Preliminary account of coral snakes of South America, by Karl P. Schmidt.

v.20:no.19(1936)

Notes on little known species of South American birds with descriptions of new subspecies, by Charles B. Cory.

v.12:no.1(1917)

Days with birds; studies of habits of some East African species.

v.38(1956)

Oligocene sedimentation, stratigraphy, paleoecology and paleoclimatology in the big Badlands of South Dakota [by] John Clark, James R. Beerbower [and] Kenneth K. Kietzke.

v.5(1967)

Review of the Prothylacyninae, an extinct subfamily of South American "dog-like" marsupials / Larry G. Marshall --.

n.s. no.3(1979)

The description of a new species of South American hocicudo, or long-nose mouse, genus Oxymycterus (Sigmodontinae, Muroidea) : with a critical review of the generic content / Philip Hershkovitz.

n.s. no.79(1994)

Investigation of the classification of the rodent genus Eumys from the Middle Oligocene of the Big Badlands of South Dakota using multivariate statistical analysis / Sue Vilhauer Rosser --.

v.39:no.3(1978)

The Deseadan, early Oligocene, Marsupialia of South America / Bryan Patterson -- and Larry G. Marshall --.

v.41:no.2(1978)

Archaeology of South America /

no.33(1936)

Review of the Hathlyacyninae, an extinct subfamily of South American "dog-like" marsupials / Larry G. Marshall --

n.s. no.7(1981)

Illustrations of South American Plants /by John Miers,

v. 1

Illustrations of South American Plants /by John Miers,

v. 2

The genus lobatostoma (Trematoda: Aspidocotylea) in the pacific coast of South America, with description of Lobatostoma veranoi new species, parasite of Menticirrhus ophycephalus (Teleostei: Sciaenidae)

The presence of three aspidocotyleans trematodes in marine fishes from Perú and Chile is reported. One of them, Lobatostoma veranoi from the intestine of Menticirrhus ophicephalu (Sciaenidae) is considered a new species. Distinct characteristcs of the new species are:a cirrus sac smaller than the pharynx; tail overlapping posteriorly the ventral disk; testis in the last third of the body and the presence of 64-66 marginal alveoli. The two other species are Lobatostoma pacificum Manter, 1940 found in Trachinotus paitensis Cuvier, 1830 from Perú and Chile and Lobatostoma Anisotremum Oliva & Carvajal, 1984 from the intestine of Anisotremus scapularis (Tschudi, 1844) from Perú.