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Italic type indicates volume; Abalones, CM 261 Aceros cassidix. See Sulawesi
boldface type indicates main Abbott’s boobies, B 1: 126 red-knobbed hornbills
entries and their pages; Abderitidae, M 1: 39 Acherontia atropos. See Death’s
(ill.) indicates illustrations. Abrocoma cinerea. See Ashy head hawk moths
chinchilla rats Acipenseriformes. See
A indicates the Amphibians Abrocomidae. See Chinchilla Paddlefishes; Sturgeons
volumes 1-3. rats Acoela. See Acoels
B indicates the Birds
Abyssinian ground-hornbills, B Acoels, CJ 74–77
volumes 1-5.
3: 653–654 Acomys cahirinus. See Egyptian
CJ indicates Corals,
Acanthaster planci. See Crown- spiny mice
Jellyfishes, Sponges and
of-thorns Acorn barnacles, CM 196
Other Simple Animals
Acanthisitta chloris. See Acorn worms, CJ 241–242
volume.
Riflemen Acridotheres tristis. See
CM indicates Crustaceans,
Acanthisittidae. See New Common mynas
Mollusks, and Segmented
Zealand wrens Acrobates pygmaeus. See Pygmy
Worms volume.
Acanthixalus spinosus. See gliders
F indicates the Fishes
volume. African wart frogs Acrobatidae. See Feather-tailed
I indicates the Insects and Acanthiza chrysorrhoa. See possums
Spiders volumes 1-2. Yellow-rumped thornbills Acrochordidae. See File snakes
M indicates the Mammals Acanthizidae. See Australian Acrochordus granulatus. See
volumes 1-5. warblers Little file snakes
R indicates the Reptiles Acanthocephala. See Thorny- Actenoides concretus. See
volumes 1-2. headed worms Rufous-collared kingfishers
Acanthophis antarcticus. See Actinodura sodangorum. See
Death adders Black-crowned barwings
A
Acanthuroidei, F 326–333 Action Plan for Australian
Aardvarks, M 1: 9, M 4: Acanthurus lineatus. See Lined Birds, B 4: 1081
804–807, 805 (ill.), 806 (ill.) surgeonfishes Actophilornis africanus. See
Aardwolves, M 3: 580, Accentors. See Hedge sparrows African jacanas
649–656, 654 (ill.), 655 (ill.) Accipitridae. See Eagles; Acutotyphlops subocularis, R 2:
Abaco boas, R 2: 342 Hawks 302
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Acyrthosiphon pisum. See Pea African civets, M 3: 631–633, Afro-American river turtles, R
aphids 631 (ill.), 632 (ill.) 1: 81–86
Adaptation and twisted-wing African clawed frogs. See Afrotheria, M 2: 216, M 5: 1224
parasites, I 2: 317 Common plantannas Agama hispida. See Spiny
Adders African elephants, M 4: 813, agamas
death, R 2: 414, 415, 416, 815, 816, 819 Agamidae, R 1: 145–155
423–424, 423 (ill.), 424 African finfoot, B 2: 366–368 Agamodon anguliceps, R 1:
(ill.) African flycatchers, B 4: 1060, 211–212, 211 (ill.), 212 (ill.)
dwarf puff, R 2: 380 1061 Agelaioides badius. See
night, R 2: 382 African gray parrots. See Gray Baywings
See also Eastern hog-nosed parrots Agelaius phoeniceus. See Red-
snakes African heart-nosed bats, M 2: winged blackbirds
Adelotus brevis. See Tusked 280 Agkistrodon piscivorus. See
frogs African hedgehogs, M 2: 218 Cottonmouths
Adenophores. See African hunting wolves, M 3: Aglantha digitale, CJ 48–49, 48
Roundworms 584 (ill.)
Aechmophorus occidentalis. See African jacanas, B 2: 404–405, Agouti paca. See Pacas
Western grebes 404 (ill.), 405 (ill.) Agouti taczanowskii. See
Aedes aegypti. See Yellow fever African linsangs, M 3: 629 Mountain pacas
mosquitoes African mole-rats, M 5: 998, Agoutidae. See Pacas
Aegithalidae. See Long-tailed 1103–1110 Agoutis, M 5: 1153–1159,
titmice African mud turtles, R 1: 70 1160
Aegithina tiphia. See Common African mudfishes, F 79, 80 Agulhas long-billed larks, B 4:
ioras African palm swifts, B 3: 905
Aegotheles insignis. See Feline 621–622, 621 (ill.), 622 (ill.) Ai. See Brown throated three-
owlet-nightjars African paradise-flycatchers, B toed sloths
Aegothelidae. See Owlet- 5: 1117–1119, 1117 (ill.), Ailao moustache toads, A 1:
nightjars 1118 (ill.) 86–88, 86 (ill.), 87 (ill.)
Aepyronis maximus. See African pittas, B 4: 812–813, Ailao spiny toads. See Ailao
Elephant birds 812 (ill.), 813 (ill.) moustache toads
Aequipecten opercularis. See African rhinoceroses, M 4: 850 Ailuropoda melanoleuca. See
Queen scallops African sheath-tailed bats, M 2: Giant pandas
Aequorea victoria, CJ 50, 50 305 Ailurus fulgens. See Red pandas
(ill.) African side-necked turtles, R Aitu swiftlets, B 3: 617
Aethopyga species, B 5: 1209 1: 70–75, 81 Aix sponsa. See Wood ducks
Afghan pikas, M 5: 1206 African snipes, B 2: 457–458, Aizen, Marcelo, M 1: 44
Africa bay owls, B 3: 559 457 (ill.), 458 (ill.) Ajaia ajaja. See Roseate
African black oystercatchers, B African treefrogs, A 2: 325, A spoonbills
2: 418, 419 3: 331–349 Ajolotes. See Mole-limbed
African broadbills, B 4: African wart frogs, A 3: 333, wormlizards
796–797, 796 (ill.), 797 (ill.) 334, 335–336, 346–348, 346 Alabama red-bellied turtles, R
African bulbuls. See Common (ill.), 347 (ill.) 1: 52
bulbuls African wild cats, M 3: 658 Alabama sturgeons, F 34
African bullfrogs, A 2: 287, African wild dogs, M 3: 583 Alaemon alaudipes. See Greater
289–291 African Wildlife Foundation, hoopoe-larks
African burrowing snakes, R M 4: 876 Alagoas antwrens, B 4: 838
2: 393–398 Afrixalus brachycnemis,A3: Alagoas tyrannulets, B 4: 853
African chevrotains, M 4: 927 334 Alaotra grebes, B 1: 92
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Alaudidae. See Larks Alpaca Owners and Breeders American bison, M 4:
Albatrosses, B 1: 41, 43, 44, Association, M 4: 918 973–975, 973 (ill.), 974 (ill.)
45–52 Alpacas, M 4: 916–926, 921 American black bears, M 3:
Albert’s lyrebirds, B 4: (ill.), 922 (ill.) 593, 596–598, 596 (ill.), 597
888–889, 890, 891–893, 891 Alpine marmots, M 5: (ill.)
(ill.), 892 (ill.) 1017–1018, 1017 (ill.), 1018 American black rails, B 2: 315
Albula vulpes. See Bonefishes (ill.) American burying beetles, I 2:
Albuliformes, F 55–59 Alpine salamanders, A 3: 443 310–311, 310 (ill.), 311 (ill.)
Alcedinidae. See Kingfishers Alpine toads, A 1: 77 American Cetacean Society, M
Alces alces. See Moose Altricial chicks, B 2: 321 4: 707
Alcidae. See Auks; Murres; Alytes obstetricans. See Midwife American chipmunks, M 5:
Puffins toads 1008
Alcids, B 2: 395, 396 Amami woodcocks, B 2: 456 American cliff swallows, B 4:
Alderflies, I 2: 262–267 Amazon poison frogs, A 2: 919–921, 919 (ill.), 920 (ill.)
Alepisaurus ferox. See 219, 223 American cockroaches, I 1:
Longnose lancetfishes Amazon river dolphins. See 111–113, 111 (ill.), 112 (ill.)
Alexander, Shana, M 4: 811 Botos American crocodiles, R 1: 117,
Alexander the Great and the Amazon tree boas, R 2: 343 118, 127–128, 127 (ill.), 128
Gordian knot, CJ 144 Amazonian horned frogs. See (ill.)
Alextgeroon jynx, A 3: 337 Surinam horned frogs American dippers, B 4: 1005,
Allanaspides helonomus. See Amazonian manatees, M 4: 1007–1009, 1007 (ill.), 1008
Tasmanian anaspid 829, 841 (ill.)
crustaceans Amazonian milk frogs, A 2: American eels, F 62–63, 62
Allanaspides hickmani. See 262 (ill.), 63 (ill.)
Hickman’s pygmy mountain Amazonian poison frogs. See American goldfinches, B 5:
shrimps Amazon poison frogs 1282–1284, 1282 (ill.), 1283
Alligator gars, F 38 Amazonian skittering frogs, A (ill.)
Alligator lizards, R 2: 2: 274–275, 274 (ill.), 275 American horseshoe crabs, I 1:
260–266 (ill.) 12–14, 12 (ill.), 13 (ill.)
Alligator mississippiensis. See Amazonian umbrellabirds, B 4: American leaf-nosed bats, M
American alligators 877–878, 877 (ill.), 878 (ill.) 2: 345–357, 359
Alligator snapping turtles, R 1: Ambergris, M 4: 760 American least shrews, M 2:
34 Ambrosia beetles, I 2: 296 250–251, 250 (ill.), 251 (ill.)
Alligatoridae. See Alligators Ambystoma tigrinum. See Tiger American mourning doves, B
Alligators, R 1: 101–107, salamanders 3: 513–514, 513 (ill.), 514
114–122 Ambystomatidae. See Mole (ill.)
Allopauropus carolinensis, I 2: salamanders American mud turtles, R 1:
441, 441 (ill.) Ameivas, giant, R 2: 236 10, 64–69
Allophryne ruthveni. See American alligators, R 1: 102, American musk turtles, R 1:
Ruthven’s frogs 104–105, 114, 116, 117–119, 10, 64–69
Allophrynidae. See Ruthven’s 117 (ill.), 118 (ill.) American pearl kites, B 1: 212
frogs American anhingas, B 1: American pikas, M 5: 1206,
Allosaurus species, R 1: 4 121–123, 121 (ill.), 122 (ill.) 1208–1209, 1208 (ill.), 1209
Almiquis. See Cuban American avocets, B 2: 424, (ill.)
solenodons 428–429, 428 (ill.), 429 (ill.) American redstarts, B 4: 792
Alouatta seniculus. See American beavers. See North American robins, B 4: 1014,
Venezuelan red howler American beavers 1015, 1022–1023, 1022 (ill.),
monkeys American birch mice, M5:1047 1023 (ill.)
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American saltwater crocodiles. Anableps anableps. See Anguilliformes. See Eels;
See American crocodiles Largescale foureyes Morays
American shrew-moles, M 2: Anacondas, R 1: 140, R 2: 342, Anhima cornuta. See Horned
256 343, 350–351, 350 (ill.), 351 screamers
American tailed caecilians, A (ill.) Anhimidae. See Screamers
3: 506–510 Anarrhichthys ocellatus. See Anhinga anhinga. See American
American toads, A 2: 199, 200, Wolf-eels anhingas
201–202 Anas platyrhynchos. See Anhingas, B 1: 98, 99,
American water shrews, M 2: Mallards 116–124
252–253, 252 (ill.), 253 (ill.) Anaspidacea. See Aniliidae. See False coral
American white pelicans, B 1: Anaspidaceans snakes
139–141, 139 (ill.), 140 (ill.) Anaspidaceans, CM 104–109 Anilius scytale. See False coral
Amero-Australian treefrogs, A Anaspides tasmaniae, CM snakes
2: 259–286 107–108, 107 (ill.), 108 (ill.) Anilius scytale phelpsorum, R 2:
Amia calva. See Bowfins Anatidae. See Ducks; Geese; 327
Amico, Guillermo, M 1: 44 Swans Anilius scytale scytale, R 2: 327
Amiiformes. See Bowfins Anax walsinghami. See Giant Anis, B 3: 545–551
Ammodytes americanus. See darners Annam broad-headed toads, A
Inshore sand lances Anchialine caves, CM 161 1: 78, 91–93, 91 (ill.), 92
(ill.)
AmphibiaWeb, A 3: 355 Anchoa mitchilli. See Bay
Amphionidacea. See anchovies Annam spadefoot toads. See
Annam broad-headed toads
Amphionids Anchovies, F 73, 74, 76–77,
Anna’s hummingbirds, B 3:
Amphionides reynaudii, CM 76 (ill.), 77 (ill.)
636–638, 636 (ill.), 637 (ill.)
118–120, 120 (ill.) Andean condors, B 1: 177
Annelida, CM 35, 57
Amphionids, CM 118–120 Andean flamingos, B 1: 201,
Anoles, R 1: 167–176
Amphipholis squamata. See 202
Anolis carolinensis. See Green
Dwarf brittle stars Andean night monkeys, M 3:
anoles
Amphipoda. See Amphipods 511
Anomalepididae. See Early
Amphipods, CM 185–194 Andean stilts, B 2: 423
blind snakes
Amphisbaena alba. See White- Andenomus kandianus, A 2: 203
Anomalepis aspinosus. See
bellied wormlizards Andigena hypoglauca. See Gray-
South American blind snakes
Amphisbaenia, R 1: 190, 197, breasted mountain-toucans
Anomalepis species, R 2: 240
203, 208 Aneides lugubris. See Arboreal
Anomalops katoptron. See
Amphisbaenidae. See salamanders Splitfin flashlightfishes
Wormlizards Anemones, CJ 26–41
Anomalures, Lord Derby’s, M
Amphiuma tridactylum. See Angel insects, I 2: 216–221 5: 1072–1074, 1072 (ill.),
Three-toed amphiumas Angelfishes, freshwater, F 1073 (ill.)
Amphiumas, A 3: 494–500 279–280, 279 (ill.), 280 (ill.) Anomaluridae. See Scaly-tailed
Amphiumidae. See Amphiumas Angiostrongylus cantonensis. See squirrels
Amplexus, A 1: 4, 20 Rat lungworms Anomalurus derbianus. See
See also specific species Angleheads, R 1: 145–155 Lord Derby’s anomalures
Amytornis striatus. See Striated Anglerfishes, F 187–193 Anomochilidae. See False blind
grasswrens Anglewings, I 2: 371 snakes
Anabantoidei. See Labyrinth Angling, F 188 Anomochilus leonardi, R 2: 309
fishes Anguidae, R 2: 260–266 Anomochilus weberi, R 2: 309
Anabas testudineus. See Anguilla rostrata. See American Anoplans, CJ 112–115
Climbing perches eels Anseriformes, B 2: 241–245
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Ansonia longidigita. See Long- Antrobathynella stammeri, CM Apterygidae. See Kiwis
fingered slender toads 102–103, 102 (ill.), 103 (ill.) Apteryx australis. See Brown
Ant catchers. See Tamanduas Antrozous pallidus. See Pallid kiwis
Ant thrushes, B 4: 836–844 bats Aquatic beetles, I 2: 291, 294
Antalis entalis, CM 290, Ants, I 1: 196, I 2: 339, Aquatic scorpionflies, I 2: 322
291–292, 291 (ill.), 292 (ill.) 390–414, M 1: 9, M 5: 991 Aquatic swamp toads, A 2: 200
Antarctic fur seals, M 3: Antshrikes. See Ant thrushes Aquatic tenrecs, M 2: 232, 234
675–676, 675 (ill.), 676 (ill.) Antwrens. See Ant thrushes
Ara macao. See Scarlet macaws
Antarctic krill, CM 115–116, Anura. See Frogs; Toads
Arabian babblers, B 4: 1026
115 (ill.), 116 (ill.) Aotidae. See Night monkeys
Arabian ostriches, B 1: 39
Antarctic minke whales, M 4: Aotus trivirgatus. See Three-
Arachnida. See Mites;
786 striped night monkeys
Scorpions; Spiders; Ticks
Antarctic Treaty System, CM Apalone spinifera. See Spiny
Arachnothera, B 5: 1209
116 softshells
Arafura file snakes, R 2:
Antbirds. See Ant thrushes Apapanes, B 5: 1289,
375–376, 377
Antcatchers. See Ant thrushes 1291–1292, 1291 (ill.), 1292
Aramidae. See Limpkins
Anteaters, M 1: 9, 178–182, (ill.)
Aramus guarauna. See Limpkins
195–202 Apes, great, M 3: 423,
Arapaimas, F 47
See also Echidnas; 563–577
Araripe manakins, B 4: 866
Numbats; Pangolins Aphelocoma californica. See
Antechinus, M 1: 53 Western scrub-jays Arboreal mantellas, A 3:
354–355
Antelopes, M 4: 969–987 Aphidlions, I 2: 277
Arboreal salamanders, A 3:
Anthophiloptera dryas. See Aphids, I 2: 236–237, 239,
Balsam beasts 243–244, 243 (ill.), 244 (ill.), 482–483, 482 (ill.), 483 (ill.)
Anthopleura xanthogrammica. 269, 392 Archerfishes, F 260, 267–268,
See Giant green anemones Aphredoderus sayanus. See 267 (ill.), 268 (ill.)
Anthozoa. See Anemones; Pirate perches Archer’s larks, B 4: 905
Corals Apis mellifera. See Honeybees Archey’s frogs, A 1: 10
Anthreptes species, B 5: 1209 Aplacophora. See Archispirostreptus syriacus, I 2:
Anthus spragueii. See Sprague’s Aplacophorans 426
pipits Aplacophorans, CM 242–246 Arctic foxes, M 3: 583
Antifreeze, in southern cod- Aplodontia rufa. See Mountain Arctic skuas, B 2: 479–480,
icefishes, F 289 beavers 479 (ill.), 480 (ill.)
Antigonia rubescens. See Red Aplodontidae. See Mountain Arctic terns, B 2: 396
boarfishes beavers Arctic warblers, B 4:
Antilocapra americana. See Apodidae. See Swifts 1058–1059, 1058 (ill.), 1059
Pronghorn Apodiformes, B 3: 610–614 (ill.)
Antilocapridae. See Pronghorn Apolinar’s wrens, B 4: 1039 Arctocephalus gazella. See
Anting behavior, B 4: 1005 Aposematic coloration, A 1: 28 Antarctic fur seals
Antioch dunes shieldbacks, I See also Defense Ardea herodias. See Great blue
1: 171 mechanisms; specific herons
Antipathella fiordensis. See species Ardeidae. See Bitterns; Herons
Black corals Apostlebirds, B 5: 1360 Arenaria interpres. See Ruddy
Antiphonal duets, B 5: 1361 Appendicularia. See Larvaceans turnstones
Antivenin, R 2: 382 Apseudes intermedius, CM Arenophryne rotunda. See
Antlions, I 2: 273–288, 284 158–159, 158 (ill.), 159 (ill.) Sandhill frogs
(ill.), 285 (ill.) Aptenodytes forsteri. See Argentine side-necked turtles,
Antpittas. See Ant thrushes Emperor penguins R 1: 19
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Argentinosaurus species, R 1: 2 Ascension frigatebirds, B 1: 110 Asian water dragons, R 1: 146
Argulus foliaceus, CM 210, Ascidiacea. See Sea squirts Asiatic black bears, M 3: 593,
212–213, 212 (ill.), 213 (ill.) Ascothoracids, CM 195–198 594, 595
Argulus species, CM 210 Asellia tridens. See Trident leaf- Asiatic giant salamanders, A
Aristotle and sea squirts, CJ nosed bats 3: 419–426
250 Asexual reproduction, CJ 2–3, Asiatic rock pythons, R 2: 355
Arkansas Department of CM 3 Asiatic salamanders, A 3:
Environmental Quality, F See also specific species 409–418
163 Ash’s larks, B 4: 905 Asiatic water shrews, M 2:
Armadillidium vulgare. See Ashy chinchilla rats, M 5: 213–214
Common pill woodlice 1178, 1179–1180, 1179 (ill.), Asities, B 4: 801–806, B 5:
Armadillo lizards, R 2: 244 1180 (ill.) 1209
Armadillo officinalis, CM 177 Asian arowanas. See Aspidites melanocephalus. See
Armadillos, M 1: 178–182, Dragonfishes Black-headed pythons
203–211 Asian bullfrogs. See Malaysian Asplanchna priodonta, CJ
Armatobalanus nefrens, CM 198 painted frogs 118–119, 118 (ill.), 119 (ill.)
Armored chameleons, R 1: Asian chevrotains, M 4: 927 Assa darlingtoni. See Hip
162–163, 162 (ill.), 163 (ill.) Asian dowitchers, B 2: 454 pocket frogs
Armored katydids, I 1: 171 Asian elephants, M 4: Asses, M 4: 848, 850,
Armored rats, M 5: 1182 813–814, 813 (ill.), 814 (ill.), 854–864
Armyworms, I 2: 372 817 Asterias amurensis. See
Arnoux’s whales, M 4: 751 Asian fairy bluebirds, B 4: Northern Pacific sea stars
Arothron hispidus. See White- 960–961, 960 (ill.), 961 (ill.) Asteroidea. See Sea stars
spotted puffers Asian false vampire bats, M 2: Astley’s leiothrix, B 4: 1027
Arowanas, F 47 324 Astonishing Elephant
Arra-jarra-ja. See Southern Asian frogmouths, B 3: 586, (Alexander), M 4: 811
marsupial moles 587 Astrapia mayeri. See Ribbon-
Arrau. See South American Asian giant softshells, R 1: tailed astrapias
river turtles 95–96 Astrapias, ribbon-tailed, B 5:
Arrow worms, CJ 235–240 Asian giant tortoises, R 1: 11 1391–1392, 1391 (ill.), 1392
Arroyo toads, A 2: 204 Asian grass lizards, R 2: 222 (ill.)
Artamidae. See Woodswallows Asian horned frogs, A 1: 77, Astropecten irregularis. See
Artamus cyanopterus. See 89–90, 89 (ill.), 90 (ill.) Sand stars
Dusky woodswallows Asian mountain toads, A 1: 77, Astroscopus guttatus. See
Artemia species, CM 78 78, 79 Northern stargazers
Arthroleptidae. See Cricket Asian pipe snakes. See Pipe Astylosterninae, A 2: 311, 314
frogs; Squeakers snakes Asynchronous hatching, B 2:
Arthroleptinae, A 2: 311 Asian rhinoceroses, M 4: 849 476
Arthroleptis stenodactylus. See Asian river turtles, R 1: 11 Ateles geoffroyi. See Geoffroy’s
Common squeakers Asian spadefoot toads. See spider monkeys
Arthropods, CM 57, I 2: 269 Asian horned frogs Atelidae. See Howler monkeys;
Articulata, CM 317 Asian sunbeam snakes. See Spider monkeys
Artiodactyla. See Even-toed Sunbeam snakes Atelognathus patagonicus. See
ungulates Asian tailed caecilians, A 3: Patagonia frogs
Ascaphidae. See Tailed frogs 511–516 Atelopus varius. See Harlequin
Ascaphus montanus. See Rocky Asian toadfrogs, A 1: 77–93 frogs
Mountain tailed frogs Asian treefrogs, A 3:350–367 Atelopus vogli, A 2: 203
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