The American Naturalist, Том 14Essex Institute, 1880 |
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... Survey of Canada , 42 ; Morse's Shell Mounds of Japan , 43 ; Growth as a Function of Cells , 44 ; Williamson's Fern Etchings , 45 ; Recent Books and Pamphlets , 46 ; Notes on New England Isopoda , 120 ; Carcinological Papers of Paul ...
... Survey of Canada , 42 ; Morse's Shell Mounds of Japan , 43 ; Growth as a Function of Cells , 44 ; Williamson's Fern Etchings , 45 ; Recent Books and Pamphlets , 46 ; Notes on New England Isopoda , 120 ; Carcinological Papers of Paul ...
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... Survey of New Zealand , 140 ; Hill's Kansas Explorations , 141 ; Hulke on Ornithopsis of Seeley , 142 ; Filhol on the Fauna of St. Gerand le Puy , 142 ; Notes on Sabre - tooths , 142 ; Fossil Crawfish from the Tertiaries of Wyoming ...
... Survey of New Zealand , 140 ; Hill's Kansas Explorations , 141 ; Hulke on Ornithopsis of Seeley , 142 ; Filhol on the Fauna of St. Gerand le Puy , 142 ; Notes on Sabre - tooths , 142 ; Fossil Crawfish from the Tertiaries of Wyoming ...
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... Survey gives us its fifth and , as we particularly regret to add , its final volume this year . It consists of the usual four numbers , of which the first and second and third have appeared , the fourth being still in press , delayed by ...
... Survey gives us its fifth and , as we particularly regret to add , its final volume this year . It consists of the usual four numbers , of which the first and second and third have appeared , the fourth being still in press , delayed by ...
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... survey , and will be completed by the surveys of the Territories in progress yet . Here may be mentioned , 30 [ January , Historical Sketch of the Science of Botany.
... survey , and will be completed by the surveys of the Territories in progress yet . Here may be mentioned , 30 [ January , Historical Sketch of the Science of Botany.
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... survey began in 1849 , and continued with an interruption , and after a reorganization under Major Emory in 1853 , till 1856. The report of Emory was published , 1858 , in two large volumes ; the first half 32 [ January , Historical ...
... survey began in 1849 , and continued with an interruption , and after a reorganization under Major Emory in 1853 , till 1856. The report of Emory was published , 1858 , in two large volumes ; the first half 32 [ January , Historical ...
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