On Rejjtiles and Bt ' -.a from Brazil. 191 Fig. 4. Kirkbya oblonga, J. & K., var. Right valve. Near Seafield Tower. Fig. 5. Kirkbya oblonga, J. & K ., var. a, left valve ; b, ventral view. Williainswood. Fig. 6. Kirkbya oblonga, J. & K., var. a, left valve ; b, ventral view. Or-chard Quarry. Fig. 7. Kirkbya annectens, J. & K. a, left valve ; h, ventral edge ; c, dorsal edge ; d, end view. Cultra. Fig. 8. Kirkbya annectens, var. bipartita, J. & K. a, right valve ; b, edge view. Gare. Fig. 9. Kirkbya plicata, J. & K. Eight valve. Weston-super-Mare. Fig. 10. Kirkbya plicata. a, left valve ; b, edge view. Randerstone. Fig. II. Kirkbya spiralis, J.. & K. «. right valve ; 6, ventral view. Rau-derstone. Z^. 12. Kirkbya spinosa, J. & K. </, right valve ; 5, ventral view. Crsigenglen. Fig. 13. Kirkbya costata, M'Goy. «, left valve ; b, dorsal view. Cam Beck. Fig. 14. Kirkbya costata. a, left valve ; b, ventral view. Steeraway. Fig. 15. Kirkbya costata, var. Mooreana, J. & K. Right valve. Weston-super-Mare. Fig. 16. Kirkbya scotica, J. & K. Right valve. Linlithgow Bridge. Fig. 17. Kirkbya scotica. Left valve. Caraphelltowu. ify. 18. Kirkbya rigida, J. & K. a, left valve (?) ; b, ventral view. Einneil Mill. Fig. 19. Kirkbya Urei, Jones, a, left valve ; b, dorsal view. Burlage Quarry. XVII. — A List of Rejytiles and Batrachians from the Province Bio Grande do Sid, Brazil, sent to the Natural-History Museum by Dr. H. von Ihering. By GL A. BOULENGER. In the course of the last three years Dr. H. v. Ihering has transmitted to the Natural-History Museum numerous speci-mens of Reptiles and Batrachians collected by him in the province Bio Grande do Sul. The following list, which contains the names of all the species sent by Dr. v. Ihering, will be useful as completing our knowledge of the herpeto-logical fauna of that district, which rested almost entirely upon the accounts published by Hensel in the ' Archiv fur N aturgeschichte ' for 1867 and 1868, and will also serve as a verification of some of that author's determinations. I have therefore indicated in synonymy the names given by Hensel whenever they differed from those employed by me ; the species unknown to Hensel are preceded by an asterisk. REPTILIA. Chelonia. I. Platemys Geoffrey ana, D. & B. 14*
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