Natural History

American Museum of Natural History, 1922 - Natural history

Contents

• The Birth of Sculpture in Southern France I Ienry Fairfield Osborn: 27
• Some Features of Museum Progress During the Last Fifty Years Frederic A Lucas: 42
• Frontispiece Looking Westward at One of the Peaks on I luapu Island 484: 48
• Shackleton Robert Cushman Murphy: 56
• A Visit to Rapa Island in Southern Polynesia ROLLO H Beck: 70
• The Unforeseen in Indian Vocabulary Work C Hart Merriam: 82
• ILLUSTRATIONS: 84
• Aurora opposite: 92
• MarchApril No 2: 100
• The School Service Building George II Sherwood: 113
• The Passing of the Great RaceA Review William K Gregory: 135
• Gardening and the City Child Ellen Eddy Shaw: 141
• Making Naturalists in Norfolk Street Mrs John I Northrop: 152
• Features of the Proposed RooseveltSequoia National Park Francis P Farquhar: 161
• Australian 51729 cormorant 223 duck: 167
• The Forests of the RooseveltSequoia National Park Ansel F Hall: 169
• Floral Designs in Textiles: 175
• Boy Scouts: 188
• Natural History is sent to all members of the American Museum as one of the privileges: 194
• MayJune No 3: 197
• Scientific Work in Unsettled China Roy Chapman Andrews: 213
• Hunting with the Camera Herbert Lang: 224
• Some LittleKnown Songs of Common Birds Francis H Allen: 235
• An Odd Place of Refuge E W Gudger: 243
• An Expert Insect Artisan: 250
• The Wood Bison of Canada: 258
• Porto Santo and Its Snails T D A Cockerell: 268
• Notes: 275
• JulyAugust No 4: 290
• Hunting Takin in the Mountains of Shensi Roy Chapman Andrews: 292
• Historic Tortoises and Other Aged Animals Frf dehic A Lucas: 301
• 112 polar bear group MI puma group 187: 306
• A New Book on Long Island R C M: 318
• Fabbri Alessandro 94: 319
• Wasps That Hunt Spiders William M Savin: 326
• A SuperDrcadnaught of the Animal Ar k W D Matthew: 333
• Pueblo Bonito as Made Known by the Hyde Exjedition Clark Wissler: 343
• The House of Cuvier: 355
• An Optical Phenomenon on a Florida Lake William T Donnelly: 362
• An Optical Phenomenon on a Florida Lake William T Donnelly: 372
• Notes: 373
• dinosaur footprints of 440 Hadiosaiuus: 383
• September October No 5: 386
• The Elephant in Captivity W Henry Sheak: 406
• Brown Pelicans at Home Alvin R Cahn: 416
• Geology of New York and Its Vicinity Chester A Reeds: 430
• The Morgan Memorial Hall of Minerals and Gems Herbert P Whitlock: 446
• Foreign Bodies Found Embedded in the Tissues of Fishes E W GUDGER: 452
• A Tree Fern of Middle Devonian Time Edmund Otis Hovey 158: 461
• TapiocaA Familiar Food of Unfamiliar Origin Charles W Mead: 468
• Gaudry Medal: 477

Bibliographic information

• Title: Natural History
• Contributor: American Museum of Natural History
• Publisher: American Museum of Natural History, 1922
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Feb 6, 2008