Which of the following formats does not display in the Catalog window?

The format that does not display in the Catalog window is a zipped shapefile. When working with shapefiles in GIS, the data typically comes in a series of files with extensions like .shp, .shx, .dbf, among others. However, a zipped shapefile is a compressed format that is not directly usable in its zipped state since it has to be unzipped to access the actual shapefile components.

The Catalog window is intended to display data sources and formats that can be directly utilized in GIS applications. Mosaic datasets, text files, and layer packages are formats that are properly integrated into the GIS environment and therefore are visible in the Catalog window. A mosaic dataset represents raster data collections and is fully supported. Text files can also be imported for use in GIS applications. Layer packages encapsulate geospatial data with symbology and other properties, making them suitable for display as well.

Thus, a zipped shapefile cannot be directly accessed or used in its compressed format, leading to its absence from the Catalog window.