INDEX
Reading edition
Adaptation to aquatic life, 59.
Aetosauria, 187.
Aigialosaurs, 146.
Alligator, 197.
Amblyrhynchus, 142.
Andrews, C. W., 75.
Angistorhinus, 190.
Anomodontia, 102.
Aquatic reptiles, adaptation of, 59.
Araeoscelis, 133, 138.
Archelon, 234, 236, 238, 239.
Archosauria, 33.
Aspideretes, 246, 247.
Baptanodon, 113, 114, 117.
Baur, George, 119, 120, 185, 234.
Belodon, 185, 189, 191.
Belodontia, 185.
Bêche, De la, 73.
Bogalobou, 75.
Broom, Robert, 5, 102, 103, 129.
Brown, Barnum, 93, 179.
Buckland, Dean, 75, 77.
Cacops, 35.
Camper, Adrian, 149, 166.
Camper, Peter, 149, 166.
Captorhinus, 49.
Caretta, 230.
Carpus, 38.
Casea, 55.
Case, E. C., 234.
Champsosaurus, 179, 180, 181, 182.
Chelone, 220, 229.
Chevrons, 32.
Choristodera, 178.
Classification of reptiles, 13.
Clavicles, 37.
Cleithrum, 36.
Clidastes, 147, 154, 155, 157, 166.
Collection of fossils, 10.
Colpochelys, 222.
Conybeare, Rev., 73, 110, 149.
Cope, E. D., 126, 176, 178, 185, 231, 233.
Coracoid, 36.
Cotylosauria, 16.
Cryptodira, 226.
Cretaceous of Kansas, 8.
Crocodiles,
ancient, 204;
marine, 207;
modern, 195.
Crocodilia, 15, 194.
Crocodilus, 195.
Cuvier, Georges, 73, 97, 107, 110, 149.
Darwin, Charles, 142.
De Fond, St. Faujas, 148.
Dermochelys, 241, 242.
Desmatochelys, 231, 232.
Dimetrodon, 36, 51.
Dinosauria, 18.
Dolichosaurs, 145.
Dolichobrachium, 54.
Dollo, Louis, 167, 179.
Edaphosaurus, 23.
Elasmosaurus, 79, 84, 86, 87.
Enaliosauria, 75.
Eosauravus, 52.
Episcoposaurus, 190.
Eretmochelys, 230.
Eryops, 31, 47.
Eusuchia, 195.
Exoskeleton, 43.
Extinct reptiles of North America, 52.
Femur, 41.
Fibula, 41.
Foot, 42.
Fraas, Eberhard, 74, 75, 99, 111, 115, 185, 213.
Gastroliths, 92, 200.
Gavial, Borneo, 201;
Gangetic, 198, 199, 202.
Gavialidae, 203.
Geological Ages, 46.
Geosaurus, 208, 210, 211, 212, 214.
Gervais, Professor, 126.
Gilmore, Charles, 113, 167.
Globidens, 167.
Goldfuss, August, 151.
Graptemys, 218.
Hadrosaurus, 56.
Hand, 38.
Hauff, B., 122.
Hay, Oliver P., 220, 227, 228, 234, 242.
Hofmann, Dr., 148.
Holops, 207.
Home, Everard, 110.
Homo diluvii testis, 108.
Huene, Friedrich von, 131, 185.
Humerus, 38.
Huxley, Thomas, 185, 207.
Hydrus, 169.
Hyperphalangy, 118.
Hypocentrum, 36.
Ichthyosauria, 17, 107.
Ichthyosaurus, 108, 112, 119, 121, 122.
Iguana, 140.
Ilium, 39.
Interclavicle, 37.
Intercentrum, 30.
Ischium, 39.
Jaeger, George, 184.
Jaekel, 185.
Karoo beds, 102.
Koenig, 110.
Labidosaurus, 22, 26, 50.
Laecertilia, 140.
Lariosaurus, 99, 100.
Leather-back turtles, 241.
Leidy, Joseph, 151.
Limnoscelis, 20, 47.
Lizards, 140;
flat-headed, 144;
Galapagos, 142.
Lull, Richard, 54.
Lystrosaurus, 103, 104.
Lortet, M., 135.
McGregor, J. H., 126, 129, 131, 185, 186, 189.
Mandible, 25.
Mantell, Dr., 75.
Marsh, O. C., 54, 185.
Merriam, J. C., 112, 120, 171, 174.
Merriamia, 118.
Mesosaurus, 126, 127, 128.
Mesosuchia, 185, 204.
Meyer, Hermann von, 75, 87, 132, 134, 184.
Mixosaurus, 119.
Monitor lizards, 144.
Mosasauria, 148, 166.
Mosasaurus, 148;
hofmanni, 149;
maximiliani, 151.
Münster, Georg von, 97.
Mudge, B. F., 93.
Mystriosuchus, 185, 188, 189, 191.
Nares, 23.
Nectosaurus, 175.
Nothosauria, 95.
Nothosaurus, 96, 97, 98.
O’Fallen, Major, 151.
Ophiacodon, 30, 32, 37, 38, 40, 42.
Ophidia, 168.
Ophthalmosaurus, 118, 125.
Orders of reptiles, 16.
Osborn, H. F., 126.
Ostodolepis, 33.
Owen, Richard, 75, 103, 110, 111, 185.
Paleorhinus, 190.
Paliguana, 5.
Parasuchia, 18, 184.
Parietal foramen, 23.
Pectoral girdle, 34.
Pelvic girdle, 39.
Pelvis, 39.
Pelycosauria, 186.
Pelycosimia, 187.
Phytosauria, 18, 187.
Phytosaurus, 186, 187.
Pineal foramen, 23.
Platecarpus, 151, 155, 156, 158, 159, 166.
Platynota, 148.
Plesiosauria, 77.
Plesiosaurus, 74.
Pleurodira, 224.
Pleurosaurus, 134, 136, 177.
Polycotylus, 80.
Proatlas, 32.
Proganochelys, 217.
Proganosauria, 17.
Proteosaurus, 110.
Protorosauria, 17, 132.
Protorosaurus, 132.
Protostega, 233, 234.
Protostegidae, 231.
Pseudosuchia, 185.
Pterosauria, 18.
Pubis, 39.
Pythonomorpha (Mosasauria), 166.
Range of Reptilia, 45.
Rhachitomous vertebrae, 17.
Rhynchocephalia, 17, 176.
Rhytidodon, 190.
Ribs, 33.
River turtles, 244.
Rutiodon, 190.
Sacrum, 32.
Sapheosaurus, 178.
Sauranodon (Baptanodon), 125.
Sauropterygia, 17, 73.
Scheuchzer, 107.
Seeley, H. G., 75, 126, 132.
Seymouria, 21, 48.
Shoulder-girdle, 34.
Simoedosaurus, 179.
Skeleton of reptiles, 19.
Skull of reptiles, 21.
Snakes, 168.
Spener, 132.
Sphenodon, 24, 132, 176.
Squamata, 17, 138.
Stegocephalia, 48.
Stereosternum, 126.
Sternum, 37.
Stomach-stones, 200.
Tarsus, 42.
Teeth, 21, 25.
Teleosaurus, 205.
Temporal openings, 23.
Testudo, 228.
Thalattosauria, 17, 171.
Thalattosaurus, 172, 173, 174.
Thalattosuchia, 207.
Therapsida, 16.
Theromorpha, 16.
Thaumatosaurus, 74.
Thoracosaurus, 207.
Tibia, 41.
Tomistomidae, 201.
Tortoises, 216;
fresh-water, 226;
land, 227;
marsh, 226.
Toxochelys, 219, 231, 232.
Trachemys, 221.
Trimerorhachis, 25.
Trinacromerum, 77, 81, 83, 85, 88, 89.
Trionychoidea, 244.
Trionyx, 245.
Tuatera, 176. See Sphenodon.
Turtles, 216;
river, 244;
sea, 229;
ancient sea, 231;
side-necked, 224.
Tylosaurus, 153, 155, 157, 160, 165, 166.
Varanus, 144.
Varanops, 53.
Ventral ribs, 34.
Vertebrae, 28;
notochordal, 29;
rhachitomous, 31.
Versluys, 244.
Watson, D. M. S., 103.
Wieland, G. R., 234, 236, 239, 243.
Woodward, A. S., 126.
Zittel, Carl von, 185.
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