The American Naturalist, Volume 5

Essex Institute, 1871 - Natural history

Contents

• TUB POLARITY OF THE COMPASS PJ ANT By W F Whitney: 1
• THE BARNACLE GOOSK By G N Lawrence: 10
• THE PRINCIPLES OF BKE BREEDING By Frederick William Vogel: 17
• HABITS OF THE PRAIRIE DOG Illustrated By B C Jillson: 24
• THE SPRING FLOWERS OF COLORADO By E L Greene: 65
• SOMETHING ABOUT SEEDS By W W Bailey: 71
• THE LONDON Foo By 1 Vila Blake: 80
• A HEARTH OF THE POLISHED STONE AGE From Mature: 88
• BRAZILIAN ROCK INSCRIPTIONS With nine plates By Ch Fred: 139
• FLYING SPIDERS Illustrated By J H Emerton: 195
• CUBAN SEAWEEDS Illustrated By W G Farlow: 201
• THE LESSER APPLE LEAFFOLDER By William Lebarou: 209
• ADDITIONAL NOTES ON THE STRIPED SQUASH BKKTLE Illustrated: 217
• THE ANCIENT INDIAN POTTERY OF MARAJO BRAZIL Illustrated: 259
• FERTILIZATION OF FLOWERS BY INSECTS Illustrated: 271
• A NEW SPECIES OF ERYTIIRONIUM Illustrated By Asa Gray: 298
• THE STUDY OF MINUTE FUNGI mustrated By J S Billings: 323
• THE TOAD AS AN ENTOMOLOGIST By A S Eitchie: 329
• FRESH WATER SKETCHES By L W Bailey: 340
• SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY AND NOMENCLATURE By Alexander Agassiz: 353
• HABITS OF THE BLACK BASS By S T Tisdale: 361
• NOTES ox THE RANGE OF SOME OK THE ANIMALS is AMERICA: 387
• POLYMORPHIC FUNGI By M C Cooke Illustrated: 400
• Address of the retiring President of the American Association for: 451
• THE MONOCOTYLEDON THE UNIVERSAL TYPE OF SEEDS By Thos: 510
• Winchell p 520 by G Little p 520 by J B Perry p 521 by: 523
• EOZOON LIMESTONE OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS By J B Perry 689: 541
• NUMERIC RELATIONS OF THE VERTEBRATE SYSTEM By T C: 559
• TORTOISES OF THE CRETACEOUS OF NEW JERSEY By E D Cope: 564
• INEQUILATERAL LEAVES Illustrated By W J Beal: 571
• THF DEVF LOFMENT OF AMBLYSTOMA LURIDA Illustrated By: 578
• ON A NEW MICROTELESCOPE By R H Ward: 608
• THE GRASSES By W W Bailey: 616
• THE GENUS HYSTKRIUM AND SOME OF ITS ALLIES With plate: 625
• SOME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WESTERN AND EASTERN BIRDS: 632
• SYMMETRICAL FIGURES IN BIRDS FEATHERS Illustrated By Grace: 675
• THE CHINESE WHITE WAX INSECT By B Silliman: 683
• CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE VALLEY: 693
• THE MAMMOTH CAVE AND ITS INHABITANTS By tlie Editors: 739
• A SINGING HESPEROMYS With music By Samuel Lockwoocl: 761
• THE LONGCKESTKD JAY Illustrated By Elliott Coues: 770
• The Geology of Iowa p 243 The Geology of Michigan p 244 Geo: 364
• tomologist p 374 Zoological Literature p 375 Parasites of Man: 375
• The Earthquakes of New England p 37G Honduras p 370 Inland: 776
• NATURAL HISTORY MISCELLANY: 782
• ulus p 55 The Pigeon Hawk pp 56 253 Parthenogenesis in the Pupa: 121
• Red Squirrels not Red p 121 Poison of the Cobra p 1G2 Distribution: 176
• Spike Horned Deer p 250 Albino Swamp Blackbird p: 251
• Pelicans p 252 Preservation of Sea Fowl p 253 Identity of the Amer: 312
• The Starnosed Mole p 314 Wiiite Spotted Muskrut p 314 Mimetic: 723
• Mammoth in Europe p 58 Fossil Meteorites p 59 Devonian Rocks: 124
• Fossil Whale in the Drift p 125 Some Physical Features of the Appa: 255
• Discovery of Mastodon Remains at Motts Corners near Ithaca N Y: 314
• Walrus p 316 The Pterodactyl iu America p 3IG Rocks polished: 445
• erous Formation by A Wlnchell and C A White p 600 Remarks: 606
• Remarks on Fossil Vertebrates from Wyoming p GG4 The Drift Period: 792
• Section of Microscopy of the Boston Society of Natural History Oct: 11
• NOTES pp 61 127 192 256 317 382 448 667 737 798: 738

Bibliographic information

• Title: The American Naturalist, Volume 5
• Contributors: Essex Institute, American Society of Naturalists
• Publisher: Essex Institute, 1871
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Mar 4, 2008