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Coincidence of mud-skippers and tree-frogs in their behavior of keeping their body from falling down is evident. Similar act is also apparent in ordinary gobioid fishes other than mud-skippers in staying on bottom of a stream. Analysis of mechanism of the resistance, however, remains to be much desired. The present study was carried out under supervision of Dr. A. Terao to whom the present author's hearty thanks are due.

SURFACE CONFIGURATIONS OF BELLY INTEGUMENT OF SOME GOBIOID FISHES AND IN COMPARISON WITH A TREE-FROG