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Title: Index to University of Kansas Publications, Museum of Natural History, Volume 1

Author: University of Kansas

Editor: Donald S. Farner

E. Raymond Hall

Donald Frederick Hoffmeister

Henry Higgins Lane

A. Byron Leonard

Edward Harrison Taylor

Robert W. Wilson

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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PUBLICATIONS MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Volume 1

1946-1950

EDITORS

E. Raymond Hall
Donald S. Farner | | A. Byron Leonard
Donald F. Hoffmeister | | Edward H. Taylor
H. H. Lane | | Robert W. Wilson

Museum of Natural History
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
1950

MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE, KANSAS

PRINTED BY
FERD VOILAND, JR., STATE PRINTER
TOPEKA, KANSAS
1950

23-2413

CONTENTS

1. | The pocket gophers (genus Thomomys) of Utah. By Stephen D. Durrant. Pp. 1-82, 1 figure in text. August 15, 1946.

2.

The systematic status of Eumeces pluvialis Cope, and noteworthy records of other amphibians and reptiles from Kansas and Oklahoma. By Hobart M. Smith. Pp. 85-89. August 15, 1946.

3. | The tadpoles of Bufo cognatus Say. By Hobart M. Smith. Pp. 93-96, 1 figure in text. August 15, 1946.
4. | Hybridization between two species of garter snakes. By Hobart M. Smith. Pp. 97-100. August 15, 1946.

5.

Selected records of reptiles and amphibians from Kansas. By John Breukelman and Hobart M. Smith. Pp. 101-112. August 15, 1946.

6. | Kyphosis and other variations in soft-shelled turtles. By Hobart M. Smith. Pp. 117-124, 3 figures. July 7, 1947.

7.

Natural history of the prairie vole (Mammalian genus Microtus). By E. W. Jameson, Jr. Pp. 125-151, 4 figures in text. October 6, 1947.

8.

The postnatal development of two broods of great horned owls (Bubo virginianus). By Donald F. Hoffmeister and Henry W. Setzer. Pp. 157-173, 5 figures in text. October 6, 1947.

9. | Additions to the list of the birds of Louisiana. By George H. Lowery, Jr. Pp. 177-192. November 7, 1947.
10. | A check-list of the birds of Idaho. By M. Dale Arvey. Pp. 193-216. November 29, 1947.

11.

Subspeciation in pocket gophers of Kansas. By Bernardo Villa R. and E. Raymond Hall. Pp. 217-236, 2 figures in text. November 29, 1947.

12.

A new bat (Genus Myotis) from Mexico. By Walter W. Dalquest and E. Raymond Hall. Pp. 237-244, 6 figures in text. December 10, 1947.

13.

Tadarida femorosacca (Merriam) in Tamaulipas, Mexico. By Walter W. Dalquest and E. Raymond Hall. Pp. 245-248, 1 figure in text. December 10, 1947.

14.

A new pocket gopher (Thomomys) and a new spiny pocket mouse (Liomys) from Michoacán, México. By E. Raymond Hall and Bernardo Villa-R. Pp. 249-256, 6 figures in text. July 26, 1948.

15. | A new hylid frog from eastern Mexico. By Edward H. Taylor. Pp. 257-264, 1 figure in text. August 16, 1948.

16.

A new extinct emydid turtle from the Lower Pliocene of Oklahoma. By Edwin C. Galbreath. Pp. 265-280, 1 plate. August 16, 1948.

17.

Pliocene and Pleistocene records of fossil turtles from western Kansas and Oklahoma. By Edwin C. Galbreath. Pp. 281-284, 1 figure in text. August 16, 1948.

18.

A new species of heteromyid rodent from the Middle Oligocene of northeast Colorado with remarks on the skull. By Edwin C. Galbreath. Pp. 285-300, 2 plates. August 16, 1948.

19.

Speciation in the Brazilian spiny rats (Genus Proechimys, Family Echimyidae). By João Moojen. Pp. 301-406, 140 figures in text. December 10, 1948.

20.

Three new beavers from Utah. By Stephen D. Durrant and Harold S. Crane. Pp. 407-417, 7 figures in text. December 24, 1948.

21. | Two new meadow mice from Michoacán, México. By E. Raymond Hall. Pp. 423-427, 6 figures in text. December 24, 1948.

22.

An annotated check list of the mammals of Michoacán, México. By E. Raymond Hall and Bernardo Villa-R. Pp. 431-472, 2 plates, 1 figure in text. December 27, 1949.

23.

Subspeciation in the kangaroo rat, Dipodomys ordii. By Henry W. Setzer. Pp. 423-573, 27 figures in text, 7 tables. December 27, 1949.

24.

Geographic range of hooded skunk, Mephitis macroura, with description of a new subspecies from Mexico. By E. Raymond Hall and Walter W. Dalquest. Pp. 575-580, 1 figure in text. January 20, 1950.

25.

Pipistrellus cinnamomeus Miller 1902 referred to the genus Myotis. By E. Raymond Hall and Walter W. Dalquest. Pp. 581-590, 5 figures in text. January 20, 1950.

26.

A synopsis of the American bats of the genus Pipistrellus. By E. Raymond Hall and Walter W. Dalquest. Pp. 591-602, 1 figure in text. January 20, 1950.

| Index pp. 605-638.

INDEX TO VOLUME 1

New systematic names are in boldface type

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A B C  D E F G  H I J  K L M

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A
absonus, Thomomys bottae, 71
acadicus, Aegolius, 204
Acanthis flammea flammea, 211
acanthopus, Hoplopleura, 141
Accipiter,

cooperi, 198
gentilis, 198
striatulus, 198
striatus, 198
velox, 198
Acris crepitans, 104
Actitis macularia, 201
acuta, Anas, 197
acutipennis, Chordeiles, 186
acutus, Liomys irroratus, 253, 455
adocetus, Citellus adocetus, 450
Aechmophorus occidentalis, 196
aëdon, Troglodytes, 207
Aegolius,

acadicus, 204
funereus, 203
richardsoni, 203
aegypticus, Trionyx, 122
Aëronautes saxatalis saxatalis, 204
affinis, Aythya, 198
Agelaius phoeniceus, 168
agilis,

Dipodomys, 477

Dipodops, 477
Agkistrodon mokeson, 111
agrestis, Microtus, 142
Agropyron repens, 133
Aix sponsa, 197
alascensis, Calcarius lapponicus, 191, 212
Alaska,

hermit thrush, 208
longspur, 191, 212
three-toed woodpecker, 205
alba,

Melilotus, 133

Tyto, 263
albeola, Glaucionetta, 198
albescens, Myotis, 239
albicaudatus, Thomomys bottae, 37
albicollis, Zonotrichia, 212
albifrons,

Anser, 197

Petrochelidon pyrronota, 206
albipes, Sciurus, 450
albispinosus, Echimys, 390

albispinus,

Echimys, 388

Proechimys, 390
albociliatus, Phalacrocorax auritus, 196
albolarvatus, Dendrocopos, 205
Alcántar, Roberto, 435
Alcorn, J. R., 435
alcyon, Megaceryle, 204
alder flycatcher, 187
Alexander, Annie M., 435
alexandrae, Thomomys bottae, 72
alexandri, Archilochus, 204
alexandrinus,

Charadrius, 183

Rattus rattus, 468
alfalfa, 133
algodonera, rata,

leonada, 465
setosa, 465
alleni, Liomys irroratus, 253, 455
almae, Hylocichla ustulata, 188, 208
alpestris, Eremophila, 205
alpine three-toed woodpecker, 205
alticola,

Melospiza lincolnii, 212

Vireo solitarius, 188
altipetens, Lagopus leucurus, 200
amátze, 446
Ambrosia,

artemisiifolia, 136
trifida, 134
Ambystoma,

mavortium, 103
texanum, 103
tigrinum, 103
American,

bittern, 196
coot, 200
golden-eye, 198
hawk owl, 203
magpie, 206
merganser, 198
pintail, 197
raven, 206
redstart, 210
rough-legged hawk, 199
americana,

Aythya, 197
Fulica, 168, 200
Glaucionetta, 198
Mareca, 197
Recurvirostra, 201

americanus,

Bufo, 103
Coccyzus, 202
Mergus merganser, 198
Numenius, 183, 201
Ammodramus,

pratensis, 191
savannarum, 168, 191
amoena,

Carphophis, 107

Passerina, 210
amoenissima, Polioptila caerulea, 208
amphichoricus, Proechimys, 344
Amphispiza,

belli, 212
nevadensis, 212
Amyda,

cartilageneus, 122
ferox, 120
mutica, 112, 119
sinensis, 119
spinifera, 112, 119
steindacheneri, 119
analogus,

Baiomys taylori, 460

Peromyscus taylori, 460
Anas,

acuta, 197
carolinensis, 197
cyanoptera, 197
discors, 168, 197
platyryhnchos, 197
strepera, 197
tzitzihoa, 197
anatum, Falco peregrinus, 199
Andropogon furcatus, 132
angustifrons, Spilogale angustifrons, 447
angustirostris,

Cratogeomys, 452

Platygeomys, 452
annectens, Cyanocitta stelleri, 206
annua, Poa, 133
Anser albifrons, 197
anthracinus, Eumeces, 87
Anthus,

pacificus, 188, 208
spinoletta, 188, 208
angulatus, Tayassu, 469
aparine, Galium, 133
apásr, 447
apatze, 446
apatzee, 447
Aphelocoma,

coerulescens, 206
woodhousei, 206
Apodemus sylvaticus, 142
apus, Pipistrellus hesperus, 597
aquaticus, Scalopus, 137
Aquila,

canadensis, 199
chrysaëtos, 199

arabupu, Proechimys, 369
arborea, Spizella, 212
arboricola, ardilla, 450, 451
Archilochus alexandri, 204
arctic,

horned owl, 203
three-toed woodpecker, 205
towhee, 211
arcticus,

Picoïdes, 205

Pipilo maculatus, 211
Ardea,

herodias, 196
treganzai, 196
ardilla,

arboricola, 450, 451
de pedregal, 449
arescens, Proechimys, 366
argentatus,

Larus, 202

Myotis, 239
Aristada oligantha, 132
arizonae, Spizella passerina, 212
armadillo, 470
arnyi, Diadophis punctatus, 107
arrocera,

pigmea, rata, 465
tropical, rata, 464
artemisiae, Molothrus ater, 210
artemisiifolia, Ambrosia, 136
Articholaelaps,

glasgowi, 142
sigmodoni, 142
Artibeus,

hirsutus, 442
planirostris planirostris, 442
artichoke, Jerusalem, 135
arvensis, Sonchus, 136

Arvey, M. Dale, a check-list of birds of Idaho, 195
Ascoschöngastia brevipes, 143
aserriensis, Chordeiles minor, 186
ash-throated flycatcher, 186, 205
Asio,

flammeus, 203
otus, 203
wilsonianus, 203
asio, Otus, 203
astutus, Bassariscus, 447
Asyndesmus lewis, 204
Atalapha mexicanus, 444
ater, Molothrus, 210
atrata, Leucosticte, 211
atratus, Sigmodon hispidus, 466
atricapillus, Parus, 206
attenuatus, Dipodomys ordii, 553
Audubon,

hermit thrush, 208
warbler, 209

auduboni,

Dendroica, 209

Hylocichla guttata, 208
aura, Cathartes, 198
aureiventirs, Thomomys bottae, 28
aureus, Thomomys bottae, 61
auritus,

Colymbus, 196

Phalacrocorax, 196
aurocapillus, Seiurus, 189
australis, Pipistrellus hesperus, 597
avocet, 201
Aythya,

affinis, 198
americana, 197
collaris, 197
marila, 198
valisineria, 197
B
baileyi, Myotis, 587
Baiomys,

analogus, 460
musculus, 460
taylori, 460
Baird sandpiper, 184
bairdii, Erolia, 184
Balantiopteryx plicata, 440
bald eagle, 199
baldpate, 197
baileyi, Castor canadensis, 410
banderanus, Peromyscus banderanus, 463
band-tailed pigeon, 202
bank swallow, 206
barn,

owl, 203
swallow, 206
Barrow golden-eye, 198
bassanus, Morus, 180
Bassariscus,

astutus, 447
consitus, 447
bat,

big brown, 444
big leaf-nosed, 442
brown, big, 444
cave, 443
free-tailed, Mexican, 445
hoary, 445
long-eared, 445
long-tongued, 440, 441
leaf-nosed, 441, 442
mastiff, 445
new from Mexico, 239
red, 444
sac-winged, 440
vampire, 443
Yuma, 443
Batchelder woodpecker, 205

Beals, Ralph L., 435
belli, Amphispiza, 212
bellii, Chrysemys picta, 112
Bendire crossbill, 211
bendirei,

Falco columbarius, 199

Loxia curvirostra, 211
Bent crossbill, 211
benti, Loxia curvirostra, 211
bernicla, Branta, 197
bicolor,

Iridoprocne, 206

Perisoreus canadensis, 206
big,

brown bat, 444
leaf-nosed bat, 442
birdseyi, Thomomys bottae, 63
bistincta, Hyla, 261
bittern, American, 196
black,

rat, 468
snake, 108
tern, 202
black-billed cuckoo, 202
black-bellied plover, 200
black-capped chickadee, 206
black-chinned hummingbird, 204
black-eared,

deermouse, 464
nuthatch, 207
black-headed,

jay, 206
snake, 110
black-necked stilt, 201
black-throated gray warbler, 209
blackbird,

Brewer, 210
yellow-headed, 210
blackish mouse, 463
Blarina,

brevicauda, 137
pergracilis, 440
blue,

grouse, 199
heron, 196
racer, 107
blue-winged teal, 168
bluebird,

mountain, 208
western, 208
bluegrass, 132
bluejoint, 132
bob-white, Texas, 200
bobcat, 449
bobolink, 210
Bohemian waxwing, 208
boimensis, Proechimys, 350
bolivianus, Proechimys, 316
bonafidei, Proechimys, 378
Bonaparte gull, 202

bombifrons, Scaphiopus, 103
Bombycilla,

cedrorum, 208
garrulus, 208
pallidiceps, 208
Bonasa,

incanus, 200
phaia, 199
umbelloides, 199
umbellus, 199
bonnevillei, Thomomys bottae, 41
booby, red-footed, 180
Borbolla, Prof. Daniel Rubin F. de la, 435
borealis,

Lasiurus, 444

Nuttallornis, 205
Botaurus lentiginosus, 196
bottae, Thomomys, 28
box turtle, 111
boylei, Peromyscus, 461
boylii, Peromyscus, 461
brachycephala, Rana pipiens, 104
brachyrynchos, Corvus, 206
Branta,

bernicla, 197
canadensis, 196
canadensis hutchinsii, 182
hutchinsii, 182, 197
leucopareia, 197
moffitti, 196
nigricans, 197
occidentalis, 196
Brazilian spiny rats, 303
breñero, ratón, 461

Breukeleman, John and Hobart M. Smith, selected records of reptiles and amphibians from Kansas, 103
brevicauda,

Blarina, 137

Proechimys, 349
breviceps, Geomys, 219
brevipes, Ascoschönagastia, 143
Brewer,

blackbird, 210
sparrow, 212
breweri, Spizella, 212
Brewster,

egret, 196
screech owl, 203
brewsteri,

Leucophoyx thula, 196

Otus asio, 203
broad-tailed hummingbird, 204
broad-winged hawk, 198
brome, smooth, 133
Bromus,

carinatus, 133
inermis, 133
bronzed grackle, 168

brooksi, Hesperiphona vespertina, 210
brown,

bat, big, 444
thrasher, 168
brunnescens, Lophortyx californica, 200
brush mouse, 461
Bubo,

lagophonus, 203
occidentalis, 203
pacificus, 166
virginianus, 159, 203
wapacuthu, 203
buccinator, Cygnus, 196
Buenrostro, Sr. Efrain, 435
buffle-head, 198
Bufo,

americanus, 103
cognatus, 95, 104
compactilis, 96
woodhousii, 104
bulbivorus, Thomomys talpoides, 3
bull snake, 108
bullfrog, 104
Bullock oriole, 210
bullocki, Icterus, 210
bunting,

eastern snow, 213
lark, 211
lazuli, 210
snow, 213
burrowing owl, 203
burrus, Proechimys, 316
bursarius, Geomys, 222
bush-tit, lead-colored, 207
Buteo,

calurus, 198
jamaicensis, 198
lagopus, 199
lineatus texanus, 183
platypterus, 198
regalis, 199
s[ancti].-johannis, 199
swainsoni, 199
texanus, 183
C
cacomixtle, 447
caerulea, Polioptila, 208
Cafer,

cafer, 204
canescens, 204
collaris, 204
cafer, Colaptes, 204
cagottis,

Canis latrans, 449

Lyciscus, 449
cajennensis, Echinomys, 387
Calamospiza melanocorys, 211
Calaveras warbler, 209
Calcarius,

alascensis, 191, 212
lapponicus, 191, 212

calendula, Regulus, 208
calidior, Proechimys, 316
California,

cuckoo, 202
gull, 202
murciélago, 444
myotis, 444
pygmy owl, 203
shrike, 209
californica, Lophortyx, 200
californicum, Glaucidium gnoma, 203
californicus,

Colymbus nigricollis, 196
Geococcyx, 184
Larus, 202
Microtus, 142
Myotis, 444
calligaster, Lampropeltis, 108
calliope,

hummingbird, 204

Stellula, 204
callotis, Lepus, 469
calurus, Buteo jamaicensis, 198
Canachites franklinii, 199
Canada goose, 196
canadensis,

Aquila chrysaëtos, 199
Branta, 182, 196
Castor, 409
Grus, 200
Perisoreus, 206
Sitta, 207
canescens,

Cafer cafer, 204
Didelphis (Micoureus), 439
Marmosa, 439
caniceps, Junco, 212
canicollis, Proechimys, 315
Canis,

cagottis, 449
latrans, 449
cantabrigensis, Rana sylvatica, 104
canvas-back, 197
canyon wren, northern, 207
caparoch, Surnia ulula, 203
Capella,

delicata, 201
gallinago, 201
Cardenas, General Lazaro, 435
carilargo, murciélargo, 441
carinatus, Bromus, 133
carissima, Myotis lucifugus, 585
carolina, Porzana, 168, 200
carolinense, Solanum, 135
carolinensis,

Anas, 197
Dumetella, 207
Pandion haliaetus, 199
Sitta, 207
Vesperugo, 599

Carpodacus,

cassinii, 210
mexicanus, 210
solitudinis, 210
Carphophis,

amoena, 107
vermis, 107
cartilagineus, Amyda, 122
casero, ratón, 468
caspia, Hydroprogne, 202
Caspian tern, 202
Cassiar junco, 191
Cassidix,

mexicanus, 190
prosopidicola, 190
Cassin,

purple finch, 210
vireo, 209
cassinii,

Carpodacus, 210

Vireo solitarius, 209
Castor,

baileyi, 410
canadensis, 409
concisor, 410
duchesnei, 413
frondator, 409
pallidus, 409
rostralis, 411
taylori, 410
repentinus, 409
cat, ring-tailed, 447
catbird, western, 207
catenatus, Sistrurus, 111
catenifer, Pituophis, 108
catesbeiana, Rana, 104
Cathartes aura teter, 198
Catherpes,

griseus, 207
mexicanus, 207
Catoptrophorus,

inornatus, 201
semipalmatus, 201
caurina,

Certhia familiaris, 2-7

Megaceryle alcyon, 204
caurinus, Turdus migratorius, 208
cave bat, 443
cayennensis,

Echimys, 351

Proechimys, 314
cedar waxwing, 208
cedrorum, Bombycilla, 208
celata, Vermivora, 209
celeripes, Dipodomys ordii, 549
centralis,

Proechimys, 316

Thomomys bottae, 44
Centrocercus urophasianus, 200
Cercomys, 321

Certhia,

caurina, 207
familiaris, 207
Chaetura, vauxi, 204
chaparral, ratón de, 461
chapmani,

Cricetodipus, 536
Dipodomys ordii, 536
Perodipus, 536
Charadrius,

alexandrinus, 183
hiaticula, 183
nivosus, 183
semipalmatus, 183
tenuirostris, 183
vociferus, 200
wilsonia, 184
chat,

long-tailed, 209
yellow-breasted, 189
Chelonia, 284
Chelydra, 284

serpentina, 111
Chen,

hyperborea, 197
rossi, 197
Cherrie nighthawk, 186
cherriei, Proechimys, 316
chestnut-backed chickadee, 207
chickadee,

black-capped, 206
chestnut-backed, 207
Columbian black-capped, 206
chipping sparrow, 212
chiriquinus, Proechimys, 316
Chlidonias,

nigra, 202
surinamensis, 202
Chlorura chlorura, 211
chlorura, Chlorura, 211
Choeronycteris mexicanus, 441
Chondestes,

grammacus, 191, 211
strigatus, 191, 211
Chordeiles,

acutipennis, 186
aserriensis, 186
hesperis, 204
howelli, 185
minor, 185, 186, 204
sennetti, 186
texensis, 186
chrysaeolus, Proechimys, 316
chrysaëtos, Aquila, 199
Chrysemys,

bellii, 112
limnodytes, 269
picta, 112, 270
timida, 272
chrysopsis, Reithrodontomys, 459
cinarascens, Myiarchus, 186, 205

Cinclus,

mexicanus, 207
unicolor, 207
cinderensis, Dipodomys ordii, 540
cineraceus,

Dipodomys ordii, 550

Regulus calendula, 208
cinereoargenteus, Urocyon, 448
cinereus, Lasiurus cinereus, 445
cinnamomea, Tringa solitaria, 201
cinnamomeus,

Mus, 392
Myotis, 585
Pipistrellus, 593

Pipistrellus, referred to the genus Myotis, 583

Vespertilio, 585
Circus,

cyaneus, 199
hudsonius, 199
cismontanus, Junco hyemalis, 191, 212
Citellus,

adocetus, 450
tridecimlineatus, 143
variegatus, 449
clangula, Glaucionetta, 198
Clark nutcracker, 206
cleavers, 133
Clethrionomys glareolus, 142
cliff swallow, 164, 206
clover, 132
clusius, Thomomys, 17
clypeata, Spatula, 197
Cnemidophorus sexlineatus, 106
coachwhip, 108
coati, 446
Coccyzus,

americanus, 202
erythropthalmus, 202
occidentalis, 202
coerulescens, Aphelocoma, 206
cognatus, Bufo, 95, 104
cola blanca, venado, 470
colchicus, Phasianus, 200
colimensis, Urocyon cinereoargenteus, 448
Colinus,

texanus, 200
virginianus, 200
colirugosa, murciélago, 444
collared,

lizard, 105
peccary, 469
collaris,

Aythya, 197
Cafer cafer, 204
Crotaphytus, 105
colombianus, Proechimys, 316
Coluber,

constrictor, 107
flaviventris, 107

coludo, murciélago, 445
Columba,

fasciata, 202
livia, 168
columbarius, Falco, 199
Columbian,

black-capped chickadee, 206
sharp-tailed grouse, 200
columbiana, Nucifraga, 206
columbianus,

Cygnus columbianus, 196
Cricetodipus ordii, 544
Dipodomys ordii, 544
Pedioecetes phasianellus, 200
Perodipus ordii, 544
Columbigallina passerina pallescens, 185
Colymbus,

auritus, 196
californicus, 196
grisegena, 196
holbollii, 196
nigricollis, 196
comadreja, 447
common,

redpoll, 211
rock wren, 207
tern, 202
comosa, Falcata, 135
compactilis, Bufo, 96
compactus,

Dipodomys ordii, 515
Cricetodops, 515
Perodipus, 515
concisor, Castor canadensis, 410
conejo,

de Florida, 468

Méxicano, 469
Conepatus,

mesoleucus, 448
nelsoni, 448
tropicalis, 577
confinis, Pooecetes gramineus, 211
consitus, Bassariscus astutus, 447
constrictor, Coluber, 107

Contopus richardsonii richardsonii, 205
contortrix, Heterodon, 107
contractus, Thomomys bottae, 50
convexus, Thomomys bottae, 47
Convolvulus sepium, 135
Cooper hawk, 198
cooperi, Synaptomys, 130
cooperii, Accipiter, 198
coot, 168

American, 200
copperhead, 111
corax, Corvus, 206
cormorant, Farallon, 196
cornutum, Phrynosoma, 106
coromandelicus, Trionyx, 122
Corrodopsylla hamiltoni, 140

Corvus,

brachyrynchos, 206
corax, 206
hesperis, 206
sinuatus, 206
Corynorhinus,

macrotis, 445
megalotis, 445
mexicanus, 445
pallescens, 445
rafinesquii, 445
cotton rat,

fulvous, 465
hispid, 465
cottontail,

Florida, 468

Mexican, 469
couesi, Oryzomys, 464
cowbird, Nevada, 210
coyote, 449
crabgrass, 132

Crane, Harold S., Stephen D. Durrant and, Three new beavers from Utah, 409
crane, sandhill, 200
Cratogeomys, 219

angustirostris, 452
gymnurus, 252, 452
imparilis, 452
varius, 453
creeper, northwestern, 207
crepitans, Acris, 104
Cricetodipus,

chapmani, 536
columbianus, 544
compactus, 515
longipes, 556
ordii, 530
palmeri, 562
sennetti, 517
Crocethia, 201

alba, 201
crossbill,

Bendire, 211
Bent, 211
white-winged, 211
red, 211
Crotalus,

horridus, 111
viridus, 111
Crotaphytus collaris collaris, 105
crow, western, 206
crucifer, Hyla, 88
crusgalli, Eichinochloa, 134
Cryptotis,

parva, 137
pergracilis pergracilis, 440
Ctenophthalmus pseudagyrtes, 140
cuatralvo, ratón, 461
Cuban snowy plover, 183
cúchjerámba, 469

cuckoo,

black-billed, 202

California, 202
cuitziqui, 448
cumihuatz, 448
cúmu, 451, 452, 453
cuiniqui, 450
cunicularia, Speotyto, 203
cupidineus, Dipodomys ordii, 561
Cupidinimus, 480

nebraskensis, 483
curlew,

long-billed, 183, 201
northern, 201
northern long-billed, 183
currucoides, Sialia, 208
curtatus, Pipilo maculatus, 211
curvirostra, Loxia, 211
cyaneus, Circus, 199
cyanocephalus,

Euphagus, 210

Gymnorhinus, 206
Cyanocitta,

annectens, 206
stelleri, 206
cyanoptera, Anas, 197
Cygnus,

buccinator, 196
columbianus, 196
D
Dalquest, Walter W., 259

Dalquest, Walter W., and E. Raymond Hall, A new bat (genus Myotis) from Mexico, 237

A synopsis of the American bats of the genus Pipistrellus, 591

Geographic range of the hooded skunk, Mephitis macroura, with description of a new subspecies from Mexico, 575

Pipistrellus cinnamomeus Miller 1902 referred to the genus Myotis, 581

Tadarida femorosacca (Merriam) in Tamaulipas, Mexico, 245
dandelion, 134
dasycnemus, Doratopsylla, 140
Dasypus, novemcinctus, 470

mexicanus, 470
decumans, Proechimys, 316
deer, white-tailed, 470
deermouse, 461
delawarensis, Larus, 202
delicata, Capella gallinago, 201
Dendrocopos,

albolarvatus, 205
leucurus, 205
monticola, 204
pubescens, 205
villosus, 204

Dendragapus,

obscurus, 199
pallidus, 199
richardsonii, 199
Dendroica,

auduboni, 209
petechia, 209
morcomi, 209
nigrescens, 209
townsendi, 209
denigratus, Proechimys, 381
densiflorum, Lepidium, 133
Dermacentor variabilis, 143
desert house finch, 210
deserti, Dipodomys deserti, 65
Desmodus,

murinus, 443
rotundus, 443
Diadophis,

arnyi, 107
punctatus, 107
Dichromanassa rufescens, 181
Didelphis,

canescens, 439
mesamericana, 439
pigra, 439
texensis, 439
virginiana, 439
Digitaria ischaemum, 132
dimidiatus,

Echimys, 371

Proechimys, 371
dioica, Gymnocladus, 134
Dipodomyinae, 480
Dipodomys,

agilis, 477
attenuatus, 553
celeripes, 549
chapmani, 536
cinaraceus, 550
cinderensis, 540
cleomophila, 556
columbianus, 544
compactus, 515
cupidineus, 561
deserti, 65, 496
elator, 496
elephantinus, 496
evexus, 518
extractus, 534
fetosus, 541
fremonti, 524
fuscus, 555
gidleyi, 482
heermanni, 496
idoneus, 546
inaquosus, 552
ingens, 496
insularis, 496
kansensis, 481
levipes, 489

Dipodomys—Concluded

longipes, 556
luteolus, 533
margaritae, 496
marshalli, 551
medius, 519
merriami, 496
microps, 477
minor, 482
mitchelli, 496
mohavensis, 489
monoensis, 528
morroensis, 489, 496
nelsoni, 496
nexilis, 559
nitratoides, 496
obscurus, 521
oklahomae, 514
ordii, 530
ornatus, 496
pallidus, 558
palmeri, 562
panamintinus, 496
panguitchensis, 496
perotensis, 496
perplexus, 489
phillipsi, 496
platycephalus, 496
priscus, 547
richardsoni, 511
sanrafaeli, 526
santiluciae, 489
sennetti, 517
spectabilis, 496
stephensi, 496
terrosus, 523
utahensis, 543
venustus, 496
Dipodops,

agilis, 477
ordii, 530
dipper, 207
Diprionomys, 482
discors, Anas, 168, 197
dispersal of kangaroo rats, 498
dissimilis, Thomomys bottae, 60
Dolichonyx oryzivorus, 210
domesticus, Passer, 210
dominica,

Oxyura, 182

Pluvialis, 184, 200
dorado, ratón, 459
Doratopsylla dasycnemus, 140
dorsalis, Picoïdes tridactylus, 205
dove,

ground, 185
Mexican ground, 185
mourning, 168, 202
rock, 168
western mourning, 202
dowitcher, long-billed, 201

duchesnei, Castor canadensis, 413
duck,

lesser scaup, 198
greater scaup, 198
harlequin, 198
hawk, 199
masked, 182
ring-necked, 197
ruddy, 198
scaup, 198
western harlequin, 198
wood, 197
Dumetella,

carolinensis, 207
ruficrissa, 207
Durrant, Stephen D.,

The pocket gophers (genus Thomomys) of Utah, 3

Three new beavers from Utah, 409
dusky horned lark, 205
dutcheri, Geomys breviceps, 224
dwarf wood rat, 467

E
eagle,

bald, 199
golden, 164, 199
northern bald, 199
eared grebe, 196
eastern,

kingbird, 205
nighthawk, 185
snow bunting, 213
sparrow hawk, 199
Echimyidae, 303
Echimys,

albispinosus, 390
albispinus, 369
brevicauda, 349
cayennensis, 351
dimidiatus, 371
elegans, 387
macrourus, 315
myosuros, 351
setosus, 385
trinitatis, 333
Echinochloa crusgalli, 134
Echinomys,

cajennensis, 387
fuliginosus, 385, 390
leptosoma, 392
myosuros, 392
Ectopistes migratorius, 202
egret,

Brewster, 196
reddish, 181
Elaphe,

laeta, 108
obsoleta, 108
elasson, Gavia immer, 195
elegans,

Echimys, 387

Loncheres, 351

elegans—Concluded

Proechimys, 387

Pseudemys scripta, 112
Emory rat snake, 108
emoryi, Amyda, 119
Empidonax,

brewsteri, 205
flaviventris, 186
griseus, 205
hammondi, 205
minimus, 187
traillii, 187
wrighti, 205
emydid turtle, extinct from lower Pliocene of Oklahoma, 269
English sparrow, 210
enucleator, Pinicola, 210
episcopa, Sonora, 109
Epitedia wenmanni, 140
Eptesicus,

fuscus, 444
miradorensis, 444
Ereunetes mauri, 201
Erolia,

bairdii, 184
melanotos, 201
minutilla, 201
erythrodactylus, Vespertilio, 599
erythrogaster,

Hirundo rustica, 206

Natrix, 109
erythropthalmus, Coccyzus, 202
erythrorhynchos, Pelecanus, 196
escuinapae, Lynx rufus, 449
espinoso, ratón, 454
Eulaelaps stabularis, 142
Eumeces,

anthracinus, 87
fasciatus, 106
obsoletus, 106
pluvialis, 87
septentrionalis, 106
Eumops,

underwoodi, 445
sonoriensis, 446
Euphagus cyanocephalus, 210
European partridge, 200
Eurycea,

longicauda, 88
lucifuga, 88
melanopleura, 88
evening grosbeak, 210
evexus, Dipodomys ordii, 518
evides, Peromyscus boylii, 461
excubitor, Lanius, 209
eximius, Mephitis macroura, 579
extractus, Dipodomys ordii, 534

F
Falcata comosa, 135
Falco,

anatum, 199
bendirei, 199
columbarius, 199

mexicanus, 199
peregrinus, 199
sparverius, 199
falcon, prairie, 199
fallax, Melospiza melodia, 212
familiaris, Certhia, 207
Farallon cormorant, 196
fasciata, Columba, 202
fasciatus,

Eumeces, 106
Nosopsyllus, 140
Picoïdes tridactylus, 205
fedoa, Limosa, 184, 201

femorosacca, Tadarida, range of, 247
ferox, Amyda, 120
ferruginea, Neotoma, 467
ferruginosa, rata, 467
ferruginous wood rat, 467
fetosus, Dipodomys ordii, 541
finch,

black rosy, 211
Cassin purple, 210
desert house, 210
gray-crowned rosy, 211
Hepburn rosy, 211
house, 210
purple, 210
rosy, 211
fisheri, Thomomys quadratus, 6
five-lined skink, 106
flagellum, Masticophis, 108
flammea, Acanthis, 211
flammeolus, Otus, 203
flammeus, Asio, 203
Flammulated screech owl, 203
flavescens, Kinosternum, 111
flavipes, Totanus, 201
flaviventris,

Coluber constrictor, 107

Empidonax, 186
flicker, red-shafted, 204
Florentiamys, 289
Florida,

conejo, 468
cottontail, 468
floridana, Pseudemys, 112
floridanus, Sylvilagus, 168, 468
flycatcher,

alder, 187
ash-throated, 186, 205
gray, 205
Hammond, 205
least, 187
little, 205
olive-sided, 205
scissor-tailed, 186
vermilion, 187
Wright, 205
yellow-bellied, 186
forficata, Muscivora, 186
formicorum, Mookomys, 481

Forster tern, 202
forsteri, Sterna, 202
fortidens, Myotis, 585, 586
fortis, Agelaius phoeniceus, 210
fortuitus, Parus atricapillus, 206
fossor, Thomomys talpoides, 21
fox,

squirrel, 168
sparrow, slate-colored, 212
foxtail, 132
Franklin,

grouse, 199
gull, 202
franklinii, Canachites, 199
fraterna, Rectofrontia, 140
free-tailed bat, Mexican, 445
fremonti, Dipodomys ordii, 524
frenata, Mustela, 447
frenatus, Putorius, 447
frentuda, rata montera, 467
fringe-tailed myotis, 444
frog,

bull, 104
cricket, 104
leopard, 104
northern cricket, 104
wood, 104
frondator, Castor canadensis, 409
Fulica americana, 168, 200
fulicarius, Phalaropus, 202
fuliginosus,

Echinomys, 385, 390

Proechimys, 308
fulva, Pluvialis dominica, 200
fulvescens,

Oryzomys, 465

Reithrodontomys, 457
fulviventer, Microtus mexicanus, 425
fulvous,

cotton rat, 465
rice rat, 465
fulvus, Thomomys, 61
fundatus, Microtus mexicanus, 425, 467
funereus, Aegolius, 203
furcatus, Andropogon, 132
furvior, Seiurus aurocapillus, 189
fusca, Melanitta, 198
fuscescens, Hylocichla, 188, 208
fusco, murciélago, 444
fuscus, Dipodomys ordii, 555
fuscus, Eptesicus, 444

Eptesicus, 444

G
gadwall, 197
Galbreath, Edwin C.,

A new extinct emydid turtle from the lower Pliocene of Oklahoma, 269

A new species of heteromyid rodent from the middle Oligocene of northeast Colorado with remarks on the skull, 289

Pliocene and Pleistocene records of fossil turtles from Western Kansas and Oklahoma, 283
Galium aparinae, 133
gallinago, Capella, 201
Gambel sparrow, 212
gambeli,

Lanius ludovicianus, 209
Parus, 206
Zonotrichia leucophrys, 212
garmani, Sceloporus undulatus, 106
garrulus, Bombycilla, 208
garter snake, 110
garter snakes, hybridization, 99
gato del monte, 449
Gavia,

elasson, 195
immer, 195
stellata, 195
gentilis,

Accipiter, 198

Lampropeltis triangulum, 109
Geococcyx californicus, 184
Geomys,

breviceps, 219
bursarius, 222
dutcheri, 224
hylaeus, 234
illinoensis, 224
industrius, 226
jugossicularis, 226
llanensis, 234
levisagittalis, 234
lutescens, 222
major, 229
majusculus, 223
vinaceus, 234
georgianus, Scotophilus, 599
getulus, Lampropeltis, 109
giant ragweed, 134
glareolus, Clethrionomys, 142
glasgowi, Articholaelaps, 142
glass-snake lizard, 106
Glaucidium,

californicum, 203
gnoma, 203
Glaucionetta,

albeola, 198
americana, 198
clangula, 198
islandica, 198
Glossophaga,

leachii, 440
soricina, 440
glossy ibis, 181, 196
gnatcatcher, western, 208
gnoma, Glaucidium, 203

godwit

Hudsonian, 201
marbled, 184, 201
goeldi, Proechimys, 338
golden,

eagle, 164, 199
plover, Pacific, 200
golden-crowned kinglet, 208
golden-eye,

American, 198

Barrow, 198
goldfinch, pale, 211
goldmani,

Nelsonia, 467

Proechimys, 316
goose,

cackling, 197
Canada, 196
Great Basin Canada, 196
Hutchins cackling, 182, 197
lesser Canada, 197
lesser snow, 197
Ross, 197
snow, lesser, 197
white-cheeked, 196
white-fronted, 197
gopher, pocket, 451, 452, 453
Gopherus, 184
gorgonae, Proechimys, 316
goshawk, western, 198
gracilis,

Tantilla, 110

Thomomys talpoides, 6
grackle,

bronzed, 168

Mesquite great-tailed, 190
grahami, Natrix, 109
gramineus, Pooecetes, 211
granosa, Trionys, 122
grasshopper sparrow, 168, 191
gratiosus, Proechimys, 379
gratus, Peromyscus truei, 462
gray,

fox, 448
oven-bird, 189
owl, 203
titmouse, 207
gray-headed junco, 212
Great Salt Lake horned lark, 206
great,

blue heron, 196
gray owl, 203
horned owl, 203
horned owl, postnatal development of, 159
scaup duck, 198
great-tailed grackle, 190
greater yellow-legs, 201
grebe,

eared, 196

Holboell, 196

horned, 196
pied-billed, 196
western, 196
green-tailed towhee, 211
gregoryi, Heliscomys, 481
Grinnell, 207

chickadee, 207
water-thrush, 209
grinnelli, Parus gambeli, 207
gris, zorro, 448
grisegena, Colymbus, 196
griseus,

Catherpes mexicanus, 207
Limnodromus, 201
Parus inornatus, 207
Grison, 437
grosbeak,

evening, 210
pine, 210
Rocky Mountain, 210
western evening, 210
ground snake, 109
grouse,

blue, 199
Columbian, 200
dusky, 199
Franklin, 199
gray ruffed, 199
hoary ruffed, 199
Idaho ruffed, 199
Oregon dusky, 199
Richardson, 199
ruffed, 199
sage, 200
sharp-tailed, 200
Grus,

canadensis, 200
tabida, 200
guairae, Proechimys, 316
gularis, Proechimys, 316
gull,

Bonaparte, 202
California, 202
Franklin, 202
ring-billed, 202
Thayer, 202
guttata, Hylocichla, 208
guyannensis, Proechimys, 355
Gymnocladus dioica, 134
Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus, 206
gymnurus,

Cratogeomys, 252, 452
Platygeomys, 452
H
haemastica, Limosa, 201
hairy woodpecker, 204
Haldea striatula, 110
Haliaeetus,

leucocephalus, 199
washingtoniensis, 199
haliaetus, Pandion, 199

Hall, E. Raymond, Two new meadow mice from Michoacán, Mexico, 425

Hall, E. Raymond and Bernardo Villa R.,

A new pocket gopher (Thomomys) and a new spiny pocket mouse (Liomys) from Michoacán, 249

An annotated check list of the mammals of Michoacán, México, 431

Subspeciation in pocket gophers of Kansas, 219

Hall, E. Raymond and Walter W. Dalquest,

A new bat (genus Myotis) from Mexico, 239

A synopsis of the American bats of the genus Pipistrellus, 591

Geographic range of the hooded skunk, Mephitis macroura, with description of a new subspecies from Mexico, 575

Pipistrellus cinnamomeus Miller 1902 referred to the genus Myotis, 581

Tadarida femorosacca (Merriam) in Tamaulipas, Mexico, 245
Hall,

Benjamin D., 435
E. Raymond, 425
Hubert H., 435
Mary F., 435
William Joel, 435
hamiltoni, Corrodopsylla, 140
harlequin duck, 198
Harris sparrow, 212
Hatt, Robert T., 436
hawk,

American rough-legged, 199
broad-winged, 198
Cooper, 198
duck, 199
eastern sparrow, 199
marsh, 199
owl, 203
pigeon, 199
red-tailed, 163, 198
rough-legged, 199
sharp-shinned, 198
sparrow, 163, 199
Swainson, 198
Texas red-shouldered, 183
western pigeon, 199
western red-tailed, 198
Helianthus, tuberosus, 135
Heliscomys, 481

gregoryi, 291, 481
hatcheri, 291
senex, 293

tenuiceps, 289
vetus, 293
Helmitheros vermivorus, 189
hendeei, Proechimys, 315
hermit thrush, 208
hernandezii, Procyon lotor, 446
herodias, Ardea, 196
heron,

black-crowned night, 196
blue, 196
great blue, 196
night, 196
hesperis, Corvus brachyrynchos, 206
hesperomydis, Hoplopleura, 141
Hesperiphona,

brooksi, 210
vespertina, 210
hesperus,

Pipistrellus, 596
Scotophilus, 596
Vesperugo, 596
Heterodon,

contortrix, 107
nasicus, 107
heteromyid rodent, new species from Oligocene of Colorado, 289
Heteromyidae, defined, 480
Heteromys, 289
hiaticula, Charadrius, 183
hilda, Proechimys, 316
Himantopus mexicanus, 201
himantopus, Micropalama, 201
hirsuta, Hoplopleura, 141
hirsutus, Artibeus, 442
Hirundo,

erythrogaster, 206
rustica, 206
hirundo, Sterna, 202
hispid cotton rat, 465
hispidus, Sigmodon, 137, 138, 465
Histrionicus,

histrionicus, 198
pacificus, 198
histrionicus, Histrionicus, 198
hoactli, Nycticorax nycticorax, 196
hoary bat, 445

Hoffmeister, D. F. and Henry W. Setzer,

The postnatal development of two broods of great horned owls (Bubo virginianus), 157
hog-nosed snake, 107
Holboell grebe, 196
holbollii, Colymbus grisegena, 196
holbrooki, Lampropeltis getulus, 109
Holbrookia maculata maculata, 105
honeysuckle, 132
hooded skunk, 448

geographic range of, with description of a new subspecies, 577
hoplomyoides, Proechimys, 315

Hoplopleura,

acanthopus, 141
hesperomydis, 141
hirsuta, 141
horned,

grebe, 196
lark, 205
lizard, 106
horridus, Crotalus, 111
horse nettle, 134
house,

finch, 210
mouse, 468
wren, western, 207
howardi, Orchopeas, 140
Howell nighthawk, 185
howelli,

Chordeiles minor, 185

Thomomys bottae, 57
hoyi, Pseudemys floridana, 112
hudsonia, Pica pica, 206
Hudsonian godwit, 201
hudsonius, Circus cyaneus, 199
humeralis, Tayassu angulatus, 469
hummingbird,

black-chinned, 204
broad-tailed, 204
calliope, 204
rufous, 204
Hutchins goose, 182
hutchinsii,

Branta, 197

Branta canadensis, 182
Hutton vireo, 209
Hydroprogne caspia, 202

hyemalis, Junco, 191, 212
Hyla,

bistincta, 261
crucifer, 104
proboscidea, 261
versicolor, 88
hylaeus, Geomys bursarius, 234
Hylatomus,

picinus, 204
pileatus, 204
hyleae, Proechimys, 361
hylocetes, Peromyscus, 462
Hylocichla,

almae, 188, 209
auduboni, 208
fuscescens, 188, 208
guttata, 208
salicicola, 188, 208
swainsoni, 188
ustulata, 188, 208
hyberborea, Chen, 197
hypugaea, Speotyto cunicularia, 203

I
ibis,

eastern glossy, 181
white-faced glossy, 181, 196

Icteria,

auricollis, 209
virens, 189, 209
Icterus bullockii, 210
Idaho,

a check-list of birds of, 195
jay, 206
idoneus, Dipodomys ordii, 546
ignotus, Proechimys, 316
iheringi, Proechimys, 373
iliaca, Passerella, 212
illinoensis, Geomys bursarius, 224
immer, Gavia, 195
imparilis,

Cratogeomys gymnurus, 452

Platygeomys gymnurus, 452
inaquosus, Dipodomys ordii, 552
incanus, Bonasa umbellus, 200
industrius, Geomys bursarius, 226
inexspectatus, Reithrodontomys fulvescens, 458
inornatus,

Catoptrophorus semipalmatus, 201

Parus, 207
inermis, Bromus, 133
invictus, Lanius excubitor, 209
Inyo, 207

chickadee, 207
nuthatch, 207
inyoensis, Parus gambeli, 207
Iridoprocne bicolor, 206
irroratus, Liomys, 253, 454
ischaemum, Digitaris, 132
isingu, 470
islandica, Glaucionetta, 198
Ixodes sculptus, 143
Ixoreus,

naevius, 208
meruloides, 208
J
jabalinde collar, 469
Jackson, H. H. T., 440
jaeger, Pomarine, 202

jaliscensis, Liomys irroratus, 253, 454
Jamaicensis,

Buteo, 198

Oxyura, 198
Jameson, E. W., Jr.,

Natural history of the prairie vole (mammalian genus Microtus), 125
Japanese honeysuckle, 132
japonica, Lonicera, 132
jay,

black-headed, 206
Idaho, 206
piñon, 206
Woodhouse, 206
Jerusalem artichoke, 135
jeyaquihuira, 464
jihuátz, 449

juáteanapu, 469

jugossicularis, Geomys bursarius, 226
Junco,

caniceps, 212
cismontanus, 191
hyemalis, 191, 212
mearnsi, 212
montanus, 212
oreganus, 212
junco,

Cassiar, 191
gray-headed, 212
Montana, 212
Oregon, 212
pink-sided, 212
slate-colored, 212
K
kaibabensis, Thomomys talpoides, 23
kangaroo rat, subspeciation in Dipodomys ordii, 475
Kansas,

amphibians and reptiles from, 87
reptiles and amphibians, 103
Kentucky coffee tree, 134
kermiti, Proechimys, 345
killdeer, 200
king snake, 108
kingbird, eastern, 205
kingfisher,

belted, 204
western belted, 204
kinglet,

golden-crowned, 208
ruby-crowned, 208
Kinosternon, 283

flavescens, 111
kochi, Laelaps, 142
kuaráki, 449, 450
kyphosis, 119

L
labecula, Peromyscus maniculatus, 461
labradorius, Passerculus sandwichensis, 190
Lactuca scariola, 133
Ladino clover, 132
laelaps kochi, 142
laeta, Elaphe, 108
lagophonus, Bubo virginianus, 203
Lagopus,

altipetens, 200
leucurus, 200
lagopus, Buteo, 199

lamprochroma, Eremophila alpestris, 205
Lampropeltis,

calligaster, 108
holbrooki, 109
gentilis, 109
getulus, 109
syspila, 109
triangulum, 109

Lanius,

excubitor, 209
gambeli, 209
invictus, 209
ludovicianus, 209
lapponicus, Calcarius, 191, 212
lark,

bunting, 211
dusky horned, 205
Great Salt Lake horned, 206
horned, 205
Oregon horned, 205
sparrow, 191, 211
Larus,

argentatus, 202
californicus, 202
delawarensis, 202
philadelphia, 202
pipixcan, 202
thayeri, 202
Lasionycteris, noctivagans, 241
Lasiurus,

borealis, 444
cinereus, 445
mexicanus, 444
laterale, Leiolopisma, 106
latifrons, Neotoma, 467
latrans, Canis, 449
lazuli bunting, 210
leachii, Glossophaga soricina, 440
lead-colored bush-tit, 207
leaf-nosed bat, 441
least,

flycatcher, 187
sandpiper, 201
Leiolopisma laterale, 106
leioprimna, Proechimys, 364
lenis,

Oryzomys fulvescens, 465

Thomomys bottae, 53
lentiginosus, Botaurus, 196
leonada, rata algodonera, 465
lepida, Tachycineta thalassina, 206
Lepidium densiflorum, 133
Leptonycteris,

nivalis, 441
yerbabuenae, 441
leptosoma, Mus, 392
Lepus callotis, 469
lesser,

Canada goose, 197
loon, 195
scaup duck, 198
snow goose, 197
yellow-legs, 201
lettuce, wild, 133
leucocephalus, Haliaeetus, 199
leucomystax, Proechimys, 352
leucopareia, Branta canadensis, 197

leucoparia,

Mustela frenata, 447

Putorius frenatus, 447
leucophrys, Zonotrichia, 212
Leucophoyx,

brewsteri, 196
thula, 196
leucoptera, Loxia, 211
leucopus,

Peromyscus, 137, 140

Orchopeas, 140
Leucosticte,

atrata, 211
littoralis, 211
tephrocotis, 211
leucurus,

Dendrocopos pubescens, 205

Lagopus, 200
levidensis, Thomomys bottae, 54
levipes, Peromyscus boylii, 462
levis, Thomomys talpoides, 24
levisagittalis, Geomys bursarius, 234
Lewis woodpecker, 204
lewis, Asyndesmus, 204
Liatrus, 135
liebre, 469
limicola, Rallus, 200
liminalis, Proechimys, 343

limnaeus, Seiurus noveboracensis, 189
Limnodromus,

griseus, 201
scolopaceus, 201
limnodytes, Chrysemys, 269
Limosa,

fedoa, 184, 201
haemastica, 201
Lincoln sparrow, 212
lincolnii, Melospiza, 212
lineatum, Tropidoclonion, 110
lined snake, 110
Liponyssus occidentalis, 142
Liomys,

acutus, 253, 455
alleni, 253, 455
irroratus, 253
jalicensis, 454
jaliscensis, 253, 455
parviceps, 454
pictus, 289, 454
plantinarensis, 454
Lissemys, 122
Listrophorus, 143
little flycatcher, 205

littoralis, Leucosticte tephrocotis, 211
livia, Columba, 168
lizard,

collared, 105
earless, 105
horned, 106
northern plains, 106

plains, 106

Texas horned, 106
llanensis, Geomys bursarius, 234
Lobipes, lobatus, 202
lobatus, Lobipes, 202
Loncheres,

elegans, 387
myosuros, 351
long-billed,

curlew, 201
dowitcher, 201
marsh wren, 207
long-eared,

bat, 445
owl, 203
long-tailed, 206

chickadee, 206
long-tongued bat, 440, 441
longicauda, Eurycea, 88
longicaudatus, Proechimys, 351
longipes,

Cricetodipus, 556
Dipodomys ordii, 556
Dipodops, 556
Perodipus, 556
longspur, Alaskan, 191, 212
Lonicera japonica, 132
loon,

lesser, 195
red-throated, 195
Lophortyx,

brunnescens, 200
californica, 200
lotor, Procyon, 446
Louisiana, birds of, 179

louisianensis, Triturus viridescens, 103

Lowery, George H., Jr., Additions to the list of the birds of Louisiana, 179
Loxia,

bendirei, 211
benti, 211
curvirostra, 211
leucoptera, 211
lucifuga, Eurycea, 88
lucifugus, Myotis, 583
ludoviciana, Piranga, 210
ludovicianus,

Lanius, 209

Microtus, 129
Luna, P., 440
luteolus,

Dipodomys ordii, 533

Perodipus ordii, 533
lutescens,

Geomys bursarius, 222

Setaria, 132
lutosus, Myotis yumanensis, 443
Lutra, 437

Lynx,

escuinapae, 449
rufus, 449
ruffus, 449
M

M. Dale Arvey, A check list of the birds of Idaho, 195
MacFarlane screech owl, 203
macfarlanei, Otus asio, 203
Macgillivray warbler, 209
macrotis, Corynorhinus, 445
macroura,

Mephitis, 577
Mephitis macroura, 448
Zenaidura, 168, 202
macularia, Actitis, 201
maculata, Holbrookia, 105
maculatus, Pipilo, 211
magpie, American, 206
mallard, 197
major, Geomys bursarius, 229
majusculus, Geomys bursarius, 223
manchado, zorillo, 447
maniculatus, Peromyscus, 137, 461
mapache, 446
marbled godwit, 184, 201
marchiana, Thamnophis, 99
morcomi, Dendroica petechia, 209
Mareca americana, 197
marginella, Zenaidura macroura, 202
marila, Aythya, 198
Marmosa canescens canescens, 439
marsh,

hawk, 199
mouse, 461
wren, western long-billed, 207
marshalli, Dipodomys ordii, 551
mascotensis, Sigmodon hispidus, 465
masked duck, 182
massasauga, 111
Masticophis,

flagellum, 108
testaceous, 108
mastin, murciélago, 445
mastiff bat, 445
mauri, Ereunetes, 201

mavortium, Ambystoma tigrinum, 103
maximus, Pipistrellus hesperus, 598
meadow mouse, 168

Mexican, 467
meadowlark, 158

western, 190, 210
mearnsi, Junco oreganus, 212
Medicago sativa, 133
mediogriseus, Passerculus sandwichensis 190
medius, Dipodomys ordii, 519
Megaceryle,

alcyon, 204
caurina, 204

megalotis,

Reithrodontomys, 137, 455

Corynorhinus, 445
Melanitta,

fusca, 198
perspicillata, 198
melanocephalus, Pheucticus, 210
melanocorys, Calamospiza, 211
melanoleucus, Totanus, 201
melanophrys, Peromyscus, 463

melanopleura, Eurycea longicauda, 88
melanotis,

Sigmodon, 465
Sitta pygmaea, 207
Peromyscus, 464
melanotos, Erolia, 201
Melilotus alba, 133
melodia, Melospiza, 212
Melospiza,

alticola, 212
fallax, 212
lincolnii, 212
melodia, 212
merrilli, 212
Mephitis,

eximius, 579
macroura, 577
macroura macroura, 448
mephitis, 578
milleri, 578
vittata, 578
mephitis, Mephitis, 577
merganser,

American, 198
Mergus, 198
red-breasted, 198
merriami,

Pipistrellus hesperus, 597

Vesperugo, 597
Merrill song sparrow, 212
merrilli,

Eremophila alpestris, 205

Melospiza melodia, 212
meruloides, Ixoreus naevius, 208
mesamericana, Didelphis, 438
mesoleucus, Conepatus, 448
mesquite great-tailed grackle, 190
metorito, 467
Mexican,

cottontail, 469
free-tailed bat, 445
meadow mouse, 467
mexicana,

Choeronycteris, 441

Tadarida, 445
Mexicano, conejo, 469
mexicanus,

Atalapha, 444
Carpodacus, 210
Cassidix, 190
Catherpes, 207

mexicanus—Concluded

Cinclus, 207
Corynorhinus megalotis, 445
Corynorhinus rafinesquii, 445
Dasypus novemcinctus, 470
Falco, 199
Himantopus, 201
Lasiurus borealis, 444
Microtus, 425, 467
Molossus, 445
Myotis californicus, 444
Oryzomys couesi, 465
Sialia, 208
Microdipodops, 480
Micropalama himantopus, 201
Microtus,

agrestis, 141
californicus, 142
fulviventer, 425
fundatus, 425, 467
ludovicianus, 129
mexicanus, 425, 467
ochrogaster, 128, 168
pennsylvanicus, 128
phaeus, 426, 468
salvus, 426, 467
Michoacán,

Mexico, an annotated check list of the mammals of, 435
squirrel, 450
Microhyla olivacea, 105
migratorius,

Ectopistes, 202

Turdus, 168, 188, 208
milk snake, 109
milleri, Mephitis macroura, 578
millet, wild, 134
Mimus polyglottos, 168
mincae, Proechimys, 315
minimus,

Empidonax, 187
Psaltriparus, 207
Thomomys bottae, 32
minor, Chordeiles, 185, 186, 204
minúscula, rata montera, 467
minutilla, Erolia, 201
miradorensis,

Eptesicus, fuscus, 444

Scotophilus, 444
misícpápu, 449
mockingbird, 168
mofeta rayada, 448
moffitti, Branta canadensis, 196
mohavensis, Dipodomys panamintinus, 489
mokeson, Agkistrodon, 111
molaris, Nasua narica, 446
Molossus mexicanus, 445
Molothrus,

artemisiae, 210
ater, 210

monoensis,

Dipodomys ordii, 528

Perodipus, 528
Montana,

horned owl, 203
junco, 212
montane, Lincoln sparrow, 212
montana, Pinicola enucleator, 210
montanus,

Dipodomys ordii, 538
Junco oreganus, 212
Oreoscoptes, 208
Perodipus, 538
monticola, Dendrocopos villosus, 204
montera, rata,

frentuda, 467
minúscula, 467

Moojen, João, Speciation in the Brazilian spiny rats (genus Proechimys, family Echimyidae), 301
Mookomys formicorum, 481
moorei, Thomomys talpoides, 19
Mountain vireo, 188
mountain, 206

bluebird, 208
chickadee, 206
song sparrow, 212
montañero, ratón, 464
moreno, ratón, 457
morning glory, wild, 135
Morus bassanus, 180
mourning dove, 168, 202
mouse,

black-eared, 464
blackish, 463
brush, 461
deer, 461
fulvous harvest, 457
harvest, 455
house, 468
marsh, 461
meadow, 168, 467
Mexican meadow, 467
northern pigmy, 460
northern spiny pocket, 454
piñon, 462
pygmy, 460
spiny pocket, 454
Tarascan, 463
tropical pygmy, 460
volcano harvest, 459
western harvest, 455
western spiny pocket, 454
woods, 462
mud turtle, 111
murciélago,

California, 444
carilargo, 441
colirugosa, 444
coludo, 445
fusco, 444
lenguilarga, 441

murciélago—Concluded

mastin, 445
narigudo, 445
pardo, 445
rojizo, 440
sacoptero, 440
siricotéro, 440
vespertino, 443
Yuma, 444
zapotero, 442
murine opossum, 439
murinus, Desmodus rotundus, 443
Mus,

alexandrinus, 468
cinnamoneus, 392
leptosoma, 392
musculus, 468
musaraña, 439

colicorta, 440
Muscivora forficata, 186
musculus,

Baiomys, 460
Mus, 468
Peromyscus, 460
Sitomys, 460
musk turtle, 111
Mustela,

frenata, 447
leucoparia, 447
mutica, Amyda, 112, 119
Myadestes townsendi, 208

Myiarchus cinerascens cinerascens, 186, 205
Myocoptes, 143
myosuros,

Echimys, 351
Echinomys, 392
Loncheres, 351
Proechimys, 392
Myotis,

albescens, 239
argentatus, 239
baileyi, 587
californicus, 444
carissima, 585
cinnamomeus, 585
fortidens, 585, 586
lucifugus, 583
lutosus, 443
mexicanus, 444
occultus, 587
ruber, 585
thysanodes, 444
velifer, 443, 588
yumanensis, 443
myotis,

California, 444
fringe-tailed, 444
Yuma, 443
N
naevius, Ixoreus, 208
narica, Nasua, 446

narigudo, murciélago, 445
nasicus, Heterodon, 107
Nasua,

molaris, 446
narica, 446
Natrix,

erythrogaster, 109
grahamii, 109
rhombifera, 109
sipedon, 109
transversa, 109
Navy, United States, 479
nebraskensis, Cupidinimus, 483
nebulosa, Strix, 203
neglecta, Sturnella, 190, 210
negra, rata, 468
nelsoni,

Conepatus mesoleucus, 448

Reithrodontomys fulvescens, 457
Nelsonia goldmani, 467
nemoralis, 450

Pitymys, 128
Neotoma,

ferruginea, 467
latifrons, 467
tenuicauda, 467
nesiotes, Proechimys, 363
nesophilus, Thomomys bottae, 34
nettle, horse, 134
Nevada,

cowbird, 210
red-wing, 210
savannah sparrow, 211
sparrow, 211
towhee, 211
nevadensis,

Agelaius phoeniceus, 210
Amphispiza belli, 212
Parus atricapillus, 206
Passerculus sandwichensis, 190, 211
Newfoundland,

oven-bird, 189
robin, 188
newt, 103
nexilis, Dipodomys ordii, 559
nicholi, Thomomys bottae, 66
niger, Sciurus, 168
nighthawk,

Cherrie, 186
eastern, 185
Howell, 185
Pacific, 204
Sennett, 186
nigra, Chlidonias, 202
nigrescens, Dendroica, 209
nigricans, Branta bernicla, 197
nigriceps, Tantilla, 110
nigricollis, Colymbus, 196
nigrideus, Turdus migratorius, 188
nigrita, Pseudacris, 104
nigrofulvus, Proechimys, 316

nivalis,

Leptonycteris nivalis, 441
Plectrophenax, 213
nivosus, Charadrius alexandrinus, 183
noctivagans, Lasionycteris, 241
norteño, ratón, 454

pigmeo, 460
northern,

bald eagle, 199
canyon wren, 207
cliff swallow, 206
curlew, 201
pileolated warbler, 210
phalarope, 202
pygmy mouse, 460
sage sparrow, 212
spiny pocket mouse, 454
varied thrush, 208
white-headed woodpecker, 205
northwestern,

creeper, 207
horned owl, 203
long-billed marsh wren, 207
marsh wren, 207
shrike, 209
norvegicus, Rattus, 168
Norway rat, 168
Nosopsyllus fasciatus, 140

notabilis, Seiurus noveboracensis, 209
noveboracensis, Seiurus, 189, 209
novemcinctus, Dasypus, 470
nuchalis, Sphyrapicus varius, 2-4
Nucifraga columbiana, 206
Numenius,

americanus, 183, 201
parvus, 183, 201
nutcracker, Clark, 206
nuthatch,

black-eared, 207
Inyo, 207
red-breasted, 207
Nuttall poorwill, 204
nuttallii, Phalaenoptilus, 204
Nuttallornis borealis, 205
Nyctea scandiaca, 203
Nycticorax,

hoactli, 196
nycticorax, 196
nycticorax, Nycticorax, 196

O
o'connelli, Proechimys, 316
obscuro, ratón, 463
obscurus,

Dendragapus, 199
Dipodomys ordii, 521
Perodipus, 521
Pipistrellus subflavus, 600
obsoleta, Elaphe, 108
obsoletus,

Eumeces, 106

Salpinctes, 207
occidental, ratón espinoso, 454

occidentalis,

Aechmophorus, 196
Branta canadensis, 196
Bubo virginianus, 203
Coccyzus americanus, 202
Geothlypis, 189, 209
Liponyssus, 142
Sialia mexicanus, 208
occultus, 587
ocelot, 449
ochracea, Spizella arborea, 212
ochraceus, Proechimys, 316
ochrogaster, Microtus, 128, 168
ocius, Thomomys talpoides, 17
ocotero, ratón, 462
Odocoileus,

sinaloae, 470
virginianus, 470
odoratus, Sternotherus, 111
officinale, Taraxacum, 134

Oklahoma, amphibians and reptiles from, 87
oklahomae, Dipodomys ordii, 514
oligantha, Aristada, 132
olivacea, Microhyla, 105
olivaceus, Regulus satrapa, 208
olive-backed,

thrush, 188
thrush, western, 208
olive-sided flycatcher, 205

oquirrhensis, Thomomys talpoides, 11
Ophisaurus ventralis, 106
Oporornis, 209
opossum, 438

murine, 439
orange-crowned warbler, 209
Orchopeas,

howardi, 140
leucopus, 140
wickhami, 140
ordi, Perodipus, 530
ordii,

Cricetodipus, 530
Dipodomys ordii, 530
Dipodops, 530
Perodipus, 530
oreganus, Junco, 212
Oregon,

horned lark, 205
junco, 212
orejudo, ratón, 455
Oreoscoptes montanus, 208
Oreortyx picta picta, 200
orestera, Vermivora celata, 209
oriole, Bullock, 210
oris, Proechimys, 365
ornata, Terrapene, 111
oryzivorus, Dolichonyx, 210
Oryzomys,

couesi, 464
fulvescens, 465

Oryzomys—Concluded

lenis, 465
mexicanus, 465
regillus, 464
osgoodi, Thomomys bottae, 56
osprey, 199
Otus,

asio, 203
brewsteri, 203
flammeolus, 203
macfarlanei, 203
otus, Asio, 203
oven-bird,

gray, 189

Newfoundland, 189
owl,

American hawk, 203
Arctic horned, 203
barn, 163, 203
Brewster screech, 203
burrowing, 203
California pygmy, 203
Flammulated screech, 203
gray, 203
great horned, 159, 203
great gray, 203
hawk, 203
horned, great, 159, 203
long-eared, 164, 203
MacFarlane screech, 203
Montana horned, 203
northwestern horned, 203
pygmy, 203
Richardson, 203
saw-whet, 204
screech, 164, 203
short-eared, 203
snowy, 203
western burrowing, 203
Oxyura,

dominica, 182
jamaicensis, 198
rubida, 198
P
pachita, Proechimys, 316
Pacific,

golden plover, 200
nighthawk, 204
pacificus,

Anthus spinoletta, 208
Histrionicus histrionicus, 198
Troglodytes troglodytes, 207
painted turtle, 112
pale goldfinch, 211
paleontology of kangaroo rats, 480
pallescens,

Columbigallina passerina, 185

Corynorhinus pallescens, 445
pallid black-capped, 206

chickadee, 206
pallidiceps, Bombycilla garrulus, 208
pallidus, Castor canadensis, 409

pallidus, Dendragapus obscurus, 199

Dipodomys ordii, 558

Spinus tristis, 211
palmeri,

Cricetodipus ordii, 562
Dipodomys ordii, 562
Perodipus ordii, 562
palustris, Telmatodytes, 207
panamensis, Proechimys, 316
Pandion,

carolinensis, 199
haliaetus, 199
panema, Proechimys, 380

panguitchensis, Dipodomys ordii, 527
paratus, Proechimys, 382
pardo, murciélago, 445
parietalis, Thamnophis sirtalis, 110
parkmanii, Troglodytes aëdon, 207

parowanensis, Thomomys talpoides, 22
partridge, European, 200
Parus,

atricapillus, 206
fortuitus, 206
gambeli, 206
grinnelli, 207
griseus, 207
inornatus, 207
inyoensis, 207
nevadensis, 206
rufescens, 207
septentrionalis, 206
parva, Cryptotis, 137
parviceps, Liomys pictus, 454
parvissima, Rana, 105

parvus, Numenius americanus, 183, 201
passenger pigeon, 202
Passer domesticus, 210
Passerculus,

labradorius, 190
mediogriseus, 190
nevadensis, 190, 211
sandwichensis, 190, 211
Passerella,

iliaca, 212
schistacea, 212
Passerina amoena, 210
passerina,

Columbigallina, 185

Spizella, 212
pavidus, Peromyscus, 462
peccary, collared, 469
pectoral sandpiper, 201
Pedioecetes,

columbianus, 200
phasianellus, 200
Pelecanus erythrorhynchos, 196
pelican, white, 196
pennsylvanicus, Microtus, 128

peppergrass, 133
Perdix perdix perdix, 200
perdix, Perdix, 200
peregrinus, Falco, 199
perfulvus, Peromyscus, 461
pergracilis,

Blarina, 440

Cryptotis, 440
Perisoreus,

bicolor, 206
canadensis, 206
Perodipus,

chapmani, 536
columbianus, 544
compactus, 515
longipes, 525
luteolus, 533
monoensis, 528
montanus, 518
obscurus, 521
ordi, 530
ordii, 556
palmeri, 562
richardsoni, 518
sennetti, 517
utahensis, 543
Perognathinae, 480
Peromyscopsylla scotti, 140
Peromyscus,

banderanus, 463
boylei, 461
boylii, 461
evides, 461
gratus, 462
hylocetes, 462
labecula, 461
leucopus, 137
levipes, 462
maniculatus, 137, 461
melanophrys, 463
melanotis, 464
pavidus, 462
perfulvus, 13
sagax, 462
sonoriensis, 461
spicilegus, 461
truei, 462
vicinior, 463
zamorae, 463
zelotes, 462
perpallidus, Thomomys, 28
perplexis, Dipodomys agilis, 489
perspicillata, 198
petechia, Dendroica, 209
Petrochelidon,

albifrons, 206
pyrronota, 206
pewee, western wood, 205
pheasant, ring-necked, 200

phaeus, Microtus mexicanus, 425, 467

phaia, Bonasa umbellus, 199
Phalacrocorax,

auritus, 196
albociliatus, 196
Phalaenoptilus nuttallii nuttallii, 204
phalarope,

northern, 202
red, 202
Wilson, 184, 202
Phalaropus fulicarius, 202
phasianellus, Pedioecetes, 200
Phasianus colchicus, 200
Pheucticus melanocephalus, 210
philadelphia, Larus, 202
phoebe, Say, 205
phoeniceus, Agelaius, 168, 210
Phrynosoma cornutum, 106
Phyllomys, 310
phylogeny of kangaroo rats, 484
Pica,

hudsonica, 206
pica, 206
pica, Pica, 206
picinus, Hylatomus pileatus, 204
Picoïdes,

arcticus, 205
dorsalis, 205
fasciatus, 205
tridactylus, 205
picta,

Chrysemys, 112, 270

Oreortyx, 200
pictus, Liomys, 289, 454
pied-billed grebe, 196
pigeon,

band-tailed, 202
hawk, 199
passenger, 202
pigmea, rata arrocera, 465
pigmeo norteño, ratón, 460
pigra, Didelphis virginiana, 439
pileated woodpecker, western, 204
pileatus, Hylatomus, 204
pileolata, 210
pileolated warbler, 210
pillus, Thomomys umbrinus, 251
pilot black snake, 108
pine,

grosbeak, Rocky Mountain, 210
siskin, western, 211
pinetorum, Pitymys, 128
Pinicola,

enucleator, 210
montana, 210
pink-sided junco, 212
piñon mouse, 462
piñonero, ratón, 462
pintail, American, 197
pinus, Spinus, 211
pipiens, Rana, 104

Pipilo,

arcticus, 211
curtatus, 211
maculatus, 211
Pipistrellus,

apus, 597
australis, 597
cinnamomeus, 583, 593
hesperus, 596
maximus, 598
merriami, 597
obscurus, 600
santarosae, 598
subflavus, 584, 599
synopsis of the American bats of the genus, 593
veracrucis, 601
pipit, western, 188, 208
pipixcan, Larus, 202
Piranga ludoviciana, 210
Pituophis,

catenifer, 108
sayi, 108
Pitymys,

nemoralis, 128
pinetorum, 128
pizote, 446
planirostre, Phyllostoma, 442
planirostris,

Artibeus, 442

Thomomys bottae, 66
plantinarensis, Liomys pictus, 454
platycephalus, Selasphorus, 204
Platygeomys,

angustirostris, 452
gymnurus, 452
imparilis, 452
tylorhinus, 452
varius, 453
Platypeltis, 121
platypterus, Buteo, 198
platyrhynchos, Anas, 197
Plectrophenax, 213
plegadis,

falcinellus, 181
mexicana, 181
plicata, Balantiopteryx, 440
plover,

American golden, 184
black-bellied, 200
Cuban snowy, 183
golden, 184, 200
Pacific, golden, 200
semipalmated, 183
snowy, 183
western snowy, 183
Wilson, 184
plumbeus, Psaltriparus minimus, 207
plumed quail, 200

Pluvialis,

dominica, 184, 200
fulva, 200
pluvialis, Eumeces, 85
Poa,

annua, 133
pratensis, 132
pocket gopher,

Michoacán, 453
new from Mexico, 251
plains, 452
southern, 451
pocket gophers of,

Kansas, 219

Utah, 3
pocket mouse,

northern spiny, 454
spiny, 454
western spiny, 454
podiceps, Podilymbus, 196
Podilymbus podiceps, 196
poliopus, 451

Proechimys, 316
Polioptila,

amoenissima, 208
caerulea, 208
polyglottos, Mimus, 168
Pomarine jaeger, 202
pomarinus, Stercorarius, 202
Pooecetes,

confinis, 211
gramineus, 211
poorwill, Nuttall, 204
Porzana carolina, 168, 200

postnatal development, horned owl, 159
Potos, 437
prairie,

falcon, 199
threeawn, 132
pratincola, Tyto alba, 203
pratensis,

Ammodramus savannarum, 191

Poa, 132
priscus, Dipodomys ordii, 547
proboscidea, Hyla, 259
Procyon,

hernandezii, 446
lotor, 446
Prodipodomys, 480

kansensis, 481
minor, 484
Proechimys,

albispinus, 388
amphichoricus, 344
arabupu, 369
arescens, 366
boimensis, 350
bolivianus, 316
bonafidei, 378

Proechimys—Concluded

brevicauda, 349
burrus, 316
calidior, 316
canicollis, 315
cayennensis, 314
centralis, 316
cherriei, 316
chiriquinus, 316
chrysaeolus, 316
colombianus, 316
decumanus, 316
denigratus, 381
dimidiatus, 371
elegans, 387
fuliginosus, 308
goeldi, 338
goldmani, 316
gorgonae, 316
gratiosus, 379
guairae, 316
gularis, 316
guyannensis, 355
hendeei, 315
hilda, 316
hoplomyoides, 315
hyleae, 361
ignotus, 316
iheringi, 373
kermiti, 345
leioprimna, 364
leucomystax, 352
liminalis, 343
longicaudatus, 351
mincae, 315
myosuros, 392
nesiotes, 363
nigrofulvus, 316
ochraceus, 316
o'connelli, 316
oris, 365
pachita, 316
panamensis, 316
panema, 380
paratus, 382
poliopus, 316
rattinus, 316
ribeiroi, 361
riparum, 367
roberti, 353
rosa, 316
rubellus, 316
securus, 316
semispinosus, 342
sertonius, 391
setosus, 385
simonsi, 316
steerei, 338
trinitatis, 316
urichi, 316
vacillator, 316

villicauda, 355
warreni, 316
propinquus, Turdus migratorius, 208
prosopidicola, Cassidix mexicanus, 190
proximus, Thamnophis sauritus, 110
Pseudacris,

nigrita, 104
triseriata, 104
pseudagyrtes, Ctenophthalmus, 140
Pseudemys, 270, 283

elegans, 112
floridana, 112
hoyi, 112
scripta, 112, 270
ptarmigan, white-tailed, 200
pubescens, Dendrocopos, 205

pullus, Thomomys umbrinus, 251, 451
Troglodytes troglodytes, 188
pulverius, Telmatodytes palustris, 207
punctatus, Diadophis, 107
purple finch, Cassin, 210
pusilla, Wilsonia, 190, 210

pygmaeus, Thomomys talpoides, 14
pygmy owl, 203
pygmy mouse,

northern, 460
tropical, 460
Pyrocephalus,

mexicanus, 187
rubinus, 187
pyrronota, Petrochelidon, 206

Q
quadratus, Thomomys, 6
quail,

plumed, 200

California, 200
querula, Zonotrichia, 212
Quiscalus versicolor, 168

R
rabbit,

jack, 469
white-sided jack, 469
raccoon, 446
racer, blue, 107
radix, Thamnophis, 99, 110
rafinesquii, Corynorhinus, 445
ragweed, giant, 134
rail, Virginia, 200
Rallus limicola, 200
Rana,

brachycephala, 104
cantabrigensis, 104
catesbeiana, 104
parvissima, 104
sylvatica, 104
rat,

black, 468
dwarf wood, 467
ferruginous wood, 467
fulvous cotton, 465
fulvous rice, 465
hispid cotton, 465

rat—Concluded

kangaroo, subspeciation in, 475
Norway, 168
rice, 464
snake, 108
tropical rice, 464
white-throated wood, 467
wood, 467
rata,

algodonera, 465
arrocera tropical, 464
leonada, algodonera, 465
minuscula, montera, 467
montera, 467
negra, 468
pigmea, arrocera, 465
setosa, algodonera, 465
tropical, arrocera, 464
ratón

breñero, 461
chaparral, de, 461
cuatralvo, 461
dorado, 459
montañero, 464
moreno, 457
norteño, 454
norteño pigmeo, 460
obscuro, 463
ocotero, 462
occidental espinoso, 454
orejudo, 455
pigmeo, 460
piñonero, 462
Tarasco, 463
tlacuache, 439
tropical pigmeo, 460
volcanes, 466
rats, spiny, 303
rattinus, Proechimys, 316
rattlesnake, 111

prairie, 111
timber, 111
Rattus,

alexandrinus, 468
norvegicus, 168
rattus, 468
rattus, Rattus, 468
raven, American, 206

ravus, Thomomys talpoides, 15
Recurvirostra americana, 201
red, 211

bat, 444
phalarope, 202
red-breasted,

merganser, 198
nuthatch, 207
red-eyed vireo, 209
red-naped sapsucker, 204
red-shouldered hawk, 183
red-tailed hawk, 198
red-throated loon, 195

red-wing, 168, 210

Nevada, 210
thick-billed, 210
reddish egret, 181
redhead, 197
redpoll, common, 211
redstart, American, 210
regalis, Buteo, 199
regillus, Oryzomys couesi, 464
Regulus,

calendula, 208
cineraceus, 208
olivaceus, 208
satrapa, 208
Reithrodontomys,

chrysopsis chrysopsis, 459
fulvescens, 457
inexspectatus, 458
megalotis, 137, 455
nelsoni, 457
saturatus, 455
seclusus, 459
tenuis, 457
toltecus, 458
zacatecae, 456
repens, Agropyron, 133

repentinus, Castor canadensis, 409
restrictus, Sylvilagus floridanus, 469
rhombifera, Natrix, 109
ribbon snake, 110
ribeiroi, Proechimys, 361
rice rat,

fulvous, 465
tropical, 464
Richardson owl, 203
richardsoni,

Aegolius funereus, 203
Dipodomys ordii, 511
Perodipus montanus, 518
richardsonii,

Contopus, 205
Dendragapus obscurus, 199
ridgwayi, Vermivora ruficapilla, 209
ring-billed gull, 202
ring-necked

duck, 197
pheasant, 200
snake, 107
ring-tailed cat, 447
riggsi, Testudo, 284
Riparia riparia, 206
riparia, Riparia, 206
riparum, Proechimys, 367
road-runner, 184
roberti, Proechimys, 353
robin, 168, 188, 208

robustus, Thomomys bottae, 30
rock,

dove, 168
squirrel, 449
wren, 207

Rocky Mountain,

grosbeak, 210
hairy woodpecker, 204
orange-crowned warbler, 209
pine grosbeak, 210
yellow warbler, 209
rojizo, murciélago, 444
rosa, Proechimys, 316
Ross goose, 197
rossi, Chen, 197

rostralis, Castor canadensis, 411
rosy finch, 211

black, 211
gray-crowned, 211
Hepburn, 211
rotundus, Desmodus, 443
rough-leg, ferruginous, 199
rough-legged hawk, 199
rough-winged swallow, 206
rubellus, Proechimys, 316
ruber, Myotis, 585

rubida, Oxyura jamaicensis, 198
ruby-crowned kinglet, 208
ruddy duck, 198
rufescens,

Dichromanassa, 181
Parus, 207
Thomomys, 3
ruffed grouse, 199
ruffus, Lynx, 449
ruficapilla, Vermivora, 209
ruficollis, Stelgidopteryx, 206

ruficrissa, Dumetella carolinensis, 207
rufous hummingbird, 204
rufum, Toxostoma, 168
rufus,

Lynx, 449

Selasphorus, 204
rustica, Hirundo, 206
ruticilla, Setophaga, 210

S
sac-winged bat, 440
sacoptero, murciélago, 440
sagax, Peromyscus, 462
sage,

grouse, 200
sparrow, 212
thrasher, 208
salamander,

narrow-mouthed, 103
Tiger, 103
salicicola, Hylocichla fuscescens, 188, 208
Salpinctes obsoletus obsoletus, 207
salvus, Microtus mexicanus, 426, 467
s[ancti].-johannis, Buteo lagopus, 199
sanctiluciae, Dipodomys venustus, 489
sanderling, 201
sandhill crane, 200
sandpiper,

Baird, 184
least, 201

pectoral, 201
solitary, 201
spotted, 201
stilt, 201
western, 201
western solitary, 201
sandwichensis, Passerculus, 190, 211
sanrafaeli, Dipodomys ordii, 526
santarosae, Pipistrellus hesperus, 598
sapsucker,

red-naped, 204

Williamson, 204
sarisi, 464
sauritus, Thamnophis, 110
sativa, Medicago, 133
satrapa, Regulus, 208

saturatus, Reithrodontomys megalotis, 455
Saussure shrew, 439
saussurei, Sorex, 439
savannah sparrow, 190, 211

savannarum, Ammodramus, 168, 191
saw-whet owl, 204
saxatalis, Aëronautes, 204
Say phoebe, 205
saya, Sayornis, 205
sayi, Pituophis catenifer, 108
Sayornis saya, 205
scandiaca, Nyctea, 203
Scalopus aquaticus, 137
Scaphiopus, bombifrons, 103
scariola, Lactuca, 133
scaup,

greater, 198
lesser, 198
Sceloporus,

garmani, 106
undulatus, 106
Scirpus, 132
scissor-tailed flycatcher, 186
schistacea, Passerella iliaca, 212
Sciurus,

albipes, 450
nemoralis, 450
niger, 168
poliopus, 450
senex, 451
variegatus, 449
scolopaceus, Limnodromus griseus, 201
scoter,

surf, 198
white-winged, 198
Scotophilus,

georgianus, 599
hesperus, 596
miradorensis, 444
scotti, Peromyscopsylla, 140
screech owl, 203
scripta, Pseudemys, 112, 270

sculptus, Ixodes, 143

seclusus, Reithrodontomys chrysopsis, 459
securus, Proechimys, 316
Seiurus,

cinereus, 189
furvior, 189
limnaeus, 189
notabilis, 209
noveboracensis, 189, 209
Selasphorus,

platycephalus, 204
rufus, 204
semipalmated plover, 183
semipalmatus,

Catoptrophorus, 201

Charadrius hiaticula, 183
semispinosus, Proechimys, 342
senex, 451
Sennett nighthawk, 186
sennetti,

Chordeiles minor, 186
Cricetodipus, 517
Dipodomys ordii, 517
Perodipus, 517
sepium, Convolvulus, 135
septentrionalis,

Eumeces, 106

Parus atricapillus, 206
serpentina, Chelydra, 111
serrana, tuza, 451
serrator, Mergus, 198

serripennis, Stelgidopteryx ruficollis, 206
sertonius, Proechimys, 391
Setaria,

lutescens, 132
viridis, 132
Setophaga ruticilla, 210
setosa, rata algodonera, 465
setosus,

Echimys, 385

Proechimys, 385
Setzer, Henry W.,

Subspeciation in the kangaroo rat, Dipodomys ordii, 475

The postnatal development of two broods of great horned owls (Bubo virginianus), 159
sevieri, Thomomys bottae, 45
sexlineatus, Cnemidophorus, 106
sharp-shinned hawk, 198
sharp-tailed grouse, 200
short-eared owl, 203
shoveller, 197
shrew,

Saussure, 439
short-tailed, 440
shrike,

California, 209
northwestern, 209

Sialia,

currucoides, 208
mexicanus, 208
occidentalis, 208
Sigmodon,

atratus, 466
hispidus, 137, 138, 465
mascotensis, 465
melanotis, 465
sigmodoni, Articholaelaps, 142
simonsi, Proechimys, 316
sinaloae, Odocoileus virginianus, 470
sinensis, Amyda, 119
sinuatus, Corvus corax, 206
sipedon, Natrix, 109
siricotéro, murciélago, 440
sirtalis, Thamnophis, 110
siskin, western pine, 211
Sitta,

canadensis, 207
carolinensis, 207
caurina, 207
melanotis, 207
pygmaea, 207
tenuissimus, 207
skink,

common five-lined, 106
five-lined, 106
Sonoran, 106
skunk,

hooded, 448
spotted, 447
slate-colored,

fox sparrow, 212
junco, 212
Smith, Hobart M.,

Hybridization between two species of garter snakes, 99

Kyphosis and other variations in soft-shelled turtles, 119

The systematic status of Eumeces pluvialis Cope, and noteworthy records of other amphibians and reptiles from Kansas and Oklahoma, 87

The tadpoles of Bufo cognatus Say, 95

Smith, Hobart M., John Breukelman and, Selected records of reptiles and amphibians from Kansas, 103
smooth brome, 133
snake,

black, 108
black-headed, 110
bull, 108
common bull, 108
common water, 109
diamond-backed water, 109
Emory rat, 108
garter, 110
Graham, 109

snake—Concluded
ground, 110

Great Plains black-headed, 110
hog-nosed, 107
king, 108
lined, 110
milk, 109
pilot black, 108
plains garter, 110
prairie ring-necked, 107
rat, 108
rattle, 111
red milk, 109
red-sided garter, 110
ribbon, 110
ring-necked, 107
southern ground, 110
speckled king, 109
water, 109
western milk, 109
western ribbon, 110
western worm, 107
worm, 107
yellow-bellied king, 108
yellow-bellied water, 109
snapping turtle, 111
snipe, Wilson, 201
snow bunting, eastern, 213
snowy,

owl, 203
plover, 183
soft-shelled turtle, 112, 119
Solanum carolinense, 135
solitaire, Townsend, 208
solitaria, Tringa, 201
solitarius, Vireo, 188, 209
solitary sandpiper, 201

solitudinis, Carpodacus mexicanus, 210
Sonchus arvensis, 136
Song sparrow, 212

Merrill, 212

Mountain, 212
Sonora episcopa, 109
Sonoran skink, 106
sonoriensis,

Eumops, 446

Peromyscus, 461
sora, 168, 200
Sorex saussurei, 439
soricina, Glossophaga, 440
southern pocket gopher, 451
spadefoot, 103
sparrow,

Brewer, 212
chipping, 212
English, 210
fox, 212
Gambel, 212
grasshopper, 168
Harris, 212

lark, 211
Lincoln, 212
Merrill song, 212
montane Lincoln, 212
mountain song, 212
Nevada savannah, 211
northern sage, 212
sage, 212
savannah, 211
slate-colored fox, 212
song, 212
tree, 212
vesper, 211
western chipping, 212
white-crowned, 212
white-throated, 212
sparrow hawk, 199
sparrow hawks, 164
sparverius, Falco, 199
Spatula clypeata, 197
speargrass, 133
speckled king snake, 109
Speotyto,

cunicularia, 203
hypugaea, 203
Sphyrapicus,

nuchalis, 204
thyroideus, 204
varius, 204
spicilegus, Peromyscus, 461
spike-flower, 135
Spilogale,

angustifrons, 447
gracilis, 447
spinifera, Amyda, 112, 119
Spinus,

pallidus, 211
pinus vagrans, 211
tristis pallidus, 211
vagrans, 211
spinoletta, Anthus, 208
spiny pocket mouse, 454
Spizella,

arborea ochracea, 212
arizonae, 212
breweri, 212
ochracea, 212
passerina, 212
sponsa, Aix, 197
spotted,

sandpiper, 201
skunk, 447
towhee, 211
Squatarola squatarola, 200
squatarola, Squatarola, 200
squirrel,

fox, 168
ground, 450
lesser tropical ground, 450
rock, 449
tropical ground, 450
stabularis, Eulaelaps, 142

stansburyi, Thomomys bottae, 36
starling, 168, 209
steerei, Proechimys, 316
Steganopus tricolor, 184, 202
steindachneri, Amyda, 119
Stelgidopteryx,

ruficollis, 206
serripennis, 206
stellata, Gavia, 195
stelleri, Cyanocitta, 206
Stercorarius pomarinus, 202
Sterna,

forsteri, 202
hirundo, 202
Sternotherus odoratus, 111
stilt, black-necked, 201
stilt sandpiper, 201
strepera, Anas, 197
striatula, Haldea, 110
striatulus, Accipiter gentilis, 198
striatus, Accipiter, 198
Strix nebulosa nebulosa, 203
Sturnella, 168

neglecta, 190, 210
Sturnus vulgaris, 168, 209

subcinctus, Sylvilagus floridanus, 468
subflavus,

Pipistrellus, 584
Pipistrellus hispidus, 599
vespertilio, 599
subspeciation,

in kangaroo rat, Dipodomys ordii, 475
in pocket gophers of Kansas, 219
Sula sula, 180
sula, Sula, 180
supernus, Thomomys bottae, 251
surinamensis, Chlidonias nigra, 202
Surnia,

caparoch, 203
ulula, 203
Swainson hawk, 198
swainsoni,

Buteo, 198

Hylocichla ustulata, 188
swallow,

bank, 206
barn, 206
cliff, 164, 206
northern cliff, 206
rough-winged, 206
tree, 206
violet-green, 206
swan,

trumpeter, 196
whistling, 196
sweet clover, 133
swift,

Vaux, 204
white-throated, 204
sylvatica, Rana, 104

sylvaticus, Apodemus, 142
Sylvilagus,

cunicularis, 469
floridanus, 168, 468
restrictus, 469
subcinctus, 468
Synaptomys cooperi, 130

syspila, Lampropeltis triangulum, 109

T
tabida, Grus canadensis, 200
Tachycineta,

lepida, 206
thalassina, 206
Tadarida,

femorosacca, range of, 247
mexicana, 445
tadpoles of Bufo cognatus, 95
talpoides, Thomomys, 6, 138
tanager, western, 210
Tantilla,

gracilis, 110
nigriceps, 110
tantilla, 110
Tarascan,

Empire, 435
mouse, 463
tarascensis, Zygogeomys trichopus, 453
Trasco, ratón, 463
Taraxacum officinale, 134
Taxidea, 447
Tayassu,

angulatus, 469
humeralis, 469

Taylor, Edward H., A new hylid frog from eastern Mexico, 259
taylori,

Baiomys, 460
Castor canadensis, 410
Peromyscus, 460
Tayra, 437
teal,

blue-winged, 168, 197
cinnamon, 197
green-winged, 197
Telmatodytes,

palustris, 207
pulverius, 207
tenuicauda, Neotoma ferruginea, 467
tenuiceps, Heliscomys, 289

tenuirostris, Charadrius alexandrinus, 183
tenuis, Reithrodontomys fulvescens, 457
tenuissima, Sitta carolinensis, 207
tephrocotis, Leucosticte, 211
tergeminus, Sistrurus catenatus, 111
tern,

black, 202
Caspian, 202
common, 202
Forster, 202

Terrapene,

ornata, 111
triunguis, 112
terrosus, Dipodomys ordii, 523

testaceous, Masticophis flagellum, 108
teter, Cathartes aura, 198
Testudo riggsi, 284
texanum, Ambystoma, 103
texanus, Colinus virginianus, 200
Texas bob-white, 200
texensis,

Chordeiles acutipennis, 186

Didelphis mesamericana, 439
thalassina, Tachycineta, 206
Thamnophis,

marciana, 99
parietalis, 110
proximus, 110
radix, 99, 110
sauritus, 110
sirtalis, 110
Thayer gull, 202
thayeri, Larus argentatus, 202
thick-billed red-wing, 210
Thomomys,

absonus, 71
albicaudatus, 37
alexandrae, 72
aureus, 61
aureiventris, 28
birdseyei, 63
bonnevillei, 41
bottae, 28
bulbivorus, 3
centralis, 44
clusius, 17
contractus, 50
convexus, 47
dissimilis, 60
fisheri, 60
fossor, 21
fulvus, 61
gracilis, 6
howelli, 57
kaibabensis, 23
lenis, 53
levidensis, 54
levis, 24
minimus, 32
moorei, 19
nesophilus, 34
nicholi, 66
ocius, 17
of Utah, 3
osgoodi, 56
oquirrhensis, 11
parowanensis, 22
perpallidus, 28
planirostris, 66
pullus, 251, 451
pygmaeus, 14
quadratus, 6

ravus, 15
robustus, 30
rufescens, 3
sevieri, 45
stansburyi, 36
supernus, 251
talpoides, 6, 138
tivius, 49
tolucae, 252
trumbullensis, 65
uinta, 13
umbrinus, 3, 251, 451
umbrinus, new from Mexico, 251
virgineus, 64
wahwahensis, 58
wasatchensis, 8
thrasher,

brown, 168
sage, 208
threeawn, 132
three-toed woodpecker,

Alaska, 205
alpine, 205
arctic, 205
thrush,

Alaska hermit, 208
Audubon hermit, 208
hermit, 208
northern varied, 208
olive-backed, 208
varied, 208
western olive-backed, 208
willow, 188, 208
thula, Leucophoyx, 196
thyroideus, Sphyrapicus, 204
thysanodes, Myotis thysanodes, 444
tigrinum, Ambystoma, 103
timida, Chrysemys, 272
titmouse, gray, 207
tivius, Thomomys bottae, 49
tlacuache, 438

ratón, 439
toad,

American, 103
common tree, 104
Great Plains, 104
narrow-mouthed, 105
Rocky Mountain, 104
tolmiei, Oporornis, 209

toltecus, Reithrodontomys fulvescens, 458
tolucae, Thomomys umbrinus, 252
toothed turtle, 112
towhee,

arctic, 211
green-tailed, 211
Nevada, 211
spotted, 211
townsendi,

Dendroica, 209

Myadestes, 208

Townsend,

solitaire, 208
warbler, 209
Toxostoma rufum, 168
traillii, Empidonax, 187, 205

transversa, Natrix erythrogaster, 109
tree sparrow, western, 212
tree swallow, 206
treganzai, Ardea herodias, 196
triangulum, Lampropeltis, 109
trichas, Geothlypis, 189, 209
trichopus, Zygogeomys, 453
tricolor, Steganopus, 184, 202
tridactylus, Picoïdes, 205
tridecimlineatus, Citellus, 143
trifida, Ambrosia, 134
Trifolium, 136
Trifolius, 132
trinitatis,

Echimys, 333

Proechimys, 316
Tringa,

cinnamomea, 201
solitaria, 201
Trionyx, 122
triseriata, Pseudacris nigrita, 104
tristis, Spinus, 211
Triturus,

louisianensis, 103
viridescens, 103
triunguis,

Amyda, 122

Terrapene, 112
Troglodytes,

aëdon, 207
pacificus, 207
parkmanii, 207
pullus, 188
troglodytes, 188, 207
troglodytes, Troglodytes, 188, 207
tropical,

arrocera, rata, 464
pigmeo ratón, 460
pigmy mouse, 460
rice rat, 464
tropicalis, Conepatus, 577
Tropidoclonion lineatum, 110
truei, Peromyscus, 462

trumbullensis, Thomomys bottae, 65
tuberosus, Helianthus, 135
tularemia, 479
Turdus,

caurinus, 208
migratorius, 168, 188, 208
nigrideus, 188
propinquus, 208
turkey vulture, 198
turtle,

box, 111
Carolina, 112
common musk, 111

common snapping, 111
extinct emydid from Lower Pliocene of Oklahoma, 269
mud, 111
musk, 111
ornate box, 111
painted, 112
scribe, 112
snapping, 111
soft-shelled, 112, 119
spineless soft-shelled, 112
spiny soft-shelled, 112
toothed, 112
yellow mud, 111
turtles, fossil from Kansas and Oklahoma, 283
tuza,

de Michoacán, 452
llanera, 452
serrana, 451
tylorhinus, Platygeomys, 452
Tyrannus tyrannus, 205
tyrannus, Tyrannus, 205
tzitzihoa, Anas acuta, 197

U
uakuí, 450, 451
Uikúri, 438
uinta, Thomomys talpoides, 13
ulula, Surnia, 203
umbelloides, Bonasa umbellus, 199
umbellus, Bonasa, 199
umbrinus,

Thomomys, 251, 451

Thomomys talpoides, 3
underwoodi, Eumops, 445
undulatus, Sceloporus, 106
unicolor, Cinclus mexicanus, 207

United States Navy, office of research and invention, 479
urichi, Proechimys, 316
Urocyon,

cinereoargenteus, 448
colimensis, 448
urophasianus, Centrocercus, 200
ustulata, Hylocichla, 188, 208

Utah, The pocket gophers (genus Thomomys) of, 1
utahensis,

Dipodomys ordii, 525, 543
Eremophila alpestris, 206
Perodipus montanus, 538
Perodipus ordii, 543
V
vacillator, Proechimys, 316
vagrans, Spinus pinus, 211
valisineria, Aythya, 197
vampire bat, 443
vampiro, 443
variabilis, Dermacentor, 143
varied thrush, northern, 208
variegatus,

Citellus variegatus, 449

Sciurus, 449

varius,

Cartogeomys, 453
Platygeomys, 453
Sphyrapicus, 204
Vaux swift, 204
vauxi, Chaetura, 204
velifer, Myotis, 443, 588
velox, Accipiter striatus, 198
venado cola blanca, 470
ventralis, Ophisaurus, 106
veracrucis,

Pipistrellus subflavus, 601

Vesperugo, 601
vermis, Carphophis amoena, 107
Vermivora,

celata, 209
orestera, 209
ridgwayi, 209
ruficapilla, 209
vermivorus, Helmitheros, 189
versicolor,

Hyla, 104

Quiscalus, 168
vesper sparrow, 211
Vespertilio cinnamomeus, 585
vespertina, Hesperiphona, 210
vespertino, murciélago, 443
Vesperugo,

carolinensis, 599
erythrodactylus, 599
hesperus, 596
merriami, 597
subflavus, 599
veracrucis, 601
vicinior, Peromyscus banderanus, 463
Villa R., Bernardo, 219, 251

Villa R., Bernardo and E. Raymond Hall, 435
villicauda, Proechimys, 355
villosus, Dendrocopos, 204
vinaceus, Geomys bursarius, 234
violet-green swallow, 206
virens, Icteria, 189, 209
Vireo,

alticola, 188
cassinii, 209
gilvus, 209
huttoni, 209
olivaceus, 209
solitarius, 188, 209
swainsonii, 209
vireo,

Cassin, 209
Hutton, 209
mountain, 188
red-eyed, 209
warbling, 209
western warbling, 209
virgineus, Thomomys bottae, 64
Virginia rail, 200

virginiana, Didelphis, 439
virginianus,

Bubo, 159, 203
Colinus, 200
Odocoileus, 470
viridescens, Triturus, 103
viridis, Setaria, 132
viridus, Crotalus, 111
vittata, Mephitis macroura, 578
vociferus, Charadrius, 200
volcanes, ratón los, 466
vulgaris, Sturnus, 168, 209
vulture,

turkey, 198
western turkey, 198
W
wahwahensis, Thomomys bottae, 58
wapacuthu, Bubo virginianus, 203
warbler,

Audubon, 209
Black-throated gray, 209
Calaveras, 209
Macgillivray, 209
northern pileolated, 210
orange-crowned, 209
pileolated, 210
Rocky Mountain orange-crowned, 209
Townsend, 209
yellow, 209
warbling vireo, 209
warreni, Proechimys, 316

wasatchensis, Thomomys talpoides, 8
washingtoniensis, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, 199
water snake, 109
water-thrush,

British Columbia, 189
Grinnell, 209
northern, 189
waxwing,

Bohemian, 208
cedar, 208
weasel, 447
western,

belted kingfisher, 204
bluebird, 208
burrowing owl, 203
catbird, 207
chipping sparrow, 212
crow, 206
gnatcatcher, 208
golden-crowned kinglet, 208
goshawk, 198
grebe, 196
grosbeak, 210
harlequin duck, 198
house wren, 207
lark sparrow, 211

western—Concluded

meadowlark, 190, 210
mourning dove, 202
olive-backed thrush, 208
pigeon hawk, 199
pileated woodpecker, 204
pine siskin, 211
pipit, 188, 208
red-tailed hawk, 198
ruby-crowned kinglet, 208
sandpiper, 201
solitary, 201
spiny pocket mouse, 454
tanager, 210
tree sparrow, 212
turkey vulture, 198
vesper sparrow, 211
warbling vireo, 209
wenmanni, Epitedia, 140
white pelican, 196
white-cheeked goose, 196
white-crowned sparrow, 212
white-faced glossy ibis, 196
white-headed woodpecker, 205
white-sided jack rabbit, 469
white-tailed,

deer, 470
ptarmigan, 200
white-throated,

sparrow, 212
swift, 204
wood rat, 467
white-winged crossbill, 211
wild,

lettuce, 133
millet, 134
morning glory, 135
willet, western, 201
Williamson sapsucker, 204
willow thrush, 188, 208
Wilson,

phalarope, 184, 202
plover, 184
snipe, 201
warbler, 190
Wilsonia,

pileolata, 210
pusilla, 190, 210
wilsonia, Charadrius, 184
wilsonianus, Asio otus, 203
winter wren, 207
wood duck, 197
wood pewee, 205
wood rat,

dwarf, 467
ferruginous, 467
white-throated, 467

Woodhouse jay, 206
woodhousei, Aphelocoma coerulescens, 206
woodhousii, Bufo, 104
woodpecker,

Alaska three-toed, 205
alpine three-toed, 205
arctic three-toed, 205
Batchelder, 205
hairy, 204
Lewis, 204
northern white-headed, 205
pileated, 204
Rocky Mountain hairy, 204
three-toed, 205
western pileated, 204
white-headed, 204
wood mouse, 462
worm-eating warbler, 189
worm snake, 107
wren,

canyon, 207
common rock, 207
house, 207
long-billed, 207
northern canyon, 207
northwestern long-billed, 207
rock, 207
southern winter, 188
western house, 207
western winter, 207
winter, 188, 207
Y
yellow warbler, 209
yellow-bellied,

flycatcher, 186
king snake, 108
yellow-breasted chat, 189
yellow-headed blackbird, 210
yellow-legs,

greater, 201
lesser, 201
yellow-throat, western, 189, 209

yerbabuenae, Leptonycteris nivalis, 441
Yuma,

murciélago, 443
myotis, 443
yumanensis, Myotis, 443

Z
zacatecae, Reithrodontomys megalotis, 456
zamorae, Peromyscus melanophrys, 463
zapotero, murciélago, 442
zelotes, Peromyscus, 462
Zenaidura,

macroura, 168, 202
marginella, 202

Zonotrichia,

albicollis, 212
gambeli, 212
leucophrys, 212
querula, 212
zorrillo, 448

manchado, 447
real, 448
zorro gris, 448
Zygogeomys,

tarascensis, 453
trichopus, 453

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Transciber's Notes

To facilitate locating entries, a "jump" list was created and each section where a new letter of the alphabet begins was labeled and a link back to the list was added to the left column. In transcribing this publication, the following errors were corrected. Seven misplaced entries were moved to their correct alphabetical location. Five other typographical errors were corrected (as listed below).

Reodered Entries

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616 | gray, titmouse
618 | inexspectatus, Reithrodontomys fulvescens
622 | mexicanus, Cassidix
630 | sanctiluciae, Dipodomys venustus
631 | Sitta, pygmaea
632 | sparrow, English
632 | sparrow, vesper

Typographical Corrections

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i | Missing period in E. Raymond Hall added
612 | Raymon ⇒ Raymond
625 | sandwichensis not indented
628 | repeated "pullus" removed
633 | restricuts ⇒ restrictus

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