1. Dog and crab, Tro-Cortesianus 88c. 2. Tro-Cortesianus 37b. 3. Tro-Cortesianus 66b. 4. Head, Nuttall 34. 5. Nuttall 72. 6. Head, Nuttall 20. 7. Probably a dog, Nuttall 3. 8. Aubin 9. 9. Glyph for day sign _Oc_. 10. Same. 11. Same. 12. Tro-Cortesianus 91d. 13. Glyph for Nahua day sign _Itzcuintli_, Aubin 9. 14. Tro-Cortesianus 27d. [Illustration: PLATE 36] PLATE 37 MAMMALIA DOG (_Canis_) 1. Dog bearing firebrands, Dresden 40b. 2. Same, Dresden 39a. 3. Same, Dresden 36a. 4. Tro-Cortesianus 88a. 5. Dresden 21b. 6. Tro-Cortesianus 24c. 7. Dresden 13c. 8. Tro-Cortesianus 37a. 9. Dresden 30a. 10. Dresden 7a. 11. Glyph supposed to represent a dog's ribs, Dresden 13c. 12. Dresden 29a. 13. Head, Tro-Cortesianus 91d. [Illustration: PLATE 37] PLATE 38 MAMMALIA LEAF-NOSED BAT (_Vampyrus spectrum_ or _Phyllostomus hastatus panamensis_) 1. Glyph, Chichen Itza, Akat 'Cib (Maudslay, III, Pl. 19.)[TN-33] 2. Glyph, Copan (Maudslay, I, Pl. 8). 3. Bat god, drawn as glyph, Copan, Stela D (Maudslay, I, Pl. 48). 4. Glyph, Copan (Maudslay, I, Pl. 8). 5. Glyph, Palenque, Temple of the Inscriptions (Maudslay, IV, Pl. 60, gl. Q 1). 6. Glyph, Tikal (Maudslay III, Pl. 74, gl. 41). 7. Bat gad used as decoration on pottery, Chama (Dieseldorff, 1904). [Illustration: PLATE 38] PLATE 39 MAMMALIA MONKEY AND MISCELLANEOUS 1. Capuchin monkey (_Cebus capucinus_), Nuttall 1. 2. Same, Nuttall 5. 3. Head of same, Nuttall 38. 4. Nondescript animal, possibly a combination of monkey and peccary, Tro-Cortesianus 88c. 5. Glyph, possibly representing a monkey, found in connection with fig. 4. 6. Glyph of head of monkey, Nuttall 1. 7. Head of long-nosed god, Tro-Cortesianus 30a. 8. Head of monkey, glyph for Nahua day sign, _Oçomatli_, Aubin 9. 9. Long-nosed god, Tro-Cortesianus 30b. 10. God with head-dress, Dresden 5c. [Illustration: PLATE 39] Transcriber's Note: The following typographical errors were noted in the original text: