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Catalogue of the Batrachia Gradientia s. Caudata and Batrachia Apoda in the collection of the British Museum · Text

Pages 129–136

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porphyriticus (Gyrinophilus),64. 8 ai ll porphyriticus (Triton), 56,64.

i aes (Ambystoma), 3.

Proteide,83. Proteides, 80, 83, 86. Proteus, 85.

Protonopside,80. Protonopsis, 81.

proximus (Dermophis), proximus (Siphonops), 99 Pp p pruinata(Salamandra),8. Pseudobranchus, 87.

Pseudosalamandra, 31.

Pseudotriton, 61.

punctata (Ambystoma), 41.

punctata(Lacerta),41. punctata(Molge),14. punctata(Pyronicia),15. Puen (Salamandra), punctatissimus(Triton), 22.

punctatum(Amblystoma), 41.

punctatus(Lissotriton), punctatus (Lophinus), 14.

punctatus(Triton),15, 6.

puncticulatus(Triton), 24, punctulatum(Ambystoma), 52.

punctulatus(Calotriton), 25 punctulatus(Hemitriton), 24.

pyrenzus(Euproctus), 25 pyrenseus(Triton),24. Pyronicia,7. pyrrhogaster (Cynops), 18.

pyrrhogaster(Triton),19. pyrrhogastra(Molge),19. quadridigitata(Salamandra), 75.

quadridigitatus(Batrachoseps), 75.

quadridigitatus (Manculus),75.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX. quadrimaculata (Salamandra), 77.

Ranidens,36. Ranodon, 386.

remifer(Manculus),76. repandus(Triton),24. Rhinatrema, 89, 99. | rostrata (Cecilia), 94, 96. pourotas (Hypogeophis), ruber(Pseudotriton),62. ruber(Spelerpes),62,63. rubra(Bolitoglossa),63. rubra(Salamandra),62. rubra(Spelerpes),62. rubriventris (Salamandra),12,62. rufescens(Oedipus),71. rufescens(Spelerpes),71. rugosus(Hemitriton),24. rugosus(Triton),24. rusconii (Euproctus), 24, es) rusconii(Molge),24. Salamandra, 3.

salamandra(Lacerta),3. Salamandrella, 34.

Salamandrida, 2.

Salamandride,2. Salamandrina,2,28. Salamandrine,2. ee 38.

salamandroides (Cryptobranchus), a1 ; i (Triton), Salamandrops, 81.

salmonea (Salamandra), salmonea(Spelerpes),64. salmoneum(Ambystoma), 64 salmoneus(Pseudotriton), 64.

salmoneus (Spelerpes), 64.

salvinii(Oedipus),73. salvinii(Spelerpes),73. Saurocercus, 61. : Sauropsis, 53.

sayi(Menobranchus),84. schlegeli (Onychodactylus),35. schreibersii (Hypochton), 85 achreibersii(Proteus),85. schrenckii(Isodactylium), 34.

scutata(Salamadra),59. 123 scutatum(Hemidactylium),59. scutatus (Batrachoseps), 59 scutatus (Desmodactylus),59. Seiranota, 28.

Seiranotids,2. seraphini (Cecilia), 97. seraphini (Geotrypetes), 97. ; seraphini (Hypogeophis), 94.

sibiricus(Ranidens),36. sibiricus(Ranodon),36. sibiricus (Triton), 36.. Sieboldia,83. sieboldii (Megalobratrachus), 80.

sieboldii (‘Tritomegas), 80.

simus(Dermophis),99. simus (Si meee 99. sinensis (Batrachyperus), sinensis(Molge),20. sinensis (Salamandrella), 7.

Siphonops,97,101. Siredon, 38.

Siren, 86.

Sirenida, 83, 86. Sirenoides, 82.

Spelerpes, 60.

Spelerping,51. squalostoma (Herpele), 101 stellio(Salamandra),21. Stereochilus,53,61. sticticeps(Spelerpes),63 striata(Molge),32. striata(Siren),87. striatus (Pseudobranchus), 87.

subcristata (Salamandra), 19, subcristatus(Cynops),19. subcristatus(Triton),20. subfusca (Salamandra), 62 subfuscus (Pseudotriton), 62.

subviolacea(Lacerta),41. subviolacea (Salamandra), subviolaceum (Ambystoma), 41.

symmetrica (Salamandra),21.

symmetricus(Triton),22. syntremus (Siphonops), 103.

124 teniata (Lacerta), 14. teniata(Molge),14. a rial (Salamandra), 4.

taeniatus(Triton),15,16. ee (Salamandra), talpoideum (Amblystoma), 40.

Taricha,7. aa (Xiphonura), 4 tenebrosum (Amblystoma), 49.

tentaculata(Ctecilia),93, 95.

terrestris(Salamandra),3. tetradactylus (Menobranchus), 84.

tetradactylus (Phanerobranchus), 84.

texana(Salamandra),50. si (Amblystoma), thomensis (Dermophis), 99.

thomensis (Siphonops), 98 Thoriidx, 76. Thorius,79. tigrina(Ambystoma),43. tigrina(Salamandra),43. tigrinum(Amblystoma), 3 43.

tigrinus(Siredon),44. tigrinus (Triton), 43. torosa(Molge),20. torosa (Taricha), 20, 21. topeens (Diemyctylus), torosua(Notophthalmus), 21.

Trematodéres,80,83,86. ALPHABETICAL INDEX. tridactyla(Amphiuma), tridantyla (Murenopsis), basta (Salamandra), tridaetylus(Molge),28. trisruptum(Amblystoma), 45.

Tritomegas, 80.

Triton,6. Tritonide, 2. Tritonides,80. Triturus,6. Tylototriton,29. Typhlonectes, 102.

sa rg (Salamanra), 35.

unicolor (Gymnopis), 100.

unisolor(Rhinatrema), 00.

uniformis(Oedipina),75. uniformis (Spelerpes), 75.

Urezotyphlus, 91.

Urotropis,53. variegata (Salamandra), 73 variegatus(Oedipus),73. bis ath (Spelerpes), 3.

variolata (Salamandra), 6.

venenosa (Salamandra), 1 ventricosus(Bradybates), 27 vermicularis (Opheobatrachus, 75.

vermicularis (Ophiobatrachus), 75.

verrucosus(Tylototriton), 29.

viridescens(Diemyctylus),22. viridescens(Molge),21. viridescens (Notophthalmus), 21.

viridescens(Triton),22. viridescens(Triturus),21. viscosa (Cecilia), 89. vittata(Molge),13. ee (Ommatotriton), vittatus (Triton), 13. vulgaris(Lacerta),14 vulgaris (Molge),'14. ic (Salama dra) vulgaris ae waltlii(Molge),(27. waltlii (Pleurodeles), 27. weismanni(Amblystoma), 43.

wosnessenskyi (Isodactylium),34. wosnessenskyi (Salamandrella),34. wurfbainii (Triton), 12. xanthostictus (Hypochton), 85.. ‘ xanthostictus (Proteus), 85.

xiphias (Amblystoma), 45.

Xiphonura,38. yucatanicus (Spelerpes), 72.

zoisii(Hypochton),86. zoisii(Proteus),86. PRINTEDBYTAYLORANDFRANCIS,REDLIONCOURT,FLEETSTREET,

LIST OF PLATES. Prats I, Pachytriton brevipes, Sauvg., p. 30, with view of mouth and Fig.

4a.

4b.

la, 18.

profile of head. Prare II.

Hynobius peropus, Blgr., p. 33. , lower view.

, profile of head. , open mouth, 14 nat. size. Amblystoma jeffersonianum, Green, p. 46, open mouth, 1} nat. size.

Amblystoma paroticum, Baird, p. 48, open mouth, 13 nat. size.

microstomum, Cope, p. 50, upper view of head, 1} nat. size.

, profile of head, 13 nat. size. » open mouth, 13 nat. size. Proteus anguinus, Laur., p. 85, upper view of head. . Var. carrare, upper view of head. —— — , var. zoisii, upper view of head. Prate III.

Batrachyperus sinensis, Sauvg., p. 37. , lower view.

—— ——, profile of head. , open mouth, 13 nat. size. Thorius pennatulus, Cope, p. 79, profile of head, x4 nat. size.

126 Fig.

Fig.

LIST OF PLATES.

Prats IV.

1. Ichthyophis monochrous, Blkr., p. 91, larva. la, —— , profile of head.

16. —— . open mouth, x 2 nat. size. le. , lower view of end of body and tail. 2, —— glutinosus, L., p. 89, upper view of head. 2a, —— , profile of head.

26, —— , tentacle, front view, much enlarged. 2¢. —— ——, tentacle, lateral view, much enlarged. 2d. —— , Section of the belly.

2e. —— -——, lower view of end of body. Prate V.

1. Uraotyphlus africanus, Blgr., p. 92. la. ——,, upper view of head, x 2 nat. size. 16. —— ——,, profile of head, x 2 nat. size. le, —— ——, tentacle, lateral view, much enlarged. 1d. —— , tentacle, front view, much enlarged. le. —— , lower view of end of body, x 2 nat. size. 2. oxyurus, D. & B., p. 92, upper view of head. 2a, —— , profile of head.

3. malabaricus, Bedd., p. 92, upper view of head. 3a. —— , profile of head.

Prats VI, 1. Cecilia isthmica, Cope, p. 94, profile of head and anterior part of body.

la , upper view of head and anterior part of body.

16. , lower view of posterior part of body. 2. pachynema, Gthr., p. 95, profile of head and anterior part of body.

2a. , tentacle, front view, much enlarged. 2b. ——., upper view of head and anterior part of body.

2¢. , lower view of posterior part of body.

Fig.

Fig.

Fig.

1, LIsT OF PLATES, 127 Prats VII.

Hypogeophis guentheri, Blgr., p. 96. » profile of head, x 2 nat. size. rostratus, Cuv., p. 96, profile of head, x 2 nat. size.

Prats VIII.

Dermophis albiceps, Blgr., p. 98. , profile of head, x 2 nat. size. —— mewicanus, D. & B., p. 98, profile of head. Gegenophis carnosus, Bedd., p. 101. » profile of head, x 2 nat. size. . — — , tentacle, front view, much enlarged. , tentacle, lateral view, much enlarged. Siphonops annulatus, Mik., p. 102, profile of head. Prats IX.

Herpele squalostoma, Stutchb., p. 101, profile of head and anterior part of body.

, tentacle, front view, much enlarged. .——_ ——, tentacle, lateral view, much enlarged. , lower view of posterior part of body. Chthonerpeton petersii, Blgr., p. 104, upper view of head and anterior part of body. , profile of head and anterior part of body. , lower view of posterior part of body. Typhlonectes natans, Fisch., p. 103, profile of head and anterior part of body.

, lower view of posterior part of body.

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2.Thorias pennatulus.

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Attribution. Boulenger, George Albert (1882). Catalogue of the Batrachia Gradientia s. Caudata and Batrachia Apoda in the collection of the British Museum. Digitised text released under CC0 1.0 via Zenodo (10.5281/zenodo.16400403). CC0 1.0. Original source ↗. Text extracted from the digitised PDF without changes to wording; page images, figures and plates are not reproduced. OCR errors in the source scan may remain.

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