LEWIS, JAMES.-On the Colours of the Nacre of Freshwater Bivalves. Bost. Proc. vii. 1860, 245. On the Habits and Growth of the Unionida. Phil. Proc. 1861, p. 57. MOULS, X.-Les Huitres. 2 plates. 8vo. Paris, 1861. PRIME, TEMPLE.-Notes on the Cyrena salmacida and the Cyrenella americana of Morelet. Plate. New York Lyc. vii. p. 314. Synonymy of the Cyclades, a family of Acephalous Mollusca. Part 2. Phil. Proc. 1861, p. 25. Descriptions of new Species of Cyrena, Corbicula, and Sphærium. Ibid. p. 125. Monograph of the Species of Sphærium of North and South America. Ibid. p. 402. Descriptions of three new Species of Mollusca of the genus Sphærium. Ibid. p. 414. Synonymy of the Species of Cyrenella, a genus of Mollusca belonging to the Family of the Lucinidæ. Bost. Proc. vii. 345. 1860. Synonymy of the known Species of Rangia, a genus of Mactracea. Ibid. viii. 347. 1860. Note sur quelques espèces peu connues des genres Batissa, Cyrena, Corbicula, et Sphaerium. J. Con. i. p. 38. REEVE, LOVELL.-On the Aspergillum, or Watering-pot Mollusk. B. Ass. Rep. 1860, p_120. RÖMER, E.-Kritische Uebersicht der Arten aus der Cythereengruppe Meretrix Lam. Malak. Blätt. viii. p. 45. Ueber Saxidomus. Ibid. p. 63. Ueber Mactrea vitrea Chemn. Ibid. p. 159. Kritische Uebersicht sämmtlicher Arten aus der Cythereengruppe Callista, Poli. Ibid. p. 174. ROLLESTON, GEO. & ROBERTSON, C.-On the Aquiferous and Oviducal System in the Lamellibranchiate Mollusks, (Abstract). R. S. Proc. xi. p. 411. Also, in A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 426. TRYON, G. W.-Synopsis of the Recent Species of Gastrochenidæ, a family of Acephalous Mollusca. Phil. Proc. 1861, p. 465. 4. Brachiopoda. DAVIDSON, T.-On Recent Terebratula. A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 24. LACAZE-DUTHIERS, H.-Histoire Naturelle des Brachiopodes vivants de la Méditerranée.-Avant-propos et première Monographie: Histoire de la Thécidie (Thecideum mediterraneum). 5 plates. Ann. S. N. 4 ser. xv. p. 259. [Abstract in C. rend. liii. p. 849; also in A. N. H. 3 ser. ix. p. 77.] MACDONALD, JOHN D.-On the Physiology of the Pallial Sinuses of the Brachiopoda. Plate. Linn. Trans. xxiii. p. 373. MÜLLER, FRITZ. - Die Brachiopodenlarve von Santa Catharina. Zweiter Beitrag. Wiegm. Arch. xxvii. p. 53. [Abstract in A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 505.] REEVE, LOVELL.-A Revision of the History, Synonymy, and Geographical Distribution of the recent Terebratula. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 169. On the recent Terebratula; in reply to some Observations by Professor E. Suess, of Vienna. Ibid. P. 443. SUESS, PROF.-On the recent Terebratula. Ibid. p. 382. 5. Molluscoida. BUSK, G.-Description of New Polyzoa, collected by J. Y. Johnson, Esq. at Madeira, in the years 1859 and 1860. 2 plates. Q. J. M. S. (Zoophytology), Jan. 1861. Descriptions of New, or imperfectly known Polyzoa. No. 1. 2 plates. Q. J. M. S. (Zoophytology), Apr. 1861. HINCKS, REV. J.-Note on the Ovicells of the Cheilostomatous Polyzoa. Woodcut. Q. J. M. S. Oct. 1861, p. 278. MACDONALD, JOHN D.-On the Circulation of the Blood in Pegæa, as bearing on the question of a Lining to the Vascular System in the Tunicata in general. Plate. Linn. Trans. xxiii. p. 371. On a New Genus of Tunicata occurring on one of the Bellona Reefs. Woodcuts. Linn. Proc. vi. p. 78. MACGILLIVRAY, P. H.-On some new Australian Polyzoa. Plate. Vict. Trans. iv. p. 97. Notes on the Cheilostomatous Polyzoa of Victoria and other parts of Australia. 2 plates. Ibid. p. 159. MÜLLER, FRITZ.-On the Common Nervous System (Kolonial Nervensystem) of the Bryozoa (Polyzoa), exemplified in Serialaria Coutinhii, n. sp. [Translated from Wiegm. Arch. xxvi. p. 311.] Q. J. M. S. Oct. 1861, p. 300. CELENTERATA. 1. General and Mixed. AGASSIZ, LOUIS.-Contributions to the Natural History of the United States of America. Vol. III. 26 plates and many woodcuts. 4to. Boston, 1860. GREENE, JOSEPH REAY.-A Manual of the sub-kingdom Cœlenterata. Woodcuts. fcp. 8vo. London, 1861. HINCKS, REV. J.-A Catalogue of the Zoophytes of South Devon and South Cornwall. Plate. A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 152. Continued in ibid. p. 251 (2 plates) ; p. 290; and p. 360. 2. Actinozoa. ALDER, JOSHUA.-Occurrence of a Sea Pen (Virgularia Christii, Koren and Danielss.) new to Britain. Tynes. Trans. v. 1861, p. 60. DUCHASSAING, P., ET MICHELOTTI, J.-Mémoire sur les Coralliaires des Antilles. 9 plates. Torin. Mem. 2 ser. xix. P. 279. GRUBE, ED.-Beschreibung einer neuen Coralle (Lithoprimnoa arctica), und Bemerkungen über ihre systematische Stellung. Schlesisch. Abhand. 1861. 125. HOFFMAN, L.-On the Formation of Coral Reefs. Jam. Q. Journ. 1861, p. 187. HOLDSWORTH, E. W. H.-On an undescribed Species of British Zoanthus. Woodcut. Zool. Proc. 1861, p. 99. JOHNSON, J. Y.-Description of a second Species of Acanthogorgia (J. E. Gray) from Madeira. Zool. Proc. 1861, p. 296. Notes on the Sea-Anemones of Madeira, with descriptions of new Species. Ibid. p. 298. LUETKEN, C.-Einige Bemerkungen über die an den dänischen Kueste beobachten Arten der einfachen Seescheiden (Actiniae simplices). Z. Nat. xvii. p. 160. MÜLLER, FRITZ.-Ueber die angebliche Bilateralsymmetrie der Rippenquallen. Wiegm. Arch. xxvii. p. 320. PRICE, JOHN.-On Cydippe. B. Ass. Rep. 1860, p. 120. 3. Hydrozoa. ALLMAN, PROF.-Notes on the Hydroid Zoophytes. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 168. BUSK, Ĝ.—On a new Hydroid Polype belonging to the genus Cordylophora, Allm., discovered by Senator Kirchenpauer, of Ritzebüttel. Plate. Q. J. M. S. Oct. 1861, p. 283. HINCKS, T.-On Clavatella, a new Genus of Corynoid Polypes, and its Reproduction. 2 plates. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 73. On new Australian Hydrozoa. 2 plates. Ibid. p. 279. HODGE, GEORGE.-Occurrence of Corymorpha nutans at Seaham. Plate. Tynes. Trans. v. p. 80. On a new Hydroid Zoophyte (Podocoryne Alderi). Plate. Ibid. p. 82. KROHN, A.-Beobachtungen über den Bau und die Fortpflanzung der Eleutheria Quatref. Wiegm. Arch. xxvii. p. 157. [Translated in A. N. H. 3 ser. ix. p. 1.] LACAZE-DU THIERS, M.--Embryogénie des Rayonnés. -Reproduction généagenetique des Porpites. C. rend. liii. p. 851. [Abstract in A. N. H. 3 ser. ix. p. 186.] M'CREADY,On the Gymnophthalmata of Charleston Harbour. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 342. (Abstract.) (Leuckart's Bericht in Weigm. Arch. 1860. p. 67.) [The original paper was published in 1859, in the First Volume of the Elliot Society, p. 103-221.] MÜLLER, FRITZ.--Cunina Köllikeri, n. sp. Beitrag zur Naturgeschichte der Aeginiden. Plate. Wiegm. Arch. xxvii. p. 42. Polypen und Quallen von Santa Catharina. Olindias sambaquiensis, n. sp. Plate. Wiegm. Arch. xxvii. p. 312. Ueber die systematische Stellung der Charybdeiden. Ibid. p. 302. SARS, M.-On the Nurse-genus Corymorpha and its Species, together with the Medusa produced from them. A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 353. [Translated from Wiegm. Arch. xxvi. p. 347.] WRIGHT, T. STRETHILL.-On Hermaphrodite Reproduction in Chrysaora hyoscella. Plate. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 357. PROTOZOA. BALBIANI, G.-Recherches sur les Phénomènes sexuels des Infusoires. 3 plates. J. de Physiol. iv. p. 102. Continued in ibid. BOWERBANK, J. S.-On the Anatomy and Physiology of the Spongiade. Part II. (Abstract). R. S. Proc. xi. p. 372. Also, in A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 420. p. 194; p. 431; and concluded p. 465. CARPENTER, WILLIAM B.-General Results of the Study of Typical Forms of Foraminifera, in their relation to the Systematic Arrangement of that Group, and to the Fundamental Principles of Natural History Classification, N. H. R. 1861, p. 185. On the Systematic Arrangement of the Rhizopoda. Ibid. p. 456. CARTER, H. J.-On the Structure of the larger Foraminifera. A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 246. Notes and Corrections on the Organization of Infusoria. &c. Ibid. p. 281. Further Observations on the Structure of the Foraminifera, and on the larger Fossilized Forms of Scinde, &c. including a new Genus and Species. 2 plates. Ibid. p. 309, 366, 446. CLAPARÈDE, ED.-Études Anatomiques sur les Annélides, Turbellariés, Opalines et Grégarinés observés dans les Hébrides. 7 plates. Gen. Mem. xvi. Part I. p. 71. CLAPARÈDE, E. ET LACHMANN, J.-Études sur les Infusoires et les Rhizopodes. 13 plates. Gen. Inst. vii. p. 1. (Also published separately, forming the third (and last) part of the work). EBERTH, JOS.-Ueber ein neues Infusorium im Darm verschiedener Vögel Woodcut. Z. W. Z. xi. p. 98. Ueber die Psorospermienschläuche der Cephalopoden. Ibid. p. 397. EHRENBERG, C. G.-Ueber die neueren die japanische Glaspflanze als Spongia betreffenden Ansichten, und Erlaüterungen der Synonyme zu Bowerbanks Spongolithen-Tafeln. Berl. Mon. 1861, p. 452. Ueber d. Tiefgrund d. stillen Oceans zw. Californien u. d. Sandwich Inseln. bis. 15,600 fuss. Tiefe. Ibid. p. 820. Verlaufige Mittheilung über das mikroskopische Erdleben nach Dr. Hochstetters von der Erdumsegelung der Fregatte Novara mitgebrachten Materialien. Ibid. p. 888. ENGELMANN, TH. W.-Zur Naturgeschichte der Infusionsthiere. 4 plates. Z. W. Z. xi. p. 347. HAECKEL, E.-Ueber neue lebende Radiolarien des Mittelmeeres. LEUCKART, RUD.-Ueber Paramecium (?) coli, Malmst. Plate. PASTEUR, M. L.-Animalcules infusoires vivant sans gaz oxygène libre et déterminant des fermentations. C. rend. lii. p. 344. (Abstract in A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 343.) REUSS, AUG. E.-Entwurf einer systematischen Zusammenstellung der Foraminiferen. Vien. Sitz. xliv. p. 355. (Abstract in A. N. H. 3 ser. viii. p. 190.) SCHULTZE, MAX.-On the Genus Cornuspira, belonging to the Monothalamia; with Remarks on the Organization and Reproduction of the Polythalamia. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 306. (Translated from Wiegm. Arch. xxvi. p. 287.) Die Hyalonemen. Ein Beitrag zur Naturgeschichte der Spongien. 5 col. plates. 4to. Bonn. 1861. SLACK, HENRY J.-Microscopical Notes. Woodcuts. Q. J. M. S. p. 132. Apr. 1861. On the Reproductive Elements of the Rhizopoda. Plate. A. N. H. 3 ser. vii. p. 360. WRIGHT, T. STRETHILL.-Observations on British Protozoa and Zoophytes. 3 plates. Ibid. p. 120. On Ophryodendron abietinum. Apr. 1861. Plate. Q. J. M. S. p. 98. WRZESNIOWSKI, AUG. O.-Observations sur quelques Infusoires. 3 plates. Ann. S. N. 4 ser. xvi. p. 327. Miscellanea. XXXII.-NOTE ON THE CO-EXISTENCE OF MAN WITH THE DINORNIS IN NEW ZEALAND. Mr. WALTER MANTELL obtained strong, if not unequivocal, evidence that Dinornis elephantopus and D. crassus existed contemporaneously with Maori natives in the Middle Island of New Zealand. The bones "are in a recent and most perfect condition. They retain the usual proportion of animal matter, and have under"gone no mineral change. Remains of native ovens, with |