8. _Vero, St. Lucie County._—At this place there have been found remains representing 4 genera of xenarthrids, as follows: _Megalonyx_, _Mylodon_, _Chlamytherium_, and _Dasypus_. _Megalonyx jeffersonii_ is represented by a part of a lower jaw, a right upper canine tooth, a molar tooth, a part of a hyoid bone, an axis, an astragalus, a median phalanx, and a claw (Sellards, 8th Ann. Rep. Florida Geol. Surv., p. 148, plate XXV, fig. 2; plate XXX, fig. 6). These were all found in the stratum denominated No. 2 in the report just cited. _Mylodon harlani?_ is known from a single claw, but from which stratum it was derived is not known. _Chlamytherium_ is represented by a part of the right side of the lower jaw, a part of the left side, a foot-bone, and numerous dermal plates (Sellards, op. cit., p. 148, plate XXVIII, figs. 4 to 6; plate XXX, fig. 7). Most of these remains have been taken from stratum No. 2, but some finely preserved dermal plates have been collected from No. 3. _Dasypus_ remains, consisting of dermal scutes, have been found in both No. 2 and No. 3. In the collection of the Florida Geological Survey (No. 1795) is a bone, apparently the right parietal of an undetermined xenarthrid. It was found in the canal of the Indian River Farms Company, east of the railway and near Indian River. The length of the bone at the midline is 70 mm. and here the thickness is 22 mm. There appears to have been no median crest and only a feebly indicated occipital crest. There is no rough surface for the temporal muscles, as in _Nothrotherium_, and the bone is thicker than in that genus. For complete lists of the fossil vertebrates found at Vero, see page 382. 9. _Arcadia, De Soto County._—The _Xenarthra_ are represented in the Pleistocene deposits about Arcadia by the genera _Megalonyx_, _Glyptodon_, and _Chlamytherium_. If these were not found at Arcadia they were collected along Peace Creek, not far from the town. A list of the species found in the vicinity of Arcadia is given on page 380.