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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

Quick Jump Menu

A B C  D E F G  H I J  K L M

N O P  Q R S  T U V  W Y Z

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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mexicanus, Cassidix

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sanctiluciae, Dipodomys venustus

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Sitta, pygmaea

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sparrow, vesper

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