Fishes-Continued.

cottoids, monograph of the-C. GIRARD

30

description of new species of North American-D. S. JORDAN. (P. 1879.) 333
descriptions of and notes on-See D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GILBERT.
descriptions of deep-sea species from New England, diagnoses of two un-
described genera of flounders and genus related to Merlucius-G. B.
GOODE. (P. 1880)

descriptions of new species of, (Uranidea marginata, Potamocottus Bendi-
rei,) and of Myctophum crenulare-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881)--.
directions for collecting and preserving-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881)

425

467

467

European, in National Museum, list of-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879)
experiments upon animal heat of-J. H. KIDDER. (P. 1879)

333

333

from deep waters on south coast of New England, obtained by Fish Com-

mission in 1880-G. B. GOODE. (P. 1880)...

425

from eastern Georgia, notes on-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879) -

333

from eastern Mississippi, collection of-O. P. HAY. (P. 1880)
from Hudson's Bay, notes on-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881)------

from Utah Lake, notes on a collection of-D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GIL-
BERT. (P. 1880).

425

mortality of, in Gulf of Mexico-J. P. JEFFERSON. (P. 1878)
mortality of, in vicinity of Tortugas-J. P. JEFFERSON; J. Y. PORTER;
T. MOORE. (P. 1878)

332

332

new genus of, (Benthodesmus)—G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881.) 467
new genus of, (Delolepis)-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881)..

467

North American, check-list of duplicates distributed by Smithsonian-
T. H. BEAN. (P. 1880)

425

North American, review of Rafinesque's memoirs on-D. S. JORDAN
notes on-D. S. JORDAN

305

305, 306, 308

notes on collection of, from Clackamas river, Oregon-D. S. JORDAN.
(P. 1878) --

332

of Alaska, some genera and species of-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879) 333
of Alaska and Siberia, descriptions of new-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881) --- 467
of Alleghany region of South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, distribu-
tion of D. S. JORDAN; A. W. BRAYTON

308

of Arctic America-T. H. BEAN

342

of Beaufort Harbor, North Carolina, notes on-D. S. JORDAN; C. H.
GILBERT. (P. 1878)----

332

of Bermuda, catalogue of-G. B. GOODE___

296

-------

of Bermuda mistakenly described as new by Günther-G. B. GOODE.
(P. 1878)

332

of California-T. H. STREETS.

303

of California, descriptions of new genera and species of-W. N. Lock-
INGTON. (P. 1879)....--

333

of east coast of North America, catalogue of—T. GILL

283

Fishes-Continued.

of Fanning Islands-T. H. STREETS

of Florida, description of new species of, (Seriola Stearnsii)—G. B. GOODE.
(P. 1879) ---

of Florida, preliminary catalogue of, with new genus and three new
species-G. B. GOODE. (P. 1879)--.

of Gulf of Mexico, collected by J. W. Velie, catalogue of and descrip-
tion of seven new species-G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879)--
of Hawaiian Islands-T. H. STREETS
of Kerguelen Island-T. GILL

303

333

333

333

303

294

of Mexico, descriptions of two species of, collected by Dugès-T. H.
BEAN. (P. 1879)

333

of Mexico, notes on Dugès collection of D. S. JORDAN. (P. 1879)
of New York-T. GILL. (R. 1856)

333

91

463

of Pacific coast of United States, bibliography of-T. GILL-----

of Pacific coast and Alaska, bibliography of―T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881)-- 467
of Pacific coast, check-list of duplicates of, distributed by Smithsonian
Institution in 1881-D. S. JORDAN; P. L. JOUY. (P. 1881) --

467

of Pacific coast, notes on-D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GILBERT. (P. 1881)-- 467
of Pacific coast of United States, list of—D. S. JORDAN; C. H. GILBERT.
(P. 1880) -

425

of Pensacola, Florida, catalogue of Stearn's collection and description of
new species-G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN. (P. 1879)..

333

of St. John's river-G. B. GOODE. (P. 1879)

333

303

of Samoan Islands-T. H. STREETS.

on coast of New Jersey and Long Island-S. F. BAIRD. (R. 1854)-- 75, 348
pediculate, of eastern coast of extratropical North America, synopsis of—

T. GILL. (P. 1878)

332

Potamocottus Bendirei, description of-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881).--

467

trunk, Ostraciontidæ, a study of, with notes on American species-G. B.
GOODE. (P. 1879)

333

Uranidea marginata, description of-T. H. BEAN. (P. 1881)

467

Fishes, food-See G. B. Goode, T. H. Bean, D. S. Jordan, S. Stearns, F. Stein-
dachner, S. Wilmot.

Fishkill, New York, deposit of arrow-heads near-E. M. SHEPARD. (R. 1877.) 323
Fissirostres, oölogy of-T. M. BREWER..

89

FLACHENECKER, G. Indian languages. (R. 1862)

150

FLADGATE, CLARKE, and FINCH. Smithson's residuary legacy. (R. 1861.) 149, 328
Flamingo from south Florida, specimens of—G. WURDEMAN.
Flight in the animal kingdom, phenomena of-E. J. MAREY.

215

Flight, modes of, in relation to aeronautics-J. B. PETTIGREW. (R. 1867) -
FLINT, E., shells from Costa Rica kitchen-midden collected by-W. H. DALL.
(P. 1878)

FLINT, J. M.—

Classification and arrangement of the materia medica collection
Classification of forms of drugs and medicines

332

450

451

452

Memoranda for collectors of drugs.

Flint implements-

in Illinois, agricultural-C. RAU. (R. 1868)--

224, 440, 370

in Illinois, deposits of-J. F. SNYDER. (R. 1876)-----
in Ohio, Holmes county-H. B. CASE. (R. 1877)-------
Flood-tide, law of deposit of-C. H. DAVIS..

of Alaska, sketch of the-J. T. ROTHROCK. (R. 1867)------------ 215, 367
of Crozet and Kerguelen Islands-J. H. KIDDER and others-------
of North America, index of authorities for species of-S. WATSON
of St. Croix and the Virgin Islands-H. F. A. EGGERS.

catalogue of casts of Indian prisoners in-R. H. PRATT. (P. 1878)---

332

colored bead from mound in-A. M. HARRISON.

(R. 1877)

323

Curtiss' collection of fishes from-D. S. JORDAN. (P. 1880)--

425

evaporation in-W. C. DENNIS. (R. 1866)

214

fishes of G. B. GOODE; T. H. BEAN. (P. 1878) ––

332

fishes of, preliminary catalogue and new genus and species of-G. B.

GOODE. (P. 1879)

333

forests and trees of-J. G. COOPER. (R. 1860) --

147

gold ornament from mound in—C. RAU. (R. 1877)----------- 323, 440, 403
Henshall's collection of fishes from-D. S. JORDAN. (P. 1880)

425

Indian mounds in-S. T. WALKER. (R. 1879).

345

microscopical observations in-J. W. BAILEY

23

new fish, Caulolatilus microps, from-G. B. GOODE. (P. 1878)-----

332

polychrome bead from-S. S. HALDEMAN. (R. 1877) --

323, 404

shell-heaps at mouth of St. John's river-S. P. MAYBERRY. (R. 1877)- 323

shell-heaps of Tampa Bay-S. T. WALKER. (R. 1879).

345

specimens of flamingo from-G. WURDEMAN. (R. 1860)--

147

winds in J. BALTZELL. (R. 1866)

214

Flounders, diagnoses of two undescribed genera of—G. B. GoODE. (P. 1880). 425
FLOURENS, M. J.—

Historical sketch of the Academy of Sciences, Paris. (R. 1862)...-- --- 150

FLOURENS, M. J.-Continued.

History of the works of Cuvier. (R. 1868)
Memoir of Ducrotay De Blainville. (R. 1865)
Memoir of Leopold von Buch. (R. 1862).
Memoir of Pyramus de Candolle. (R. 1859)
Memoir of Cuvier. (R. 1868) – .

Memoir of Magendie. (R. 1866)--

Memoir of Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire. (R. 1861) --.

Memoir of Louis Jacques Thénard.

(R. 1862)

The Jussieus and the natural method. (R. 1867)-----

Fluctuations of level in North American lakes-C. WHITTLESEY
Fluids, elastic, electricity in—A. A. DE LA RIVE. (R. 1863)--

224

209

150

110

224

214

149

150

215

119

187

Fly-catcher from Sandwich Islands, description of a new-R. RIDGWAY. (P.

1881).

Fog, the wind and-J. BALFOUR. (R. 1866)---

467

214

FOLSOM, C. Report on Jewett's general stereotype catalogue of public libraries.

47

--------

Food, relation of, to work, and its bearings on medical practice-S. HAUGHTON.
(R. 1870)

244

Food collections, provisional classification of-G. B. GOODE
Food-fishes, inquiry relative to-S. F. BAIRD

455

231

Food-fishes, questions relative to-S. F. BAIRD.--

234

Force, thoughts on the nature and origin of--W. B. TAYLOR. (R. 1870)-- 244, 375
FORCE, P. Record of auroral phenomena in high northern latitudes

84

Foreign-
authors. North American conchology-W. G. BINNEY.

Commissioners, collections presented to United States by. (R. 1876) - 299
correspondents of Smithsonian Institution, list of 154, 225, 309, 469
correspondents of Smithsonian Institution, number of

---

290

correspondents of Smithsonian Institution, systematic index of
gold and silver coins, table of. (R. 1868)

institutions in correspondence with Smithsonian Inst., list of 64, 225 243
institutions, list of addresses of, since 1862. (R. 1865).

209

institutions making donations to Smithsonian library, list of. (R. 1864) 188
works in library of Smithsonian-See Library.

----

FOREMAN, E. Meteorological system and correspondence of Smithsonian In-
stitution. (R. 1851).-.

51

FOREMAN, E. Report on meteorological system. (R. 1852)

57

Forest trees, distribution of, in Montana, Idaho, and Washington-W. W.
JOHNSON. (R. 1870)

244

Forests and their climatic influence-A. E. BECQUEREL. (R. 1869)

228

Forests and trees of Florida and the Mexican boundary-J. G. COOPER. (R.

1860).

147

Forests and trees of North America, distribution of, and catalogue of native
trees of the United States-J. G. COOPER. (R. 1858)

Formation-

of a museum-L. AGASSIZ. (R. 1849)–.

of clouds over Gulf Stream-H. M. BANNISTER. (R. 1866)---

of ice at bottom of water-M. ENGELHARDT. (R. 1866)

of precipitation-J. HANN. (R. 1877)

109, 351

21

214

214

323, 398

451

255

Forms in which drugs and medicines appear-J. M. FLINT. (P. 1881)--- 467,
Formulas, chemical, tables of-F. W. CLARKE...

Fort, ancient, and burial ground in Tompkins Co., N. Y.-D. TRowbridge.
(R. 1863)

187

332

Fort Ellis, prehistoric remains near-P. W. NORRIS. (R. 1879)

345

Fort Brown, Texas, list of birds from-J. C. MERRILL. (P. 1878).

Fort Marion, Florida, list of casts of heads of Indian prisoners in-R. H.
PRATT. (P. 1878)

Fort Ripley, Minn., natural history of country about-J. E. HEAD.
Fort Wadsworth, Dakota, Indian mounds near-A. J. COMFORT.
Forts and dwellings, Indian, in Indian Territory-W. E. DOYLE.
Fossil-

corbiculada-T. PRIME....

gasteropod, from Mexico, description of-C. A. WHITE. (P. 1880)-----
mollusks from later tertiaries of California-W. H. DALL. (P. 1878) -
ox-J. LEIDY‒‒‒‒‒‒

plants from China, description of-J. S. NEWBERRY

Fossils-

carboniferous invertebrate, description of new species of-C. A. WHITE.

145

425

332

41

202

catalogue of rocks, minerals, ores, and-J. LOCKE. (R. 1854)-
cretaceous, from Arkansas and Colorado-C. A. WHITE. (P. 1881).-
cretaceous invertebrate, from Kansas and Texas, description of new-

invertebrate, from Arkansas, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah-C. A. WHITE.

invertebrate, of North America, check-list of-T. A. CONRAD...__
invertebrate, of North America, check-list of-F. B. MEEK.

425

200

177, 183

invertebrate, of North America, cretaceous and jurassic-F. B. MEEK. 177
invertebrate, of North America, eocene and oligocene-T. A. CONRAD-- 200
invertebrate, of North America, miocene-F. B. MEEK

183

postpliocene, in coast range of California-W. H. DALL. (P. 1878) – –
tertiary, distribution of Californian-W. H. DALL. (P. 1878)__
tertiary, presented by Imperial Geological Institute, Vienna. (R. 1863) 187

332

332