517 Culicina, 255 ; characters of, '250 ; subfamily, 333.
Culifuges, 234.
Cyanide bottle, how to make, 23. Cyclorrhapha, 1.
D.
"Dapple-winged mosquito," 218, 510. Deep ploughing as an anti-malarial measure in certain soils, 193. Deinokerides, antennse, 261 ; illust., 473. Denuded, 8.
Destruction of hybernating females in houses, importance of, 220 ; of mosquitoes in dry season, 177.
Digestive system of larva, 47 ; of mosquito,93,101;ofpupa,69. Diptera, sub-orders of, 1. Dissection of imago, 92 ; of larva, 47 ; of mosquito, 92.
Distribution of CulicidcB, chap, ix., on, 237 ; of Anoplieles, 283. Diurnal mosquitoes, 137. Dorsal vessel, 46.
Drainage, 166, 237, 238 ; subsoil, 171, 177, 185 ; surface, 169, 172, 177, 181, 199, 201, 202, 209, 216, 218, 219. Dress, malarial prophylaxis, as concerns, 231.
E.
Eastern Archipelago, Culicidcs of, 249. Ecdysis of tracheal lining, method of, 50.
Egg, 107, 123 ; basis of classification, 261 ; length of, 125 ; to imago, 134. Egg-boats, character of, 29, 109 ; illust., 123.
Eggs, female depositing, 122, 137 ; mosquito (illust.), 123. Egypt, malaria in, 195. Ejaculatory duct, 110. Enemies of mosquitoes, 149. EphevieridcB, larva of, 62. Epipharynx, 11.
Epipodium, 17.
Epithelium of stomach, (illust.), 65. Eretmapodites, leg scales, 476; wing venation, 476, 491.
Escape of imago from pupa case, 132. Eucalyptus trees, uselessness of, 179. Eucephalous, 42 ; larvae, 1. European Culicidce, list of, 243. European dwellings in the tropics, illdesigned, qua malaria, 197. Exterminating mosquitoes, a stock gibe,215.
Eye of imago, 9, 78 ; of larva, 44, 53, 58, 61, 63 ; of larva of C. pipiens, (illust.), 55. ; of pupa, 73. Fades, 9.
Parrant's solution, 34. Female generative organs of imago, 107, illust., 107, 108. Females, Culicidce, impregnated, survivalof,20;hybernating,destruction of, 220.
Femora, 16.
"Fever Halls," 233.
Fevers, differentiation of, 210. Fiji, Culicidce of, 251. Filariasis, 29 ; how conveyed, 94, 281. Fins of pupa, 69.
Fissura frontalis, 9. Flagellum of larvae, 44. Fleas, 3.
Food of Anopheles, 145, 146 ; of imago, 114 ; of larvse, 115. Forceps, 13.
Pork cells, 16 ; of Anopheles, 283. Formosa, Culicidce in, 250. Fourchettes, 16.
Poveae antennales, 10. Foveal, 119.
Frons, 9.
Fumigation as a means of destroying adult mosquitoes, 220, 226. Function of antennae, 79, 80. Gangetic alluvium, characters of, 174. Garden tank (illust.), 194 ; cleaning of, 217 ; in cultivation, influence of, 193. Gecko lizard and mosquitoes, 149. Generative organs of imago, 90, 107, illust., 107, 108, 110 ; of pupa, 73. Generic characters of larvae of Culicidce,chap,iv.,on,58.
Genitalia, see Generative. Genus, vide Systematic Index. Geology of India, 174.
518 GNATS OR MOSQUITOES Glass larvae, 63.
Gonapophyses, 6G, 110.
Government quarters in India, 232, Grey gnat, 5 ; mosquito, 439. Ground colouring, 8.
H.
Habitat of mosquitoes, chap, vii., on, 112.
Hceviagogus, wing (illust.), 509. Hairs on antennae, function of, 80, 81. Halteres, 1, 12, 66, 68, 89 ; function of, 89.
Hardening and staining insect tissues, 35.
Hatching out larvae, 28. Haunts, favourite, of mosquito, 20. Hazeline for bites, 234. Head of imago, 7, 9, 78, illust. of, 8, 84, 97 ; of larvae, 43, 59, 61, 63 ; of pupa,67.
Hearing, organs of, in imago, 80, 89 ; in larva, 56.
Heart of larva, 45.
Hepatic glands of larva, 45. Horse-fly's " tongue," 81, 82. Humeri, 11.
Hybernating female, abdomen of (illust.), 91.
Hybernation of larvae, 131, 135, 136 ; of the adult insect, 140, 141. Hybernation, southern limit of, 143. Hygiene, personal, 225. Hypopharynx, 11, 82, 83, 85, 93, 96. Hypopygium, 13.
I.
Identification of species, chap, x., on, 254.
Imago, digestive system of (illust.), 95. SeeMosquito.
Imbedding apparatus where gas is unobtainable, 36.
Incisura axillaris, 16. Incisurce abdominis, 13, 51. India, Culicida: of, 248. Insect-box described, 25. Insect-collecting a fascinating hobby, 20.
Insecticides, see Larvicide. Inundation canals, malaria-producing effect of, 191.
Iodine, tincture of, for bites, 235. Irrigation and mosquitoes, 183; described, 185.
Isolation of healthy persons, 235 ; of malarious patients, 214. Jalkumi, a water plant. 179. Japan, Culicidce in, 250. Jungles, malarial influence of, 183. K.
KachcJia drains, 218.
Kerosene as a larvicide, 217, 225, 226, 234.
Killing-bottle for insect collecting, 23. Eunkar, a kind of soil, 175. Labella, 10.
Labial palps, 86 ; of blow-fly, 81 ; of mosquito, 83.
Labium conveying filariae, 94 ; of imago, 10 ; of larvae, 47 ; of mosquito, 83. Labrum of imago, 11, 61, 63 ; of larva, 44, 47, 58; of mosquito, 83, 84, 93, 94 ; of sand-fly, 82.
Larva, Aca7-us on, 151 ; anatomy of, chap, iii., on, 40, illust., 39; brain of, 52 ; breeding of, apparatus for, 28; detection of, in puddles, 118, 128; eye of (illust.), 39; food of, 116, 129-131 ; generic characters of, chap, iv., on, 58, 253; hatching out of, apparatus for, 29 ; head of, 1 ; moulting of, 131 ; mounting for microscope, 33 ; of Anopheles, 60, 130 ; of Corethra, 63 ; of Mochlonyx, 58; parasite on, 151, illust., 150; plate of, 57 ; posture of, 120, illust., 128, 130 ; resistance of, 132, 133, 223. "Larvicide," name of an aniline product, 224.
Larvicides, fish as, 150; kerosene as, 217 ; use of, 219 ; various, 223, 224. Lateral stigmatic cords of larva, 50. Laveran's parasite, 116. Laying eggs, metliod of 123.
INDEX 519 Leg, nomenclature, 16,17; of Culicidcc, 90 ; of mosquito (illust.) 17 ; of pupa, 68.
Leptocornis genus, 316.
Life history, 1; chap, vii., on, 112. Ligamentum nuchae, 100.
Limatiis, 510, 513.
Limit of malaria, 161 ; southern, of hybernation, 143.
Lingua, 11.
Lists, faunistic, 243-251. Lobulus, 11.
Longevity of Culicidcc, 134. "Long-lived" mosquito, Bancroft's, 241,408.
Lunula frontalis, 9.
M.
Madiera, Gulicidoi of, 251. Malaria, 4, 20, 29 ; and Anopheles, 149, 281 ; and Anopheles generally found together, 284 ; and atmospheric pressure, 165 ; and blood parasites, 116 ; and cultivation, 183 ; and drainage,170; and hill districts, 166; and inundation canals, 191; and irrigation, 183, 193; and personal hygiene,225;andpurifiedwater,167 and quinine, 177 ; and rainfall, 164 and salivary glands of mosquito, 99 and silt, 192 ; and spleen ratio, 166 and water supply, 166 ; anti-malarial influence of town life, 204 ; at Berhampur, 148 ; bovine, 116 ; coccidia of, 70 ; commissions, 219 ; diminished byfillingpuddles,207, 236; diminished by hydraulic sanitation, 171 ; dimin- I ished by paving and draining, 206 ; diminished by pastoral cultivation, 196 ; diminished in Egypt, 195 ; expenditure for prevention of, 156 ; how to diminish, 213, 225 ; in Indian jails, 212 ; in the European army in India, 210 ; in the native army in India, 211 ; influence of air on, 172 ; influence of human occupation, 196 ; influence of soil on, 172 ; influenceofvegetationon,178;inoculatedbythebiteofinfected mosquitoes, 153 ; inoculating apparatusofmosquito,93;intensifiedby canal irrigation, 189; isolation of patients, 213, 214; limit of, 161; may be stamped out, 152; microscopic apparatus for, 33; no exact Indian statistics, 210 ; not dependant on population 157, 153 ; prophylaxis of, chap, viii., on, 152; responsible for very great mortality, 156 ; seasonal prevalence of, 209 ; so-called, on " Argo," 170 ; stamp out, 215 ; temperature and development, 158 ; thickets and undergrowth favourable, 182.
Malaria-proof houses, 227. Malarial parasite, evolution of, 148 ; parasite requires two hosts, 154, 213, 281 ; parasites found in An. costalis. 309, An. funestus, 318, An. Lutzii, 304, An. paludis, 296, An. superpictus, 311.
Malay Peninsula, Gulicidce of, 249. Male gonerative organs, 109, illust., 110. Malphigian tubes of imago, 102 ; of larva, 46, 47.
Mandibles of imago, 84, 86, 93 ; of larva, 46, 58, 01, 129.
Mandibulse of imago, 11 ; of larva, 47. Mangrove swamps and mosquitoes, 133. Marginal vein, 16.
Margo verticalis, 9.
Marsh miasmata, 170.
Marshes and malaria, 170.
Mauritius, Culicidte of, 251. Maxilla?, 11, 58, 61, 64, 93 ; of imago, 11, 84, 86 ; of larva, 47. Maxillary palpi of imago, 81, 87 ; of larva,62.
Mediastinal vein, 14.
Megarhina, larva, 42, 58 ; metallic colouration, 268 ; number of, 239 ; plate illustrating, 269 ; wing (illust.), 266.
Megarhinina, 255, 333 ; characters of, 256,265.
Mesothorax, 11, 88.
Metamorphosis of Diptera, 1. Metanotum, 12 ; characters of, 262 ; nude,259.
Metatarsus, 17.
Metathorax, 11, 88.
Microscope, 33 ; and determination of genera, 255 ; mounting for, 24, 28, 33,254.
520 GNATS OE MOSQUITOES Midges and mosquitoes, distinction between, 3, 5, 500 ; link between, 256. Mochlcmyx, eggs, 131 ; larva, 46, 58, 131 ; number, 239 ; pupa, 60, 131 ; wing,508.
Molopheles,3.
Monograph on Culicida, by Theobald, 240.
Mwam, Limestone, 177.
Mosquito, anatomy of, chap, vi., on, 76 ; and blood parasites, 37, 116 ; and puddles, 169, 170 ; and yellow fever, 126 ; bites, prevention of, 216, 225 ; curtains, 229, 230 ; derivation of word, 4 ; destruction of, 214, 221 ; eggs (illust.), 123; enemies of, 149; favourite haunts of, 20 ; in England, 4; leg of (illust.), 17; mouth of (illust.), 83 ; never fly high, 233 ; prevalenceof,chap,vii.,on,112,chap, viii., on, 152 ; -proof houses, 226, 227, illust., 227 ; -proof room, portable, 229 ; remedies, 234.
Mosquitoes and water, 20, 170 ; how captured, 21 ; how photographed (illust.), 81 Moulting of larva, 131.
Mounting entire insects, 24, illust., 26,27.
Mouth, framework of, 96 ; nomenclatureof,10;ofdipterousadultinsect 81, compared, 256 ; of Corethrina, 500 ; of imago, 10, 81 ; of larva, 47, 129 ; of mosquito, 83, 95 ; of pupa, 67; of sand-fly (illust.), 82. Movements of larvaj, 129 ; of pup^, 74,129.
Mucidus, eggs, 124, 261 ; head scales, 259 ; larva 42 ; leg, 78 ; proboscis, 333 ; wing, 16 ; wing scales, 261. Municipal water supplies, effect of, 167.
Muscles, 92.
N.
Names, scientific, 17.
Neck, 87, 98.
Nematocera,2,S; anomalous, characters of, 2 ; true, characters of, 2 ; true, families of, 2.
Nervous system of imago, 72, 106, illust.,106; of larva, 46, 52; of pupa, 72.
Net for catching mosquitoes, 22. New Zealand, Cidicidce of, 251. North American Cidicidce, list of, 244. Norway mosquitoes, 425.
Note, musical, of mosquitoes, SO, 146, 284,285.
Number of members of the family and the genera, 240.
Nymph, see Pupa.
O.
Occiput, 9.
Oceanic Islands, Cidicidce of, 251. Ocelli, 9, 61, 63.
ffisophagus of larvse, 47 ; of imago, 98. Olfactory organs of larvse, 44. " On the Prowl," by E. H. A., 19. Opium, as a malarial prophylactic, 196. Orbit, 10.
OrthorrJiaiJJia, 1.
Ovaries, 91, 107.
Ovipositor, 13, 91, 107.
Pacca built houses, 228.
Pack specimens, how to, 27, 28. ; Pairing of Cidicidce, 127. i Palpi, 11, 86, 57 ; length of, 262 ; male, I basis of classification, 255 ; of j Anopheles, 139.
Panoplites, eggs, 124, 126, 261 ; wing scales,260.
: Parafnn, oil as a larvicide, 219, 224 ; \ wax for embedding, 35.
I Parasite on larva, 151, illust., 150. j Parasites, blood, and mosquitoes, 37, ! 116,148; and temperature, 158; in j mosquitoes, how to diminish, 213 ; in salivary glands, 36, 101. Parasitism, Jaw of, 155.
! Pastilles, sulphur, for fumigating, 221. Paving of towns as an anti-malarial measure,205 ; Peristomium, 9.
' Personal hygiene, 225.
i Pharyngeal bulb (illust.), 97. I Pharynx, 11, 96, 98.
j Phlebotomus, 6, illust., 5; mouth (illust.), 82.
INDEX 521 Photographing mosquitoes, 31, 138. Pinning mosquitoes, method of, 26, illust., 26, 27.
Pins for mounting, 24.
Pipe, shrill, of Anopheles, 285. Pleura, 11.
Pneumatic sacs, 104 ; vesicle, (illust.), 104.
Poisers, see Halteres.
Poison, glands, 101 ; small effect of chemical, on larvae, 223. Position of Culicidcp, chap, i., on, 1 ; resting, 30, 138.
Post, transmission of living insects by, 27, 28, Sambon's method, 32. Post-costal vein, 16.
Preserving, collecting and, of larvae and pupae, chap, ii., on, p. 19. Prevalence of mosquitoes, chap, vii., on, 112, chap, viii., on, 152, 157. Preventive measures against larvae, 215-225, against mosquito bites, 226-236 ; plants as, 179. Proboscis, 3, 10, 103, 139 ; action of, 87, 93, illust., 84 ; none in midges, 256 ; of mosquito, 81 ; structure of, 262 ; used in classification, 256. Prophylaxis of malaria, chap, vii., on, 152.
Prothorax, 11.
Psorophora, larva of, 42 ; legs, 78 ; number, 239 ; proboscis, 333 ; thorax, 87; wing scales, 261.
Public works, effects of, 199. Puddles, malarial influence of, 170, 189. PulicidcB,3.
Pulvillus, 17, 90, 123.
Punkah, 229, 230.
Pupa, anatomy of, chap, v., on, 66, 131, illust., 65 ; emerging of imago from, 132; of Anopheles, 62, illust., 130, of Corethra, 64, 131 ; of Crdex, 131 ; illust., 128 ; of Mochlonyx, 60, 131 ; preserving and collecting of, chap. ii. on, p. 19 ; resistance of, 132, 133. Pibt, a Punjab soil, 176. Pyrexia, 210.
Q- Quarters, Government, in India, 232. Quinine, prophylactic use of, 177, 196, 213,236.
R.
Rainfall and trees, 182 ; of thirty-one Indian stations, 162, 163. Railways, malaria-causing effects of, 199.
Renal organs of mosquito, 102. Reproductive, see Generative. Respiratory syphon of larva, 127, 131, of pupa, 67, 131 ; system of imago, 92, 101, 103, illust., 104; system of larva of Corethera, 64, of Culex, 48 ; system of pupa, 71.
Rice, effects of cultivation of, 187, 188, 216.
BipicepJiahcs annulatiis and bovine malaria, 116.
Rivers, drainage by, 171. Rostrum, 10.
Ryphacophua, 3.
S.
Sabethes, leg, 78 ; number, 289. Salivary glands of imago, 85, 93, 97, 98, 105 ; glands of larvae, 47 ; of mosquito,howtoexamine,99;relation to malaria, 99.
Salt marsh, Cii/ex larvae in, 133. Sand- flies, 2, 5 ; Indian, 256, illust., 5 ; mouth (illust.), 82.
Sanitation and malaria, chap, viii., on, 152.
Scale-characters (illust.), 257. Scales, form and arrangement of, 262 ; of mosquitoes (illust. ), 77, 257 ; workingbasisofclassification,252,254. Scutcllum, 11, 88.
Sea water, Culex larvae in, 133. Sectionising of larvae and imagines, 34. Segment,12.
Sense organs of imago, 81, 89 ; of larva, 53.
Setae of pupa, 69, 75.
Sexual differences in pupa, 69. Shoulder callosities, 11. Simulidce, 2, 4, 5.
Simulium, 5, 6.
Silt from flooding, effect of, 193. Site of tropical residence, how to choose,182.
Smell, organs of, in larva, 56.
522 GNATS OR MOSQUITOES Soil, influence of, 172 ; varieties of, in India, 174.
Somite, 12.
" Song " of Anopheles, 284. South American Culicidce, list of, 24 5. Southern limit of hybernation, 143. Species, 17.
Spermatozoa, 108, illust., 107. Spermothecaj of ? , 108. Spleen ratio and malaria, 16G. Spring levels, raising of, by canal irrigation, 188.
Staining sections, 35 ; of salivary glands,99.
Staphylococci, 232. Statistics of malaria, 210, 211. Staunching action of silt, 193. Stegomyia, clypeus 10, 258 ; disappearance,140;eggs,124,126,261;larva, 41, 42, 118, 120, 127, 130; palps, 333 ; scales, 259.
Stigma prothoracis, 11, 88. Stigmata of larva of Anojjheles ; of mosquito, 103.
Stinging elephant mosquito, 273. Stipes,10.
Stomach, dissection of, 38, 102; of larva, 46.
Stylus, 13.
Sub-families of Culicidce, 256 :— a. Megarhinina, chap, xi., 265. b. Anophclina, chap, xii., 280. c. Culicina, chap, xiii., 333. d. jEdomina, chap, xiv., 475. e. Corethrina, chap, xv., 500. Sub-marginal vein, 16. Sucker, 10.
Suction, method of, 97. " Siidd" on the Upper Nile, malariafavouring effect of, 171. Sulphur fumigation for destruction of mosquitoes, 221.
Sunlight and larva. 117, 118. Sutlej canals, waterlogging of soil by, 188.
Sutura transversalis, 11. Swamps and mosquitoes, 133. Symbols explained, 286. Synonyms, 18.
Syphon of larva, 62 ; respiratory, of larva, 127, 131 ; of pupa, 67, 131. T.
Tabanidce,6.
Table, amount of irrigation water requiredfor various crops, 187 ; Indian climatic, 160 ; monthly admissions of European army, 210 ; do. of native army, 211 ; rainfall to fever admissions in jails, 165.
Tables, synoptic, of species, vide under corresponding genus. See Index of Species,p.
Tceniorhynchus, wing scales of, 260. Tanks (illust.), 194 ; method of dealing with, 203.
Tape-worm, 154.
Tar as a larvicide, 224. Tarsal joints, 263. Tarsi, 17.
Taste, organs of, in larva, 56. Tecjuke,12.
Temperature, mean, of thirty-one Indian stations, 162, 163.
Tirebra, 13.
Terminology of Culcidce, chap. i. ; of Diptcra G ; of wing, 13. Thorax of imago, 7, 87, 98, illust., 88, 89; if marked, 263; of larva, 44, 58, 64 ; of pupa, 67 ; illust. of C. Bancroftii, 400, C. alboannulatus, 410, C. linealis 450.
Tibia, 17.
Tipnla, 500.
Tobacco smoke for killing insects, 24. Tomentum, 7.
Tongue, so-called, 81. Town life, anti-malavial influence of, 204.
Trabeculse,94.
Tracheal arches of larva of An. Rossii (illust.), 49 ; gills, 68. Transmission of specimens, 27, 28, Sambon's method, 32. Transverse veins, 15. Trap-bottle, Ficalbi's 21, illust., 22. Trees favour multiplication of mosquitoes, 180.
Triangulum frontalo anterium, 9 ; ocellce, 9 ; vcrticale, 9. Triclioprosopon, clypeus of, 10, 258; metauotum of, 12.
Trochanter, 17.
523 u.
Uuguea,17.
UranotcEiiia, illust., 490 ; larvse of, 42. Undergrowth, malarial influence of, 183.
Urban conditions unfavourable to malaria, 204.
Uric acid in mosquito, 102. Valvulte conniventes, 102. Varieties of species, 17. Vascular system of larva, 51. Vegetation and malaria, 178. Veins, cross, of Anoplieles, 287 ; names of, 264 ; scales on, 259. Vena interposita, 16.
Venation of wing, 14.
Veneno-salivary glands, 101. Venter, 12.
Vemilcc,15.
Vertex, 9.
Vitta frontalis, 9.
Voice of Anopheles, 146, 284. W.
Water and larvse, 116, &c., 170, illust., 194, 198, 200, 203 ; supply of towns, effect of, on malaria, 166, 205. Water-logging from canals, to prevent, 189,190.
Wastage of water from canals, 186. West Indian Culicidce, list of, 245. " White man's burden," 285. Whorl-organ of larva, 61, 117, 129. Wide distribution of certain species, 252.
Wing, 3, 7, 104 ; how noted, 2G3 ; illus trations of ^dom. venustipes, 479, An. Bancroftii, 509, An. Christo phersi, 509, An. Ganibue, 509, An. leucophyrus, 312, An. macullpalpis 297, An. metaboles, 509, An. Pharcen sis, 303, An. pulcherrbmis, 509, Coi\ Asiatica, 507, Culex, 387, C. concolor, 14, C. fatigans, 440, C. plpiens 440, HcBin. cymieus, 509, Limatus Durliamii, 509, Megarldna, 265, MocU. veliitiniis, 508, Ur. geovietrica 490 ; names of veins, 264 ; of Phle botomtis, 6 ; scales on, 260 ; ter minology of, 13.
Wingless CiUex, 238.
Wings of gnats, armature of, 8 ; of pupa,68.
Winter mosquito, 323.
Wire gauze, 226, 228.
Wood, Dr., of Philadelphia, on antimiasmatic influence of urban conditions, 204.
WyeoDiyia, metanotnm of, 12 ; nude. Y.
Year's experience in Oudh, 143, Yellow fever and mosquitoes, 126. Zygotes,114.
524 INDEX OF SPECIES AND OF THE SYSTEMATIC PORTION GENERALLY.
In consulting this Index {except in the case of generic descriptions), the specific, and not the generic, name should he sought. The latter will be found, indicated either by initials or in full, after each specific designation. The reference to the systematic description of species is, in each case, indicated by heavier type. SUB-FAMILIES AND GENEKA. (a) Megharinina, chap, xi., 265. I. Megarhina, 265 ; tabic, 267. II. Toxorhynchites, 278. (b) Anophelina, chap, xii., 280. III. Anopheles, 281 ; table, 287. IV. Cycloleppteron, 331. (c) CuLiciNA, chap, xiii., 333. V. Eretmapodites, 335.
VI. Janthinosoma, 337 ; table, 338. VII. Psorophora, 843 ; table, 344. VIII. Mucidus, 346 ; table, 347. IX. Panoplites, 350 ; table, 352. X. Tceniorhynclms, 358 ; table, 359. XI. Trichoprosapon, 367. XII. Stegomyia, 368 ; table, 319. XIII. Armigercs, 384.
XIV. Culex, 386; tables, 388, 396 408, 420, 422, 428, 430, 433, 453, 456, 463, 464.
XV. Deinokcridcs, 472.
XVI. BracJdomyia, 473.
{d) ^DOMiNA, chap, xiv., 475. XVII. Sabethes, 475.
XVIII. ^domyia, 478.
XIX. .l^]des, 480 ; table, 480. XX. Hd'magogus, 485.
XXI. Uranotccnia, 485 ; table, 487. XXII. Wyeoviyia, 495 ; table, 496. (e) CORETHRINA, chap. XV., 600. XXIII. Corethra, 500 ; table, 501. XXIV. MochlouTjx, 507.
(/) Unassigned.
Limatus, 513.
TABLE OF CONTEACTIONS.