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A. C. DrcKIINsoN-Specimen of fossil coral (Cyathophyllum
panictun TVin.) from the Hamilton group of Thunder Bay.
Rev. H. IHERZE, Delaware, O., (by exchange,)-3 Fish
Spines; 14 Fish Bones; 5 entries of Fish Teeth and a Jaw;
4 Corals; 11 entries of fossil Molluscs-all from the corniferous
limestone of Ohio; 3 entries of fossil Brachiopods, from the
Genesee Shale of Ohio.
T. ENTrEKIN —Specimens of Coal Conglomerate from
South-eastern Ohio.
II. ZOOLOGY.
The following donations have been received in the Department of Zoology:
J. L. WALLACE, Huron Station, Wayne Co.-Two White
Pelicans, (Pelecanus erythrocepihacels) from a flock of ten, seen
near the mouth of the Hturon River. Mounted.
LooMrIS & TIBBALS, Ann Arbor —Sand-Hill Crane ( rtus
Cacnacenrsis) from Illinois. Mounted.
Hon. E. C. WALKER, (Regent,) Detroit-One Coot, (Fulicac
Americana) fiom near Detroit. Mounted.
Prof. E. OLNEY-Long-tailed Ichneumon Fly, (Pi2mpla
hunator) from Ohio.
E. P. HERRINGTON, Ypsilanti —Snout of Saw-fish, (Pristis
antiqzormm) caught in 1863, on the Banks of Newfoundland.
Presented through Philip Winegar, Esq.
W. D. HITCHCOCIK, (Alumnus) Alpena-Two skins of Flying
Squirrels, (Pteromys volzucella).
UNKNOWN-Spotted Sandpiper, (T~ringa mtacularius).
GEO. B. SIITH, Detroit-Ring-necked Snake, (_Diadop)his
punctatus) Alabaster, losco County.
Prof. A. SAGER-Snowy Owl, (Nyctea nivea) Grand Rapids.
Mr. MCKENNEY, Detroit-A Living Bald Eagle, ({Halicetos
leucocepha Izs).
JAMES M. JUSTICE, LL. B., (Alumnus,)-)Skin of Red Fox,
(Vulpes flvus, var. fulvtus) Logansport, Ind.
JOEL MOODY, (Alumnus,)-Mole Cricket, (Gryllotalpa, new
species,) Mound City, Kansas.