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1891 I 50 1899 IX 1° 1912 I 26 1916 11 J. N. 4767 (Cummins Coll.) 209 335 426 2346 3057 3058 3061 3062 3064 3066 3083 4179 4911 8255 10538 10556 10707 10917 11377 11378 23501( Coll. Vert. Pal.) 23502 (Coll. Vert. Pal.) 23503 (Coll. Vert. Pal.) 23504 (Coll. Vert. Pal.) 23505 (Coll. Vert. Pal.) LIST OF CATALOGUE NUMBERS 759 PrivaTE CoLLecTIONS—Mark FRANCIS PAGE Rhynchothertum francisi type. « «<i suisse a» ans vines Seldlea ow soe leeeie des Cale iM GON weet Oe 502 Cordillerion orarius type (in part; see U.S. National Museum 11377)............................-.... .563 Cordilerton qratum type... «0:5... ivve(sialdine Deg he Qallae b xn a SOPRA Te. La ee 560 Cordillerion defloccatus type (in part; see U.S. National Museum LISIB) scs..o o, Meee. ie btet Fee a 565 SENCKENBERG MusruM, FRANKFORT, GERMANY Mastodonamoricanus tel... ...1;. oss. 50i oh canes eke des nese domoki eee 180, 181 STAATS-SAMMLUNG FUR PALAONTOLOGIE UND HISTORISCHE GEOLOGIE, MUNCHEN Rurienis tiricensia res. 6252 ccs «én eh Sa ee edhe eee Pl. 11, 202, 698 urscius turicensts tel ss, <5 x 2a\ss-0% ao's0 een ee a ee ee ee Pl. m1, 202, 698 Durieius hinicensie rel’. a5. 3,4 ocx so valow oo «se eee eee 202, 698 Turtcvus turicénsta rel... 225s anes 00544 vc oo Gh eee k RS Oe eee 202, 698 SrockHoLmM Musreum, SWEDEN Cordillerion andium rel. Bis" Osis rst oh oe ro ee ee 546, 547, 562 Srurrcart NATURALIENKABINETT Trilophodon steinhermensis type: -. 4r<.c nas eegseas aie teak n ToC eee. .282 Texas GEOLOGICAL Survey, AUSTIN Serbelodon (?) precursor by per is. yh.544 nen ooo eee ake ade Peis Se ae oe 431 Serbelodon:(?) vorecurson rel: £...ssnae sett gitak seamen Bis lace ak rc ee se Fe Ey 431 Slegomastodon Successor TYPE. « bv-n. G09 = caged wed oek a AF oa he nope Bee tec ce ae eee ae 673, 675 Serridentinus serridens cimarronia type i's <8 Vay WD. os a dhs Gi ee Ws Pieter she oad pe 429 Turty Museum, ITaty Anancus arvernensis rel... one. PRR a re a ee 616, 618, 619, 635, 637 Unirep States NationaL Museum, WASHINGTON Stegomastodon mirificus type (in part; see Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia). .............. 670, 671 Mastodon americanus Pete). 2. os: 5. o's ayacorelo 7 nlse a ue PRI GS ie ee es tcc a 502 Senridentinus obliquidens Tel «0-2... csce cnn + 6a pee yea @ «0 Fra, eRe Oe ge 420, 421 Serridentinus Droductus tH vis 6. <l-.cis vivinse cc optasni lol iweve late slot ovaie ele ete eae 394, 406, 408, 411, 440, 473 Ocahentinus (Serridentinus) floridanus leiditref..... 7... 0... ss= eva sees nasa ee eae een 235 Ocalientinus (Serridentinus) floridanus leidti ref... ...0. 20... ccccccccccccccccccencevesssssussesuunes 235 Ocalientinus (Serridentinus) floridanus levdtirets. cece 2-2 eke. ues sact vs na ee gieed sau one 235 Ocalientinus (Serridentinus) floridanus leidit ref... 2.0. ccevsceccceeccvesccaces ccccoussscencsncsecus 234 Ocalientinus (Serridentinus) floridanus leidii type..................-- Sieh did ute Atlee a coe ee 234,419 Ocalientinus (Serridentinus) floridanus metatype.......... ..22 0 vos os oe ee ees oa 417, 418 Ocalientinus (Serridentinus) floridanus type...................- 392, 411, 416, 417, 418, 419, 421, 435, 436, 455 Serridentinus prodtuctus Tell... <..0% 6c nce sie 0a ae 2% ci oe aataibeialain cigtetat nase 01 e ole oe) BOs geet ea ee 234 Mastodon oregonensia type «isis seco occ $05 ots'n «a Se RVON ver bows FO a aie wean dee teal See ae 173 Tetralophodon elegans type... «os scoala baat» co aye o 08 ry 9 5 Mei pie Staietee erie tee 368, 372, 373 Cordillerion bensonensis typos... 25: «nosis ss » vances sma p cs oe sie e srcee a aie deine teen, ees ee 565, 566, 680 Stegomastodon unizonZ vel i... wi... acest use s+ oe oo ee one ee Cate 612, 679, 680, 681, 682 Stegomastodoniarizon# type. «....¢ <a ess = «> cereus kn sins ee a saere Oe eleieiaeio sao aaa 666, 672, 678, 680, 681 Stegomastodon arizonse rel. <0 s sad fale be ie is is 3 kwiwiele See's eatele si alaie digieto wise eietals ik anna ee 679 Cordillerion orarius type (in part; see Private Collections—Francis) ... 2... 6... ee eee 562 Cordillerion defloccatus type (in part; see Private Collections—Francis)..... 2... 0... 6.00. oe eee ee ee eee 565 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Rhynchotherium shepards. edense Gy PG.’ «:. »:+ «\s\em'« > sins.sveisleieueis 9 +) es ey 483, 496, 497, 498, 501, 502, 507, 562 Rhynchothertwm shepards edense Tel a...... o.2 «= vie << vide'vis's Oainly « oe Mode wee ee tee 496, 497, 498, 501 Rhynchothertum shepards edensetype: ..... <xssn pees Fetaess og 2a NS ca 8 se ees ee eee 496, 497, 498, 501, 507, 562 Rhynchothertwm shepards edense type... 23506 (Coll. Vert. 23507 (Coll. Vert. 24047 (Coll. Vert. 24049 (Coll. Vert. 24050 (Coll. Vert. 24051 (Coll. Vert. 28301 (Coll.  PAGE Rhynchothervum shepandiedense meter reer ieee tt a aie ee eee ee eee ae eae 496, 497, 498 Rhynchotheruum shepards edenseiteter sentir | aoe ee ee eee ee eee 496, 498 Cordillerion: edensts type: os3 denned tere oo Sek nei as ue exe ee Shae ie eae 496, 497, 498, 560, 561, 562 Riaynchothervunishepandixedense Tete: |e t-te itt a eae eee eee 496, 498 Rhynchothenwumishepandiuedenseelanraa ten eo Gee ence ret noe eee eee eee 496, 498 Rhanchotheriumishepanduedense retin. vac cacnie t-te ne ayer Ae eee tc cite a ee ee 496 Phiomastodon veupllaniustype:. sti. 36 cnn te Set eels © ool et, oe aoe ere oy ar eels CE gs ee 162, 163 University or Iowa, Iowa City Stegomastodon aftonieity Peers 1-r ae elke ee ee ICs Coc ence ere erro aC ch ent eee 683 Stegomastodonaftonizi ty Pes cad sce. cs Aonuma Ache s ok a See ae ete Ooo Pine era aie ere eee 613, 683 Mastodon progenvusby pear tcrur-cotas crore. clei eit oiiie egetscan serene ne ee tare eRe area ee ee 172 University oF Kansas, LAWRENCE PrtlopRodow Spsis «avi ayaseere aaa rs ere eo RCI ane hah ee eke) pl neal hae cee naar ee AN Ve. ne cee aa 488 University oF Leipsic, PAL#&onToLoGIcAL MusrumM Cordillenion(?\roligobunisivelicisibypec sat ier tette en tas ester) teat se ec Reece eke ree ee 556, 557 University oF Moscow (GEOLOGICAL CABINET) Mastodon: navloii types nah thic. Sekt) cnn eh RAM oes vege on OOO Oe Seve EE eee ee ee 694 UNrIversITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE Rhynchotheriim brevidens ret sn. ie = «cc cos se nog. ase unin aie tnicpay suse, Severe, #1 site e s saa ys Busts eats) yiielaro here kee eee 486 K. K. GroLociscHE REICHSANSTALT, VIENNA Serridentinus subtapirordeus Coby Pes <<. .)ey2.. nia. 4. Seger goles. store Ole oieleoeeie Sie caeaee eho severe ee er nee 394 K. K. NaruruisroriscHes MusrumM, VIENNA Metralophodonignandincvstois Uy ee cane. i-. comity = Petiansnncay ele alte sak eoar ences evans celle aye meen tie ae eae ee ee 360 Het alophodon grandinc:sivus paratype neater ent a eer ee ee ee eee 361 Deimothervum Cavamcunktelcrrs: “aetna Sane os Peete tte eee eee eee ee 99, 100, 101 Serridenigniss SubLG/ PIT. OLAeUS\ COLY PCr ac. Such omissions as may be discovered will be placed in a supplementary bibliography at the close of the second volume, referring to all the essential literature of both Volumes I and IT. The total Bibliography of the Proboscidea is too vast to be included here; supplementary titles must be sought in special Memoirs. For the Proboscidea of Eurasia and Africa, see especially Memoirs of: Cuvier (1806-1836) Fischer de Waldheim (1834) Von Meyer and Géppert (1848) Falconer (1845-1868) Warren (1852-1855, including North America) Brandt (1869) Gaudry (1862.1) Vacek (1877.1) Lydekker (1880.1) Weinsheimer (1883.1) Depéret (1885-1908; especially 1923.1—Pliocene elephants) Howorth (1887.1) Capellini (1888.1, 1893.1, 1907-1908) Pohlig (1889-1892) Weithofer (1889-1893) Trouessart (1897-1905) Sherborn (1902-1933) Palmer (1904.1) Mayet (1908.1) Mayet and Roman (1923.1) Schlesinger (1911-1922, especially 1917.1, 1922.1) Soergel (1912-1929—Plio-Pleistocene Proboscidea) Dietrich (1912-1924) Zuffardi (1913.1) Freudenberg (1922.1) Matsumoto (1918.1, 1926.1, 1929.1) Cabrera (1929.1—South America) De Lorenzo and D’Erasmo (1927-1931) For the Proboscidea of America up to the year 1869, see Leidy (1869.1), after the year 1869, see Hay (1902.1, 1929.1); for the geographic distribution of Mastodon americanus of the Pleistocene, see Hay (1923.1, 1924.1, 1927.1), also figure 123b of the present Memoir. The annotations in the present Bibliography epitomize the principal points in (a) nomenclature, (b) geologic or time correla- tion, (c) geographic distribution. In certain instances the present author has added his own comments, and where there might be danger of ambiguity, these comments have been inserted in square brackets. The reader’s attention is called to the numbers used in connection with the titles by the present author. These numbers cor- respond to those assigned in the Osborn Bibliography of 1930 appearing in his “‘ Fifty-Two Years of Research, Observation and Publiea- tion” and in the Supplements issued since that time. Anonymous 1827.1 Anatytica, Notices or Books... HisrorrE NATURELLE DES MAMMIFERES, AVEC DES FIGURES ORIGINALES, DESSINEES D’APRES DES ANIMAUX VIVANS; ETC. Par MM. Grorrroy Satnt- Hivaire et F. Cuvier. Zool. Journ. London, III, pp. 140-143. New genus: Lozodonta. 1832.1 Ussmr DIm NEULICHE ENTDECKUNG EINES FOSSILES ELEPHANTEN- Sxeverr. Isis, [XXV], Heft X, pp. 1111-1114. Signed ‘Ein Natur- forscher in St. Petersburg.” E. affinis, Heft X, 1832, p. 1112, attributed to “Herr B" [Herr Brandt (?)] Review in Neues Jahrb. Min., 1833, pp. 610, 611. 1832.2 Unsigned review of Eichwald’s Naruruistor. SkK1zzE von LirH- AUEN, VOLHYNIEN UND Popo.ren. Wilna, 1830, pp. 238-253. Neues Jahrb. Min., pp. 354-356. 1906.1 Tur Sku. or AN ELEPHANT WiTH BUT ONE Tusk. The Has- lemere Museum Gazette, I, No. 1, May, p. 13, Pl. 1. [Probably by Ernest William Swanton, Assistant Editor and Curator of the Museum. | Elephas indicus from Ceylon. 1909.1 Tuer ImperiaL Gazerrerr oF INDIA. New Edition, XXVI. 8vo, Oxford, Clarendon Press. Includes 64 maps and General Index. 1928.1 TrrraBELopon Nov. Spec. Ayora-Sprttm. El Ecuador Com- ercial, Afio VI, March, No. 57. Quito, Ecuador. 1928.1 Ex Masropontr pre ALANGas!. El Ecuador Comercial, Afio VI, March, No. 57, pp. 74, 75. Quito, Ecuador. 1934.1 Discovery or ANorHER Mamoru SKULL IN New York Stare. Ward’s Nat. Sci. Bull., No. 1, October, p. 4, fig. | Rochester. 1935.1 Recenr Acquisitions AT THE British Museum (Natural History). Nature, CXXXVI, No. 3431, Aug. 3, p. 176. Skull and tusks of a young specimen of the forest elephant, from the Gola Forest, Sierra Leone, important as accompanied by two complete tusks “in every way similar to the tusks hitherto accepted as belonging to the so-called ‘dwarf’ elephant." Abel, Othenio 1907.1 User pin BepEUTUNG DER NEUEN FosstLFUNDE IM ALTTERTIAR Aayprens FUR pip GescHicuTe DER SAuGetiere. Verh. k. k. zool.- bot. Ges. Wien, LVII, pp. 78-80. 761 1911.1 Die BepeurunG pDER FossILEN WIRBELTIERE FUR DIE AB- STAMMUNGSLEHRE. Die Abstammungslehre (Abel, Brauer, Dacqué etal.). S8vo, Jena, pp. 198-250, text figs. 1-33. Phylogeny and environment. 1912.1 Grunpziice pER PALAEOBIOLOGIE DER WIRBELTIERE. Stuttgart, pp. xv +-708, 470 text figs. Phylogeny and environment. 1914.1 Die vorzeirticnen SAuGeTIEeRe. text figs. Phylogeny. 1914.2 Neue ReKONSTRUKTION DES MAMMUT NACH DEN ZEICHNUNGEN DES E1szEITMENSCHEN. Verh. k. k. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien, LXIV, pp. 21-30, 3 text figs. 1919.1 Dire RekonsTRUKTION VON MasTopon ANGusTiIpens Cry. Naturw. Wochenschr., N. F., XVIII, pp. 217-224, 3 text figs. 1922.1 LeBeNsBILDER AUS DER TieRWeLT DER Vorzerr. Svo, Jena, pp. vii +643, frontispiece and 507 text figs. Dinotherium, fig. 82. 1925.1 GescuicuTe UND Meruope perk ReKONSTRUKTION voRzErT- LICHER WIRBELTIERE. 8vo, Jena, 327 pp., 255 text figs. 1928.1 PLastiscue REKONSTRUKTION DES LEBENSBILDES VON Buno- LOPHODON ANGUSTIDENS. Palaeobiologica, I, pp. 481-486, Pls. XXXVII, XXXVIII. Abich, Otto Wilhelm Hermann von 1859.1 Usper pas STEINSALZ UND SEINE GEOLOGISCHE STELLUNG IM RUSSISCHEN ARMENIEN. Mém. Acad. Imp. Sei. St. Pétersb., (6), IX, Math. et Phys., VII, pp. 59-150, Pls. 1x. Absolon, Karel 1929.1 AN AMaAzING PALmo.rrnic Il. ReVELATIONS CONCERNING THE MamMmoru-Hunrers or Cen- TRAL Europe. The Illustrated London News, CLXXV, No. 4727, Nov. 23, pp. 881, 890-894; No. 4728, Nov. 30, pp. 934-038. Acconci, Luigi 1880.1 Sopra una Caverna Fosstuirernsa Scorerta a CuciGLiana (Monti Pisan1). Atti Soc. Toscana Sci. Nat., V, Fase. I, pp. 109- 166, Pls. ttv. New species: Elephas (Buelephas) antiques var. nana, 8vo, 8vo, Jena, pp.v +309, 250 “Pomren"’ i Moravia.—lI, 762 Adams, Andrew Leith 1868.1 Has rue Asiatic ELEPHANT BEEN FOUND IN A Fossit Stats? . . . Wir Some AppiTionaL Remarks; By G. Busk, Hsq., F.R.S., F.G.S. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. London, XXIV, Pt. I of Proce. Geol. Soc., pp. 496-499, text fig. 1870.1 Nores or a NaTuRALIsT IN THE Nive Vauury AND Matra. 8vo, Edinburgh, pp. xvi+295, 11 pls. and other illustrations. New species: Elephas mnaidre, p. 224. 1874.1 ON THE DenTITION AND OsTEOLOGY OF THE MALTESE FOSSIL ELEPHANTS, BEING A DESCRIPTION OF REMAINS DISCOVERED BY THE AuTHOR IN MaLTA BETWEEN THE YEARS 1860 AND 1866. Trans. Zool. Soe. London, LX, Pt. I, November, pp. 1-124, Pls. 1-xxn, text figs. 1-9. Elephas melitensis and E. mnaidriensis. Name mnaidrx (1870) changed to mnaidriensis, p. 116. 1877-1881 MonoaraPH ON THE British Foss, ELEpHants. London, 265 pp., 28 pls. Adams, Michael 1808.1 Some Account oF A JOURNEY TO THE FROZEN SEA, AND OF THE Discovery OF THE REMAINS OF A Mammotnu. Phil. Mag. (Tilloch), XXIX, October-December, 1807, and January, 1808, pp. 141-153. Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe 1850.1 ON THE Fosstt REMAINS OF AN ELEPHANT FOUND IN VERMONT. Proc. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sci., 2d Meeting, pp. 100, 101. Slope of Mt. Holly, Vermont. 1853-1856 See Bronn, Heinrich Georg. Deinotherium, p. 805. 1862.1 Masropon ToorH in AMADOR Co., CALIFORNIA. Sci., (2), XXXIV, p. 135. Editorial note supposed to have been written by Agassiz (fide Hay, 1902). Aichel, Otto 1918.1 KausaLe StTupIE ZUM ONTOGENETISCHEN UND PHYLOGENET- ISCHEN GESCHEHEN AM Kierer. Abh. kgl. preuss. Akad. Wiss., Phys.-math. Kl., Nr. 3, August, pp. 1-109, Pls. 1-v, text figs. 1-21. Aichhorn, Sigmund Johann Nepomuk 1857.1 Der AurmMerKsAMe. (Fide Weinsheimer, 1883.1, p. 215; orig- inal not available.) See ‘‘Fossile Knochen in Steyermark,’’ Neues Jahrb. Min., 1857, p. 375. Mastodon and Dinotherium. Airaghi, Carlo 1917.1 Sur Mowari v’ELEFANTE DELLE ALLUVIONI LOMBARDE CON OsSERVAZIONI SULLA FILOGENIA E SCOMPARSA DI ALCUNI PROBOSCI- pati. Mem. Soe. ital. Sci. Nat., VIII, Fase. III, pp. 193-242, Tav. xium-xv. Milano. 1922.1 OsspRvAzIONI sUL GrNERE DINOTHERIUM. Ital., XLI, Fase. II, pp. 132-138. Pisa. Dinotherium gigantissimum, D. giganteum, D. medium, D. bavaricum, D. Cuvieri, D. indicum, D. pentapotamiz, D. sindiense. Ameghino, Florentino 1878.1 CaTALOGUE SPECIAL DE LA SECTION ANTHROPOLOGIQUE ET PAL- BONTOLOGIQUE DE LA R&PUBLIQUE ARGENTINE. Expos. Univ. de 1878. Groupe second—Classe huitiéme, 80 pp. S8vo, Paris. Proboscidea, pp. 38 and 57. 1888.1 RApipas DIAGNOSIS DE ALGUNOS MaAmirrros Fésttes Nurvos DE LA RepUBLica ARGENTINA. S8vo, Buenos Aires, Feb. 15, 17 pp. New species: Mastodon argentinus, M. platensis, M. superbus. 1889.1 ConrTRiBUCION AL CoNOCIMIENTO DE LOS Mamireros FésiLEes DE LA Reptsuica ARGENTINA. Actas Acad. Nac. Cien. Cérdoba, VI, pp. xxxii+1027, text figs. Atlas, 98 pls. New species: Mastodon rectus, p. 643. Type figures of Mastodon platensis, p. 641, M. rectus, p. 643, M. argentinus, p. 644, M. superbus, p. 647. 4to, Amer. Journ. Boll. Soe. geol. 1891.1 Mamirpros y AVES FéSILES ARGENTINOS.—ESPECIES NUEVAS, ADICIONES Y CORRECCIONES. Revista Argent. Hist. Nat., I, pp. 240-259, fig. New species: 1902.1 Linba FiLogENfiTIcA DE LOS Prososcipros. An. Mus. Nac. Buenos Aires, VIII (Ser. 3", I), pp. 19-43, text figs. 1-38. 1902.2 Cuapro Sinéptico pr LAS FORMACIONES SEDIMENTARIAS, TeRCIARIAS Y CrETACEAS DE LA ARGENTINA EN RELACION CON EL DESARROLLO Y DESCENDENCIA DE LOS Mamireros. An. Mus. Nac. Buenos Aires, VIII (Ser. 3°, I), pp. 1-12. New species: Mastodon tarijensis (name only). Mastodon maderianus. JSBORN: THE PROBOSCIDEA Ami, Henry Marc 1898.1 THe Masropon In WESTERN ONTARIO. p- 80. Anderson, Netta C., and Johan August Udden 1905.1 A Previinary List or Fosstr Mastopon anp MAmMorH REMAINS IN ILLINOIS AND Iowa. By Netta C. Anderson. Augustana Library Publ., No. 5, Rock Island, Ill., pp. 9-43, 2 maps. ON THE PROBOSCIDEAN Fosstts OF THE PLEISTOCENE Deposits IN ILLINOIS AND Iowa. By Johan August Udden, ibid., pp. 45-57. Reviewed in Amer. Geologist, XXXVI, No. 4, p. 258. Anderson, Robert Van Vleck 1927.1 Tertiary STRATIGRAPHY AND OROGENY OF THE NORTHERN Punsas. Bull. Geol. Soc. Amer., XX XVIII, Dec. 30, pp. 665-720, map. Andreae, Achilles 1904.1 Drirrer BerirraG zuR BINNENCONCHYLIENFAUNA DES MIo- CANS VON OPPELN IN ScHLESIEN. Mitt. Roemer-Mus. Hildesheim, No. 20, August, pp. 1-22, text figs. 1-15. Mastodon angustidens listed, p. 19. Andrews, Charles William 1901.1 Fosst, VERTEBRATES FROM Eeypt. Zoologist, (4), V, Aug. 15, pp. 318, 319. New genus: Palzomastodon (name only). adnelli {name only). 1901.2 TaGrsLatr pes V INTERNATIONALEN ZOOLOGEN-CONGRESSES. Berlin, No. 6, Aug. 16, p. 4. (Published Volume, Verhandlungen, 1902, p. 528.) New genus: Meritheriwm. New species: mention of Palzomastodon beadnelli. Science, N. 8., VII, New species: Palzomastodon Meritherium lyonsi. Further 1901.3 Pretiminary Nore on Some Recentiy DiscovereD Extinct VERTEBRATES FROM Eeypr. (Part I). Geol. Mag., Dec. IV, N.S., VIII, September, pp. 400-409, 4 text figs. Palzomastodon beadnelli and Meritherium lyonsi, description and figure. 1902.1 Previminary Nore on Some Recentiy DiscovereD Extincr VERTEBRATES FROM Eeypr. (Part III). Geol. Mag., Dee. IV, N.S., IX, July, pp. 291-295. New species: Meritherium gracile. 1903.1 ON THE EvoLuTIon oF THE PrososcipEa. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soe. London, CXCVI, B, pp. 99-118, text figs. 1-15. Proboscidea: Meritherium and Palzomastodon. | Possible inclusion of Bary- therium and Arsinoitherium in the Proboscidea. Demonstration of an Ethiopian center of distribution of the Proboscidea. 1903.2 Nore on a TootuH or ELEPHAS NAMADICUS. Fasciculi Malayenses. Zoology—lI, p. 307. Molar found on Bukit Besar, Nawngchik. 1904.1 Furtraer Nores oN THE MAMMALS OF THE EocENE oF Eeypt. Geol. Mag., Dec. V, N.S., I, March, pp. 109-115, 2 text figs. New species: Meritherium trigodon and Palzomastodon minor. 1905.1 Nore on THE Species or Pau#omastopon. Geol. Mag., Dec. V, N.S., II, December, pp. 562, 563. New species: Palzomastodon parvus and Palzomastodon wintoni. Palzomasto- don minus cited in error for P. minor, p. 562. Reprint from 1906.1 A Descriptive CATALOGUE OF THE TERTIARY VERTEBRATA OF THE Faytm, Eeypr. 4to, London, pp. xxxvii+324, 26 pls., 98 text figs. New families: Mceritheriide, Paleomastodontide. Type figures of: Meri- therium gracile, M. trigodon (trigonodon), and M. andrewsi, also of Palzo- mastodon minor, P. parvus, and P. wintoni. 1907.1 Nore on Some VERTEBRATE REMAINS COLLECTED IN THE Faytm, Eeyrr, 1x 1906. Geol. Mag., Dec. V, N.S., IV, March, pp. 97-100, text figs. 1, 2. 1908.1 On THE SkuLL, Manpisun, AND MitK DentiTIon or PaLxo- MASTODON, WITH SOME REMARKS ON THE TooTH CHANGE IN THE PROBOSCIDEA IN GENERAL. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. London, CXCIX, B, pp. 393-407, Pls. xxxI, XXXII. 1908.2 A Guipr To THE EverHants (RECENT AND Fossit) . .. British Museum (Narurau History). 8vo, London, 46 pp. 31 text figs. 1909.1 Nore on THE MANDIBLE or A New Species or TETRABELODON FROM THE Loup Fork Bens or Kansas. Geol. Mag., Dec. V, N.S., VI, August, pp. 347-349, text figs. A, B, C. New species: Tetrabelodon dinotherioides. BIBLIOGRAPHY 763 Andrews, Charles William—Continued 1909.2. Tue Systematic Position or Maeriruerium. Nature, LX XXI, p. 305. 1911.1 On a New Species or Dinoruertum From Brivisu Bast AFRICA. Abstract, Proc. Zool. Soc. London, No. 97, May, p. 35. New species: Dinotherium hobleyi. 1911.2 On a New Species or Dinornertum (DINOTHERIUM HOBLEYI. . + rroM British East Arrica. Proc. Zool. Soc. London, December, pp. 943-945, Pl. xivuu. 1912.1 Nore on tHe Moxar Toors or aN ELerHaNnt From THE BED or THE Nite, Near Kuartum. Geol. Mag., Dec. V, N.S., [X, March, pp. 110-113, text figs. A, B. Elephas meridionalis (?) [=Deinotherium sp.], together with hippopotamus, giraffe, antelope, and a siluroid fish. 1917.1 [Discovery OF LARGE SPECIMEN OF ELEPHAS ANTIQUUS NEAR CuatuaM, Enauanp.] Proc. Geol. Soc. London, LXXII, pp. i, ii, Session, Nov. 3, 1915. “First British example of this species in which the skeleton has been found directly associated with the teeth."" [For full description see Andrews and Cooper, 1928.1.] 1921.1 Nore on THE SKULL oF DINOTHERIUM GIGANTEUM IN THE British Museum. Proc. Zool. Soc. London, September, pp. 525— 534, text figs. 14. 1923.1 Nore on THE SKULL AND MANDIBLE OF A SIBERIAN MamMoru EXHIBITED IN THE British Museum (Narurat Hisrory). Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (9), XII, pp. 322-325, Pl. x. Andrews, Charles William, and Hugh John Llewellyn Beadnell 1902.1 A Pretiminary Notre oN Some New MAMMALS FROM THE Urrer Eocene or Eeypr. Surv. Dept., Pub. Works Ministry, Cairo, pp. 1-9, text figs. 1-4. New genus: Phiomia. New species: Phiomia serridens. Andrews, Charles William, and Clive Forster Cooper 1928.1 On a SpecIMEN oF ELEPHAS ANTIQUUS FROM Upnor. WITH FURTHER NOTES ON THE TEETH AND SKELETON BY CLIVE ForsTER Coorer. 4to, British Museum, London, issued Feb. 25, pp. viii+ 25, frontispiece, 8 pls., 5 text figs. Andrews, Charles William, Felix Oswald, and Richard Bullen Newton 1914.1 See Oswald, Felix, Charles William Andrews, and Richard Bullen Newton. Andrusov, Nikolai Ivanovich 1902.1 Dre siiprRussiscHEN NEOGENABLAGERUNGEN. Verh. russisch.- kaiserl. Min. Ges. St. Petersb., (2), XX XIX, pp. 337-495, Tab. rx. Anthony, Harold Elmer, and Henry Fairfield Osborn 1922.1 See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1922.553. 1922.2 See Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1922.568. Anthony, Raoul Louis Ferdinand, and G. Pontier 1929.1 Sur LA PRESENCE DE QUATRE INCISIVES SUPERIEURES CHEZ LE Mastopon (TETRABELODON) TURICENSIS Scutnz. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., CLXXXIX, No. 23, Dec. 2, pp. 1006-1008, text figs. 1,2. Paris. Anthony, Raoul Louis Ferdinand, and M. Prouteaux 1929.1 Un Crane v’Eiéenanr pv’Arrique (LOXODONTA AFRICANA BivuM.) A QUATRE INCISIVES SUPERIEURES. Arch. Mus. hist. nat., (6), IV, pp. 15-31, Pl. 1, text figs. 1-4. Paris. Aradas, Andrea 1870.1 Sopra un Mouare ELEFANTINO FossiLe RiFERIBILE A SPECIE DISTINTA DALLE ConosciuTe. Atti Accad. Gioenia sci. nat. Catania, (3), IV, pp. 231-235, Tav. (figs. 1, 2). New species: Elephas Cornaliae, p. 235. Artaud, Soulange 1803.1 Manvev p'HistrorrE NATURELLE, TRADUIT DE L’ALLEMAND, pE J. Fr. Buumensacnu . . , I, II, with figures. (See Blumenbach.) Elephas asiaticus, E. Africanus, E. primigenius, mammout Ohioticum, Athanasiu, Sava C. 1908.1 ConrripuTiUNI LA sTuDIUL Fauner TerTiARE DE MAMIFERE pin RomAntA. Anuar. Inst. Geol. Rominiei, I, pp. 129-214, Tab. 1-xul, with German résumé. Bucharest. Dinotherium gigantissimum, Mastodon borsoni especially. 1909.1 ConrTriputiuNi LA stupIuL Faunet TerTiARE bE MAMIFERE DIN Romania. Anuar. Inst. Geol. Romaniei, II, pp. 379-435, Tab. 1-x, with German résumé. Bucharest. Mastodon arvernensis especially. 1916.1 Resrorive pe Mamirere Puiocene Sureniora & DELA TuLv- cesti tn Districrot Covurvur. Anuar. Inst. Geol. Romaniei, VI, pp. 408-415, Tab. xin, fig. 5, Tab. xvi, figs. 14. Bucharest. arvernensis, M. borsoni; Elephas cf. meridionalis (made by Stefinese (1924) type of Blephas antiquus rumanus], 2 a, " Avalo y Figueroa, Diego de 1602.1 MiscerAnea austrat. Coloquio, XXXII, p. 147. Lima. (Fide Ameghino, 1889, p. 634; original not available.) Fossil bones found in Tarija. Aymard, Auguste 1847.1 Résumé p'UNE LeTTRE bE M. AYMARD SUR LES OSSEMENTS HUMAINS FOSSILES DES ENVIRONS DE Puy, ET SUR DE NOUVELLES ESPECES DE MastoponTeEs. Bull. Soc. géol. France, (2), IV, pp. 412- 416. New species: Mastodon vellavus, M. Vialetii. First description of Anancus macroplus but without assigning name. 1859.1 CommunicaTION PAR M. AYMARD SUR LE GISEMENT FOSSILIFERE pE CoUPET; NOUVELLE LISTE DE FossILEs. Ann. Soc. Agric. Puy, XX, for 1855-1856 (Procés-Verbaux, Janvier), pp. 30-40. Anancus macroplus, second published list, p. 35. [Name first published in 1855, see Dorlhac, J.] Bach, Franz 1908.1 Das Atrer bes “BeLveperescuorrers.” Centralb. Min. Geol. Pal., No. 13, July 1, pp. 386-390. Stuttgart. 1909.1 Dire TerTIAREN LANDSAUGETIERE DER STEIERMARK. Mitt. Naturwis. Ver. Steiermark, XLV, for the year 1908, pp. 60-127. Graz. Proboscidea, pp. 81-89. 1910.1 Masropon RESTE AUS DER STEIERMARK. Beitr. Pal. Geol. Osterr.-Ung., XXIII, pp. 63-123, Taf. vii—x. Wien. Mastodon angustidens, M.longirostris, M. arvernensis, M. tapiroides, M. bersoni, and transitional forms, Bachmann, Isidor 1875.1 BescHREIBUNG EINES UNTERKIEFERS vVoN DinorHertum BAVARICUM HERMANN VON MEYER AUs vEM Beaner Juma. Abh. schweiz. pal. Ges., II, pp. 1-19, Taf. Baldassari, Giuseppe 1767.1 DescrIZIONE DI UNA MASCELLA FOSSILE STRAORDINARIA TROVATA NEL TERRITORIO SENESE. Atti Accad. Sci. Fis. Siena, II, pp- 243-254, Tav. v—vun. Barbiani, A. 1907.1 CeNNr suL Mastoponte pi Perroro (prov. pr Siena) B SUGLI STRATI LEVANTINI IN CUI SI RINVENNE. Riv. ital. Pal., XIII, pp. 91-99, Tav. 1. Perugia. Mastodon arvernensis. Barbour, Erwin Hinckley 1890.1 REMAINS OF THE Primitive ELEPHANT FOUND IN GRINNELL, Io. Science, XVI, p. 263. Elephas primigenius. 1913.1 A Toots or Tue CoLuMBIAN Mamoru. Neb. Geol. Sury., IV, Pt. 5, pp. 58-65, Pls. 1, 11, text fig. Elephas columbi tooth from near Dannebrog, Howard Co., Nebraska. 1914.1 Mammatian Fossirts From Devint's Guten. Univ. Studies, Univ. Neb., XIV, No. 2, April, pp. 185-202, Pls. 1—x1v. New pens: Eubelodon. New species: Tetrabelodon willistoni and Euheodon 1914.2 Mammauian Fossits From Devit’s Guicn. Neb. Geol. Surv., IV, Pt. 11, pp. 177-190, Pls. 1-xu11. Reprint from University Studies. 1914.3 A New LonarrostraL Mastropon From Cuerry County, Nesraska. Neb. Geol. Surv., IV, Pt. 14, pp. 213-222, Nev. 25, Pls. 1-v1, text figs. 1-6. New subgenus: Megabelodon. New species: Tetrabelodon (subgenus Mega- belodon) luli, 1916.1 Tue Rounp Ligament or Nepraska Proposcipeans. Neb. Geol. Surv., IV, Pt. 18, Jan. 25, pp. 241-246, text figs. 1-6. 764 OSBORN: THE Barbour, Erwin Hinckley—Continued 1916.2 A New NesraskA Mammorn, Evepuas way. Amer. Journ. Sci., (4), XL, No. 236, August, pp. 129-134, text figs. 1-5. New species: Elephas hayi. Compared with EF. imperator. Brief mention of Elephas hayi together with figure of type jaw (see article by Professor Bar- bour in Sunday State [Nebraska] Journal, January 3, 1915, “ Prehistoric Elephants in the Morrill Collections, the Nebraska State Museum, the University of Neb."). 1915.3 Nesraska Fossits watch Excrre Common Inquiry. Neb. Geol. Surv., IV, Pt. 22, Oct. 1, pp. 303-324, text figs. 1-30. Mastodons and Mammoths, pp. 319-322. 1915.4 A New Mammors, EvepHas HAYI, FROM CRETE, NEBRASKA. Neb. Geol. Surv., IV, Pt. 23, Sept. 15, pp. 327-331, Pls. 1, 11, text figs. 1-4. 1916.1 A New LonerrosrraL Mastopon rrom NEBRASKA, TETRA- BELODON OSBORNI, SP. Noy. Amer. Journ. Sci., (4), XLI, June, pp. 522-529, text figs. 1-4. New species: Tetrabelodon osborni. 1917.1 Tue Boyp Country Masropon, TETRABELODON OSBORNI. Neb. Geol. Surv., IV, Pt. 30, Feb. 20, pp. 499-512, text figs. 1-12. Megabelodon raised to rank New genera: Genomastodon and Mastelephas. of a genus. 1925.1 Exepnasscortr. A New Primitive MamMortu FROM NEBRASKA. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 2, I, April 20, pp. 21-24, text figs. 7-11. New species: Hlephas scotti. 1925.2 TrTRABELODON ABELI, Sp. Nov. August, pp. 91-94, text figs. 52-57. New species: T'etrabelodon abeli. 1925.3 SxkeveraL Parts or THE CoLumBiAN Mamoru, ELEPHAS MAIBENI, SP. Nov. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 10, I, August 30, pp. 95— 118, text figs. 58-87. New species: Elephas maibeni. 1926.1 ARcCHIDISKODON MAIBENI. 10, pp. 119-122, text fig. 88. First described as Elephas maibeni [see Barbour, 1925.3]. 1927.1 Pretiminary Notice or A New ProposcipEAN AMEBELODON FRICKI, GEN. ET sp. Nov. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 13, I, June 15, pp. 131-134, text figs. 89-91. New family: Amebelodontide, p. 131. New genus: Amebelodon, p. 131. New species: Amebelodon fricki, p. 131. 1929.1 THe ManpipuLar Tusks or AMEBELODON FRICKI. Mus., Bull. 14, I, December, pp. 135-188, text fig. 92. 1929.2 Tur MANpIBLE or AMEBELODON FRICKI. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 15, I, December, pp. 139-146, text figs. 93-97. New subfamily: Amebelodontine, p. 139. 1929.3 ToRYNOBELODON LOOMISI, GEN. ET SP. Nov. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 16, I, December, pp. 147-153, text figs. 98-100. New species: T'orynobelodon loomisi. 1930.1 AMEBELODON SINCLAIRI SP. NOV. I, January, pp. 155-158, text fig. 101. New species: Amebelodon sinclairi. 1931.1 Tue Amertcan Masropon witH MAnpiBULAR TUSKS. State Mus., Bull. 19, I, March, pp. 163-170, text figs. 103-108. 1931.2 A New AMEBELODONT, TORYNOBELODON BARNUMBROWNI, SP. noy. A Pretiinary Report. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 22, I, August, pp. 191-198, text figs. 123-126. New species: Torynobelodon barnumbrowni. 1931.3 Tue Mitrorp Masropon, MastopoN MOODIEI, sp. Novy. A PRELIMINARY Report. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 24, I, December, pp. 203-210, text figs. 130-134. New species: Mastodon moodiet. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 9, I, Neb. State Mus., Bull. 11, I, July Neb. State Neb. State Mus., Bull. 17, Neb. 1932.1 Tue ArticuLATeED SKELETON OF EUBELODON MORRILLI. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 28, I, March, pp. 243-246, text figs. 152, 153. 1932.2 Tue Manpiste oF TORYNOBELODON BARNUMBROWNI. Amer. Journ. Sei., (5), XXIV, September, pp. 214-220, text figs. 1-3. 1932.3 Tue SkuLL AND MANpbIBLE oF Mastopon moopiEt. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 29, I, October, pp. 247-250, text figs. 154, 155. 1932.4 Tue Manpisieor PLATYBELODON BARNUMBROWNI. Neb.State Mus., Bull. 30, I, October, pp. 251-258, text figs 156-161. Determined by Professor Osborn and Dr. Granger as belonging to Platybelo- don rather than to Torynobelodon. [See Chap. X, p. 470, of present Memoir, where it is restored by Osborn to its original determination, namely, to T’orynobelodon.) PROBOSCIDEA 1934.1. Tue Tuurston Country Masropon, MastopoN GRANGERI, sp. Nov. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 35, J, May, pp. 287-290, text fig. 170. Mentions the discovery in Otoe County of the first example of Mastodon americanus, showing large helical tusks, from the State of Nebraska. 1934.2 A Mounrep SKELETON OF MrEGABELODON LULLI. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 39, I, June, pp. 303-310, text figs. 177-181. Barbour, Erwin Hinckley, and George F. Sternberg 1935.1 GNATHABELODON THORPEI, GEN. ET SP. NOV. A NEW MUD- GRUBBING Masropon. Neb. State Mus., Bull. 42, I, May, pp. 395-404, text figs. 187-191. New subfamily: Gnathalodontine [Gnathabelodontine]. Gnathabelodon. New species: Gnathabelodon thorpei. Baretti, Martino 1881.1 Restr Fossiti pt MAsToDONTE NEL TERRITORIO D’ ASTI. Acead. Sci. Torino, XVI, pp. 616-618. Bartholomew, John G., W. Eagle Clarke, and Percy H. Grimshaw 1911.1 Aras or ZoogrocraPHy. Bartholomew’s Physical Atlas, Vol. V, Edinburgh. Elephantide, pp. 20, 21, Pl. vi, map 1. Bate, Dorothea Minola Alice 1903.1 Pretimmnary Nore on THE Discovery or A Piamy ELePpHANT IN THE PLEISTOCENE OF Cyprus. Proc. Roy. Soc. London, LXXI, No. 475, pp. 498-500. New species: Elephas cypriotes. 1904.1 FurraerR Notre ON THE REMAINS OF ELEPHAS CYPRIOTES FROM A Cave-DeposiTin Cyprus. Phil Trans. Roy. Soc. London, CXCVII, B, pp. 347-360, Pls. xxi, xx1I. 1907.1 On ExvepHant REMAINS FROM CRETE, WITH DESCRIPTION OF ELEPHAS CRETICUS, SP. N. Proc. Zool. Soc. London, March 5, pp. 238-250, Pls. xm, x11, text fig. 83. New species: Elephas creticus. Bather, Francis Arthur 1927.1 Tue Upnor Evepnant. Nat. Hist. Mag.,1I, No. 4, October, pp. 99-106, text figs. 1-6. Elephas antiquus [| =Palzxoloxodon antiquus andrewsi of the present Memoir]. Baur, Georg 1889.1 BrmeRKUNGEN UBER DEN CARPUS DER PROBOSCIDIER UND DER UNGULATEN 1M ALLGEMEINEN. Morphol. Jahrb., XV, Heft III, pp. 478-482, Taf. xv, text fig. Beadnell, Hugh John Llewellyn 1902.1 See Andrews, Charles William, and Hugh John Llewellyn Beadnell. Beck, Richard 1906.1 Masropon IN THE PLEISTOCENE oF Soutu Arnica. Geol. Mag., Dec. V, N.S., III, February, pp. 49, 50, text fig. Mastodon (subdivision Bunolophodon) in South Africa, Waldeck Plant, near Kimberley, Vaal River gravels, 60-80 foot terrace. Beddard, Frank Evers 1893.1 ON THE BRAIN oF THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT. London, pp. 311-315, Pls. xxi, XXIII. Young male that died in the Society’s Gardens, Jan. 15, 1893. Beechey, Frederick William 1831.1 NARRATIVE oF A VoYAGE TO THE Pacrric AND BEERING’S SPRAIT, TO CO-OPERATE WITH THE PoLAR EXPEDITIONS: PERFORMED in Hts Maggsty’s Suip BLOSSOM, UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPTAIN F. W. Bescuey, R.N., F.R.S., ETc. IN THE YEARS 1825, 26, 27, 28. Published by authority of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. I, II, 8vo, London. Appendix by William Buckland entitled “On the occurrence of the remains of Elephants, and other Quadrupeds, in the cliffs of frozen mud, in Esch- scholtz Bay, within Beering's Strait, and in other distant parts of the shores of the Arctic seas,” Vol. II, pp. 331-356, Pls. 1-11. Elephant Point. Beliaeva, E. 1928.1 See Borissiak, Alexei Alexievich, and E. Bellaeva. Bell, Robert 1898.1 On THE OccurRRENCE or MamMmorxu AND Mastopon REMAINS ARouND Hupson Bay. Bull. Geol. Soc. Amer., IX, pp. 369-390, text fig. New genus: Atti Proce. Zool. Soc. BIBLIOGRAPHY 765 Bensted, W. H. 1861.1 Remats or AMERICAN ‘‘MISSOURIUM”’ ASSOCIATED WITH FLINT ImpLeMEnts. Geologist, IV, pp. 217-221, 262. Berckhemer, Fritz 1929.1 Berricut ipER DIE TAGUNG DER PALAEONTOLOGISCHEN GESELL- SCHAFT IN STUTTGART UND TiBINGEN. Palaeont. Zeitschr., XI, Heft III, Nov. 21, pp. 185-193. Description of two skulls of Elephas antiquus, one found in 1926, the other in 1928, at Steinheim a. d. Murr, pp. 188-190. 1930.1 “Der WaLDELEFANT” VON STEINHEIM AN DER Morr. Aus der Heimat, November, pp. 331-337, text figs. 1-6. Discovery of cranium of Elephas antiquus. Berro, A. C. 1928.1 Un nuEvo Masropon EN 1a R. O. pet Uruauay. Mercedes. (Fide Cabrera, 1929, p. 141; original not available.) New species: Mastodon andium Kraglievichii. Beyer, Samuel Walker 1899.1 GroLocy or Srory County. Iowa Geol. Surv., IX, pp. 157-237. Elephas primigenius, Polk City, p. 211. Beyschlag, Joannes Fridericus 1734.1 Dissertratio INAUGURALIS Puysico-MeEpIcA DE Esore Fossiti Svevico Havenst. Hal# Magdeburgice. Bieber, V. 1884.1 Eryn DinormeriuM-SKELET AUS DEM EGeEr-FRANZENSBADER TERTIARBECKEN. Verh. geol. Reichsanst., No. 15, Oct. 31, pp. 299- 305. Wien. Lignites of northwest Bohemia, deposits rich in Dinotherium remains, also vast numbers of Cypris angusta. (Reuss, 1884.) (?)Miocene. Biedermann, W. G. A. 1873.1 PrTREFACTEN AUS DER UMGEGEND VON WINTERTHUR. Winter- thur. (Fide Vacek, 1877, p. 3; original not available.) Mastodon angustidens. 1876.1 Mastopon anGustipens Cuy. Abh. schweiz. pal. Ges., III, pp. 1-7, Taf. 1, 11. Billings, Elkanah 1863.1 ON THE REMAINS OF THE Foss1 ELEPHANT FOUND IN CANADA. Canad. Nat. Geol., (1) , VIII, pp. 135-147, text figs. 1-5. Euelephas jacksoni (Briggs and Foster). Bishop, Carl W. 1921.1 Tue EverHanr anp Irs Ivory 1n ANncrent Cutna. Journ. Amer. Oriental Soc., XLI, Pt. 4, October, pp. 290-306. New Haven. Bishop, Sherman C., and Chris Andrew Hartnagel 1923.1 See Hartnagel, Chris Andrew, and Sherman C., Bishop. Blainville, Henri Marie Ducrotay de 1837.1 Nore sur La Tére DE DINOTHERIUM GIGANTEUM, ACTUELLE- MENT A Paris. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci., IV, No. 12, pp. 421-426, 2 text figs. Paris. Communication on the same subject by André Marie Constant Duméril, p. 427, and by Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, pp. 429, 430. 1837.2 User pen ScuApEL pes DINOTHERIUM GIGANTEUM. Neues Jahrb. Min., pp. 361-363. Discussion by Duméril, Robert, Kaup, and Strauss. 1839-1864 OsrboGRAPHIE OU Descriprion [CONOGRAPHIQUE COMPAREE DU SQUELETTE ET DU SYSTEME DeNTAIRE DES Mammirbres. III, Quaternatés, avec Atlas de 54 planches. Paris. New species and subspecies: Dinotherium intermedium, E. primigenius ger- manicus, E. indicus ceylanicus, E. indicus bengalensis, E. primigenius sibiricus, E. primigenius meridionalis, 4 ; The dates of Blainville’s various livraisons are given by C. Davies Sherborn in the Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (7), I, 1898, p. 76, under the title Dates of Blainville’s ‘Ostéographie.’" Livraison 16 is on Elephas {and Masto- don}, pp. 1-367, and 17 on Dinotherium, pp. 1-64, of date 1845. Blake, Charles Carter 1861.1 On THe DisrrisuTion or Mastopon In Sourn America. Geologist, IV, pp. 469-472. Elephas terianus especially. [Name appeared in Owen, 1859.1] 1862.1 On a Fosst EveeHant FroM Texas (BE, Textanus). Geologist, V, pp. 57, 58, Pl. rv. Definition of Elephas terianus, with figure, the “ Bollaert molar.” 1863.1 Exernas Texranus v. Cotumsr. Geologist, VI, pp. 56-60, text fig. Reply to Dr. Falconer in regard to Z. terianus and EB, columbi, Blake, John Frederick 1902.1 List or Types anp Ficurep Specimens IN THE COLLECTION OF THE GEOLOGICAL Soctery oF Lonpon, wita APPENDIX. 8vo, Lon- don, pp. 100+-xxii. Blake, William Phipps 1865.1 Remains of THE MamMoTH AND Mastopon in CALirornia. Amer. Journ. Sci., (2), XIX, p. 133. oye tet San Pedro Bay, Calif.; Mastodon americanus, Calaveras ‘ounty. 1864.1 Nore on THE Fossi, REMAINS OF THE Horse aNp ELEPHANT, MINGLED, AT Mare Istanp, SAN Francisco Bay. Proc. Calif. Acad. Nat. Sci., III, p. 166. Species not determined. 1867.1 Norice or Fossin Eversants’ Teer FROM THE NoRTHWEST Coast. Proc. Calif. Acad. Nat. Sci., III, p. 325. 1900.1 Remains or THE MAamMoTH IN Arizona. Amer. Geol., XXVI, p. 257. Upper jaw and teeth, also lower molar, and fragment of tusk. Blanc, Edouard 1897.1 Sur tes ErérHants pu Norp be L’AFRIQUE ET DE LA Havre- Ecyrre. Bull. Soc. Zool. France, XXII, pp. 47-54. Blanckenhorn, Max 1904.1 OseRPLIOCAN MIT MasTODON ARVERNENSIS AUF BLaTT OsTHEIM voR DER Ruin. Jahrb. geol. Landesanst. Berlin, XXII, pp. 364-371, Taf. vin. Blanford, William Thomas 1869.1 On THE GEOLOGY or THE TaPpTreE AND Lower NeRBUDDA VALLEYS AND SOME ADJOINING pbisTRIcTS. Mem. Geol. Surv. India, VI, pp. 163-384, Pls. v—vurt, text figs. 1-16. Ossiferous gravels and other old alluvial deposits, pp. 65-75. 1876.1 Tue ArricAN ELEMENT IN THE Fauna oF INpIA: «4 Criticism or Mr. WALLACE’S VIEWS AS EXPRESSED IN THE ‘GEOGRAPHIC DisrripuTion oF AntMALS.’ Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (4), XVIII, No. 106, October, pp. 277-294, map. 1876.2 On THE GEoLoGy or Sinn. Rec. Geol. Surv. India, IX, pp. 8-22. Derivation of the names Manchhar and Gaj, p. 9, with the stratigraphy of these two formations. 1878.1 On THE GeoLoay or Sinp, (Seconp Notice). Rec. Geol. Surv. India, XI, pp. 161-173. Mart, Ges, and Manchhar groups, also general sequence of Tertiary beds in ind, 1888-1891. THe Fauna or Britisu Inpia, Mamaia. 8vo, Lon- don, Calcutta, Bombay, Berlin, pp. i-vi +iii-xx+617. Proboscidea, Elephantidw, Elephas maximus, pp. 462-467. Blatchley, Willis Stanley 1898.1 Tue Gro.ocy or Lake AND Porter Counties, INDIANA. 22d Ann. Rept. Geol. and Nat. Resources for 1897, Indiana, pp. 25- 104, Pls. 1-vi1, text figs. 1-9, map. Mammoth and Mastodon, p. 89. Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich 1779.1 Hanpsucn per Naturcescuicuts. 2 Theile, pp. xi+559 [27], 2 pls. 8vo, Gottingen. Erster Theil (1779); Zweyter Theil (1780). Elephas Maximus, p. 130. Mammontovaiakost, p. 548. Cc Ww. Actirewa: letter June, 6, 1922); “The name Mammut ohioticum is not used in the first edition (the date of the second part is 1780 not i). . . I cannot find the figure used in any of the works before the “dungen of 1797.""] 1797.1 Hanpsucn per Naturcescuicute. Fiinfte Auflage, pp. xviii+ 714 [32], 2 pls. Svo, Géttingen. Elephas asiaticus, p. 124; Blephas africanus, p. 125; Mammontovaiakost, p. 703. 1797.2 ABBILDUNGEN NATURHISTORISCHER GEGENSTANDE. Heft II, Nos. 11-20, Géttingen. First edition, Hefte I-X, 1796-1803. Ohio-Incognitum, Asiatic Elephant (Blephas asiaticus), African (africanus). {The name Ohio-Incognitum first occurs on the back of the title following other specific names: 11, “Simia troglodytes... 19. ne vom fossilen Ohio-Incognitum, und von den beiderlei Gat des Ele- hantengeschlechts."" The name occurs agai heave 19A. This name is listed in Italics with other specific names and aun by de Bilagie (1839-1864) as the first specific name to be applied tot animal. 7 [In a letter from C. W. Andrews, (June 6, 1922) he quotes C. Davies Sherborn as follows: ‘*The words ‘Ohio i itum’ are not used in a generic or specific sense; they mean simply * Ohio incognitum as is easily seen by the second of the description, and are quite invalid.”| : [See, Roweven, Blainville’s “ Ostéographie,” 1539-1864, p. 245, in which “Ohio incognitum, 1797," also “Mammouth Ohioticum™ are ci among the synonyms of “Le Grand Mastodonte.”| 766 OSBORN: THE Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich—Continued 1799.1 HanpBucH DER NATURGESCHICHTE. Géttingen, pp. xvi+708 [32], 2 pls. Elephas asiaticus, p. 121; Elephas africanus, p. 122; Elephas primigenius, p. 697; Mammut ohioticum, p. 698. ae (P. 697): ‘‘3) Von einem ungeheuer grossen Elephanten enue primi- genius?) [die vermeinten Riesenknochen**) unsrer ehrlichen Alten]; unter andern auch in Menge in Deutschland***). So z. B. das beriichtigte Elephantengerippe das 1695 bey Burg-Tonna im Gothaischen ausgegra- ben worden etc.”’ ‘ef Voigts Magazin. V.B.I.StS.16u.f.” ‘eek (Kriegsr. Merk) lettres sur les os fossiles d'elephans et de rhinoceros qui se trouvent en Allemagne &c. I-III. St. Darmst. 1783 u. f.4."" (Pp. 697, 698): ““C) Véllig unbekannte. So zu Einem Beyspiel statt aller das colossalische Land-Ungeheuer der Vorwelt, das Mammut (Mammut ohioticum) dessen Gebeine besonders am Ohio in Nordamerica etc. in Menge ausgegraben werden; und das sich unter andern schon durch die eigne auffallende Form seiner enormen Backzihne (—Abbild. n.h. Gegenst. tab. 19.—) von der iibrigen thierischen Schépfung der Vorwelt, ausgezeichnet.”” 1803.1 HanpBucH pER NATURGESCHICHTE. Gottingen, pp. xvi+734 [34], 2 pls. Elephas primigenius, p. 722; Mammut ohioticum, p. 723. 1803.2 Manvet p’Historre NATURELLE, TRADUIT DE L’ALLEMAND, DE J. Fr. BuumMensAcu, PAR SouLANGe Arraup. 8vo, Metz, I, pp. xvi+512; II, pp. iii+472. Elephas asiaticus, p. 153; Elephas africanus, p. 155; p. 407; mammout Ohioticum, p. 408. Sechste Auflage, 8vo, Siebente Auflage, 8vo, elephas primigenius, 1810.1 ABBILDUNGEN NATURHISTORISCHER GEGENSTANDE. Second edition. See first edition above (1797.2). Hefte 1, 3, 4, and 5 only are of this second edition. Blyth, Edward 1872.1 Witp InpIAN ELepHants IN Days oF YORE. VII, pp. 3169-3172. Boas, Johan Erik Vesti, and Simon Paulli 1908, 1935. THe EvepHant’s Heap: Srupims IN THE COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE ORGANS OF THE HEAD OF THE INDIAN ELEPHANT AND OTHER Mammats. Pts. I and II. Folio, Gustav Fischer, Jena. Pt. I (1908), 79 pp. (1-79), 17 pls. (in color), 4 text figs.; Pt. II (1925), 51 pp. (81-131), 46 pls. (many in color). Bocage, J. V. Barboza du 1890.1 Mammiréres p’ANGoLA ET DU Congo. Journ. Sci. Phys. Nat. Lisboa, (2), II, No. V, pp. 1-32, Pl. 1. Bolk, Louis 1919.1 Zur ONTOGENIE DES ELEFANTENGEBISSES. Studien, IIT. 8vo, Jena, 38 pp., 22 text-figs. Bonaparte, Charles Lucien Jules Laurent 1838.1 Synoprsts VERTEBRATORUM SYSTEMATIS. Bologna, Anno I, Tom. II, pp. 105-133. Places the family Elephantidw, subfamily Elephantina, under the Order Belluz, p. 112. 1839.1 Propromus Systematis Mastrozoo.oai®, 8vo [Rome], 13 pp. Order Belluw, family Elephantidx, subfamily Elephantina, p. 5. 1841 [1837] A New Systematic ARRANGEMENT OF VERTEBRATED Animats. Trans. Linn. Soc. London, XVIII, pp. 247-304. (Read in 1837.) Family Elephantide, the subfamilies Dinotherina and Elephantina, under the Order Belluz, p. 253. 1845.1 CaraLoco meropico pet Mammireri Evroper. Milan, 36 pp. Dinotheride, p. 4 (fide Palmer, 1904, p. 738; original not available). 1849.1 On THE Lorine GENUS or Parrots, EcLECTUS, WITH THE DescripTION OF A NEw Species, Ectectus CornewiaA. Proc. Zool. Soc. London, XVII, pp. 142-146. Suephs emeoronse in the Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle des Pays-Bas, Leiden, Zoologist, (2), Math. Odontologische Nuov. Ann. Sci. Nat. 1850.1 Conspectus Sysrematis Masrozootocim. Mammatra. Folio, Lugduni Batavorum. Dinotheriid# (placed under Sirenia). Dinotheriina. 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