plate numbers. Mathews and Iredale give an excellent résumé of this work under the title ‘‘‘Perry’s Arcana’'—an Overlooked Work,” The Victoria Naturalist: The Journal & Magazine of the Field Naturalists’ Club of Victoria, XXIX, 1912, May, pp. 7-16, in which they have assigned to the Plates, the numbers I-LXxxIv. New species: Elephas gigas |=Elephas indicus], description of four pages, PI. li (Pl. uxt of Mathews and Iredale). Elephas socotrus also mentioned (but without figure) as residing in Thibet, being much smaller than E. gigas and of ‘‘an opposite form.” Peters, Carl Ferdinand 1871.1 Usrser Reste von DINOTHERIUM AUS DER OBERSTEN MI0cAN- STUFE DER SUDLICHEN STEIERMARK. Mitt. naturw. Ver. Steier- mark, II, Heft III, pp. 367-398, Taf. 1-111, 2 text figs. Peterson, Olof August 1928.1 Tur Brown’s Park Formation. Mem. Carnegie Mus., XI, No. 2, pp. 87-130, Pls. 1x—xv, text figs. 1-24. (Issued Apr. 8.) Referred Parelephas All Ukrainian 8vo, Chester, pp. xxv +382, 31 pls. New species: Serridentinus fricki [= Trilophodon fricki]. washingtonii from Colorado. Petronievics, Branislav 1923.1 ReMARKS UPON THE SKULLS OF M@RITHERIUM AND PALOMAS- topon. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (9), XII, pp. 55-61, Pl. mu, text figs. 1, 2. New species: Meritherium ancestrale, p. 57. BIBLIOGRAPHY Peyrony, D., Joseph-Louis Capitan, and Henri Breuil 1924.1 See Capitan, Joseph-Louis, Henri Breuil, and D. Peyrony. Pfizenmayer, E. W. ns 1905.1 Berrrac zuR MorpHoLocie von ELerHas PRIMIGENIUS, BLU- MENB. UND ERKLARUNG MEINES RECONSTRUCTIONSVERSUCHES. Verh. russisch.-kaiserl. Min. Ges. St. Petersb., (2), XLIII, pp. 521-542, Taf. vii, text figs. 14. 1926.1 MamMuTLEIcCHEN wuND URWALDMENSCHEN IN Srprriren. 8vo, Leipzig, 341 pp., 95 text figs., 3 maps. Philippi, Rudolph Amandus 1893.1 VortAurice Nacuricut UBER FOSSILE SAUGETHIERKNOCHEN von Uttoma, Boxrvia. Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Ges., XLV, pp. 87- 96, text figs. 19a. New species: Mastodon chilensis, M. bolivianus. Phillips, Philip Lee 1901.1 A List or Maps or AMERICA IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. See especially p. 838 for map of Big-Bone Lick, Ky. Pictet, Francois Jules 1853-1857 Trairé pe PaLfontotocie. 2d edition. I (1853, pp. xiv+ 584), II (1854, pp. 1-727), IIT (1855, pp. 1-654), IV (1857, pp. xvit 768), 8vo; also Atlas, 110 pls. and 77 pp., 4to. Paris. Proboscidea, Vol. I . 279-291 (Pl. rx of Atlas); Dinotherium, pp. 369-372 (Pl. xvii of ‘atlas: : ‘ = eggs Pilgrim, Guy Ellcock 1905.1 On THE OccURRENCE OF ELEPHAS ANTIQUUS (NAMADICUS) IN THE GODAVARI ALLUVIUM, WITH REMARKS ON THE SPECIES, ITS DISTRIBUTION AND THE AGE OF THE ASSOCIATED INDIAN DEPOSITS. Ree. Geol. Surv. India, XXXII, Pt. III, pp. 199-218, Pls. rx—xm1, 1 text fig. Elephas antiquus (namadicus) {| =Paleolorodon namadicus] of Paitan, Goddévari Alluvium, Pls. x-—xn. 1908.1 THe Tertiary AND Post-TrerTIARY FRESHWATER Deposits or BALUCHISTAN AND SIND WITH NOTICES OF NEW VERTEBRATES. Ree. Geol. Sury. India, XX XVII, Pt. II, pp. 139-166, Pls. m—-1v. New species: Dinotherium naéricum, p. 156; Tetrabelodon crepusculi, p. 157. 1910.1 Notices or New MAMMALIAN GENERA AND SPECIES FROM THE Tertiarigs OF InprA. Rec. Geol. Surv. India, XL, Pt. I, pp. 63-71. Mearitherium (?) sp., p. 67. 1910.2 Pretimmary Note on A REVISED CLASSIFICATION OF THE Tertiary FRESHWATER Deposits of INDIA. Rec. Geol. Surv. India, XL, Pt. III, pp. 185-205. Important Correlation Table. 1912.1 THe VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF THE GAJ SERIES IN THE BuerT! HILus AND THE Punsas. Mem. Geol. Sury. India, Palaeont. Indica, N.S., IV, Mem. 2, pp. ii+83, 30 pls., geologic map. New genus: Hemimastodon [=Suina]. Transference of Tetrabelodon cre- pusculi Pilgrim, 1908, to the genus Hemimastodon { =Suina], New variety: Dinotherium indicum var. gajense, first named Dinotherium néricum by Pilgrim in 1908. Meritherium (?) sp., from Khajuri, Bugti Hills [pos- sibly referable to Trilophodon pandionis). 1913.1 THe CorrELATION OF THE SIWALIKS WITH MamMAL Horizons or Evrore. Rec. Geol. Surv. India, XLIII, Pt. IV, pp. 264-326, Pls. XXVI-XXVIUI. New species: Tetrabelodon corrugatus, Mastodon hasnoti, M. stapodentottes, Tetrabelodon macrognathus. Plate xxv1 is an excellent table “Classification of the Tertiary River Deposits of India." 1915.1 New Srwaik PRIMATES AND THEIR BEARING ON THE QUESTION OF THE EvoLuTION oF MAN AND THE ANTHROPOIDEA. Ree. Geol. Surv. India, XLV, Pt. I, pp. 1-74, Pls. 1-1v. 1918.1 Pretiminary NoTE ON SOME RECENT MAMMAL COLLECTIONS FROM THE BASAL Beps or THE S1waviks. Rec. Geol. Surv. India, XLVIII, Pt. Il, pp. 98-101. Sh mm geologic age of the Manchhar, Chinji, Kamlial, and Grive Saint- Alban. Norpost- 1926.1 Tue Tertiary ForMATIONS OF INDIA, AND THE INTERRELATION OF THE MARINE AND TERRESTRIAL Deposits. Proc. Pan-Pacific Sei. Cong. (Australia), 1923 (issued in May, 1926), pp. 896-933, text figs. 1-4. 1926.2 Tue Fossit Surp# or Inpta. Mem. Geol. Surv. India, Palaeont Indica, N.S., VIII, Mem. 4, 65 pp., 20 pls. Pilgrim, Guy Ellcock, and G. de P. Cotter 1916.1 Some Newty Discoverep Eocene MAMMALS FROM BuRMA Rec. Geol. Surv. India, XLVII, Pt. I, pp. 42-79, Pls. 1-v1. 795 Plate, Ludwig 1925.1 Dre ApsTAMMUNGSLEHRE, TATSACHEN, THEORIEN, EINWANDE UND FOLGERUNGEN IN KURZER DarsTeLLUNG. Zweite Auflage des “Leitfadens der Deszendenztheorie.” 8vo, Jena, pp. vii+72, 94 text figs. Proboscides, pp. 56-58, Pls. 35-37. Pohle, Hermann 1926.1 Norizen UBER AFPRIKANISCHE ELEPHANTEN. kunde, I, Heft I, pp. 58-64, Taf. 11, text fig. 1. Lerodonta africana pumilio of Noack. Pohlig, Hans 1884.1 Vor LAurice MITTHEILUNGEN UBER DAS BESONDERE Tul'RINGENS. 47-61. 1885.1 Usser Erne Hippantionen-Fauna von Maracua in Norp- PERSIEN, UBER FOSSILE ELEPHANTENRESTE KAUKASIENS UND Persiens UND UBER DIE RESULTATE EINER MONOGRAPHIE DER FOSSILEN ELEPHANTEN DevUTSCHLANDS UND ITaLiens. Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Ges., XX XVII, Heft IV, pp. 1022-1027. Archidiskodonten, Loxodonten, Polydiskodonten, Stegodonten. Elephas trogontherii. 1886.1 On THE PLioceNE or MaraGua, Persia, AND ITS RESEMBLANCE TO THAT OF PIKERMI IN GREECE; ON Fossit ELerHant Remains or Caucasia AND PERSIA; AND ON THE Resuits or A MonoGRaPH OF THE Fosst. ELEPHANTS OF GERMANY AND IraLy. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. London, XLII, pp. 177-182. Discussion by W. Boyd Dawkins and Richard Lydekker, pp. 181, 182. Elephas trogontherii Pohl. holds a middle place, both zoologically and geologically, between those of BE. primigenius and EB. meridionalis. 1887.1 Urner ELerpHasS TROGONTHERIT UND Rutnoceros Mercen von RrxporF BEI Bern. Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Ges., XXXIX, Heft IV, pp. 798-807, text fig. First use of the form Elephas (primigenius) trogontherii, originally described by Pohlig (1885.1, p. 1027) as Blephas trogontherit. 1887.2 Mo.LareN von Everpsas uNp Ratnoceros von Rixporr BEI Berwin. Sitz.-Ber. niederrhein. Ges. Bonn, December, pp. 274-279. First use of the form Elephas (primigenius bezw, meridionalis) trogontherii, 1888, 1891 DenriTion uNp Kranovocie pes Evernas anriguus Fare. mit BeIrriGeN UBER ELerHas PRIMIGENTUS Buom. UND Evernas MERIDIONALIS Nesti. Nova Acta Leop. Carol., LILI, LVIL. Halle. 1888, Band LIII, No. 1, Erster Abschnitt, pp. 1-279, 10 Taf., 110 text figs. 1501, Band LVII, iat Sveier ames pp. bowie A 150 text figs. New genera: Loro(di. don; ydiskedon; Stego(lopho' 3 New species: Elephas Nestii, pp. 303, 304; Elephas antiquus Nestii, p. 465. 1892.1 Werrerer NacuTraG zv DER DentiTION von ELEerHas ANTI- quus. Anhang in “Cerviden des thiringischen Diluvial-Traver- tines.”” Palaeontogr., XX XIX, pp. 259-261. Elephas Leith-Adamsi, Elephas trogontherii. 1893.1 Ere ELEPHANTENHOBLE SICILIENS UND DER ERSTE NACHWEIS pes CRANIALDOMES VON Exepnas antiquus. Abh. bayer. Akad., II Cl, XVIU, Abth. I, pp. 73-108, Taf. 1-v, text figs, 1-4. Miinchen. Elephas antiquus Melitx of Grotte di Pontale. 1909.1 (ser Evepnas TRoGONTHERU IN ENGLAND. Monatsber. deutsch. geol. Ges., LXI, No. 5, pp. 242-249, 1 pl., 1 text fig. Elephas trogontherii, E. (antiquus) Nestii, and associated faunas. 1911.1 Zur Osreotocre von Srecopon. In “Die Pithecanthropus- Schichten auf Java,” Selenka and Blanckenhorn, pp. 196-213, Taf. XXVI, XXvuI, text figs. 1-6. 1912.1 Sur UNE VIEILLE MANDIBULE DE “ TETRACAULODON OHIOTICUM” BuiUM., AVEC DEFENSE IN situ. Bull. Soc. belge Géol., XXVI, Procés-verbaux, October, pp. 187-193, text figs. 1, 2. New genera: Promastodon, Stegomastodon. Pomel, August 1848.1 Sur LA CLASSIFICATION DES MAMMIFERES ONGULES. Bull. Soc. aéol. France, (2), V, pp. 256, 257. Dinotherium classed as one of the Proboscidea, p. 257. 1848.2 Les Masrovonres pe w’Evrore occipentaLe. Bull. Soc. géol. France, (2), V, pp. 257-259. New repeats Mastodon Buffonis, {requently accompanying M. angustidens, Pp. 5 Boe e a eo ee ol, cocnley carci, M. curieri, M. tapiroides, and Elephas primigenius, Zeits. Siugetier- PLISTOCAEN, INS- Sitz.-Ber. niederrhein. Ges. Bonn, pp. New species: 796 Pomel, August—Continued 1853.1 Catatogur M&THODIQUE ET DESCRIPTIF DES VERTEBRES Fossitzs. . . 12mo, Paris, 193 pp. Classes Dinotherium with Elephas and Mastodon among the Proboscidea, pp. 1879.1 OssemMENTS D’ELPpHANTS ET p'HIPPOPOTAMES DECOUVERTS DANS UNE STATION PREHISTORIQUE DE LA PLAINE D’EGHIS (PROVINCE D’ORAN). Bull. Soc. géol. France, (3), VII, pp. 44-51. New species: Elephas atlanticus. 1895.1 Patftonrotocie Monocrapntms, No. 6. Les ELipHaNnrs QUATERNAIRES. Carte Géol. L’ Algérie, 67 pp., 15 pls. Supplementary description of Elephas atlanticus. New species: Elephas jo StS. Pompeckj, Joseph Felix 1905.1 Masropon—-REsTE AUS DEM INTERANDINEN Bottvia. Palaeontogr., LII, pp. 17--56, Taf. 1m, rv. Mastodon bolivianus Philippi emend. Pompeckj. Pontier, G. 1907.1 SUR UNE ESPECE NOUVELLE DE PALEOMASTODON (PALEOMASTO- poN Barroist). Ann. Soc. géol. du Nord, XXXVI, pp. 150-154, text figs. 1, 2. New species: Paleomastodon Barroist. 1911.1 ReMARQUES SUR LES VARIATIONS DENTAIRES CHEZ LES ELb- PHANTS QUATERNAIRES EUROPEENS. Bull. Soc. géol. France, (4), XI, pp. 463-471, Pl. x. Comparison of Elephas meridionalis, E. antiquus, E. intermedius, E. primigenius. 1926.1 ConTRIBUTION A L’ETUDE pu Mastopon TurRICENSIS-SCHINTZ. Ann. Soc. géol. du Nord, LI, pp. 149-165, Pl. vm. Pontier, G., and Raoul Louis Ferdinand Anthony 1929.1 See Anthony, Raoul Louis Ferdinand, and G. Pontier. Poppelack, F. 1858 [1848] VeRZEICHNISSE TERTIARER PETREFAKTEN VON VIER UND ZWANZIG FUNDORTEN DES WIENERBECKENS. Haidinger’s Ber. Mitt. Freunden Naturw. Wien, III, No. 1, pp. 13-19. Dinotherium remains. Portis, Alessandro 1893-1896 CoNTRIBUZIONI ALLA STORIA FISICA DEL BAcINo pI ROMA E STUDII SOPRA L’ESTENSIONE DA DARSI AL PLIOCENE SUPERIORE. 4to, Torino-Roma, I (1893); Torino, II (1896). New subspecies: 1896.1 ANOMALIE RISCONTRATE SULL’ATLANTE DI UN ELEFANTE FOS- SILE DEI DINTORNI DI Roma. Riv. ital. Pal., II, pp. 326-331, 2 text figs. E. (merid.) antiquitatis, p. 331. Prime, A. J., and Ebenezer Emmons 1845.1 Great American Mastopon. Amer. Quart. Journ. Agric. and Sci., II, No. 2, October, pp. 203-212, Pl. 1v. Prouteaux, M., and Raoul Louis Ferdinand Anthony 1929.1 See Anthony, Raoul Louis Ferdinand, and M. Prouteaux. Quackenbush, Lee Schuyler 1909.1 Norses on ALAsKAN Mammortu Expepitions or 1907 anp 1908. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., XXVI, Art. IX, pp. 87-130, Pls. XVII-XXV. Quenstedt, Friedrich August von 1850.1 Usrsrer HippoTHERIUM DER BoOHNENERZE. Jahresh. Ver. vaterl. naturk. Wiirttemb., VI, pp. 165-185, Taf.1. Stuttgart. Mastodon and Dinotherium, p. 180. 1853.1 Usrser pie FRONSTETTER FossILIEN, {BER MENSCHENZAHNE UND UBER STYLOLITHEN. Jahresh. Ver. vaterl. naturk. Wiirttemb., IX, pp. 64-67, Taf. vir. Stuttgart. Dinotherium, p. 66. 1867.1 HaNpsBucH DER PeTREFAKTENKUNDE. Zweite Auflage. Weinsheimer, 1883, p. 12; original not available). Doubts whether Dinotherium should be classed with the pachyderms or the cetaceans, p. 63 (fide Weinsheimer). Rachoy, Joseph 1863.1 TeRTIARES KOHLENBECKEN VON LeEoseN. Jahrb. geol. Reich- sanst., XIII, Heft IV, [Verh.], December, pp. 136, 137. Wien. Dinotherium bavaricum. HocHLAND VON Elephas meridionalis antiquitatis, II, p. 272. (Fide OSBORN: THE PROBOSCIDEA Rafinesque-Schmaltz, Constantine Samuel 1814.1 CoMPENDIO DELLA RICERCHE DEL Sic. Cuvier SOPRA I Quap- RUPEDI PACHIDERMI FOSSILI. Specchio Sci., II, No. 12, December, pp. 182, 183. Palermo. New species: Mastodon Macrodon, M. rhomboides, M. humboldianus, M. Senodon, and M. microdon. Ray, John 1693.1 Synopsis MetHopica ANIMALIUM QUADRUPEDUM ET SERPENTINI GENERIS. 12mo, Londini: Impensis 8. Smith & B. Walford Soci- etatis Regie Typographorum ad Insignia Principis in Coemeterio D. Pauli. Imprimatur, Robert Southwell, R.S.P., June 15, 1693, 358 pp. Elephas, p. 131 [p. 123 of authors]. Réaumur, René Antoine Ferchault de 1715.1 OxssERVATIONS suR LES Mines DE Turquoisps pu RoyaumE; SUR LA NATURE DE LA MATIERE QU’ON Y TROUVE, & SUR LA MANIERE DONT ON LUIDONNELA COULEUR. Mem. Acad. Roy. Sci., Mat.-Phys., November, pp. 174-202, Pls. vi-rx. 4to, Paris. Tooth of Dinotherium found near Lyons in early part of the 17th century and figured by Antoine de Jussieu; described by Réaumur, without a name, pp. 182, 183, Pl. vi, figs. 17, 18. Reck, Hans 1914.1 ZwerirE voRLAUFIGE MITTEILUNG UBER FOSSILE TIER- UND MENSCHENFUNDE AUS OLDOWAY IN ZENTRALAFRIKA. Sitz.-Ber. Ges. naturf. Freunde Berlin, No. 7, pp. 305-318, text fig. Elephas primigenius Fraasi Dietrich, Elephas zulu Scott. 1921.1 Letzte NATURHISTORISCHE FUNDE AUS DeruTSCH-OSTAFRIKA. Der Kolonial-Deutsche, Jahrg. 1, No. 6, June, pp. 82-84, 1 text fig. Berlin. Elephas antiquus recki Dietrich in the Museum fir Naturkunde, Berlin. 1932.1 Der Menscy unp pie Kuitur von Otpoway. Die Umschau Wiss. u. Technik, Jahrg. XXXVI, Heft XXXVI, Sept. 3, pp. 707— 711, text figs. 1-12. See especially p. 710, fig. 7, for molar fragment of Dinotherium from Oldoway. Reeds, Chester Albert, and Henry Fairfield Osborn 1922.1 See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1922.570. Reiss, Wilhelm, and Branco [Branca], Carl Wilhelm Franz 1883.1 User Ere Fosse SAuGETHrer-FAUNA VON PUNIN BEI RroBaMBa IN Ecuapor. Geol. u. Pal. Abh., I, Heft II. I, Die geolo- gischen Verhaltnisse der Fundstellen fossiler Saugethier-Knochen in Ecuador (Reiss), pp. 41-56; II, Beschreibung der Fauna (Branco), pp. 57-204, Taf. vi-xxiv, Tab. -xm. Jena. Branco: Proboscidea, pp. 134-137 (M. andium). [Compare Spillmann (1928— ER) Cuvieronius postremus and C. ayorz.] Reiss: Btratigraphy of a tum, Reuss, August Emanuel 1852.1 Dre GEOGNOSTISCHEN VERHALTNISSE DES EGERER BEZIRKES UND DES ASCHER GEBIETES IN BOHMEN. Abh. geol. Reichsanst., I, Abth. I, pp. 1v-+72, 21 text figs., 1 map. 1855.1 Arseir jBER DIE KreipE-ScHICHTEN AM WOLFGANG-SEE; GEOLOGISCHES {BER NW.-MAHREN; VOLLSTANDIGES DINOTHERIUM GIGANTEUM; BLArreR-KoxLe zu Boumiscu-Lerpa. Neues Jahrb. Min., pp. 53, 54. Revilliod, Pierre 1922.1 Sur un crane pE MasToponTE DE BOLivIE. Helvetie, XVII, No. 3, December, pp. 357, 358. Mastodon of Desaguadero. Ecloge geol. 1931.1 Sur un Masropon bE Botivie. Mém. Soc. pal. Suisse, LI, pp. 1-21, Pls. 1, 1, text figs. 1-9. New genus: Teleobunomastodon, p. 21, for “le Mastodonte de la Desagua- dero,”’ found in the terraces of the Desaguadero River. Reyes, Alicia E. 1923.1 Los ELEFANTES DE LA CumNca DE Mexico. Revista Mexicana Biol., III, No. 6, August, pp. 227-244, text figs. 1-16. Elephas columbi, E.imperator, E. hayi. Richardson, John 1864.1 THe ZooLocy or THE VoyaceE or H. M.S. Herawp, . . . VER- TEBRALS, INCLUDING Fosstz MaMMALs. 4to, London, pp. xi+171, 33 pls. 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New species: Mastodon turicense [pame only], Pp. * 797 1833.1 UsseR DIE UEBERRESTE OKGANISCHER WESEN, WELCHE IN pEN KoHLENGRUBEN DES CANTONS ZURICH BISHER AUFGEFUNDEN WURDEN. Denk. schweiz. Ges. Naturw., I, Abth. 2, pp. 39-64, Taf. I, I. Mastodon turicense, description and type figure, Taf. 1. Schlegel, Hermann 1861.1 BupRaGE TOT DE GESCHIEDENIS VAN DE OLIFANTEN, VOOR- NAMELUK VAN ELEPHAS SUMATRANUS. Versl. Med. Akad. Wet., Twaalfde Deel, pp. 101-112. Amsterdam. For English translation of this paper, with note by Sclater, see Philip Lutley Sclater, 1862.1. Schlesinger, Giinther 1911.1 User vEN Funp EINER PLIOZANEN ELEFANTENSTAMMPORM (ELEPHAS CF. PLANIFRONS Fave.) In NrEDEROSTERREICH. Monatsbl. Ver. Landeskunde v. Niederdéster., V, No. 16, April, pp. 241-244. New species: Elephas primus, p. 244. 1912.1 Srupren UBER DIE STAMMESGESCHICHTE DEK PROBOSCIDIER. Jahrb. geol. Reichsanst., LXII, Heft I, pp. 87-182, Taf. v1, vu, text figs. 1-10. Wien. 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New subgenare: , Ol eloaen) ._ Ditunedon,, Chewrelep atten, Bun.) longirostre Kaup sublatidens, M. (Bun.) grandincisitum. 1918.1 Ex wort zu W. O. Dierricns Kritik MEINER MasTopoNn- REKONSTRUKTION. Naturw. Wochenschr., N.F., XVII, No. 49, p. 704. Reconstruction of Mastodon anguatidens Cuv. 1919.1 Die STRATIGRAPHISCHE BEDEUTUNG DER EUROPAISCHEN Mas- TODONTEN. Mitt. Geol. Ges. Wien, XI, pp. 129-166, Taf. u-vul. New subspecies: Mastodon americanus Pennant forma practypica. Review of Mastodon pentelici. 1922.1 Dire MasTopONTEN DER BuparesTeR SAMMLUNGEN. Geol. Hunearica, Editio Separata, II, Fase. 1, 284 pp., 22 Taf., 3 text figs. Supplementary description of Mastedon Mastodon (Bun.) grandincisivus; pentelici. Schlosser, Max 1903.1 Dre FOSSILEN SAUGETHIERE CHINAS NEBST EINER ODONTO- GRAPHIE DER RECENTEN ANTILOPEN. Abh. bayer. Akad., II Cl. XXII, Abth. 1, pp. 1-221, Taf. 1-x1v, 32 text figs. 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Taf., 286 text figs., 1 map. Elephas africanus, pp. 269, 270, 452. Sclater, Philip Lutley 1862.1 THe Sumarran EvepHantr. By Prof. H. Schlegel. Rev., II, pp. 72-78. Translation of Schlegel, 1861. Schlegel, 1861.1. Sclater, William Lutley 1900.1 Tue Mammats or Sours Arnica, I, II. London. For Proboscidea, see Vol. I, Primates, Carnivora,and Ungulata, pp. 316-324. Sclater, William Lutley, and Philip Lutley Sclater 1899.1 THe GrocrarHy or Mammats. 8vo, London, pp. xvili+335. Elephants, pp. 284-286. Scott, Robert, and Henry George Liddell 1883.1 See Liddell, Henry George, and Robert Scott. Scott, William Berryman 1895.1 Mammauia or THe Deep River Beps. Trans. Amer. Phil. Soc., N. S., (2), XVIII, Pt. II, pp. 55-185, Pls. 1-v1, map. 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