The Cambridge natural history, Vol. 08 (of 10)

by Hans Gadow

SCHEME OF THE CLASSIFICATION ADOPTED IN THIS BOOK

CLASS AMPHIBIA.
Sub-Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.	Family.	Sub-Family.
STEGOCEPHALI (p. [78])	Stegocephali Lepospondyli (p. [80])	Branchiosauri (p. [80]). Aistopodes (p. [81]).
	Stegocephali Temnospondyli (p. [81]) Stegocephali Stereospondyli (p. [83])
LISSAMPHIBIA (p. [84])	Apoda (p. [84])		Coeciliidae (p.89).
	Urodela (p. [94])		Amphiumidae (p. [97]).
			Salamandridae (p. [102])	Desmognathinae (p. [102]). Plethodontinae (p. [103]). Amblystomatinae (p. [109]). Salamandrinae (p. [115]).
			Proteidae (p. [132]). Sirenidae (p. [136]).
	Anura (p. [138])	Aglossa (p. [143]).
		Phaneroglossa (p. [152])	Discoglossidae (p. [152]). Pelobatidae (p. [160]). Bufonidae (p. [166]).
			Hylidae (p. [185])	Amphignathodontinae (p. [188]). Hylinae (p. [189]).
			Cystignathidae (p. [209])	Hemiphractinae (p. [210]). Cystignathinae (p. [211]). Dendrophryniscinae (p. [224]).
			Engystomatidae (p. [225])	Engystomatinae (p. [225]). Dyscophinae (p. [235]). Genyophryninae (p. [236]).
			Ranidae (p. [237])	Ceratobatrachinae (p. [237]). Raninae (p. [238]). Dendrobatinae (p. [272]).
CLASS REPTILIA (p. [277]).
PROREPTILIA (p. [285]). Eryops (p. [286]). Cricotus (p. [287]).
Sub-Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.	Family.	Sub-Family.
PROSAURIA (p. [288])	Microsauri (p. [288]).
	Prosauri (p. [290]).	Protorosauri (p. [290]). Rhynchocephali (p. [292]).
THEROMORPHA (p. [300])	Pareiasauri (p. [304]). Theriodontia (p. [306]). Anomodontia (p. [309]). Placodontia (p. [311]).
CHELONIA (p. [312])	Atheca (p. [333])		Sphargidae (p. [333]).
	Thecophora (p. [338])	Cryptodira (p. [338])	Chelydridae (p. [338]). Dermatemydidae (p. [341]). Cinosternidae (p. [342]). Platysternidae (p. [345]). Testudinidae (p. [345]). Chelonidae (p. [378]).
		Pleurodira (p. [388])	Pelomedusidae (p. [390]). Chelydidae (p. [399]). Carettochelydidae (p. [404]).
		Trionychoidea (p. [404])	Trionychidae (p. [404]).
DINOSAURIA (p. [412])	Sauropoda (p. [418]). Theropoda (p. [420]).
	Orthopoda (p. [424])	Stegosauri (p. [425]). Ornithopoda (p. [426])
	Ceratopsia (p. [430]).
CROCODILIA (p. [431])	Pseudosuchia (p. [432]). Parasuchia (p. [433]).
	Eusuchia (p. [434])		Teleosauridae (p. [450]). Metriorhynchidae (p. [451]). Macrorhynchidae (p. [451]). Gavialidae (p. [451]). Atoposauridae (p. [453]). Goniopholidae (p. [453]). Crocodilidae (p. [454]).
PLESIOSAURIA (p. [473])	Nothosauri (p. [476])		Mesosauridae (p. [476]). Nothosauridae (p. [477]).
	Plesiosauri (p. [477])		Pliosauridae (p. [477]). Plesiosauridae (p. [478]). Elasmosauridae (p. [478]).
ICHTHYOSAURIA (p. [478])	Ichthyosauri (p. [483]).
PTEROSAURIA (p. [484])	Pterosauri (p. [486])	Pterodactyli (p. [486]). Pteranodontes (p. [487]).
PYTHONOMORPHA (p. [487])	Dolichosauri (p. [489]). Mosasauri (p. [489]).
SAURIA (p. [491])	Lacertilia (p. [491])	Geckones (p. [502])	Geckonidae (p. [507])	Geckoninae (p. [507]). Eublepharinae (p. [512]). Uroplatinae (p. [512]).
		Lacertae (p. [513])	Agamidae (p. [515]). Iguanidae (p. [528]). Xenosauridae (p. [536]). Zonuridae (p. [536]). Anguidae (p. [537]). Helodermatidae (p. [540]). Lanthanotidae (p. [541]). Varanidae (p. [542]). Xantusiidae (p. [547]). Tejidae (p. [547]). Lacertidae (p. [549]). Gerrhosauridae (p. [559]). Scincidae (p. [559]). Anelytropidae (p. [564]). Dibamidae (p. [564]). Aniellidae (p. [564]). Amphisbaenidae (p. [565]). Pygopodidae (p. [567]).
		Chamaeleontes (p. [567])	Chamaeleontidae (p. [573]).
	Ophidia (p. [581])		Typhlopidae (p. [593]). Glauconiidae (p. [594]). Ilysiidae (p. [594]). Uropeltidae (p. [595]).
			Boidae (p. [596])	Pythoninae (p. [598]). Boinae (p. [601]).
			Xenopeltidae (p. [605]).
			Colubridae (p. [606]) Aglypha (p. [606])	Acrochordinae (p. [606]). Colubrinae (p. [607]). Rhachiodontinae (p. [622]).
			Colubridae Opisthoglypha (p. [623])	Dipsadomorphinae (p. [623]). Elachistodontinae (p. [625]). Homalopsinae (p. [625]).
			Colubridae Proteroglypha (p. [625])	Elapinae (p. [626]). Hydrophinae (p. [635]).
			Amblycephalidae (p. [637]).
			Viperidae (p. [637])	Viperinae (p. [638]). Crotalinae (p. [644]).

CLASS AMPHIBIA.
Sub-Class.		Order.		Sub-Order.		Family.		Sub-Family.
STEGOCEPHALI (p. [78])		Stegocephali Lepospondyli (p. [80])		Branchiosauri (p. [80]). Aistopodes (p. [81]).
		Stegocephali Temnospondyli (p. [81]) Stegocephali Stereospondyli (p. [83])
LISSAMPHIBIA (p. [84])		Apoda (p. [84])				Coeciliidae (p.89).
		Urodela (p. [94])				Amphiumidae (p. [97]).
						Salamandridae (p. [102])		Desmognathinae (p. [102]). Plethodontinae (p. [103]). Amblystomatinae (p. [109]). Salamandrinae (p. [115]).
						Proteidae (p. [132]). Sirenidae (p. [136]).
		Anura (p. [138])		Aglossa (p. [143]).
				Phaneroglossa (p. [152])		Discoglossidae (p. [152]). Pelobatidae (p. [160]). Bufonidae (p. [166]).
						Hylidae (p. [185])		Amphignathodontinae (p. [188]). Hylinae (p. [189]).
						Cystignathidae (p. [209])		Hemiphractinae (p. [210]). Cystignathinae (p. [211]). Dendrophryniscinae (p. [224]).
						Engystomatidae (p. [225])		Engystomatinae (p. [225]). Dyscophinae (p. [235]). Genyophryninae (p. [236]).
						Ranidae (p. [237])		Ceratobatrachinae (p. [237]). Raninae (p. [238]). Dendrobatinae (p. [272]).
CLASS REPTILIA (p. [277]).
PROREPTILIA (p. [285]). Eryops (p. [286]). Cricotus (p. [287]).
Sub-Class.		Order.		Sub-Order.		Family.		Sub-Family.
PROSAURIA (p. [288])		Microsauri (p. [288]).
		Prosauri (p. [290]).		Protorosauri (p. [290]). Rhynchocephali (p. [292]).
THEROMORPHA (p. [300])		Pareiasauri (p. [304]). Theriodontia (p. [306]). Anomodontia (p. [309]). Placodontia (p. [311]).
CHELONIA (p. [312])		Atheca (p. [333])				Sphargidae (p. [333]).
		Thecophora (p. [338])		Cryptodira (p. [338])		Chelydridae (p. [338]). Dermatemydidae (p. [341]). Cinosternidae (p. [342]). Platysternidae (p. [345]). Testudinidae (p. [345]). Chelonidae (p. [378]).
				Pleurodira (p. [388])		Pelomedusidae (p. [390]). Chelydidae (p. [399]). Carettochelydidae (p. [404]).
				Trionychoidea (p. [404])		Trionychidae (p. [404]).
DINOSAURIA (p. [412])		Sauropoda (p. [418]). Theropoda (p. [420]).
		Orthopoda (p. [424])		Stegosauri (p. [425]). Ornithopoda (p. [426])
		Ceratopsia (p. [430]).
CROCODILIA (p. [431])		Pseudosuchia (p. [432]). Parasuchia (p. [433]).
		Eusuchia (p. [434])				Teleosauridae (p. [450]). Metriorhynchidae (p. [451]). Macrorhynchidae (p. [451]). Gavialidae (p. [451]). Atoposauridae (p. [453]). Goniopholidae (p. [453]). Crocodilidae (p. [454]).
PLESIOSAURIA (p. [473])		Nothosauri (p. [476])				Mesosauridae (p. [476]). Nothosauridae (p. [477]).
		Plesiosauri (p. [477])				Pliosauridae (p. [477]). Plesiosauridae (p. [478]). Elasmosauridae (p. [478]).
ICHTHYOSAURIA (p. [478])		Ichthyosauri (p. [483]).
PTEROSAURIA (p. [484])		Pterosauri (p. [486])		Pterodactyli (p. [486]). Pteranodontes (p. [487]).
PYTHONOMORPHA (p. [487])		Dolichosauri (p. [489]). Mosasauri (p. [489]).
SAURIA (p. [491])		Lacertilia (p. [491])		Geckones (p. [502])		Geckonidae (p. [507])		Geckoninae (p. [507]). Eublepharinae (p. [512]). Uroplatinae (p. [512]).
				Lacertae (p. [513])		Agamidae (p. [515]). Iguanidae (p. [528]). Xenosauridae (p. [536]). Zonuridae (p. [536]). Anguidae (p. [537]). Helodermatidae (p. [540]). Lanthanotidae (p. [541]). Varanidae (p. [542]). Xantusiidae (p. [547]). Tejidae (p. [547]). Lacertidae (p. [549]). Gerrhosauridae (p. [559]). Scincidae (p. [559]). Anelytropidae (p. [564]). Dibamidae (p. [564]). Aniellidae (p. [564]). Amphisbaenidae (p. [565]). Pygopodidae (p. [567]).
				Chamaeleontes (p. [567])		Chamaeleontidae (p. [573]).
		Ophidia (p. [581])				Typhlopidae (p. [593]). Glauconiidae (p. [594]). Ilysiidae (p. [594]). Uropeltidae (p. [595]).
						Boidae (p. [596])		Pythoninae (p. [598]). Boinae (p. [601]).
						Xenopeltidae (p. [605]).
						Colubridae (p. [606]) Aglypha (p. [606])		Acrochordinae (p. [606]). Colubrinae (p. [607]). Rhachiodontinae (p. [622]).
						Colubridae Opisthoglypha (p. [623])		Dipsadomorphinae (p. [623]). Elachistodontinae (p. [625]). Homalopsinae (p. [625]).
						Colubridae Proteroglypha (p. [625])		Elapinae (p. [626]). Hydrophinae (p. [635]).
						Amblycephalidae (p. [637]).
						Viperidae (p. [637])		Viperinae (p. [638]). Crotalinae (p. [644]).

PART I

AMPHIBIA

"'s scheint, dass die hier oben keine

Ahnung haben von dem Sumpf und

Seiner Pracht."

The "plattgedrückte Kröte,"

Scheffel's Trompeter von Säkkingen.