Order RODENTIA.
Genus Hapalotis, Licht.
112. Hapalotis albipes, Licht.Vol. III. Pl. 1.
Habitat. New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia.
113. Hapalotis apicalis, GouldVol. III. Pl. 2.
Habitat. South Australia; and Van Diemen's Land?
114. Hapalotis hemileucura, GrayVol. III. Pl. 3.
Habitat. Interior of the North-eastern portions of Australia.
115. Hapalotis hirsutus, GouldVol. III. Pl. 4.
Habitat. Port Essington.
116. Hapalotis penicillata, GouldVol. III. Pl. 5.
Habitat. Northern Australia.
117. Hapalotis conditor, GouldVol. III. Pl. 6.
Habitat. Interior of New South Wales and Victoria.
118. Hapalotis murinus, GouldVol. III. Pl. 7.
Habitat. Interior of New South Wales and South Australia.
119. Hapalotis longicaudata, GouldVol. III. Pl. 8.
Habitat. Interior of Western Australia.
120. Hapalotis MitchelliiVol. III. PI. 9.
Habitat. Western and Southern Australia.
121. Hapalotis cervinus, GouldVol. III. PI. 10.
Habitat. The interior of South Australia.
I think it likely that H. Mitchellii may not be the Dipus Mitchellii of Ogilby, but that the true H. Mitchellii and my H. cervinus may be one and the same animal. If this should ultimately prove to be the case, the H. Gouldii of Gray will be the correct designation of the animal I have called H. Mitchellii, to which the terms H. macrotis and H. Richardsoni of Gray, on the specimens in the British Museum, will also probably be referable.
