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Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History

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• 5
  • New genera and species of Diptera
    (1922) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 21-26
  • Notes on Clusiodidac (Diptera)
    (1922) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 47-50
  • A review of the Platypezidae of Eastern North America
    (1923) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 51-58
  • Two new North American Diptera
    (1923) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 59-61
  • Two undescribed Syrphid flies from New England
    (1923) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 65-67
  • New Ephemeridae from New England
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 73-76
  • The identity of Trochilus ruckeri Bourcier
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 77-78
  • New species of Syrphidae
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 79-82
  • New species of Platypalpus occurring in New England
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 83-87
  • New Amphibians from Panama
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 93-95
  • New species of the Dipterous family Dolichopodidae
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 101-106
  • New Lizards from Northwestern Peru
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 107-113
  • New or little known crane-flies from New England
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 115-118
  • A new Cynorhinella (Syrphidae, Diptera)
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 123-124
  • New robber-flies (Asilidae, Diptera)
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 125-127
  • Notes on some Central American Snakes
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 129-132
  • A new Snake of the genus Lampropeltis
    (1924) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 137-139
  • An undescribed race of Phainopepla
    (1925) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 149-150
  • New Frogs from Cuba
    Emmett R Dunn (1925) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 163-166
  • The crane-flies (Tipulidae) of New England: first supplementary list
    (1925) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 169-174
  • On the representatives of the Seymouriamorpha, supposed primitive Reptiles, from the Upper Permian of Russia, and on their phylogenetic relations
    (1925) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 179-181
  • A new oyster from the Cretaceous of Cuba
    (1925) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 183-185
  • A new Siluroid fish of the genus Clarias from South-western Uganda
    (1925) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 189-190
  • New Amphibia
    Thomas Barbour (1926) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 5: 191-194
  • New gall midges from New England
    (1926) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 207-208
  • Additional Frogs from Cuba
    E R Dunn (1926) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 5: 209-215
  • Three new African Birds. [Parus, Amadina, Parisoma.]
    (1926) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 217-219
  • A new Marsh Wren from Alberta
    (1926) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 221-222
  • The crane-flies (Tipulidae) of New England; second supplementary list
    (1927) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 223-231
  • Birds from Maratua Island, off the east coast of Borneo
    (1927) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 235-242
  • A new subspecies of the Red Salamander from Louisiana
    (1928) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 247-249
  • Notes on geographic variations in the genus Macronyx with description of two new races
    (1930) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 263-266
  • The crane-flies (Tipulidae) of New England; third supplementary list
    (1930) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 267-278
  • Revisions of two Central American Birds. [Claravis, Habia]
    (1930) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 287-292
  • New land snails from Tanganyika Territory
    (1930) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 295-300
  • Notes on Physidae with descriptions of new species
    (1930) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 301-315
  • New Snakes from Coata Rica and Panama
    (1930) Occasional Papers of The Boston Society of Natural History 5: 329-332
  • New Frogs from Panama and Costa Rica
    Emmett R Dunn (1931) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 5: 385-401
• 8
  • Eight new Toads of the genus Bufo from East and Central Africa
    Arthur Loveridge (1932) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 43-53
  • Four new Crinine Frogs from Australia
    Arthur Loveridge (1933) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 55-60
  • Amphibians and Reptiles from El Valle de Anton, Panama
    E R Dunn (1933) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 65-79
  • A new genus and three new species of Crinine Frogs from Australia
    Arthur Loveridge (1933) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 89-93
  • Herpetological collections made in Hispaniola by the Utowana Expedition, 1934
    Doris M Cochran (1934) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 163-188
  • On a new Teiid and Amphibia from Panama, Ecuador and Paraguay
    Benjamin Shreve (1935) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 209-218
  • A new Atelopus from Panama and a new Hemidactylus from Colombia
    Benjamin Shreve (1936) Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 8: 269-272