chapter on the History of Ichthyology, and with this for the present the reader must be contented.

The writer has hoped to make a book valuable to technical students, interesting to anglers and nature lovers, and instructive to all who open its pages.

David Starr Jordan.

Palo Alto, Santa Clara County, Cal.,
October, 1904.

ERRATA[1]
VOL. I

• Frontispiece, for Paramia quinqueviltata read Paramia quinquevittata
• Page xiii, line 10, for Filefish read Tilefish
• 39, " 15, for Science read Sciences
• 52, lines 4 and 5, transpose hypocoracoid and hypercoracoid
• 115, line 24, for Hexagramidæ read Hexagrammidæ
• 162, " 7, The female salmon does as much as the male in covering the eggs.
• 169, last line, for immmediately read immediately
• 189, legend, for Miaki read Misaki
• 313, line 26, for sand-pits read sand-spits
• 322, " 7 and elsewhere, for Wood's Hole read Woods Hole
• 324, " 15, for Roceus read Roccus
• 327, " next to last, for masquinonqy read masquinongy
• 357, " 5, for Filefish read Tilefish
• 361, " 26, for 255 feet read 25 feet
• 368, " 26, for infallibility read fallibility
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