=Georgia.= _Spalding County_, 1. _Lamar County_, 1. _Talbot County_: southwest part of county, 1; Box Springs, near Geneva, 3; Upatoie Creek, 1 mi. SW Box Springs, 2; 3 mi. SE Geneva, 1; 4 mi. W Geneva, 1; 5 mi. W Geneva, 1; 2 mi. E Geneva, 1. _Chattahoochee County_, 2. _Grady County_: Beachton, 3[91]; locality no more definite than county, 4. _Thomas County_: Sinkola Plantation, 2; locality no more definite than county, 2. _Charlton County_: 1/2 mi. E Chesser's Island, Okefinokee Swamp, 1[58]. _County_ in question: Billy's Island, Okefinokee Swamp, 1[91]; Okefinokee Swamp, 1[58]. =Mississippi.= _Clark County_: Souinlonie Creek, 1. =South Carolina.= _Darlington County_: Society Hill, 1[91]. _Sumter County_: Mayesville, 1[11]. _Calhoun County_: St. Matthews, 2[11]. _Georgetown County_: Sampit, 1[11]. Charleston County: Rantowles, 1[11]; 8 mi. N Charleston, 1[11]. _Beaufort County_: Yemassee, 1[2]. =Mustela frenata peninsulae= (Rhoads) Long-tailed Weasel Plates 16, 17 and 18 _Putorius peninsulae_ Rhoads, Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, 1894:152, June 19, 1894; Bangs, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, 10:10, February 25, 1896. _Mustela peninsulae_, Miller, U. S. Nat. Mus. Bull., 79:98, December 31, 1912. _Mustela p. peninsulae_, Bailey, Bailey Mus. and Library Nat. Hist., 1(no. 5):1, December 1, 1930. _Mustela frenata peninsulae_, Hall, Carnegie Instit. Washington Publ. 473:105, September 20, 1936. _Type._--Female, young, part skull and skin; no. 8515, Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia; Hudson's, Pasco County [14 miles north of Tarpon Springs], Florida; before 1895; obtained by W. S. Dickinson. The skull has been cut vertically in two at the plane of the glenoid fossae. These fossae and all the cranium posterior to them are missing. In addition to the part of the cranium anterior to the glenoid fossae, the lower jaws are preserved complete. The teeth all are present and entire. The prominent sutures on the rostrum and palate show the specimen to be young and its small size leaves but little doubt that the animal was a female. The light facial markings are more extensive than in any of the referred specimens. In the type these light facial markings consist of a median isolated spot immediately in front of the ears, a larger one on the nose, with an interrupted bar on each side extending posteroventrally in front of and anterior to the eye, a wider bar, on each side, extending anterodorsally between the ear and eye and finally an isolated spot at the anterior border of each ear. The skin is stuffed and in fair condition except that the vertebrae remain in the tail. _Range._--Austral and probably Tropical life-zones of Florida south of latitude 29°. See figure 29 on page 221.