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6 INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL. Prof. IL E. ARMSTRONG (United Kingdom). Prof. Dr. A. von BOHM (Austri.O. Dr. J. BRUNCHORST (Norw.\y). Dr. E. W. DAHLGREN (Sweden). Prof. A. FAMINTZIN (Russia). Prof. Dr. J. II. GRAF (Switzerland). Prof. J. W. GREGORY (Victoria). Dr. M. KNUDSEN (Denmark). Prof. D. J. KORTEWEG (Holland). Prof. H. LAMB (S. Australia). Prof. S. P. LANGLEY (United States). Prof. A. LIVERSIDGE (New South Wales). MoNS. D. MfiTAXAS (Greece). Prof. Don F. R. NASINI (Italy). del PASO Y TRONCOSO (Mexico). Prof. H. POINCARfi (France). GUSTAY RADOS (Hungary). Prof. Prof. J. SAKURAI (Japan). R. TRDIEN, Esq. (Cape Colony). Prof. Dr. 0. UHLWORM (Germany). EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Dr. CYRUS ADLER. Prof. H. E. ARMSTRONG. Prof. A. FAMINTZIN. Prof. J. LARMOR, See. E.S. Dr. L. MOND. Prof. R. NASINI. Prof. H. POINCARfi. Prof. T. E. THORPE. Prof. Dr. 0. UHLWORM. DIRECTOR. Dr. H. FORSTER MORLEY. REFEREE FOR THIS VOLUME. C. y. CROOK.

7 : INTEEMTlOiA^AL CATALOGUE SCIENTIFIC OF LITERATURE Third Annual Issue H GEOLOGY ^^-..r I'UHLISHED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL BY THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON LONDON Habhison and Sons, 45, St. Mabtin's Lane France: GAtrnnER-ViLLAKS, Paris Germany: Hermann Paetel, Berlin 1905 (JULY)

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9 INTERNATIONAL CVTALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE. CENTRAL BUREAU. Director. II. 34 AND 35, SouTiiAMrxoN Street, Strand, i.ondon, w.c. Forster Morley, ^l.a,, D.Sc. REGIONAL BUREAUS. All communicatious for the several Regional Bureaus are to l^e sent to the addresses here given, Austria. Ilerr Dr. J. Karabacek, Direktor, K. K. llofbibliothek, Vienna. Belgium. Monsieur Louis Masnre, Secr^taire-CJeneral de I'Office International de Bibliographie, Brussels. Canada. Prof. J. G. Adami, McGill College, Mtjntreal. Denmark. Dr. Martin Knudsen, 15, Frederikshaldsgade, Copenhagen. 0. Egypt. Capt. II. G. Lyons, R.E., Director-General, Survey Department, Cairo. Finland. Ilerr lljalmar Leniiing, Bibliothekar der Societal der Wissenschaften, Ilelsingfors. France. Monsieur le Dr. J. Deniker, 8, Rue de Buffon, Paris. Germany. Ilerr Prof. Dr. 0. Uhhvorni, Enckeplatz, 3a, Berlin, S.W. Greece. Monsieur D. Metaxas, Minister Plenipotentiary for Greece, Greek Legation, 1, Stanhope Gardens, S.\V. Holland. Ileer Prof. D. J. Korteweg, Universitiit, Amsterdam. Hungary. Ilerr Prof. Gustav Rados, viii, Muzeumkijrut, Miiegyetem, Buda-Pest. India and Ceylon. The Hon. Sec., Asiatic Society of Bengal, 57, Park Street. Calcutta. Italy. Cav. E. Maucini, Accademia dei Liucei, Palazzo Corsini, Lungara, Rome.

10 , Japan. Prof. J. Sakurai, Imperial University, Tokyo. Mexico, Senor Don Jose M. Vigil, Presidente del Instituto Bibliografico Mexicano, Biblioteca Nacioiial, Mexico City. New South Wales. The Hon. Sec, Royal Society of New South Wales, Sydney. New Zealand. C. Freyberg, Esq., New Zealand Institute, Wellington, N.Z. Norway. Dr. J. Brunchorst, Bergenske Museum, Bergen. Poland (Austrian, Russian and Prussian). Dr. T. Estreicher, Sekretarz, Komisya Bibliograficzna, Akademii Umiejgtnosci, Cracow. Portugal. Senhor F. Gomez Teixeira, Academia Polytechnica do Porto Oporto. Queensland. John Shirley, Esq., B.Sc, Cordelia Street, South Brisbane. Russia. Monsieur E. Heintz, I'Observatoire Physique Central Nicolas, Vass. Ostr. 23-me ligne, 2, St. Petersburg. South Africa. L. Peringuey, Esq., South African Museum, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope. South Australia. The Librarian, Public Library of South Australia, Adelaide. Spain. Senor Don Jose Rodriguez Carracido, Profesor de la Universidad Central, Madrid. Sweden. Dr. E. W. Dahlgren, Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm. Switzerland. Ilerr Prof. Dr. J. 11. Graf, Schweizerische Landesbibliothek, Bern The United States of America. Prof. S. P. Langley, Smithsonian Institution, Washington. Victoria. Prof. J. W. Gregory, Royal Society of Victoria, Victoria Street, Melbourne. Western Australia. J. S. Battye, Esq.. Victoria Public Library, Perth.

11 VII INSTRUCTIONS. The present volume consists of three parts : (a) Schedules aud Indexes in four languages. {b) An Author Catalogue, (c) A Subject Catalogue. The Subject Catalogue begins with some general sections 0000 to These are followed by sections 10 to 32 in which Physical and Tectonic Geology is indexed. In sections 35 to 95 papers are classified according to the strata to whicli they refer. The last two sections, 98 and 99, deal with maps and surveying. To enable the reader to find these numbers quickly, the first and last number on the page is repeated at the right and left corner at the head of each page in the Subject Index. This also has the advantage of giving to the pages of the Subject Catalogue a mark by which they can be distinguished at a glance from the pages of the Author Catalogue. In each section the final arrangement of papers is in the alphabetical order of authors' names. In order to find the papers dealing with a particular subject the reader may either consult the Schedule or the Index to the Schedule. The numbers given in the index are Registration numbers, aud can be

12 vm used at ouce for turning to the proper page of the Subject Index. This is done by looking at the numbers at the top corners of the pages. If the reader remember the name of the author of a paper on a given subject, he will probably find it convenient to refer to the Author Catalogue rather than to the Subject Catalogue. In the Author Catalogue the numbers placed within square brackets at the end of each entry are Registration numbers, and serve to indicate the scope of eacli paper indexed. The meaning of these numbers will at once be found by reference to the Schedule. In case the abbreviated titles of Journals are not understood, a key to these is provided at the end of the volume. Topographical Symbols. The numbered sections in the Subject Catalogue for this volume are usually divided into sub-sections by means of topographical symbols. These S3'mbols are letters printed in italics. Tiiey are explained by the topographical classification appended to the Schedules.

13 International Catalogue of Scientific Literature. (II) GEOLOGY Philosophy History. Biography Periodicals, lleporls of Institutions, Societit.'s, Congresses, etc General Treatises, Text Books, Dictionaries, Bibliug-raphies, Tables Addresses, Lectures. OO.jO Pedagogy. OOGO Institutions, ^Museums, Collections, Economics Nomenclature. PHYSICAL. 10 General. 15 (ilacial Geology. (.See also J 31.) 20 Volcanic Geolog}'. {See also J 12.) '^o Seismic Geology (including elevation and depi'cssion). ( See al.?o J 13.) TECTONIC. 28 Denudation, sedimentatiim, and dei)osition. (.S'ce also- G b3). 30 Stratification and field (structural) features of rocks (including outcrops, dips, strikes, lamination, folds, dislocations, faults, jointing-, and cleavage). 32 Crogeny. (h-4830) li

14 STRATIGRAPHICAL.* 35 Geiioial. 40 Architaii. 45 Palffiozoic. 50 (1) Lower (Cambrian, Ordovician [Lower Silari;iuJ. and Silurian [Upper Silui-ian]). 55 (2) Upper (Devonian, Carboniferous, and Permian). 60 INlesozoic (Secondary). 65 (I) Trias^ic. 70 {2) Jurassic. 75 (3) Cretaceous. 80 Ceenozoic (Tertiary). 85 (1) Lower (Eocene and Oligoceue). 90 (2) Upper (Miocene and Pliocene). 95 Pleistocene and recent. 98 Maps. 99 Surveying'. * Smaller stratigraphical divisions than those adopted in this Schedule are probably desirable, but it is very difficult to devise a scheme that would meet with general acceptance. If the divisions accepted for the International Geological Map of Europe are used, the additional numbers required can be easily intercalated.

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17 Catalogue luternatiodal de la Litterature Scientifique. (11) GEOLOGIF. 000 Philosopliio. OOIO Ilistoire. Biofiraphios Periodiqnes. IJappoits d'lnsiitutious, de Societc's, de Congres, etc 'J'raites generaux, Maimels, Dictionnaircs, Bibliographies, Tables Discours, et Conferences Enseignement Institulions, Musees, Ctjllcclions. Applications pratiques Nomenclature. GEODYNAMIQUE. 10 Generalite's. 15 Plienomenes g-laciaires. (Fo_//. aussi J 31.) 20 l^henomenes volcaniques. (io/y. aussi J 12.) 2ij riienonienes de dislocation ou sismiques (y corapris les affaissements et les soulevements). {Voy. aussi J 13.) TECT0NIQI3E. 28 Denudation, sedimentation et depots. (Voy. aussi G 83). 30 Stratitication et deformations que les lochcs peuvent subir dans cette structure (y c onipris aflleurements. inclinaisons, : reuversements, laniinacje, plissements, dislocations, failles, joints et clivages). 32 Orog-e'nie.

18 STRATIGRAPHIE.* 35 Generalites, 40 Archeen. 4o Paleozoique. 50 (1) liiferieur (Cambrieu, Ordovicien [Silurieii inferieiir], et bilurieii [Silurien superieiir] ). 55 (2) Superieiir (Devonien, (jarboiiifere. et Permien). GO Me'sozoique (Secondaire). 65 (1 ) Tiiasique. 70 (2) Jurassi([ue. 75 (3) Ci-etace. 80 Neozoiqne ('rerliaire). 85 (1) Infeiieur (l?]oce]ie et Oligocene). 90 (2) Superienr (Miocene et Pliocene). 95 Pleistocene et recent. 98 Cartes. 99 Iiltablissenient des cartes geologiqucs. * Des divisions stratisrapliiques plus detaillees que celles qui sont adoptees dans cctte classification seraient desirables, mais il est tres difficile d'adopter une division qui conrienne a tons. Si Ton va se servir des divisions acceptees pour la Carte Internatiouaic goologique de I'Europe, les numeros addilionnels pourront 6tre aisement intercales.

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20 ., TABLE D E S M A T I E R E S GlEOLOGIE (H). Aflleiiremeuts Applications pratiques Bibliograpliies Biographic Cai'tes Cartes geologiques des Clivage Collections Congres, Rapports Den ud a 'ion Depots Dictionnaires fitabl ssement tie 30 Discours. Dislocations Failles Histoire. Inclinaisons Institutions, Rapports d' Joints Laminage. Manuels Musees Nomenclature Orogenie. Enseignement Periodiques Phenomenes glaci sismiqucs

21 Internatiocaler Katalog der naturwissenschaftlichen Litteratur. (II) GEOLOGIE Philosophio Oescliiclite, Biograpliieii Periodica. Bericlite voii Iiistitnten, Ge^ellscliaften, Cong'ressen etc All.u'eineine Abhandiuiig'en, Leliibiiclier, AViirteibliclier, liibliojituphieii, Tabelleii Festreden. Vortriige Padaoogilc Institute, ]\rii?een, Saininlungen, "Wiifliscliaftliclics und Oi'Li,aiiisatnriscliep Nomeuelatur. PHYSISCHE GEOLOGIE. 10 Allg'euieines. 15 Glaciale (Jeologio. {Siclic auch J 31.) 20 Vulkanisclie Geolog-je. (Siehe auch J 12.) 25 Seismische Geoloo-ie (eitiscliliesslich Ilebuiig- und Senkuug). {Sielie auch J 13.) TEKTONIK. 28 Denudation, Scdinientbildung-, Ablag-erung'. {Siche auch G83.) 30 Lagerung- mid Gcfiige der Gesteine (eiuschliesslich Zutagetretrn. Schichtung-, Streiclien uud Fallen, Faltung, Ueberschiebung", Verwerfung, IJrnch, KUiftung und Druckschiefei'ung). 32 Orogeuie.

22 io STRATIGRAPHISCHE GEOLOGIE.* 35 Allg-emeines. 40 Archiiische Gebilie. 45 Paiiiozoisclie Formation. '50 ' (1) Uiitere (Cainbrium, Uutersilur, Obersilui'). 55 (2) Obere' (Devon, Carbon, Perm). 60 Mesozoische Formation. 65 (1) Trias. 70 (2) Jura. 75 (3) Kreide. 80 Kiinozoische Formation (Tertiiir). 85 (I) Untere (Eocjin, Olig-ociui). 90 (2) Obere (Miociin. Pliociin). 95 Pleistociin und recente Bildung-en. 98 Karten. 99 Geoloo'ischii Anfnahme. * Wahrsclieinlicli werden noch kleinere stratigraphische Abtheilangen, als sie ia diesem Schema angenomnien siiid, erwunscht sein. Docli ist es selir schwierig, ein allgemein aiuieliiribarcs S,-hema aufzustellen. Wird die fiir die interna tionale geologigche Karte von Europa angenommene Eintlicilung beniitzt, so lassen sioh die erforderlichen Zusatznummern leicht einschieben.

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25 13 Catalogo Internazionale della Letteratura Scientifica. (II) GEOLOGIA Filosofia Stori:v. Bioofrafia. 0(*20 Periodici. Kesoconti di Istituti, Societa, Congress!, ecc Trattati goiieral', Manual!, D!z!t'uari, BibUogralie, lud!ci ljelaz!oni, Letture. OO-^O Fedag-og-ia. OOGO Ist!tuti, ]Muse!, Cullezion!, Appl!caz!oni prat!che Nomeiiclatura. FISICA. 10 Geuerale. 15 Geologia g-iac!ale. ( Fer// anche J 31.) 20 Geolog!a vulcainca. (]>(/j anche J 12.) 25 Geologia sismlca (iiicludendo elevaz!one e depress!one). {Veli anche J 13.) TETTONICA. 28 Deuudazloue, sed!nienlaz!one e dcpositazione. ( Fet?/ anche (j 83). 30 Stratificazlone e conformazlone sul terreno (strntturale) delle JJocce (Includendo emersion!, sprofondamenti, stiranienti, laininazlone, pieglie, dislocazloui, faglie, rigett! (giimti) e clivagglo). 32 Orogenia.

26 u STRATIGRAFICA.* 35 Generale. 40 Arcaico. 45 Paleozoico, 50 (1) Infeiiore (Camluiano, Oi-dovieiano [Siluriauo iuferiore] e Siluriauo [Siluriauo.supeiiore]). 55 ("2) Superiore (Devouiauo, Carbuuifero e Permiano). 60 Mesozoico. Qo (1) Triasico. 70 (2) Giurese o Giurassico. 75 (3) Cietaceo o Cretacico. 80 Cenozoica (Terziario). 85 (1) Iuferiore (Eoceue ed Olig'oceue). 90 (2) Superiore (Mioceue e Pliocene). 95 Pleistocene e recente. 98 Carte. 99 Rilevameuto. * Minori divisioni stratigrafiche che quelle adottate nella presente scbedula sarebbero probalilmente desidei-ate, pero si incontra una reaie difficolta a proporre uno scbema il quale possa incontrarc il generale aggradimento. Se la divisione aceettata per la carta Geologiea internazionale d'europe veuisse usata, i numeri addizionali necessarii possono venir agevolmeute intercalati.

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28 .. 16 I N D 1 C K GEOLOGIA (H). Applicazioni prati Arcaico Bibliografie BiograGa. Cambriano Carbonifero Carte Cenozoico. C.iraggio.. CoUezioni.. Congressi, Kesocont idi Cretaceo. Denudazione Depositazione Devoniano Discorsi.. Disloeazioni Dizionari. Eocene JCmersioni. Faglie Filosofia. Giunti Giui-assico Glaciale, Geologia Indici Manual i. jmesozoifo Miocene. MuseL Xomenelatura Oligoceue. Ordovieiano Orogenia. Paleozoico Pedagogia. Periodici. Permiano. Pieghe Pleistocene Pliocene. Kecente. Rilevamento Sedimentazione Silui-iano. Sisniica, Geologia Societa, Resoconti di Sprofondamenti Stiramenti Storia Stratificazioue Terziario. Ti'iasico. Trattati General i. Yulcanica, Geologia O a 95 9i> Istituti.. Kcsoconti d Laminazione Lettur:- 28-5(^ O 3) ) 20

29 ; 17 International Catalogue of Scientific Literature. I. TOPOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION. [To be used in connexion with Geography, Geology, Botany, Zoology, etc.] 1. >UIN DIVISIONS. a. The Earth as a whole. b. Land as a whole. c. Ocean as a wlioie. d. Europe and Mediterranean Islands. e. Asia and Malay Archipelago, Celebes and Timor inclusive. /. Africa and Madagascar. g. Xorth America to boundary between United States and Mexico. h. Mexico, Central and South America, and West Indian Islands. i. Australia. Tasmania and New Zealand, with New Guinea, (Jilolo. and Moluccas to west, and including the Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, and New Caledonia to east. k. Arctic: Greenlantl and the area north of the Arctic Circle, or of the coasts of Continental America, Asia, and Europe, whichever is farther north. /. Atlantic and Islands from Arctic Circle to Lat. 45 S. the southern portion bounded on the east by the meridian 20 E. of Greenwich, south of the coast of Africa ; and on the west by the coast of South America. m. Indian Ocean and Islands limited on the south by Lat 45 S. on the west by the meridian 20 E. of Greenwich ; on the east by the coast of Australia and the meridian 147 E. of Greenwich. n. Pacific and Islands from the Arctic Circle to Lat. 45 S., and between the meridian 147 E. of Greenwich and the coast of S'juth America. 0. Antarctic : the area south of 45 S. except the Falkland Islands and the southern parts of South America and New Zealand. but including the islands of New Amsterdam and St. Paul. N.B. As a general rule, Islands more than 100 miles from the continent to be classed as Oceanic, unless specially excepted. (H-4830) c

30 ; SUiJ-01VISIONS. d. Europe axd ^Ieditkrijaxean Island?. da. Scandinavia: Sweden, Norway. Denmnrk, Iceland. Faeroes. db. Kussia in Europe. dc. German Empii-e. dd. Holland : Belgium ; Luxemburg. de. df. dg. British Islands. France and Corsica. Spain and Portug'al. dh. Italy : Sicily and Sardinia. di. Switzerland. dh Austria-Hungary (Bosnia and Herzegovina included). dl. Balkan Peninsula (Turkey in Europe, Roumania, Bulgaria, Servia, Montenegro, and Greece). dm. Mediterranean and Islands (excluding Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica). dn. Black Sea. do. Baltic and Islands. ea. Asiatic Russia. e. Asia axd Malay Archipelago. eh. China and Dependencies : Tibet ; Corea. ec. Japanese Islands ; Formosa. ed. Cochin China : Tonquiu, Annam. ee. Siam. ef. British India : Himalaya ; Burmah : Ceylon. eg. Malay Peninsula fi'om Isthmus of Kra and Archipelago to Wallace's line, including Celebes and Timor, with the Philippines and China Sea. eh. Persia ; Afghanistan ; Baluchistan. ei. Asiatic Turkey ; Arabia. ek. Caspian. el Persian Gulf. /; Africa axd Madagascar. fa. Mediterranean States Marocco, Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli. fb. N.E. Africa ; Egypt and Nile Valley to Lat. 10 X. ; Abyssinia ; African Coast of Red Sea. fc. Sahara and the French Sudan ; Darfur. etc. fd. "West Africa, from Marocco to the Congo. fe. Congo State and Angola. East Africa, from the Southern border of fh to the Zambezi jf'. Socotra. fij. South Africa South of the Zambezi and of the boundary between Portuguese and German S "W. Africa. fh. Madagascar and Comoro Group. Red Sea and Islands. /?'.

31 11) ga. gh. Alaska. Canada as a wlmle. g. NOKTII A.MIiUICA. gc. Canadian Dominion West (Yukon, British Colinnbia, Mackenzie, Athabasca, Alberta, Saskitchewan, Assiniboia). gd. Canadian Dominion East ; Newfoundland. ge. The Laurentian Lakes. gf. United States as a whole. gg. North Eastern United States, East of N[ississippi (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Michii^an, Wisconsin, Illinois. Indiana). gh. South Eastern United States, East of Mississippi. gi. "Western United States, West of Mississippi. h. Central and South America and West In'uies. ha. Mexico. hb. Central America : Guatemala ; Honduras ; British Hoadui-as ; Salvador: Nicarag-iia; Costa Rica. he. West Indian Islands ; Caribbean Sei ; Gulf of Mexico. hd. Guiana British, Dutch, and French ; Venezuela ; Trinidad. he. Columbia ; Ecuador. hf. Peru. hg. Bolivia. hh. Brazil. hi. Argentina ; Uruguav and Paraguay. hk. Chili. hi. Tierra del Fuego and neighbouring islands ; Falkland Islands. hm. The Andes. i. Australasia. ia New Guinea with Islands from Wallace's line, including Gilolo, Amboina, Ceram. ib. Bismarck Archipelago (New Britain, etc., to Solomon Islands inclusive). ic. Australia as a whole. id. Queensland. ie. New South Wales. if. Victoria. ig. South Australia. ih. AVest Australia. a. Tasmania. ik. New Zealand. ly. New Caledonia, New Hebrides, and Loyalty Islands. (H-4830) c 2

32 20 k: Arctic. ka. kb. kc. kd. Arctic Ocean. Greenland. Archipelago north of North America. Islands nortli of Europe and Asia. /. Atlantic la. North Atlantic Ocean and Islands not otherwise specified. fb. Azores ; Canaries ; Madeira ; Cape Yerde. Ic. South Atlantic and Islands. m. Indian Ocean. ma. Ocean and Islands N. of Equator. mb. Ocean and Islands S. of Equator, including Mascarene Islands, Amsterdam, and St. Paul. 77. Pacific. na. North Pacific Ocean (North of Equator). nb. South Pacific Ocean (South of Equator). nc. Behring Sea and Islands (Aleutian Archipelago, etc.). nd. Sandwich Islands and scattered groups N. of Equator and E. of Ladrone, Pelew, Caroline and Marshall Groups, with other Islands N. of Equator and W. of 180. «/. Fiji Islands, Friendly Islands, Samoa, Ellice, Phoenix Islands, etc., west of Meridian 100 W. of Greenwich. 7ig. Galapagos Islands. nh. Society Islands, Low Archipelago, Marquesas, and other Islands of S. Pacific, east of Meridian 160 W. of Greenwich. oa. 0. Antarctic Antarctic Continent as a whole. oh. S. Georgia, Sandwich Groups, and other Islands S. of S. Atlantic. oc. Prince Edward Island, Crozets, Kerguelen, and other Islands S. of Indian Ocean. od. Islands to Southward and South-east of New Zealand and Area South of Pacific.

33 21 Internatioualer Katalog der naturwissenschaftlichen Litteratur. I TOPOGRAPHIBCHE CLASSIFICATION. [In Verbiiiduii;:,'- mit (ieographie, Geoloj^ie, Botanik, Zool<jg"ie etc. zu beiiutzen.l 1.- (I A r PT-A BSOHNITTE. a. Die Erde als Gauzes. b. Das Festland als Ganzes. <r. Der Oceau als- Ganzes. d. Europa und die Iiiseln iin Mittelliindischen Meere. e. Asieii und der Malayische Archipel, einschliesslich Celebes und Timor. J. Africa und Madagaskar. g. Nord-Anierika bis zur Grenze zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und Mexiko. h. Mexiko, Central- und Sud-Amerika, Westindische Inseln. i. Auslralien, Tasmanien und Neu-Seeiand, mit Neu-Guinea, Gilolo und Moliikkeii nsch Westen, und mit Salomo-Inseln, Neuen Ilebriden und Neu-Caledonien nach Osten. k. Arktisches Gebiet : Gioiiland und der vom Polarkreis umschlossene Raum, insbesondere die jenseits desselben gelefjenen Kiitenliinder von Amerika, Asien und PJuropa. /. Atlantisches Gebiet mit seinen Inseln, voni Polarkreis bis 45 S. Br. ; der sudliche Theil wird siidliche von Afrika nach Osten durch den Meridian 20' 0. [v. Gr.] be<:^renzt und reiclit im Westen bis zur Kiiste von Siid-Amerika. m. Der Indische Ocean mit seinen Inseln reicht im Siiden bis 45 S. Br. ; im Westen bis L., im Osten bis zur Kiiste von Australien und dem Meridian 140' 0. L. n. Pacifisches Gebiet mit seinen Inseln, vom Nordpolarkreis bis 45 S. Br., im siidiichen Theil begrenzt durch den Meridian L. nach Westen, und die Kiiste von Siid-Amerika nach Osten. 0, Antarktisches Gebiet, umfassened das Gebiet siidlich von 45 S. Br., mit Ausschluss der Falklands-Inseln, de siidiichen Theile von Siid-Amerika und Neu-Seelands, aber einschliesslich der Inseln Neu-Amsterdam und St. Paul. N.B. Allgemeine Kegel: Inseln, die mehr als 100 englische Meilen (160 Kilometer) vom Festland entfernt sind, sind, falls nicht oesonders ausgenommen, als oceanisch zu classifiziren.

34 ; UNTERABTHEILUNGEN. d. EUROPA UND DIE InSELN IM MlTTKLLAXDlSCHEN MeKRE. da. Skandiiiavien : Scbweden, \(^rweo^en, Diinemark, Island Faroer. db. Des Europiiische Russland. dc. Das Deutsche Reicb. dd. Holland : Belgien ; Luxemburg-. de. Die Britiscben Inseln. df. Frankreicb und Corsica. dg. Spanien und Portugal. djt. Italieu, met Sicilien und Sardmien. di. Die Scbweiz. die. Oesterreicb-Ungaru (einschliesslicb Bosnien und llerzeg'owina). dj. Die Balkan - Ilalbinsel (Europaiscbe Tlirkei, Rumanian, Bulgarien. Serbien, Montenegro, Griecbenland). dm. Das AJittelUindiscbe Meer niit seinen Inseln (mit Ausscbluss Ton Sicilien, Sardinien und Corsica). dn. Das Scbwarze Meer. do. Die Ostsee mit ibren Inseln. ea. e. AsiEx UND DER Malatische Archipel. Asiatiscbes Russland. eh. Cbina imd zugebiirige Lander; Tibet ; Korea. ec. Japaniscbe Inseln ; Formosa. ed. Cochincbina ; Tonking, Annam. ee. Siara. ef. Britisch-Indien, einscbliesslicb Himalaya, Burma, Ceylon. e(j. Malayiscbe Halbinsel siidlicb vom Jstmus von Kra, und Malayiscber Arcbipel bis zu Wallace's Liiiie, einscbliesslicb Celebes und Timor ; Pbilippinen ; Chinesiscbes Sudmeer. eh. Persien ; Afgbanistan ; Belutschistan. ei. Asiatiscbe Tiirkei ; Arabien. ek. Das Kaspiscbe Meer. el. Der Persiscbe Golf. /. Afrika und Madagaskar. fa. Die Mittelmeer-Staaten: Marokko, Algier, Tunis, Tripolis. fb. Nordost-Afrika : Egypten und Nilthal bis 10 N. Br. Abessynien ; af rikaniscbe Kiiste des Rotben Meeres. fc. Die Sabara und der franzusiscbe Sudan ; Darfur etc. fd. "West-Afrika, von Marokko bis zum Kongo. fe. jf'. Kongo-Staat und Angola. Ostafrika. vou der sudliclien Grenze von fb. bis zum Sambesi Sokotra. fg. Sud-Afrika, siidlicb des Sambesi und der Gi'enze zwischen. fh. Madagaskar und Komoren. fi. Das Rotbe Meer mit seinen Inseln.

35 ; 23 g. Nord-Ami:i;ika. (ja. gb. Alaska. Canada als Gauzes. gc. West-Caiiadiscliea Gebiet : Yukon, Britisch-Columbia, Mackenzie, Athabasca. Alberta, Saskatchewan, Assiniboia. gd. Ost-Canadisches Gebiet ; Neufundland. ge. Gebiet der Laurentischen Seen. Vereiuigte Staaten als Ganzes. gf. gg. Nordusten der Vereini.nten Staaten, ustlich v(jiii Mississippi (Maiue, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Jerse}', Ohio, ^Michigan, AVisconsin, Illinois, Indiana). gh. Siidosten der Vereinigten Staaten, ijstlich vom Mississippi. gi. Westen der Vereinigten Staaten, westlich vom Mississippi. ha. h. Cexthal-Amkuika, Si'd-Amkrika, Wkst-Indien. Mexiko. hb. Central-Amevika : Guatemala, Honduras ; Britisch-flonduras Salvador ; Nicaragua ; Costa Rica. lie. Westindische Inseln ; Caraibisches Meer ; Golf von Mexiko. hd. Guyana: Britisch, Niederliindiscb und Franzosisch; Venezuela ; Trinidad. he. Columbia ; Ecuador. hf. Peru. hg. Bolivia. hh. Brasilien. hi. Argentinien ; Uruguav und Paraguay. hk. Chile. hi. Feuerland und benachbaite Inseln; Falkland Jnsebi. hm. Die Anden. i. AUSTRALASIEN, ia. Neu-Guinea, ucbst Inseln im Osten von Wallace's Linie, einschliesslich Giloh^, Amboina, Ceram. ib. Bismarck-Archipel (Neu-Ponimern etc. bis Salomo-Inseln). ic. Australienals Ganzes. id. Queensland. ie. Xeu-Siiil-Wales. if. Victoria. ig. Siid-Australien. th. West-Australien. a. Tasmanien. ik. Neu-Seelaud. i7. Neu-Caledonien, Neue Hebriden und Loyalty Inseln,

36 24 k. Arktisches Gebiet. ka. kb. Ic. kd. Der Arktische Ocean. Gronland. Archipel nordlich von Nord-Amerlka. Inseln nordlich von Europa und Asieu. /. Atlantisches Gebiet. la. Der Nordatlantlsche Ocean mit seineu Inseln, soweit sie nicht anderweit eing-ereiht sind. lb. Azoren ; Kanaren; Madeira; Cap Verde. Ic. Dor Siidatlantische Ocean mit seinen Inseln. ma. m. Indischer Ocean. Ocean nnd Inseln nurdlich vom Aequator. vib. Ocean und Inseln siidlich vom Aequator, einschliesslich Maskarenen, Neu-Amsterdam und St. Paul. n. Pacifisches Gebiet. na. Nordpacifiscber Ocean (nordlich vom Aequator). nb. Sudpacifischer Ocean (siidlich vom Aequator). nc. Bering's Meer, nebst Inseln (Aleuten-Archipel etc.). nd. Sandwich-lnseln und zerstreute Gruppen nordlich von Aequator und iistlich vom 180. Grad. ne. Ladronen-, Palau-, Carolinen- und Marshall-Gruppen, nebst andern Liseln nordlich vom Aequator und VYestlich vom 180. Grad. 7if. Fidschi-Iuseln, Freundschafts-Inseln, Samoa, Ellice-Inseln, vg. nh. Phonix-Inseln etc., westlich vom Meridian 160 W. L. Galapagos-Inseln. Gesellschafts-Inseln, Niedrige Inseln, Marquesas- und audere Inseln des siidlichen Pacifischen Oceans, ijstlich vom Meridian 160" W. L. oa. 0. Antarcktisches Gebiet. Der Antarktiscbe Kontinent als Ganzes. ob. Sud-Georgien, Saudwich-Gruppen, und andere Inseln siidlich vom siidatlautischen Gebiet. oc. Prince Edward-lnsel, Crozec-Inseln, Kerguelen- und andere Inseln siidlich vom Indischen Ocean. od. Inseln siidlich und sudcjstlich von Neu-Seeland, und Gebiet siidlich des Pacifischen Oceans.

37 25 Catalogue International de la Litteratnre Scientifique. CLASSIFICATION TOPOGRAPHIQUE. [Cette classification sera applique'e :i la g'eograpiiie, a la geologic, a la I. GRANDES DIVISIONS. botanicjue, a la zoologie, etc.] a. Donnees d'eusemble relatives au globe terrestre. b. Donuees d'ensemble relatives aux continents. c. Donnees d'ensemblii relatives aux oceans. d Europe et iles meiliterraneennes. e. Asie et Archipel Malais, Ce'lebes et Timor incliis. /; Afrique et Madagascar. y. Amerique du Nord [en prenant comnie limite celle qui separe les Etats-Unis du Mexique]. h. Le Mexique, Ameri(]ue centnile et meridionale avec les Antilles. J. Australie, Tasmanie et Nouvelle Zelande avec la Nouvelle (iuine'e. Gilolo et les Moluques ;i I'ouest, les iles Salomon, les Nouvelles Hebrides et la Nouvelle Caledonie a Test. I: Regions arctiques : Greenland et surface polaire s'etendant des coles americaines, asiatiques et europeennes a I'extreme oord. /. Atlantique avec les iles comprises entre le cercle i)olaire arctique et le 45 de lat. S. Partie sud de I'Atlantique limitee a Test par le meridien 20 E. (Greenwich), au sud de I'Afrique ; et a I'ouest par le cote de I'Amerique du sud Ocean ludien avec les iles sit.uees dans I'espace limite dans le sud par le 45 de lat. S. ; a I'ouest par le meiidien 20 E. (Greenwich); dans Test par la cote australienne et le meridien 147 E. (Greenwich). n. Le Pacifique avec les iles comprises, en latitude, du cercle polaire arctque au 45 de lat. S. ; en longitude, du meridien 147 E. (Greenwich) a la cote de I'Amerique du sud. 0. Regions antarctiques : depuis le 45 de lat. S., moins les Falkland, la pointe sud de I'Amerique meridionale et la Nouvelle Zelande. mais en y comprenant les iles St. Paul et Nouvelle Amsterdam. N.B. En general les iles ([ui se trouvent a plus de 160 a 185 kilometres du continent sent classees comme iles oceaniques, a moina que le coutraire ne soit stipule specialement.

38 26 IL SUBDIVISIONS. d. Europe ex Jles jiediterraneennes. da. Scandinavie : Suede, Norvege, Daneniark, Islande, iles Feroe. db. Russie d'enrope. dc. Empire Germanique dd. Hollaude ; Belgique ; Luxemboui-ij. de. lies Biitanniques. df. France et Corse. dg. Espa.une et Portugal. dh. Italie ; Sicile et Sardaig-ue. di. dk. Suisse. Autriche-Hong-rie (Bosnie et Herzegovine inclus). dl. Pe'nisule Balkanique (Turquie d'earope, Koumauie, Bulgaria, Serbie, Montenegro et Grece). dm. Mediterrauee avec ses iles (moins la Sicile, la Sardaigne, et d.n. do. la Corse). Mer Xoire. La Baltique et ses iles. e. AsiE ET Archipel Malais. ea. Asie russe. eh. Chine et dependances ; Thibet; Core'e. ec. Archipel du Japon ; Formose. ed. Cochinchine. Tonkin. Aunaru. Cambodge. ee. Siam. ef. Indes Britanuiques : Himalaya ; Burma, Ceylan, eg. La Pe'nisule Malaise depuis I'isthme de Kra ; et 1' Archipel Malais jusqu'a la ligne separative de Wallace, Celebes, Timor, les Philippines et la Mer de Chine. y compris eh. Perse ; Afghanistan ; Belouchistan. et. Turquie d' Asie ; Arable. eh. Mer Caspienne. el. Golfe idersique. /, Afrique et Madagascar. fa. Pays mediterraneens : Mai'oc, Algerie, Tunisie, Tripoli. fb. N.E. Africain : Egypte et la valle'e du Nil depuis le 10 de lat. N. ; Abyssinie ; cote africaine de la Mer Rouge.; fc. Le Sahara et le Soudan fian^ais ; Darfour, etc. fd. Quest africain, du Maroc an Congo. Je. Etat du Congo et Angola. ff. Est africain, depuis la bordure sudde/iau Zambeze, Soco tora.

39 ; J'g. Sud afric.iin An suil du Zanib^ze et tie la liniite entre les possessions ptu'tugaises et alleiiiaiides du sud-ouest de TAfrique. ///. Madag-asear et gto!ip>e des Comores. //. i,a JMer ijuuge et ses iles. y. Ameiuqle du Nokd. ga. Alaska. gb. Le Canada dans son entier. gc. Pnissance du Canada de Tonest (Yukon, Colonibie Britannique, Mackenzie, Athabasca. Allierta. Saskatchewan, Assiniboia). gd. Puissance du Canada de Test ; Terre neuve. ge. Region des gtands lacs laurentiens. gf. fitals-unis. gg^ tats-tjnis du Nord-Est, h. Test du Mississipi (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvanie, New Jersey, Ohio. Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana). *;//. Ktats-T'nis du sud-est, a Test du Mississipi. gi. ttats-unis de I'ouesl, a I'oucst du Mississipi. h. AmERIQUE CENTRALE et MEEIDIONALE ; InDES OCCIDENTALES. ha. Mexique. hh. Amerique centrale : Guatemala ; Honduras ; Honduras liritannique ; Salvador; Nicaragua; Costa Rica. he. Antilles; Mer Caraibe : (rolfe du Mexique. hd. Guyanes britannique, hollandaise, et fran^aise ; Venezuela lie de Trinite. he. Colombie. Ecuador. hf. Perou. hg. Bolivie. hh. Bre'sil. hi. Eepubliquc Argentine ; Uruguay et Paraguay. hk. Chili. hi. Terre de feu et iles voisines; les I'alklaud (Malouines). hm. Les Andes. t. AUSTRAME. ia. Nouvelle Guinee avec les iles de la ligne separative de Wallace, en y comprenant Gilolo, Amboine, Ceram. ih. Archipel de Bismarck (Nouvelle Bretagne avec les les Salomon). ic. L'Ausiralie en son entier. td. Queensland. ie. Nouvelle Galles du sud. if. Victoria. ig. Australie du sud

40 '2S th. Australie occidentale. It. ik. Tasniaiiie. Noiivelle Zelaride. i7. Nouvelle Caledonie, Noiivelles Iltibrides et les iles FiOyaute. I: Regions arctiques. ka. kb. kc. kd. Ocean arctique. Groenlaiid. Archipel nord do rameriqne da Ndr.I. lies au nord d'p]ur()pe et d'asie (Spitzberg, etc.). L Atlantique. la. Ocean Atlantique septentrional, et les iles ( ui n'ont pas encore ete specifiees. lb. Azores ; Canaries ; Madere ; Cap \'ert. Ic. Atlantique meridional et ses iles. m. Ocean Inoien. ma. vib. Ocean et les iles au nord do reiiuateui-. Ocean et les iles au sud de TEquateur, avec les Mascareignes et les iles Amsterdam et St. Paul. na. nh. n. Pacifique. Pacifique septentrional (au nord de re(]uateur). Pacifique meridional (au sud de I'Equateur). nc. Mer de ]ieliring- et ses iles (Aleouhennes... etc.). nd. Iles Sandwich, avec les groupes situes au nord de recjuateur et a Test du 180. ne. Mariannes, Pelew, arcbipel des Carolines et de Marshall, avec les autres iles situees au nord de recpiateur et a I'ouest du if. lies Fidji, iles des Amis (Tonga, Samoa. EUice, Phenix et autres) situees a I'ouest du meridien (Crreenwich). nff. lies (Jalapagos. nh. Iles de la Societe, Pomoutou, Marquises et autres iles du Pacifique meridional a Test du meridien 160"' 0. (Greenwich). oa. 0. Regions antakotiques. Continent antarctique dans son entier. ob. Georgie du Sud. groupe des Sandwichs et autres iles au S. de I'Atlantique meridional. oc. lies du Prince Edouard. Crozet, Kerguelen et autres iles au S. de rocean Indien. od. lies au sud et au sud-est de la Nouvelle Zelaude et regions meridionales du Pacifique.

41 29 Catalago Interuaziouale della Letteratura Scientifica. I. CLASSIFICAZIONE TOPOGRAFICA. [l);i iis;usi ill rapport* ) C(Mi la {jnoj;'ra(ia, (leuloi^'ia, Botaiiica, /(»()!( )<^Ma, ecc] 1.-1)IV1SI()N1 IMIINCII'ALl. a. La Terra nel suo coiuplesso. b. Le tfmto emerge. c. \i oceano nel suo coinplcsso. d. Europa e Isole del Meditorraneo. e. Asia e ArcipelagT) Male.so, compress Celeb(3S e Timor. /. Africa e Mada<;-ascar. <j. America settentrioiiale (iiio al limit(5 tra <j;-li Stati Uuiti e 11 Messico. h. Messico, America Centralo e Meridioiiale, (^ Indie Occideiitali. i. Australia, Tasmaiiiae Nuova Zelandaeolla Nuova (luiiiea, (jilolo e Moliieclie verso Poneiite, le tsalomoiie, le Nuove Khridi e la Nuova (Caledonia verso Levante. k. Reg-ione Artica: Groenlandia e 1' area a Nord del Circolo Polare, ovvero a Xord delle coste dell' America contiiientale, delt Asia e d(!ir Europa. /. L' Atlantico e le sue Isole dal Cii'colo Polare Artico alia Lat. di 4.") S., limitato iiella sua parte meridionale oltre la costa Africana dal 20'' E. da (Greenwich, ad Est; e dalla costa dell' America meridionale ad Ovest. m. L' Oceano Indianoe le sue Isole, limitato a sud dal 45 di Lat. S., a Poneute del meridiano 20" E. di Greenwich ; a Levante dalla costa deir Australia e dal 147 E. da Greenwich. n, II Pacilico e le sue Isole dal Circolo Polare Artico alia Lat. di 4.0 S., 6 tra il 147 meridiano E. da Greenwich e le coste dell' America meridionale. 0. Regione Autartica : cioc I'area raei'idionale limitata dal 45 S., eccetto le Isole Falkland e le parti meridlonali dell' America del Sud e della Nuova Zelauda ; compreiidendovi peio le isole di Nuova Amsterdam e S. Paolo. N.B. Come regola generale, le isole lontano piu di 100 miglia inglesi (160 chilometri) dal contiuente devcno essere classificate come oceaniche, salvo speciali eccezioni.

42 30 2. SUDDIVISIOXL d. Elropa e Isole del Mediterranec). da. Scaudinavia : Svezia, Xorvegia, Danimarca, Islanda. Far Oer. db. Russia Europea. dc. Impero Germaiiica. dd. Olanda ; Belgio ; Lussemberg'O. de. Isole Britanniche. df. Francia e Corsica. dg. Spagna e Fortoo-allo. dh. Itelia : Sicilia e Sardegua. di. Svizzera. dk. Austria-Ungheria (coiuprese Bosnia ed Erzegovina), (//. Penisola, Balcanica (Turchia Europea, Rumauia, Bulgaria, Servia, Montenegro e Grecia), dm. Mediterraueo e Isole (salvo la Sicilia, la Sardegna e la Corsica). dn. Mar Xero. do. II Baltico e le sue Isole. ea. Russia Asiatica. e. Asia e Arcipelago Malese. eh. Cina e dipendenze : Tibet ; Corea. ec. Isole del Giappone ; Formosa. ed. Coccincina : Toncbino, Annam. ee. Siam. ef. India Britannica : Himalaya ; Birmania ; Ceylon. eg. Penisola Malese dall' Istmo di Kra e Arcipelago Malese fino alia liiiea, di V\^allace, comprendendovi Celebes e Timor colle Filippine e il Mar delia Cina. eh. Persia ; Afgbanistan ; Belucistan. ei. Tnrcbia Asiatica ; Arabia. ek. el. II Caspio. Golfo Persica. fa. /. Africa je Madagascar. Stati Mediterranei Marocco, Algeri, Tunisi, Tripoli. fb. Africa del N.E. ; Egitto e Vallatta del Xilo fino al 10" di Lat. X. ; Abissinia ; Coste dell' Africa sul Mar Rosso. fc. Sahara e Sudan Francese : Darfur, ecc. fd. Africa occidentale dal Marocco al Congo. fe. Stato del Congo e Angola. f. Africa orientale dal limite indicato mfb al Zambesi; Socotra. fg. Africa australe dal Zambesi e dal confine tra 1' Africa Portoghese e 1' Africa Germanica del S.W. fh. Madagascar e Gruppo delle Comoro. H. II Mar Rosso e le sue Isole.

43 ; ga. Alaska. gb. 11 (Janaihi in g-enerale. 31 g. America Skttentriokalk. (jc. Ddiniiiio dul CaiKuia occidentale (Yukon, Coliuuljia Hrirannica, Mackenzie, Athabasca, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Assiuiboia). gd. Domiiiiu del Canada oiieutale ; Terranova. ge. I La,t;hi Laureiiziana, gf. Gli Stati Uniti in g-enerale. gg. Stati Uiiiti del Nord-Est, ad E. del Mississippi (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Xew York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Khotie Island. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana). gh. Stati Uniti del Sud-Est, ad E. del Mississippi. gi. Stati Uniti occidentali, ad W. del Mississippi. h. America Ckntrale e Mekidionai.e e Indie Uccidextali. ha. Messico. hb. America Centrale ; Guatemala ; Honduras ; Honduras Britannico ; Salvador ; Nicaragua ; Costa Rica. he. Indie occidentali ; Mar dei Caribi ; Golfo del Messico. hd. Guaiana Hritannica, Olandese e Francese ; Venezuela Trinidad. he. Columbia ; Ecuador. hf. hg. hh. Peril. Bolivia. Brasile. hi. Argentina ; Uruguay e Paraguay. hk. Cile. hi. Terra del Fuoco e Isole vicine ; Isole Falkland. hm. Le Ande. i. Australia e Oceania. ia. Nuova Guinea colle Isole dalla linea di Wallace, compreudendovi Gilolo (Ilalmahera) Amboina, Seram. ib. Arcipelago di Bismarck (Nuova Britaimia. ecc, fino alle Solomone inclusivamente). ic. Australia in generale. id. Queensland. ie. Nuova Galles del Sud. if. Victoria. ig. Australia meridionale. ih. Australia occidentale. ii. Tasmania. ik. N'uova Zelanda. il. Nuova Caledonia. Nuove Ebridi, e Isole Loyalty.

44 32 k. Regione Artica. ka. kh. kc. kd. Oceano Artico. Groenlandia. Arcipelago Nord Americano. Isole a N. dell' Europa e dell' Asia. /. Oceano Atlaxtico. la. Oceano Atlantico settentrionale e sue Isole, non indicate altrove. lb. Azorre; Canarie ; Madera; Isole del Capo Verde, Ic. Atlautico meridionale e sue Isole. in. Oceano Indiano. ma. Oceano e Isde a Nord dell' Equatore. mb. Oceano e Isole a Sud dell' Equatore, comprendeudovi le Mascarene, Amsterdam e S. Paolo. n. Oceano Pacjfico. na. Pacifico del Nord (a N. dell' Equatore). nb. Pacifico del Sud (a S, dell' Equatore). nc. Mar di Behring- e sue Isole (Aleutine, ecc). ml Isole Sandwich e Gruppi sparsi a N. dell' Equatore e ad E. del 180. ve. nf. ng. Isole dei Ladroni, Pelew. Caroline e Marshall, con altre Isole a N. deir Equatore e ad ovest del 180. Isole Figi, degli Amici, Samoa, EUice, Fenice, ecc, ad ovest del 160 W. di Greenwich. Isole Galapagos. nh. Isole della Societa. Arcipelago di Low, Marchesi e altre Isole del Pacifico meridionale, ad Est del meridiano 160 AY. da Greenwich. 0. Regione Antartica. oa. Regione antartica in generale. ob. Georgia australe, Gruppo delle Sandwich e altre Isole a Sud deir Atlantico meridionide. oc. Isole del Principe Edoardo, Crozets, Kerguelen e altre Isole a Sud dell' Oceano Indiano. od. Isole a Sud e a Sud-Est della Nuova Zelanda e Regione a Sud del Pacifico.

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