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10-11 Gives full synonomy of the 7 species of dragonflies, collected by the Chanler-Hoehnel expedition up the Tana river. measurements and notes on the genitalia are added. O. F. Cook. Priodesmum, a new genus of Diplopoda for Surinam, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., XVIII, No. 1037, pp. 53-57, pl. 1, figs. I-XIX. Describes a new [strikethrough] species [/strikethrough] genus of Diplopods, [strikethrough] that [/strikethrough] which has for its type a new species, Priodesmus acus, from Surinam, in the Nat. Museum collection. A second species of the genus is described from Para, Brazil, which is in the Berlin Museum. The plate gives all structural details of P. acus. O. F. Cook. Two new Diplopod Myripoda of the genus Oxydesmus from Congo. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., XVIII, No. 1036, pp. 47-52. Describes two interesting new species, Oxydesmus Campii and flagellates, of Myriopoda collected in Congo by Rev. J. H. Camp. O. F. Cook. An arrangement of the Geophilidae, a family of Chilopoda. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. XVIII, No. 1039, pp. 63-75. All the known genera of the world in this group are here reviewed. There are 34 of them recognized as valid. These are classified into 9 families, The whole group is elevated to the rank of super-family under the name Geophiloidae. [strikethrough] (Party based on Museum material.) [/strikethrough] O. F. Cook. On Geophilus attenuates, Say, of the class Chilopoda.