Geobates, ii.103Geobiastes, ii.312Geocichla, ii.256Geococcyx, ii.309Geocolaptes, ii.304GEODEPHAGA, ii.486Geoffroyus, ii.326Geographical zoology, introduction, ii.167materials for, ii.168Geological history of Oriental region, i. 362Geology and Physical Geography of the Antilles, ii.62,79Geomelania, ii.519Geomys, ii.233Geopelia, ii.332Geophaps, ii.333Geophagus, ii.439Geopsittacus, ii.325Georissa, ii.522Georychus, ii.231Geositta, ii.103Geospiza, ii.284Geothlypis, ii.279Geotrochus, ii.523Geotryon, ii.333Geotrypus, ii.190Geranospiza, ii.347Gerbillus, ii.230ii.232Geronticus, ii.360Gerrhonotus, ii.392Gerrhosaurus, ii.392GERRIDÆ, ii.438Gervasia, ii.260Gerygone, ii.258Giant-Clams, ii.534Gibbon, ii.171Gibraltar, cave fauna of, i. 114Giraffes, ii.221Girardinus, ii.450Glacial epoch, as affecting the distribution of animals, i. 40as a cause of the great change in the fauna of the temperate zones, since Pliocene times, i. 151probably simultaneous in both hemispheres, i. 151causing a general subsidence of the ocean, i. 152Glandina, Eocene, i. 169ii.515Glareola, ii.355GLAREOLIDÆ, ii.355Glaucis, ii.107Glaucidium, ii.350Glauconeza, ii.536Glaucopis, ii.481Gliciphila, ii.275Glis, ii.232Globiocephalus, ii.209Glossoptila, ii.278Glossotherium, in Brazilian caves, i. 145S. American Pliocene, i. 147ii.247Glycimeris, ii.536Glyphidodon, ii.437Glyphoglossus, ii.416Glyphorhynchus, ii.103Glyptodon, S. American Pliocene, i. 147Glyptosternum, ii.443Gnaphodes, ii.471Gnathodon, ii.536Gnathopsis, S. American Pliocene, i. 147Goats, Palæarctic, i. 182ii.221Goat-suckers, ii.519GOBIESOCIDÆ, ii.436GOBIIDÆ, ii.430Gobio, ii.452Gobius, ii.430Godman, Mr., on Natural History of the Azores, i. 207Golden Moles, S. African, i. 267Goliathi, ii.494Gonepteryx, ii.478Goniodactylus, ii.400Gongylophis, ii.382Gonorhynchidæ, ii.453Gonyocephalus, ii.402Gonyosoma, ii.379Gouldia, ii.107Goura, ii.333Graculavus, N. American Cretaceous, i. 164Grallæ, arrangement of, i. 97peculiar or characteristic Palæarctic genera, i. 249peculiar Ethiopian genera of, i. 31peculiar Oriental genera of, i. 386peculiar Australian genera of, i. 484GRALLÆ, ii.351general remarks on the distribution of, ii.362Grallaria, ii.104Grallaricula, ii.104Grallina, ii.273Grammatophorus, ii.402Grammatoptila, ii.261Grampus, ii.209Granatellus, ii.279Grandala, ii.259Graphidurus, ii.232Graphipterus, ii.491Graucalus, ii.268Gray, Dr. J. E., on classification of Cetacea, i. 88Grayia, ii.376Grayson, Col, on birds of Tres Marias, ii.59Grebes, ii.367Greece, Upper Miocene deposits of, i. 115summary of Miocene fauna of, i. 116Green Bulbuls, ii.267Greenland, zoology of, ii.138Greenlets, ii.280Groups peculiar to a region, how defined, ii.184Grouse, ii.328GRUIDÆ, ii.356Grus, ii.357Grypsicus, ii.421Grypus, ii.107Guacharo, ii.107Guans, ii.342Guaraunas, ii.357Gubernatrix, ii.285Guillemots, ii.267Guira, ii.309Guiraca, ii.285Gulick, Rev. J. T., on Achatinellidæ of the Sandwich Islands, i. 446Gulls, ii.364Gulo, ii.199Günther, Dr., his classification of reptiles, i. 98his classification of fishes, i. 101on gigantic tortoises of Galapagos and the Mascarene Islands, i. 289on range of Indian reptiles in the Himalayas, i. 329on identical Atlantiic and Pacific fishes, ii.21on fresh-water fishes of Central America, ii.54Gygis, ii.365GYMNARCHIDÆ, ii.449Gymnarchus, ii.449Gymnetinæ, ii.494Gymnobucco, ii.306Gymnocephalus, ii.103Gymnocichla, ii.104Gymnocorvus, ii.274Gymnocypris, ii.452Gymnodactylus, ii.400GYMNODERINÆ, ii.293Gymnoderus, ii.103GYMNODONTES, ii.457Gymnoglaux, ii.350Gymnokitta, ii.273Gymnomystax, ii.282Gymnopelia, ii.333Gymnops, ii.287GYMNOPHTHALMIDÆ, ii.395Gymnophthalmus, ii.395Gymnopus, ii.199Gymnorhina, ii.273Gymnostomus, ii.451GYMNOTIDÆ, ii.455Gymnotus, ii.455Gymnura, ii.188Gypaëtus, ii.348Gypohierax, ii.348Gypoictinia, ii.349Gyps, ii.346H.Haast, Dr., on extinct birds of New Zealand, i. 460Habitat, definition of, i. 4Habrocomus, ii.238Habroptila, ii.352Habrura, ii.101Hadrostomus, ii.102,293Hæmatoderus, ii.103Hæmatopus, ii.356Hæmatospiza, ii.285Hæmophila, ii.284Hæmulon, ii.426Hætera, ii.471Hagria, ii.397Hainan, zoology of, i. 334Halcyon, ii.316Halcyornis, European Eocene, i. 103Halicyon, ii.204Haliæetus, ii.348Haliastur, ii.348Halichærus, ii.204Halicore, ii.210HALIOTIDÆ, ii.511Halitherium, European Pliocene, i. 112European Miocene, i. 119ii.211Halmaturus, ii.251HALOSAURIDÆ, ii.455Halys, ii.385Hamadryas, ii.470Hang-nests, ii.281Hapale, ii.176ii.178Hapalemur, ii.176HAPALIDÆ, ii.175Hapalotis, ii.230Hapalus, ii.524Haplocerus, ii.374Haplochilus, ii.450Haplochiton, ii.446HAPLOCHITONIDÆ, ii.446Haplodactylus, ii.427Haploodon, ii.236HAPLOODONTIDÆ, ii.236Haplospiza, ii.284Hapsidrophis, ii.379Harelda, ii.364Hares, ii.242Harma, ii.474Harpa, ii.349ii.507Harpactes, ii.314Harpagus, ii.349Harpalus, ii.489Harporhynchus, ii.256Harpyhaliæetus, ii.348Hartlaubius, ii.288Hathliodes, ii.502Hatteria of New Zealand, i. 456Hatteria, ii.405Hawks, ii.347Hedgehogs, ii.187Hedymeles, ii.285Helarctos, ii.202Helcyra, ii.474Heleothreptus, ii.320Heliactin, ii.108Heliangelus, ii.108Helianthea, ii.108Heliastes, ii.437HELICIDÆ, ii.512Helicina, ii.522HELICONIDÆ, ii.473ii.522Heliconius, ii.473Helicophagus, ii.442Helicops, ii.377Helictis, Himalayan, figure of, i. 331Helictis, ii.199Heliobletus, ii.103Heliochæra, ii.102Heliodoxa, ii.107Heliomastes, ii.108Heliopædica, ii.107Heliophobus, ii.231Helioporus, ii.417Heliornis, ii.352Heliothrix, ii.108Heliotrypha, ii.108Helix, Eocene, i. 169ii.513Helladotherium, Miocene of Greece, i. 116European Miocene, i. 120ii.221Helluomorpha, ii.490Helmintherus, ii.279Helminthophaga, ii.279Heloderma, ii.390HELODERMIDÆ, ii.390Helodromas, ii.353Helogale, ii.195Helogenes, ii.442HELORNITHINÆ, ii.352Helotarsus, ii.348Hemibos, Indian Miocene, i. 122ii.225Hemicentetes, ii.188Hemicercus, ii.303Hemichelidon, ii.290Hemichromis, ii.438Hemicyon, European Miocene, i. 118ii.198Hemidacnis, ii.278Hemidactylium, ii.413Hemidactylus, ii.399Hemierges, ii.397Hemigalea, ii.195Hemignathus, ii.277Hemimantis, ii.419Hemiodus, ii.445Hemiphractus, ii.420Hemipimelodus, ii.443Hemiprocne, ii.320Hemipus, ii.270Hemirhamphus, ii.450Hemisilurus, ii.442Hemisorubim, ii.442Hemistilbon, ii.109Hemisus, ii.414Hemitriccus, ii.101Hemixus, ii.267Henicognathus, ii.328Henicopernis, ii.349Henicophaps, ii.333Henicorhina, ii.264Henicornis, ii.103Heptapterus, ii.444Heredia, ii.413Herons, ii.359Heros, ii.438Herpestes, ii.195Herpetethiops, ii.376Herpetodryas, ii.376Herpeton, ii.376Herpetoreas, ii.375Herpetotheres, ii.348Herpetotherium, N. American Tertiary, i. 134Herpsilochmus, ii.104Herring, ii.454Hesperia, ii.480HESPERIDÆ, ii.480Hesperomys, N. American Tertiary, i. 140in Brazilian caves, i. 145S. American Pliocene, i. 147ii.230,231Hesperornis, N. American Cretaceous, i. 164Hestia, ii.470Hestima, ii.501Heterobranchus, ii.441Heterocephalus, ii.231Heterocercus, ii.102Heterochroa, ii.474Heterocnemis, ii.104Heterocorys, ii.289Heterodactylus, ii.393Heterodon, in Brazilian caves, i. 145ii.246ii.376Heterogynis, ii.481Heterolocha, ii.287Heteromorpha, ii.262Heteromys, ii.233Heteronota, ii.400Heteronympha, ii.471Heteropelma, ii.102,292Heteropus, ii.397HETEROPYGII, ii.450Heterospizias, ii.348Heterotis, ii.454Heterura, ii.290Hewitsonia, ii.477Hexagonia, ii.491Hexaprotodon, Indian Miocene, i. 122Hickman, Mr. John, on a cause of the extinction of large animals, i. 158Hieracidea, ii.349Hierax, ii.349Hierococcyx, ii.310Hierofalco, ii.349Hill-Tits, ii.266Himalayas, altitude reached by various groups in the, i. 329, 333Himantornis, ii.352Himantopus, ii.353Hinulia, ii.397Hipistes, ii.376Hipparchia, ii.471Hipparion, European Pliocene, i. 112Miocene of Greece, i. 115European Miocene, i. 119N. American Post-Pliocene, i. 130N. American Tertiary, i. 135ii.211Hippocampus, ii.457Hippoglossoides, ii.441Hippoglossus, ii.441HIPPOPOTAMIDÆ, ii.214Hippopotamus, Post-Pliocene, i. 112European Pliocene, i. 113Indian Pliocene, i. 122ii.214Hipposyus, N. American Tertiary, i. 133Hippotherium, European Miocene, i. 119Indian Miocene, i. 122HIPPOTRAGINÆ, ii.223Hippotragus, European Miocene, i. 120ii.223HIPPURITIDÆ, ii.534Hirundinea, ii.101HIRUNDINIDÆ, ii.280Hirundo, ii.281Hoazin, ii.345Holocanthus, ii.427Holbrookia, ii.401Holochilus, ii.230Hologerrhum, ii.379HOLOSTEI, ii.458Holurophis, ii.380Homalodontotherium, S. American Pliocene, i. 146Homalophis, ii.376Homalophus, European Miocene, i. 161HOMALOPSIDÆ, ii.376Homalopsis, ii.376Homaloptera, ii.453Homalosoma, ii.490Hombronia, ii.397Homocamelus, N. American Tertiary, i. 138ii.217Homorus, ii.103ii.524Honey-guides, ii.304Honeysuckers, birds specially adapted to Australia, i. 392ii.275Hooker, Dr., on deficiency of odours in New Zealand plants, i. 464Hoopoes, ii.317Hopladelus, ii.442HOPLEGNATHIDÆ, ii.433Hoplobatrachus, ii.421HOPLOCEPHALA, ii.460Hoplocephalus, ii.383Hoplocetus, European Pliocene, i. 112Hoplophoneus, N. American Tertiary, i. 134Hoplophorus, ii.246Hoplopterus, ii.356Horites, ii.258Hornbills, ii.316Horses, fossil, in Indian Miocene, i. 121perfect series of ancestral, in N. America, i. 136probable birthplace of, i. 154ii.211Horse-shoe bats, ii.182Hortulia, ii.381Howling monkeys, ii.175Hudson, Mr., on land-birds of Patagonia, ii.39Humming-birds, ii.321Huro, ii.425Hutton, Capt. F. W., on origin of New Zealand fauna, i. 461Huxley, Professor, on zoological regions, i. 59division of animal kingdom by, i. 85Hyades, ii.472Hyæna, Post-Pliocene, i. 112Miocene of Greece, i. 115European Miocene, i. 118Indian Miocene, i. 121fossil in N. China, i. 123ii.196Hyænarctosin European Pliocene, i. 112European Miocene, i. 118Indian Miocene, i. 121S. American Pliocene, i. 146Hyænictis, Miocene of Greece, i. 115European Miocene, i. 118ii.196Hyænidæ, European Miocene, i. 118HYÆNIDÆ, ii.196Hyænodon, European Miocene, i. 118European Eocene, i. 125N. American Tertiary, i. 134Hyænodontidæ, European Miocene, i. 118HYALEIDÆ, ii.531Hyalimax, ii.517Hyalina, ii.515Hyalosaurus, ii.392Hyantis, ii.472Hybocystis, ii.520Hyborhynchus, ii.452
Geobates, ii.103
Geobiastes, ii.312
Geocichla, ii.256
Geococcyx, ii.309
Geocolaptes, ii.304
GEODEPHAGA, ii.486
Geoffroyus, ii.326
Geographical zoology, introduction, ii.167
materials for, ii.168
Geological history of Oriental region, i. 362
Geology and Physical Geography of the Antilles, ii.62,79
Geomelania, ii.519
Geomys, ii.233
Geopelia, ii.332
Geophaps, ii.333
Geophagus, ii.439
Geopsittacus, ii.325
Georissa, ii.522
Georychus, ii.231
Geositta, ii.103
Geospiza, ii.284
Geothlypis, ii.279
Geotrochus, ii.523
Geotryon, ii.333
Geotrypus, ii.190
Geranospiza, ii.347
Gerbillus, ii.230
ii.232
Geronticus, ii.360
Gerrhonotus, ii.392
Gerrhosaurus, ii.392
GERRIDÆ, ii.438
Gervasia, ii.260
Gerygone, ii.258
Giant-Clams, ii.534
Gibbon, ii.171
Gibraltar, cave fauna of, i. 114
Giraffes, ii.221
Girardinus, ii.450
Glacial epoch, as affecting the distribution of animals, i. 40
as a cause of the great change in the fauna of the temperate zones, since Pliocene times, i. 151
probably simultaneous in both hemispheres, i. 151
causing a general subsidence of the ocean, i. 152
Glandina, Eocene, i. 169
ii.515
Glareola, ii.355
GLAREOLIDÆ, ii.355
Glaucis, ii.107
Glaucidium, ii.350
Glauconeza, ii.536
Glaucopis, ii.481
Gliciphila, ii.275
Glis, ii.232
Globiocephalus, ii.209
Glossoptila, ii.278
Glossotherium, in Brazilian caves, i. 145
S. American Pliocene, i. 147
ii.247
Glycimeris, ii.536
Glyphidodon, ii.437
Glyphoglossus, ii.416
Glyphorhynchus, ii.103
Glyptodon, S. American Pliocene, i. 147
Glyptosternum, ii.443
Gnaphodes, ii.471
Gnathodon, ii.536
Gnathopsis, S. American Pliocene, i. 147
Goats, Palæarctic, i. 182
ii.221
Goat-suckers, ii.519
GOBIESOCIDÆ, ii.436
GOBIIDÆ, ii.430
Gobio, ii.452
Gobius, ii.430
Godman, Mr., on Natural History of the Azores, i. 207
Golden Moles, S. African, i. 267
Goliathi, ii.494
Gonepteryx, ii.478
Goniodactylus, ii.400
Gongylophis, ii.382
Gonorhynchidæ, ii.453
Gonyocephalus, ii.402
Gonyosoma, ii.379
Gouldia, ii.107
Goura, ii.333
Graculavus, N. American Cretaceous, i. 164
Grallæ, arrangement of, i. 97
peculiar or characteristic Palæarctic genera, i. 249
peculiar Ethiopian genera of, i. 31
peculiar Oriental genera of, i. 386
peculiar Australian genera of, i. 484
GRALLÆ, ii.351
general remarks on the distribution of, ii.362
Grallaria, ii.104
Grallaricula, ii.104
Grallina, ii.273
Grammatophorus, ii.402
Grammatoptila, ii.261
Grampus, ii.209
Granatellus, ii.279
Grandala, ii.259
Graphidurus, ii.232
Graphipterus, ii.491
Graucalus, ii.268
Gray, Dr. J. E., on classification of Cetacea, i. 88
Grayia, ii.376
Grayson, Col, on birds of Tres Marias, ii.59
Grebes, ii.367
Greece, Upper Miocene deposits of, i. 115
summary of Miocene fauna of, i. 116
Green Bulbuls, ii.267
Greenland, zoology of, ii.138
Greenlets, ii.280
Groups peculiar to a region, how defined, ii.184
Grouse, ii.328
GRUIDÆ, ii.356
Grus, ii.357
Grypsicus, ii.421
Grypus, ii.107
Guacharo, ii.107
Guans, ii.342
Guaraunas, ii.357
Gubernatrix, ii.285
Guillemots, ii.267
Guira, ii.309
Guiraca, ii.285
Gulick, Rev. J. T., on Achatinellidæ of the Sandwich Islands, i. 446
Gulls, ii.364
Gulo, ii.199
Günther, Dr., his classification of reptiles, i. 98
his classification of fishes, i. 101
on gigantic tortoises of Galapagos and the Mascarene Islands, i. 289
on range of Indian reptiles in the Himalayas, i. 329
on identical Atlantiic and Pacific fishes, ii.21
on fresh-water fishes of Central America, ii.54
Gygis, ii.365
GYMNARCHIDÆ, ii.449
Gymnarchus, ii.449
Gymnetinæ, ii.494
Gymnobucco, ii.306
Gymnocephalus, ii.103
Gymnocichla, ii.104
Gymnocorvus, ii.274
Gymnocypris, ii.452
Gymnodactylus, ii.400
GYMNODERINÆ, ii.293
Gymnoderus, ii.103
GYMNODONTES, ii.457
Gymnoglaux, ii.350
Gymnokitta, ii.273
Gymnomystax, ii.282
Gymnopelia, ii.333
Gymnops, ii.287
GYMNOPHTHALMIDÆ, ii.395
Gymnophthalmus, ii.395
Gymnopus, ii.199
Gymnorhina, ii.273
Gymnostomus, ii.451
GYMNOTIDÆ, ii.455
Gymnotus, ii.455
Gymnura, ii.188
Gypaëtus, ii.348
Gypohierax, ii.348
Gypoictinia, ii.349
Gyps, ii.346
H.
Haast, Dr., on extinct birds of New Zealand, i. 460
Habitat, definition of, i. 4
Habrocomus, ii.238
Habroptila, ii.352
Habrura, ii.101
Hadrostomus, ii.102,293
Hæmatoderus, ii.103
Hæmatopus, ii.356
Hæmatospiza, ii.285
Hæmophila, ii.284
Hæmulon, ii.426
Hætera, ii.471
Hagria, ii.397
Hainan, zoology of, i. 334
Halcyon, ii.316
Halcyornis, European Eocene, i. 103
Halicyon, ii.204
Haliæetus, ii.348
Haliastur, ii.348
Halichærus, ii.204
Halicore, ii.210
HALIOTIDÆ, ii.511
Halitherium, European Pliocene, i. 112
European Miocene, i. 119
ii.211
Halmaturus, ii.251
HALOSAURIDÆ, ii.455
Halys, ii.385
Hamadryas, ii.470
Hang-nests, ii.281
Hapale, ii.176
ii.178
Hapalemur, ii.176
HAPALIDÆ, ii.175
Hapalotis, ii.230
Hapalus, ii.524
Haplocerus, ii.374
Haplochilus, ii.450
Haplochiton, ii.446
HAPLOCHITONIDÆ, ii.446
Haplodactylus, ii.427
Haploodon, ii.236
HAPLOODONTIDÆ, ii.236
Haplospiza, ii.284
Hapsidrophis, ii.379
Harelda, ii.364
Hares, ii.242
Harma, ii.474
Harpa, ii.349
ii.507
Harpactes, ii.314
Harpagus, ii.349
Harpalus, ii.489
Harporhynchus, ii.256
Harpyhaliæetus, ii.348
Hartlaubius, ii.288
Hathliodes, ii.502
Hatteria of New Zealand, i. 456
Hatteria, ii.405
Hawks, ii.347
Hedgehogs, ii.187
Hedymeles, ii.285
Helarctos, ii.202
Helcyra, ii.474
Heleothreptus, ii.320
Heliactin, ii.108
Heliangelus, ii.108
Helianthea, ii.108
Heliastes, ii.437
HELICIDÆ, ii.512
Helicina, ii.522
HELICONIDÆ, ii.473
ii.522
Heliconius, ii.473
Helicophagus, ii.442
Helicops, ii.377
Helictis, Himalayan, figure of, i. 331
Helictis, ii.199
Heliobletus, ii.103
Heliochæra, ii.102
Heliodoxa, ii.107
Heliomastes, ii.108
Heliopædica, ii.107
Heliophobus, ii.231
Helioporus, ii.417
Heliornis, ii.352
Heliothrix, ii.108
Heliotrypha, ii.108
Helix, Eocene, i. 169
ii.513
Helladotherium, Miocene of Greece, i. 116
European Miocene, i. 120
ii.221
Helluomorpha, ii.490
Helmintherus, ii.279
Helminthophaga, ii.279
Heloderma, ii.390
HELODERMIDÆ, ii.390
Helodromas, ii.353
Helogale, ii.195
Helogenes, ii.442
HELORNITHINÆ, ii.352
Helotarsus, ii.348
Hemibos, Indian Miocene, i. 122
ii.225
Hemicentetes, ii.188
Hemicercus, ii.303
Hemichelidon, ii.290
Hemichromis, ii.438
Hemicyon, European Miocene, i. 118
ii.198
Hemidacnis, ii.278
Hemidactylium, ii.413
Hemidactylus, ii.399
Hemierges, ii.397
Hemigalea, ii.195
Hemignathus, ii.277
Hemimantis, ii.419
Hemiodus, ii.445
Hemiphractus, ii.420
Hemipimelodus, ii.443
Hemiprocne, ii.320
Hemipus, ii.270
Hemirhamphus, ii.450
Hemisilurus, ii.442
Hemisorubim, ii.442
Hemistilbon, ii.109
Hemisus, ii.414
Hemitriccus, ii.101
Hemixus, ii.267
Henicognathus, ii.328
Henicopernis, ii.349
Henicophaps, ii.333
Henicorhina, ii.264
Henicornis, ii.103
Heptapterus, ii.444
Heredia, ii.413
Herons, ii.359
Heros, ii.438
Herpestes, ii.195
Herpetethiops, ii.376
Herpetodryas, ii.376
Herpeton, ii.376
Herpetoreas, ii.375
Herpetotheres, ii.348
Herpetotherium, N. American Tertiary, i. 134
Herpsilochmus, ii.104
Herring, ii.454
Hesperia, ii.480
HESPERIDÆ, ii.480
Hesperomys, N. American Tertiary, i. 140
in Brazilian caves, i. 145
S. American Pliocene, i. 147
ii.230,231
Hesperornis, N. American Cretaceous, i. 164
Hestia, ii.470
Hestima, ii.501
Heterobranchus, ii.441
Heterocephalus, ii.231
Heterocercus, ii.102
Heterochroa, ii.474
Heterocnemis, ii.104
Heterocorys, ii.289
Heterodactylus, ii.393
Heterodon, in Brazilian caves, i. 145
ii.246
ii.376
Heterogynis, ii.481
Heterolocha, ii.287
Heteromorpha, ii.262
Heteromys, ii.233
Heteronota, ii.400
Heteronympha, ii.471
Heteropelma, ii.102,292
Heteropus, ii.397
HETEROPYGII, ii.450
Heterospizias, ii.348
Heterotis, ii.454
Heterura, ii.290
Hewitsonia, ii.477
Hexagonia, ii.491
Hexaprotodon, Indian Miocene, i. 122
Hickman, Mr. John, on a cause of the extinction of large animals, i. 158
Hieracidea, ii.349
Hierax, ii.349
Hierococcyx, ii.310
Hierofalco, ii.349
Hill-Tits, ii.266
Himalayas, altitude reached by various groups in the, i. 329, 333
Himantornis, ii.352
Himantopus, ii.353
Hinulia, ii.397
Hipistes, ii.376
Hipparchia, ii.471
Hipparion, European Pliocene, i. 112
Miocene of Greece, i. 115
European Miocene, i. 119
N. American Post-Pliocene, i. 130
N. American Tertiary, i. 135
ii.211
Hippocampus, ii.457
Hippoglossoides, ii.441
Hippoglossus, ii.441
HIPPOPOTAMIDÆ, ii.214
Hippopotamus, Post-Pliocene, i. 112
European Pliocene, i. 113
Indian Pliocene, i. 122
ii.214
Hipposyus, N. American Tertiary, i. 133
Hippotherium, European Miocene, i. 119
Indian Miocene, i. 122
HIPPOTRAGINÆ, ii.223
Hippotragus, European Miocene, i. 120
ii.223
HIPPURITIDÆ, ii.534
Hirundinea, ii.101
HIRUNDINIDÆ, ii.280
Hirundo, ii.281
Hoazin, ii.345
Holocanthus, ii.427
Holbrookia, ii.401
Holochilus, ii.230
Hologerrhum, ii.379
HOLOSTEI, ii.458
Holurophis, ii.380
Homalodontotherium, S. American Pliocene, i. 146
Homalophis, ii.376
Homalophus, European Miocene, i. 161
HOMALOPSIDÆ, ii.376
Homalopsis, ii.376
Homaloptera, ii.453
Homalosoma, ii.490
Hombronia, ii.397
Homocamelus, N. American Tertiary, i. 138
ii.217
Homorus, ii.103
ii.524
Honey-guides, ii.304
Honeysuckers, birds specially adapted to Australia, i. 392
ii.275
Hooker, Dr., on deficiency of odours in New Zealand plants, i. 464
Hoopoes, ii.317
Hopladelus, ii.442
HOPLEGNATHIDÆ, ii.433
Hoplobatrachus, ii.421
HOPLOCEPHALA, ii.460
Hoplocephalus, ii.383
Hoplocetus, European Pliocene, i. 112
Hoplophoneus, N. American Tertiary, i. 134
Hoplophorus, ii.246
Hoplopterus, ii.356
Horites, ii.258
Hornbills, ii.316
Horses, fossil, in Indian Miocene, i. 121
perfect series of ancestral, in N. America, i. 136
probable birthplace of, i. 154
ii.211
Horse-shoe bats, ii.182
Hortulia, ii.381
Howling monkeys, ii.175
Hudson, Mr., on land-birds of Patagonia, ii.39
Humming-birds, ii.321
Huro, ii.425
Hutton, Capt. F. W., on origin of New Zealand fauna, i. 461
Huxley, Professor, on zoological regions, i. 59
division of animal kingdom by, i. 85
Hyades, ii.472
Hyæna, Post-Pliocene, i. 112
Miocene of Greece, i. 115
European Miocene, i. 118
Indian Miocene, i. 121
fossil in N. China, i. 123
ii.196
Hyænarctosin European Pliocene, i. 112
European Miocene, i. 118
Indian Miocene, i. 121
S. American Pliocene, i. 146
Hyænictis, Miocene of Greece, i. 115
European Miocene, i. 118
ii.196
Hyænidæ, European Miocene, i. 118
HYÆNIDÆ, ii.196
Hyænodon, European Miocene, i. 118
European Eocene, i. 125
N. American Tertiary, i. 134
Hyænodontidæ, European Miocene, i. 118
HYALEIDÆ, ii.531
Hyalimax, ii.517
Hyalina, ii.515
Hyalosaurus, ii.392
Hyantis, ii.472
Hybocystis, ii.520
Hyborhynchus, ii.452