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Blackwood : Edinburgh and London, 1887Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481155-57http://biostor.org/reference/878311888Henry Alleyne NicholsonIX.—On the nature and zoological position of the GraptolitidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481155-61http://biostor.org/reference/917541868VII.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481156-68http://biostor.org/reference/939651838Arthur G ButlerIX.—A revision of the pierine butterflies of the genus Terias from the Old WorldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481156-82http://biostor.org/reference/866661898G RicardoFurther notes on the Asilidae of AustraliaAnn. Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist0374-5481157-66http://biostor.org/reference/734611918Living lights; a popular account of phosphorescent animals and vegetables. 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Hist.0374-54811124http://biostor.org/reference/492371898Arthur AdamsXIII.—Notice of three new species of Sinusigers, a genus of Brachiocephalous MollusksAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811125-126http://biostor.org/reference/890961858Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811125-127http://biostor.org/reference/863281908G F HampsonDescriptions of new Pyralidae of the subfamily PyraustinaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811125-136http://biostor.org/reference/590401918T D A CockerellXX.—Some bees of the genus Megachile from New Mexico and ColoradoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811125-130http://biostor.org/reference/872351898Philip Lutley SclaterXIV.—Description of a new species of Woodpecker discovered by Mr. Thomas Bridges in Northern CaliforniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811127-127http://biostor.org/reference/891211858Edward PottsXXI.—A North-American freshwater jellyfishAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811130-133http://biostor.org/reference/872361898F A WiegmannXIII.—On the genus Procyon, with a description of two new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811132-135http://biostor.org/reference/939821838Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811132-140http://biostor.org/reference/894521848Arthur G ButlerXXII.—A revision of the butterflies of the genus IxiasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811133-143http://biostor.org/reference/872521898H James-ClarkXXII.—On the Spongiæ ciliatæ as Infusoria flagellata; or observations on the structure, animality, and relationship of Leucosolenia botryoides, BowerbankAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811133-142http://biostor.org/reference/926411868Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811135-138http://biostor.org/reference/891131858James Cosmo MelvillXVI.—Descriptions of thirty-four species of marine Mollusca from the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, and Arabian Sea, collected by Mr. F. W. TownsendAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811137-158http://biostor.org/reference/873101918Marcus W LyonXXI.—On a collection of mammals from the Batu Islands, west of SumatraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811137-140http://biostor.org/reference/863581908Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811138-154http://biostor.org/reference/891431858XV.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811139-147http://biostor.org/reference/939861838Cotswold Naturalists' ClubAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811140-141http://biostor.org/reference/893371848Entomological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811141-149http://biostor.org/reference/894041848Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811142-145http://biostor.org/reference/915951868J Wood-MasonXVI.—Notes on new and little-known MantidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811143-147http://biostor.org/reference/937011878R EtheridgeXXIII.—On a precaudal vertebra of Ichthyosaurus australis, McCoyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811143-146http://biostor.org/reference/872771898Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811145-151http://biostor.org/reference/922251868S S BuckmanXXIII.—The genera of Stephanoceras and alliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811145-149http://biostor.org/reference/863811908Herbert DruceXXIV.—Description of some new species of heteroceraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811146-149http://biostor.org/reference/872911898Molluscous animals, including shell-fish; containing an exposition of their structure, systematical arrangement, physical distribution, and dietetical uses, with a reference to the extinct races. Forming the article "Mollusca," in the 7th edition of the EAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811147-148http://biostor.org/reference/939621838The cabinet cyclopædia; conducted by the Rev. D. Lardner. Natural history. Animals in menageries. By William Swainson, Esq., F.R.S., L.S. 8vo. London, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811148-149http://biostor.org/reference/940131838C T ReganDescriptions of new freshwater fishes from China and JapanAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811149-153http://biostor.org/reference/665981908The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal. Conducted by Professor Jameson. Nos. for April, July, October, 1837. Edinburgh, A. Black and Co. 8vo. (continued from Mag. of Zool. and Bot., i. p. 575.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811149-151http://biostor.org/reference/939951838W E De WintonOn the hares of Western Europe and North AfricaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811149-158http://biostor.org/reference/600161898Errata in localities of Indian and Burmese squirrels. Necessity of defining more exactly what is understood by IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811151-153http://biostor.org/reference/916531868Francis DayXVII.—On the bib (Gadus luscus) and poor-cod (G. minutus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811151-154http://biostor.org/reference/887361888Preservation of objects of natural historyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811153-153http://biostor.org/reference/921911868C T ReganDescriptions of four new freshwater fishes from British New GuineaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811153-156http://biostor.org/reference/666251908C C B.Sagina Ciliata (Fries)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811153-154http://biostor.org/reference/894341848Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811154-156http://biostor.org/reference/891081858C C B.Carex Brizoides (Linn.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811154-154http://biostor.org/reference/893711848J E GrayOn Pteronura Sanbachii, an otter from SurinamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811154-155http://biostor.org/reference/920111868Oldfield ThomasXVIII.—Diagnoses of six new Mammals from the Solomon IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811155-158http://biostor.org/reference/887441888J E BalsamoArtificial hybridization in the genus GossypiumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811155-156http://biostor.org/reference/915671868On the Gamboge of Tenasserim ProvincesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811155-157http://biostor.org/reference/893121848W ThompsonNotes on Irish birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811156-158http://biostor.org/reference/940181838Geological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811156-159http://biostor.org/reference/890841858On the fossil vegetation of anthracite coalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811157-158http://biostor.org/reference/893611848R ShelfordXXVI.—Some new genera and species of Blattidæ, with notes on the form of the pronotum in the subfamily PerisphæriinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811157-177http://biostor.org/reference/863441908L H JeittelesXXIII.—On the new bat (Amblyotus atratus) discovered by Prof. KolenatiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811157-160http://biostor.org/reference/926491868Oldfield ThomasXIX.—Diagnoses of four new species of DidelphysAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811158-159http://biostor.org/reference/885761888George F HampsonXXVI.—On a collection of heterocera made in the TransvaalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811158-164http://biostor.org/reference/873581898Fossil salamander and coproliteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811158-158http://biostor.org/reference/940681838T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. LXXIXAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811158-167http://biostor.org/reference/590311918Note on Lophopus LendenfeldiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811159-160http://biostor.org/reference/882001888Meteorological observations for Dec. 1847Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811159-159http://biostor.org/reference/893181848P Martin DuncanOn Glyphastræa sexradiata, Lonsdale, spAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811160-160http://biostor.org/reference/882471888G H K ThwaitesXVI.—Further observations on the Diatomaceæ; with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811161-172http://biostor.org/reference/893451848Richard ParnellXVI.—Observations on the Coregoni of Loch-LomondAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811161-165http://biostor.org/reference/939891838C Spence BateXVI.—On the nidification of CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811161-169http://biostor.org/reference/891341858J E GrayXXIV.—Observations on sponges and on their arrangement and nomenclatureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811161-173http://biostor.org/reference/926581868J B SchnetzlerOn the infection of a frog-tadpole by Saprolegnia feraxAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811162-163http://biostor.org/reference/883081888B HatschekOn the significance of sexual reproductionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811163-164http://biostor.org/reference/883331888H G SeeleyXXVII.—On the skull of mochlorhinus platyceps, from Bethulie, orange free state, preserved in the Albany Museum, GrahamstownAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811164-176http://biostor.org/reference/873921898Alfred WalterNotice of two new branchiopod crustacea from the trans-Caspian RegionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811164-164http://biostor.org/reference/882171888George GardnerXVII.—An account of a journey to, and a residence of nearly six months in, the Organ Mountains, with remarks on their vegetationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811165-181http://biostor.org/reference/940591838G C ChampionXVIII.—The Coleoptera of the Falkland IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811167-186http://biostor.org/reference/873111918H J CarterXVII.—Description of a Lacustrine Bryozoon allied to FlustraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811169-171http://biostor.org/reference/891411858H J CarterXX.—Position of the sponge-spicule in the Spongida; and postscript on the identity of Squamulina scopula with the spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811170-174http://biostor.org/reference/937361878P H GosseXVIII.—On the chylaqueous fluid in the ActinoidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811172-175http://biostor.org/reference/891201858John BlackwallXVII.—Researches having for their object the elucidation of certain Phænomena in the physiology of the AraneideaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811173-180http://biostor.org/reference/894151848W V LeggeXXI.—Description of a new Scops Owl from CeylonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811174-176http://biostor.org/reference/937391878Edouard ClaparèdeXIX.—On the formation of the egg and fertilization in the NematoideaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811175-198http://biostor.org/reference/890191858Oldfield ThomasXXVIII.—On indigenous Muridæ in the West Indies; with the description of a new Mexican OryzomysAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811176-180http://biostor.org/reference/874041898Oldfield ThomasR C WroughtonXXVII.—On a new Oribi obtained by Major Powell-Cotton in British East AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811177-178http://biostor.org/reference/863701908Gilbert J ArrowXXVIII.—Notes on the coleopterous genus Oniticellus and descriptions of some new species from IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811178-183http://biostor.org/reference/863881908Arthur HenfreyXVIII.—On some points in the structure and growth of monocotyledonsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811180-187http://biostor.org/reference/893741848Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811180-181http://biostor.org/reference/865681898William ThompsonXVIII.—Contributions to the Natural History of IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811181-195http://biostor.org/reference/940431838Pierine butterflies of the genus TeriasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811181-184http://biostor.org/reference/869221898M A GiardOn the Orthonectida, a new class of animals parasitic on Echinodermata and TurbellariaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811181-183http://biostor.org/reference/933241878R I PocockXXIX.—On the generic names of the rupicaprine ruminants known as Serows and GoralsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811183-188http://biostor.org/reference/863951908Theodore GillA new species of Chimæra found in American WatersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811183-183http://biostor.org/reference/928941878George E MasonXXII.—Description of a new earth-snake of the genus Silybura from the Bombay Presidency, with remarks on other little-known UropeltidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811184-186http://biostor.org/reference/887721888O C MarshNew species of Ceratodus from the JurassicAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811184-184http://biostor.org/reference/931301878Thomas ScottAndrew ScottXXIX.—Descriptions of three apparently new Copepods from the ClydeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811185-190http://biostor.org/reference/873131898G WintherXXII.—On the geographical distribution of the common oysterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811185-189http://biostor.org/reference/937581878Oldfield ThomasXIX.—On small mammals from Salta and Jujuy collected by Mr. E. BudinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811186-193http://biostor.org/reference/872961918H James-ClarkXXVII.—On the Spongiæ ciliatæ as Infusoria flagellata; or observations on the structure, animality, and relationship of Leucosolenia botryoides, BowerbankAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811188-215http://biostor.org/reference/927191868Francis WilliamsonXIX.—Some observations on Caladium distillatoriumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811188-189http://biostor.org/reference/894031848Joshua AlderAlbany HancockXX.—Additions to the British species of Nudibranchiate MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811189-192http://biostor.org/reference/894101848Charles J GahanXXIV.—Descriptions of a new genus and of some new species of longicorn coleoptera of the family Lamiidæ obtained by Mr. C. M. Woodford in the Solomon IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811190-193http://biostor.org/reference/887971888Walter E CollingeXXX.—On Two new species of slugs of the genus Microparmarion from BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811191-194http://biostor.org/reference/874321898Wm ThompsonXXI.—Note on the occurrence of the Bonapartian Gull (Larus Bonapartii, Rich. and Swains.) for the first time in EuropeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811192-197http://biostor.org/reference/893551848Arthur G ButlerXXIV.—Descriptions of new species of heterocera from Japan.—Part II. NoctuitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811192-204http://biostor.org/reference/937731878Oldfield ThomasXX.—The generic division of the hedgehogsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811193-196http://biostor.org/reference/873141918Gerrit S MillerXXXI.—Eighteen new European volesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811194-206http://biostor.org/reference/864011908Oliver E JansonXXV.—On some species of Cetoniidæ from the Loo Choo IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811194-196http://biostor.org/reference/888221888Charles C BabingtonXIX.—On a new english species of UrticaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811195-198http://biostor.org/reference/940201838W L DistantXXI.—The Homoptera of Indo-ChinaAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54811196-200http://biostor.org/reference/988431918Arthur G ButlerXXVI.—An account of three series of Lepidoptera collected in North-west India by Major YerburyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811196-209http://biostor.org/reference/888281888Philip Henry GosseXXII.—On the insects of JamaicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811197-202http://biostor.org/reference/894601848M J BerkeleyXX.—Notices of British fungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811198-208http://biostor.org/reference/940641838H Von MohlXX.—On the investigation of vegetable tissue by the aid of polarized lightAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811198-209http://biostor.org/reference/889991858R S BagnallBrief descriptions of new Thysanoptera. IXAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811201-221http://biostor.org/reference/604251918J Toulmin SmithXXIII.—On the Ventriculidæ of the Chalk; their classificationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811203-220http://biostor.org/reference/894051848Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811207-208http://biostor.org/reference/863301908Herbert DruceXXXII.—Descriptions of some new species of HeteroceraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811207-215http://biostor.org/reference/874541898W H WhiteXXI.—On a new species of Epilobium nearly allied to Epilobium angustissimum and rosmarinifoliumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811208-210http://biostor.org/reference/939721838J W GregoryThe name ArchæocidarisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811208-208http://biostor.org/reference/863341908F D GodmanO SalvinXXVII.—New species of butterflies collected by Mr. C. M. Woodford in the Solomon IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811209-214http://biostor.org/reference/888481888Ernest E AustenXXXII.—New African Phlebotomic Diptera in the British Museum (Natural History) Part I. TabanidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811209-228http://biostor.org/reference/863261908Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811209-211http://biostor.org/reference/890501858Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811211-232http://biostor.org/reference/890371858Thomas HincksXXVIII.—The Polyzoa of the St. Lawrence: a study of arctic formsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811214-227http://biostor.org/reference/888631888J E GrayXXVIII.—Observations on the fur-seals of the Antarctic seas and the Cape of Good Hope, with the description of a new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811215-219http://biostor.org/reference/927301868Frederick ChapmanXXXIII.—Note on the specific name of the Saccammina of the Carboniferous LimestoneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811215-218http://biostor.org/reference/874721898W OgilbyObservations upon some recent communications of Mr. J.E. Gray, of the British Museum, to the Annals of Natural History; with descriptions of two new kangaroos from Van Diemen's LandAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54811216-221http://biostor.org/reference/599741838W L DistantXXXIV.—On a collection of heterocera made in the TransvaalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811218-231http://biostor.org/reference/874911898Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811220-224http://biostor.org/reference/922031868R E TurnerNotes on the Braconidae in the British Museum. III. On new Australian AgathinaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811221-230http://biostor.org/reference/607501918Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811221-229http://biostor.org/reference/894471848A WhiteDescriptions of new or little-known Crustacea in the collection in the British MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811221-228http://biostor.org/reference/601131848A history of British reptiles. By Thomas Bell, Professor of Zoology in King's College, London. Illustrated by a Wood Cut of each species, with some of the varieties, and numerous Vignettes, No. I. 8vo. Van Voorst, London, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811222-223http://biostor.org/reference/940481838The birds of Australia and the adjacent Islands. By John Gould, F.L.S. Part II. Folio. London, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811223-224http://biostor.org/reference/940291838J E GrayMiscellaneousAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811224-224http://biostor.org/reference/918621868Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811225-228http://biostor.org/reference/939601838F B MeekNotice of a remarkable new genus of corals, probably typical of a new familyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811225-227http://biostor.org/reference/919321868A KöllikerNote on the polymorphism of the Anthozoa and the structure of the TubiporæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811227-228http://biostor.org/reference/919131868F MooreXXVII.—Descriptions of new species of lepidoptera collected by the late Dr. F. Stoliczka during the Indian-Government mission to Yarkund in 1873Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811227-237http://biostor.org/reference/938141878Bergens Museum Aarsberetning for 1886. 8vo. Bergen: John Grieg, 1887Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811228-229http://biostor.org/reference/878681888Friedrich Baron HueneXXXIII.—On Phytosaurian remains from the magnesian Conglomerate of Bristol (Rileya platyodon)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811228-230http://biostor.org/reference/863861908Entomological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811229-234http://biostor.org/reference/893581848M C LespèsAnatomical investigation of some blind ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811229-230http://biostor.org/reference/915581868Oldfield ThomasXXIV.—Four new species of hedgehogAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811230-233http://biostor.org/reference/873201918Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811230-230http://biostor.org/reference/883501888Bot-larvæ in the TerrapinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811231-232http://biostor.org/reference/878991888G A BoulengerXXXIV.—Note on the ophidian genus EmydocephalusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811231-231http://biostor.org/reference/863911908Alexander AgassizXXXV.—The Islands and coral-reefs of the Fiji groupAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811231-242http://biostor.org/reference/875461898O E ImhofA new member of the deep-water fauna of the freshwater basinsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811232-233http://biostor.org/reference/878411888XXXV.—Notes on a small collection of Plankton from New Zealand.—IAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811232-241http://biostor.org/reference/863551908Kinahan Remarks on the Zoë of Eurynome aspera, and the habits of the animal in confinementAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811233-235http://biostor.org/reference/889961858W T CalmanXXV.—A new river-crab from the TransvaalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811234-236http://biostor.org/reference/873231918P L SclaterOn a new species of Barbet from the Upper AmazonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811235-235http://biostor.org/reference/890901858Botanical society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811236-239http://biostor.org/reference/893521848Göppert On the petrified forest of Radowenz near Adersbach, and upon the process of petrifactionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811236-238http://biostor.org/reference/891031858G A BoulengerXXVI.—On the Papuan, Melanesian, and North Australian species of the genus RanaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811236-241http://biostor.org/reference/517411918H N MoseleyXXVIII.—Description of a new species of land-planarian from the hothouses at Kew GardensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811237-239http://biostor.org/reference/938271878J E GrayNew British ZoophyteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811238-238http://biostor.org/reference/940211838Henry Alleyne NicholsonXXX.—On the occurrence of the genus Ptilograpsus in Britain; with notes on the Ludlow GraptolitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811238-241http://biostor.org/reference/927521868J DecaisneStructure and development of the flower and fruit of the PearAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811238-239http://biostor.org/reference/890711858Robert M LingwoodPetromyzon planeriAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811239-239http://biostor.org/reference/940311838C MereschkowskyXXIX.—Studies on the HydroidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811239-256http://biostor.org/reference/937921878P L SclaterDescription of a new genus and some new species of American birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811239-240http://biostor.org/reference/890011858Have ants, when deprived of their queen, the power of selecting one of their number and converting her into a fertile female?Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811240-241http://biostor.org/reference/893501848C ForbesOn a quantity of crabs thrown up on the beach in Payta BayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811240-240http://biostor.org/reference/890581858F PouchetOn the digestive apparatus of the gnat, Culex pipiens, LinnAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811241-242http://biostor.org/reference/893541848T Rupert JonesXXI.—Notes on the Palœozoic bivalved Entomostraca. No. IV. Some North American speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811241-257http://biostor.org/reference/891181858Gilbert J ArrowXXXVI.—On some new species of the coleopterous genus MimelaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811241-248http://biostor.org/reference/863271908William ThompsonXXV.—On the snowy owl, Surnia nyctea, DumerilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811241-245http://biostor.org/reference/940231838Oldfield ThomasXXVII.—Some notes on the small sand-foxes of North AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811242-245http://biostor.org/reference/873291918J E GrayXXXI.—On the geographical distribution of the Balænidæ or Right WhalesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811242-247http://biostor.org/reference/927581868Oldfield ThomasXXXVI.—Description of a new bat from North BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811243-243http://biostor.org/reference/875551898Oldfield ThomasXXXVII.—Description of a new Echimys from the neighbourhood of BogotaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811243-245http://biostor.org/reference/875781898Guy A K MarshallXXVIII.—Platymycterus, a new genus of Asiatic Curculionidæ (Coleopt.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811245-252http://biostor.org/reference/873331918H Grose-SmithXXXVIII.—Descriptions of three new species of African butterflies in his own collectionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811245-246http://biostor.org/reference/875961898William BairdXXVI.—The Natural History of the British entomostraca, No. VAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811245-256http://biostor.org/reference/940801838J E GrayAdditional note on a paper on porcupinesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811246-246http://biostor.org/reference/894121848Meteorological observations for Jan. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811247-247http://biostor.org/reference/893621848H J CarterXXXII.—On a variety of Spongilla Meyeni from the river Exe, DevonshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811247-250http://biostor.org/reference/927761868W E De WintonXXXIX.—On a small collection of mammals made by Mr. C. V. A. Peel in SomalilandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811247-251http://biostor.org/reference/875141898G A BoulengerXXXVII.—Description of a new elapine snake of the genus Apisthocalamus, Blgr., from New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811248-249http://biostor.org/reference/863381908Oldfield ThomasXXXVIII.—On the large flying-squirrels referred to Petaurista nitida, DesmAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811250-252http://biostor.org/reference/863221908H James-ClarkXXXIII.—On the Spongiæ ciliatæ as Infusoria flagellata; or observations on the structure, animality, and relationship of Leucosolenia botryoides, bowerbankAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811250-264http://biostor.org/reference/927911868W E De WintonXL.—Descriptions of three new rodents from AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811251-254http://biostor.org/reference/870911898Oldfield ThomasXXXIX.—The nomenclature of the flying-lemursAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811252-255http://biostor.org/reference/863511908G A BoulengerXLI.—On the habitat of the siluroid fish Anoplopterus platychir, GthrAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811254-255http://biostor.org/reference/871051898Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811255-256http://biostor.org/reference/865661898F A HeronNote on Pamphila gonessa, HewAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811256-256http://biostor.org/reference/869011898Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811256-258http://biostor.org/reference/934051878E F KelaartXXII.—Description of a new Ceylonese nudibranchAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811257-258http://biostor.org/reference/891091858M J BerkeleyXXVII.—Notices of British fungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811257-264http://biostor.org/reference/939741838A Smith WoodwardXLI.—Note on a Megalosaurian tibia from the lower Lias of Wilmcote, WarwickshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811257-259http://biostor.org/reference/863361908Albert C L G GüntherReport on a collection of fishes from Newchwang, north ChinaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811257-263http://biostor.org/reference/664451898M A VillotOn the migrations and metamorphoses of the tapeworms of the shrewsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811258-259http://biostor.org/reference/933021878H J CarterXXIII.—Note on the red colouring matter of the sea round the shores of the Island of BombayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811258-262http://biostor.org/reference/890121858M A GiardOn some monstrosities of Asteracanthion rubensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811259-260http://biostor.org/reference/932271878G DickieXXV.—On the ovule of Euphrasia officinalisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811260-267http://biostor.org/reference/894351848On the feeding of DinamœbaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811260-262http://biostor.org/reference/932791878Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811262-264http://biostor.org/reference/872761918H Von MohlXXIV.—On the investigation of vegetable tissue by the aid of polarized lightAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811263-275http://biostor.org/reference/891351858W MorrisonXLIII.—Notes on the physical aspects and on the food-fishes of the Liao basin, North ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811263-266http://biostor.org/reference/871231898Robert SchomburgkXXVIII.—On the ant tree of Guiana (Triplaris Americana)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811264-267http://biostor.org/reference/939991838H J CarterXXXII.—On the nature of the opaque scarlet spherules found in the chambers and canals of many fossilized foraminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811264-270http://biostor.org/reference/888981888A GüntherXXXIV.—Description of two new gobioid fishes from SarawakAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811264-266http://biostor.org/reference/927941868A M NormanXXX.—On the genus Haliphysema, with description of several forms apparently allied to itAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811265-284http://biostor.org/reference/938461878Albany HancockThomas AttheyXXXV.—Notes on the remains of some reptiles and fishes from the shales of the Northumberland coal-fieldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811266-278http://biostor.org/reference/928171868M DecaisneXXIX.—On the root of the MadderAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811267-274http://biostor.org/reference/940221838Gilman A DrewXLIV.—Notes on the embryology, anatomy, and habits of Yoldia limatula, sayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811267-277http://biostor.org/reference/871361898Philip Henry GosseXXVI.—On the insects of JamaicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811268-270http://biostor.org/reference/894131848Lovell ReeveXXVII.—On the habits and geographical distribution of Bulimus, a genus of air-breathing MollusksAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811270-274http://biostor.org/reference/894251848J E GrayCatalogue of the slender-tongued saurians, with descriptions of many new genera and species. Part 1Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54811274-283http://biostor.org/reference/489771838Arthur HenfreyXXVIII.—Reports on the progress of physiological botany. No. 3Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811274-279http://biostor.org/reference/893241848John MiersXXV.—On the nature and origin of the external coatings of seedsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811276-285http://biostor.org/reference/890311858Oldfield ThomasXLV—On some new mammals from the neighbourhood of Mount Sahama, BoliviaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811277-283http://biostor.org/reference/871881898J W DouglasJohn ScottXXXVI.—Remarks on the names applied to the British Hemiptera HeteropteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811278-282http://biostor.org/reference/928381868J Toulmin SmithXXIX.—On the Ventriculidæ of the chalk; their classificationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811279-295http://biostor.org/reference/893841848W L DistantXLIV.—Description of a new longicorn beetle from South AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811279-279http://biostor.org/reference/863681908Henry W BrölemannXXXI.—A peculiar state of development in Brachydesmus (Myriapoda—Polydesmoidea)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811281-284http://biostor.org/reference/873361918A Smith WoodwardXXXIV.—Note on an abnormal specimen of the dentition of RhinopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811281-283http://biostor.org/reference/889121888Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811282-283http://biostor.org/reference/863631908Samuel HaughtonXXXVII.—On the muscular anatomy of the AlligatorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811282-292http://biostor.org/reference/928541868R I PocockXXXV.—On the genus TheatopsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811283-290http://biostor.org/reference/889511888Oldfield ThomasXLVI.—Descriptions of two new Argentine RodentsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811283-286http://biostor.org/reference/871651898F A BatherThe echinoid name Cidaris and its modern applicationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811284-288http://biostor.org/reference/863661908A M NormanXXXI.—On the architectural achievements of little masons, Annelidan (?) and Rhizopodan, in the Abyss of the AtlanticAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811284-287http://biostor.org/reference/938591878J E GrayXXVI.—Some observations on Professor Agassiz's criticisms on the "Catalogue of Shield Reptiles in the Collection of the British Museum."Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811285-289http://biostor.org/reference/891231858T C EytonXXXII.—An attempt to ascertain the fauna of Shropshire and North WalesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811285-293http://biostor.org/reference/939911838G E H Barrett-HamiltonJ L BonhoteXLVIII.—On two subspecies of the Arctic Fox (Canis lagopus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811287-289http://biostor.org/reference/871871898Pocock R.i.On the Genus TheatopsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811289-290http://biostor.org/reference/696761888Arthur G ButlerXLIX.—A review of the species of the genus Hebomoia, a group of Pierine butterfliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811289-293http://biostor.org/reference/871441898Descriptions of some new species of Noctuidae from PeruAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54811289-303http://biostor.org/reference/976851908Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811289-294http://biostor.org/reference/889951858W L DistantXXXVI.—Descriptions of new species of oriental homoptera belonging to the family CicadidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811291-298http://biostor.org/reference/889571888J E GrayXXXVIII.—On the peculiar structure and function of the spicules of HyalonemaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811292-295http://biostor.org/reference/928651868J E GrayXXXIII.—A reply to Mr. Ogilby's communication to the annals of Natural History respecting Phalangista CookiiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811293-297http://biostor.org/reference/939681838A G ButlerDescriptions of some new species of butterflies of the subfamily PierinaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811294-296http://biostor.org/reference/607021898F A BatherXXXIII.—The homologies of the anal plate in AntedonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811294-302http://biostor.org/reference/873421918John WaltonXXX.—Notes, &c. on the genera of insects Pissodes, Hypera, &c.; with descriptions of several new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811295-303http://biostor.org/reference/894571848Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811295-308http://biostor.org/reference/890021858Coleoptera Hesperidum, being an enumeration of the Coleopterous Insects of the Cape Verde Archipelago. By T. Vernon Wollaston, M.A., F.L.S. 8vo. London: Van Voorst, 1867Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811295-297http://biostor.org/reference/916131868Louis AgassizXXXIV.—Prodromus of a monograph of the Radiata and EchinodermataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811297-307http://biostor.org/reference/940281838Naturhistorisk Tidsskrift (Journal of Natural History), edited by Professor J. C. Schiödte, at Copenhagen. Third Series, vols. iii. & iv. (1865–1867), 568 pages with 15 plates, and 552 pages with 22 platesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811297-305http://biostor.org/reference/918721868H J CarterXXXIV.—On new species of Hydractiniidæ, recent and fossil, and on the identity in structure of millepora alcicornis with StromatoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811298-311http://biostor.org/reference/938881878Oldfield ThomasOn the arrangement of the small Tenrecidae hitherto referred to as Oryzorictes and MicrogaleAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811302-307http://biostor.org/reference/489641918H J CarterXXXI.—Notes on the species, structure, and animality of the freshwater sponges in the tanks of Bombay. (Genus Spongilla.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811303-311http://biostor.org/reference/893641848R C WroughtonXLVII.—A list of mammals collected by Mr. C. F. M. Swynnerton in Northern Gazaland (Portuguese East Africa) and the Melsetter District of RhodesiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811303-307http://biostor.org/reference/863201908The Record of Zoological Literature, 1866. Volume III. Edited by Albert C. L. G. Günther, M.A., M.D., Ph.D., F.R.S. &c. Van Voorst, 1867Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811305-307http://biostor.org/reference/922921868Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811307-308http://biostor.org/reference/922061868F WalkerDescriptions of British ChalciditesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54811307-312http://biostor.org/reference/717801838Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811308-313http://biostor.org/reference/891141858R I PocockOn the Arachnida taken in the Transvaal and in Nyasaland by Mr W. L. Distant and Dr Percy RendallAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54811308-321http://biostor.org/reference/520841898On the Gingee Squirrel of SonneratAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811309-309http://biostor.org/reference/920961868A catalogue of the moths of India. Compiled by E. C. Cotes and Colonel C. Swinhoe. Part I. Sphinges; Part II. Bombyces. Printed by order of the Trustees of the Indian Museum. Calcutta, 1887Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811310-311http://biostor.org/reference/878181888M J KunstlerA new ForaminiferAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811311-313http://biostor.org/reference/878371888Gertrude RicardoXLIX.—Descriptions of thirty new species of Tabani from Africa and MadagascarAnnals and Magazine of Natural History,Annals and Magazine of Natural History,0374-548114311-333http://biostor.org/reference/858291908E ClaparèdeOn Loxosoma Kefersteinii, a soft Bryozoan of the bay of NaplesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811311-312http://biostor.org/reference/920011868Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811311-315http://biostor.org/reference/893331848Louis B ProutXXXVI.—New Heterocera in the Joicey collectionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811312-318http://biostor.org/reference/873461918Joseph S BalyXXXV.—Descriptions of a new genus and of new species of halticinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811312-322http://biostor.org/reference/939101878Cetacean animals in museumsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811312-312http://biostor.org/reference/916071868Henry MillsA new freshwater spongeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811313-314http://biostor.org/reference/878381888John E GrayXXXVI.—Description of a new species of Tetrapturus from the cape of Good HopeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811313-313http://biostor.org/reference/940151838Alexander MacalisterXXXIX.—Contributions toward the formation of a correct system of muscular homologiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811313-322http://biostor.org/reference/928081868The Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. 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PAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811314-318http://biostor.org/reference/940071838M A GiardOn parasitic castration in the Eucyphotes of the genera Palæmon and HippolyteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811314-316http://biostor.org/reference/882511888David RobertsonRemarks on the habits of the common MusselAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811314-315http://biostor.org/reference/890561858Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811315-316http://biostor.org/reference/894581848J R ElseyNotice of the Natural History of St. KittsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811316-317http://biostor.org/reference/891021858The common flea (pulex irritans)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811316-318http://biostor.org/reference/893271848J Walter FewkesXXXVIII.—On a new physophore, Plœophysa, and its relationships to other SiphonophoresAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811317-322http://biostor.org/reference/889841888On the nidification of CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811317-317http://biostor.org/reference/890861858S MaulikXXXVII.—Note on Laccoptera vigintisex-notata, BohemanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811318-322http://biostor.org/reference/873471918George DarlingInstance of a singular anomaly in the history of the honey beeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811318-319http://biostor.org/reference/894381848Meteorological observations for Feb. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811319-319http://biostor.org/reference/893591848Malacologia Monensis: a Catalogue of the Mollusca inhabiting the Isle of Man and the neighbouring Sea. 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Solas and Mr Stanley Gardiner, and in Rotuma by Mr Stanley GardinerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811321-329http://biostor.org/reference/653391898W C WilliamsonXXXII.—On a new British species of CampylodiscusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811321-322http://biostor.org/reference/894311848James MacadamXXVII.—On a new fossil CirripedeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811321-325http://biostor.org/reference/890761858John GouldXL.—Descriptions of two new species of humming-birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811322-323http://biostor.org/reference/924301868Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811322-327http://biostor.org/reference/939761838A GüntherContribution to the knowledge of snakes of tropical AfricaAnn. Mag. nat. 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Hist.0374-54811333-334http://biostor.org/reference/502571908T Rupert JonesLV.—On the fossil Cypridinidæ and some allied OstracodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811333-344http://biostor.org/reference/867321898A G HammarLI.—Note on the type specimen of a blind snake, Helminthophis wilderi (Garman), from BrazilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811334-335http://biostor.org/reference/863481908Otis tardaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811334-334http://biostor.org/reference/940391838R I PocockXL.—Description of Scolopendra valida, Lucas, with notes on allied speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811335-340http://biostor.org/reference/885881888J E GrayOn the two species of EchidnaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811335-335http://biostor.org/reference/940031838Anne L MassyLII.—A note on Loligo media (L.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811336-336http://biostor.org/reference/864031908W H BensonXXIX.—Description of Camptonyx, a new Indian genus of terrestrial shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811336-339http://biostor.org/reference/890221858J S HenslowXXXVII.—Florula Keelingensis. 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Forbes in New GuineaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811343-346http://biostor.org/reference/517201888Sylvanus HanleyXLIII.—Description of a rare Indian ClausiliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811343-343http://biostor.org/reference/924721868T Graham PontonXLIV.—Remarks on some species of Oliva recently described by Mr. Frederick P. MarratAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811344-345http://biostor.org/reference/924951868Ernest E AustenLIV.—On the synonymy and systematic position of some species of Tabanidæ described by Thunberg and LichtensteinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811344-346http://biostor.org/reference/864061908Martin JacobyLVI.—List of the Phytophagous Coleoptera obtained by Mr. W. L. Distant in the Transvaal, with descriptions of the new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811344-360http://biostor.org/reference/867371898W H BensonXXXVII.—Note on the cyclostomatous genus Pterocyclos, Benson (Steganotoma, Troschel)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811345-347http://biostor.org/reference/894451848G A BoulengerXLIII.—On the characters of the Chelonian families Pelomedusidæ and ChelydidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811346-347http://biostor.org/reference/886331888Albany HancockThomas AttheyXLV.—Notes on the remains of some reptiles and fishes from the shales of the Northumberland coal-fieldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811346-378http://biostor.org/reference/925141868Oldfield ThomasLV.—The missing premolar of the ChiropteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811346-348http://biostor.org/reference/863961908Robert H SchomburgkXXXVIII.—Description of some new fossil shells from Bissex Hill and Springfield in BarbadosAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811347-349http://biostor.org/reference/893771848Charles O WaterhouseXLIV.—Some observations on the coleopterous family BostrichidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811348-350http://biostor.org/reference/886501888William ThompsonXXXVIII.—On fishes new to IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811348-359http://biostor.org/reference/940811838F BrüggemannXXXVIII.—Note on Artamus monachusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811348-349http://biostor.org/reference/939431878Philip Henry GosseXXXIX.—On the insects of JamaicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811349-352http://biostor.org/reference/893701848Notes on fossorial Hymenoptera. xxxiv, on ethiopian Psammocharidae in the British museumAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54811349-356http://biostor.org/reference/989731918D G ElliotXXXIX.—Description of an apparently new species of pigeon of the genus PtilopusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811349-350http://biostor.org/reference/938971878On Dinichthys, NewberryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811350-352http://biostor.org/reference/932061878Francis DayXLV.—On Trachinus draco and T. viperaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811351-353http://biostor.org/reference/886721888M H VernetOn an Ostracode crustacean of a new genus (Acanthopus), met with in the deep waters of the Lake of GenevaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811352-352http://biostor.org/reference/932011878J Toulmin SmithXL.—On the Ventriculidæ of the Chalk; their classificationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811352-372http://biostor.org/reference/894111848John Edward GrayXXXII.—Observations on Dr. Hallowell's paper on Urodele Batrachians, and Trigonophrys, &c., in the ‘Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia’Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811353-356http://biostor.org/reference/891281858R S BagnallOn some new and curious Thysanoptera (Tubulifera) from PapuaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811355-363http://biostor.org/reference/581341908Rowland E TurnerXLII.—Notes on fossorial hymenoptera.—XXXV. On new sphecoidea in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811356-364http://biostor.org/reference/872991918Arthur HenfreyXXXIII.—On the relation of the raphe to the coats of the vegetable ovuleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811356-357http://biostor.org/reference/890971858A Sidney OlliffXLVII.—Short life-histories of nine Australian LepidopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811357-362http://biostor.org/reference/886981888John MiersXXXIV.—Further observations on the nature and origin of the external coatings of seedsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811357-361http://biostor.org/reference/890111858Oldfield ThomasLVII.—Description of a new bat from SelangoreAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811360-362http://biostor.org/reference/867461898C S BateOn some new genera and species of Crustacea AmphipodaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811361-362http://biostor.org/reference/600981858J Walter FewkesXLVIII.—On a new mode of Life among MedusæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811362-368http://biostor.org/reference/887051888The ground beneath us: its geological phases and changes. By J. Prestwich, F.R.S. &c. London: J. Van Voorst. 1857Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811362-367http://biostor.org/reference/890481858C C NuttingLVIII.—On three new species of Hydroids and one new to BritainAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811362-366http://biostor.org/reference/867601898J G De ManDescription of a species of Palaemon from near Sydney, probably either a new species or the adult form of Palaemon (Eupalaemon) danae HellerAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811363-370http://biostor.org/reference/581481908Oldfield ThomasXLIII.—Notes on Petrodromus and RhynchocyonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811364-370http://biostor.org/reference/873011918F B WhiteDescription of a new species of Heteropterous Hemiptera collected in the Hawaiian Islands by the Rev. T. Blackburn - No. 2Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811365-374http://biostor.org/reference/604101878A catalogue of the Lepidopterous insects in the Museum of the Hon. East India Company. By Thomas Horsfield, M. and Ph.D., F.R.S., Keeper of the Company's Museum, and Frederic Moore, Assistant. Vol. I. Printed by Order of the Court of Directors. London, 18Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811367-369http://biostor.org/reference/891441858F Jeffrey BellXLIX.—Notice of a remarkable Ophiurid from BrazilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811368-370http://biostor.org/reference/886571888General report upon the zoology of the several pacific railroad routes. Part I. Mammals. By Spencer F. Baird. 1 vol. 4to. Washington, 1857Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811369-373http://biostor.org/reference/891161858C T ReganDescription of a new cichlid fish of the genus Heterogramma from DemeraraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811370-371http://biostor.org/reference/666351908C T ReganDescription of a new fish of the genus Galaxias from ChileAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811372-372http://biostor.org/reference/666101908G A BoulengerRemarks on the batrachian genera Cornufer, Tschudi, Platymantis, Gthr., Simomantis, g. n., and Staurois, CopeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811372-375http://biostor.org/reference/516651918Francis WalkerXLI.—Remarks on the migrations of AphidesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811372-373http://biostor.org/reference/893341848M'intosh LXII.—Notes from the Gatty Marine Laboratory, St. Andrews.—No. XXIXAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811373-387http://biostor.org/reference/863891908Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811374-375http://biostor.org/reference/891261858Flore de France, par M. Grenier et M. Godron. Vol. I. Part 1. Paris, 1848. 8voAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811374-374http://biostor.org/reference/894241848Charles C BabingtonXL.—On Habenaria bifolia and chloranthaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811374-376http://biostor.org/reference/940791838R I PocockXLVI.—Further notes on some external characters of the bears (Ursidæ)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811375-384http://biostor.org/reference/873051918Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811375-387http://biostor.org/reference/891371858Allan CunninghamXLI.—Floræ Insularum Novœ Zelandiœ Precursor; or a specimen of the botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811376-381http://biostor.org/reference/939711838J F BlakeLI.—Remarks on shell-growth in CephalopodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811376-380http://biostor.org/reference/880201888J C SchiödteXLVI.—On the development of the position of the eyes in Pleuronectidæ Communicated by C.A. Gosch, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811378-383http://biostor.org/reference/925341868Charles WachsmuthXLIV.—Notes on the internal and external structure of Palœozoic CrinoidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811379-392http://biostor.org/reference/936211878Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811381-383http://biostor.org/reference/883751888F WalkerDescriptions of British ChalciditesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54811381-387http://biostor.org/reference/717451838Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811383-385http://biostor.org/reference/915821868R LydekkerNote on the nomenclature of three genera of Fossil MammaliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811384-384http://biostor.org/reference/882091888R I PocockLX.—Descriptions of some new scorpions from central and South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811384-394http://biostor.org/reference/867651898E ClaparèdeBalatro calvus, a new genus and species of Rotatoria entirely destitute of vibratile ciliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811385-386http://biostor.org/reference/915691868J F WalkerOccurrence of Terebratula (Waldheimia) pseudo-jurensis (Leymerie) in EnglandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811386-386http://biostor.org/reference/919531868M A GiardOn Nephromyces, a new genus of Fungi parasitic in the kidney of the MolgulidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811386-388http://biostor.org/reference/882501888Oldfield ThomasLXIII.—On certain African and S.-American ottersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811387-395http://biostor.org/reference/863611908W PetersOn the union of the tympanic bone with the lower jaw occurring in the marsupials during development, as a fresh proof of the agreement of this bone with the os quadratum of the other classes of vertebrataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811388-390http://biostor.org/reference/921641868Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811388-389http://biostor.org/reference/894081848Prof. Owen's Lectures on PalæontologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811388-397http://biostor.org/reference/889911858J E GrayCatalogue of the slender-tongued saurians, with descriptions of many new genera and species. 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Hist.0374-54811388-394http://biostor.org/reference/491141838Joseph LeidyOn a new genus and species of Fossil Ruminantia, Poëbrotherium WilsoniAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811389-392http://biostor.org/reference/893981848Frank E BeddardLII.—On the reproductive organs of PhreoryctesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811389-395http://biostor.org/reference/880331888W PetersOn the tympanic bone and ossicles of the ear in the Monotremata, in connexion with the question of the interpretation of the quadrate bone in birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811390-392http://biostor.org/reference/921631868Ehrenberg On two new genera of Siliceous-shelled Polygastrica from Patagonian GuanoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811392-395http://biostor.org/reference/894321848Leucodore calcareaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811392-392http://biostor.org/reference/917741868Arthur G ButlerXLV.—Descriptions of new species of Heterocera from Japan.—Part III. GeometritesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811392-407http://biostor.org/reference/936441878Fritz MüllerXLVII.—On Balanus armatus, and a hybrid between this species and Balanus improvisus, var. assimilis, DarwAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811393-412http://biostor.org/reference/925421868R I PocockLXI.—The scorpions of the genus Væjovis contained in the collection of the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811394-400http://biostor.org/reference/867781898I B G SollasThe inclusion of foreign bodies by sponges, with a description of a new genus and species of MonaxonidaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811395-401http://biostor.org/reference/581921908Notes on the Palaeozoic Bivalved Entomostraca. No. xxv. On some Siluriau Ostracoda from GottlandAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54811395-411http://biostor.org/reference/982011888Jolie Leymerie Observations on the NummulitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811395-396http://biostor.org/reference/893261848Ordnance Survey of Ireland. Colonel Colby, R.E. Superintendent. Volume the First, Memoir of the City and North-western Liberties of Londonderry, parish of Templemere. 4to. Dublin. Hodges and Smith. 1837Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811396-398http://biostor.org/reference/939591838W BairdDescription of the Caligus StrömiiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811396-399http://biostor.org/reference/893791848P L SclaterDescription of a new species of WoodpeckerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811397-398http://biostor.org/reference/890001858M H LucasSome observations on the mode of life of a Fossorial Hymenopterous insect, Cerceris arenariusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811398-399http://biostor.org/reference/890921858The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal. Conducted by Professor Jameson. No. for January 1838. Edinburgh, A. 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Hist.0374-54811413-429http://biostor.org/reference/502171868Curtis's British entomologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811414-415http://biostor.org/reference/940001838P H GosseXL.—Synopsis of the families, genera, and species of the British ActiniæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811414-419http://biostor.org/reference/890681858Meteorological observations for June 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811415-415http://biostor.org/reference/940621838G A BoulengerA list of batrachians from the Province Santa Catharina, BrazilAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54811415-417http://biostor.org/reference/518361888W L DistantLI.—Contributions to a further knowledge of the rhynchotal family LygæidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811416-424http://biostor.org/reference/872731918XLIII.—Notes, &c. on the genus of insects Anthonomus; with a description of one new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811416-419http://biostor.org/reference/893211848Arthur G ButlerLVI.—On butterflies of the genus Teracolus obtained by Mr. H. 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By Dr. GriesbachAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811437-440http://biostor.org/reference/940101838Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811438-440http://biostor.org/reference/890361858Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811440-454http://biostor.org/reference/891041858Louis AgassizXLIX.—Prodromus of a monograph of the radiata and EchinodermataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54811440-449http://biostor.org/reference/940561838Arthur G ButlerL.—Descriptions of new species of heterocera from Japan.—Part III. 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Hist.0374-548121-14http://biostor.org/reference/573181839Frederick M'coyI.—On some new fossil fish of the carboniferous periodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548121-10http://biostor.org/reference/893231848E J ChapmanII.—On some new Trilobites from Canadian rocksAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548129-16http://biostor.org/reference/891451858W E De WintonII.—On some West-African squirrels, with a description of a new species, and proposed alteration in the arrangement of the groupsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548129-13http://biostor.org/reference/866391898R K GrevilleII.—Notice of a new species of AntrophyumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481210-11http://biostor.org/reference/894221848Robert H SchomburgkIII.—A description of some new species of fishes from the sea surrounding the Island of BarbadosAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481211-20http://biostor.org/reference/893871848R KirkpatrickII.—Polyzoa from Port PhillipAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481212-21http://biostor.org/reference/879591888Arthur G ButlerIII.—On the butterflies of the genera Leptophobia and PierisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481213-24http://biostor.org/reference/866451898William ThompsonII.—On fishes new to IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481214-28http://biostor.org/reference/940701838J E GrayIII.—On the structure of Humphreyia, an anomalous bivalve shell, hitherto confounded with AspergillumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481216-20http://biostor.org/reference/890801858Albert GüntherPreliminary notices of deep-sea fishes collected during the voyage of the H. M.S. "Challenger"Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481217-28http://biostor.org/reference/502001878Albert C L G GüntherPreliminary notices of deep-sea fishes collected during the voyage of the H.M.S. “Challenger”Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481217-28, 179http://biostor.org/reference/673821878H J CarterIV.—On the spermatology of a new species of NaisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481220-33http://biostor.org/reference/890141858IV.—Letters from J. MacGillivray, Esq., Naturalist to H.M. surveying ship rattlesnake, Capt. Stanley, R.N. (Communicated by Professor Edward Forbes.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481221-32http://biostor.org/reference/893531848Robert KidstonIII.—On the fructification of two Coal-measure FernsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481222-27http://biostor.org/reference/879691888Henry Alleyne NicholsonII.—Notes on Helicograpsus, a new genus of GraptolitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481223-26http://biostor.org/reference/917011868T D.a. 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No. VIII. Some Lower-Silurian species from the Chair of Kildare, IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481254-62http://biostor.org/reference/923321868The wonders of geology. By Gideon Algernon Mantell, LL.D. &c. Seventh Edition, revised and augmented by T. R. Jones, F.G.S. London : H. G. Bohn. 1857–58Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481254-57http://biostor.org/reference/890521858H H Godwin-AustenVIII.—Descriptions of new Land-Shells from the Andaman and Nicobar group of islands in the Bay of BengalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481255-59http://biostor.org/reference/884991888W J HookerIX.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481257-61http://biostor.org/reference/939831838W L DistantRhynchotal notes — XLIV (concluded)Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-5481257-84http://biostor.org/reference/503471908Flore du Centre de la France et du Bassin de la Loire. Third Edition. By A. Boreau. 8vo. Paris, 1857Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481257-59http://biostor.org/reference/890551858R I PocockThe Australian scorpions of the genus Urodacus, PetAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481259-67http://biostor.org/reference/601821898Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481259-62http://biostor.org/reference/890431858Icones Fungorum hucusque cognitorum. Auctore A. C. J. Corda. Pragæ, 1837Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481261-63http://biostor.org/reference/939571838Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481262-73http://biostor.org/reference/890161858Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481262-63http://biostor.org/reference/915791868Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481263-75http://biostor.org/reference/921941868Commentationes de Leguminosarum Generibus. Auctore Georgio BenthamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481263-64http://biostor.org/reference/940081838The natural arrangement and relations of the family of fly-catchers or Muscicapidæ. By William Swainson, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481264-64http://biostor.org/reference/940411838New species of indo-malayan Heterocera and descriptions of genitalia, with reference to the geographical distribution of species resembling each otherAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-5481265-95http://biostor.org/reference/989821918Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481267-68http://biostor.org/reference/893131848Origin of the name VanessaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481268-68http://biostor.org/reference/893511848Royal Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481268-70http://biostor.org/reference/940141838Lucernaria fascicularis, FlemingAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481268-69http://biostor.org/reference/899371848P J Van BenedenOn the organization and development of Linguatula (Pentastoma, Rudd.), accompanied with the description of a new species from the Abdominal Cavity of the MandrillAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481269-70http://biostor.org/reference/893891848Royal Irish AcademyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481270-71http://biostor.org/reference/940841838H Grose-SmithX.—Descriptions of new species of butterflies from South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481270-73http://biostor.org/reference/870311898Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481272-77http://biostor.org/reference/940541838G A BoulengerDescription of a new genus of aglyphous colubrine snakes from SumatraAnn. 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Hist.0374-5481273http://biostor.org/reference/502431898Royal Institution of Great BritainAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481274-80http://biostor.org/reference/890771858W S DallasOccurrence of Tinnunculus cenchris in BritainAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481275-76http://biostor.org/reference/919541868Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481275-75http://biostor.org/reference/865871898Lithodomous AnnelidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481276-76http://biostor.org/reference/918031868P W Bassett-SmithXIII.—Further new parasitic Copepods found on fish in the Indo-tropical regionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481277-98http://biostor.org/reference/870591898J E GrayHelminthologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481277-77http://biostor.org/reference/939961838Note on a variety (?) of Aleyonella fungosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481277-78http://biostor.org/reference/918811868M Emile BlanchardOn the mode of propagation of various entozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481278-79http://biostor.org/reference/894011848J E GrayWalking of the sealAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481278-78http://biostor.org/reference/940301838Meteorological observations for May 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481279-79http://biostor.org/reference/894441848The pelvis and hind limbs of whalesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481279-80http://biostor.org/reference/922881868C Spence BateIX.—On the Nauplius stage of prawnsAnnals And Magazine 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Hist0374-5481294-116http://biostor.org/reference/734411908B Fr FriesXII.—On the genus SyngnathusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481296-105http://biostor.org/reference/940371838A W WatersSome Mediterranean BryozoaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481296-102http://biostor.org/reference/590641918R I PocockXIV.—The species of scorpions of the genus BroteasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481298-103http://biostor.org/reference/870781898M C ViguierOn the classification of the StelleridaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812103-105http://biostor.org/reference/932601878L JenynsX.—Note on the smaller British species of PisidiumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812104-107http://biostor.org/reference/890881858Jobert On the aerial respiration of some Brazilian fishes. Report by Prof. Milne-EdwardsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812105-108http://biostor.org/reference/932351878Philip Henry GosseXI.—On the nature of the sub-based membrane of Adamsia palliataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812107-108http://biostor.org/reference/891061858O C MarshFossil mammal from the Jurassic of the Rocky MountainsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812108-108http://biostor.org/reference/929801878M GiardWartelia, a new genus of Annelids, erroneously regarded as embryos of TerebellæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812109-110http://biostor.org/reference/935101878M C Tapparone-CanefriOn the Molluscan fauna of New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812110-112http://biostor.org/reference/933031878Wight Arnott XIV.—Illustrations of Indian botanyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812111-112http://biostor.org/reference/939641838H A BaylisVI.—Is Dicrocœlium lanceatum a parasite of the cat? A note on a new varietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812111-114http://biostor.org/reference/872811918T N GillOn a remarkable new generic type of characinsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812112-112http://biostor.org/reference/665651878Arthur BennettA flora of Hertfordshire. By the late A. R. Pryor, B.A., F.L.S. edited for the Hertfordshire Natural History Society by Benjamin Daydon Jackson, Sec. L. S. With an introduction on the geology, climate, botanical history, &c. of the county, by John HopkinsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812112-114http://biostor.org/reference/878271888A H HalidayDescriptions of new British insects, indicated in Mr. Curtis's guideAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54812112-121http://biostor.org/reference/728821838J D F GilchristVII.—The eggs and spawning-habits of the pilot fish (Naucrates ductor)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812114-118http://biostor.org/reference/872831918Frederick M'coyXII.—On some new fossil fish of the carboniferous periodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812115-133http://biostor.org/reference/894231848British Oribatidæ. By Albert D. Michael, F.L.S., F.R.M.S. &c. Vol. II. 8vo. 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Part II. The Antilopinae, Rupicaprinae and Caprinae, with a note on the penis of the Cephalophinae and NeotraginaeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812125-144http://biostor.org/reference/989741918James Cosmo MelvillJohn Henry PonsonbyXVIII.—Descriptions of nine new species of terrestrial and fluviatile Mollusca from South AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812125-130http://biostor.org/reference/872201898G A BoulengerOn a second collection of reptiles made by Mr. E. Lord-Phillips in SomalilandAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54812130-133http://biostor.org/reference/502091898Economic Ornithology. 1. Food Habits of the Grosbeaks. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bull. 32. Washington Government Printing Office. 1908. 2. Birds that eat Scale-Insects. Reprint from Yearbook of Department of Agriculture. 1906Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812132-132http://biostor.org/reference/863571908Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa; consisting chiefly of figures and descriptions of the objects of Natural History collected during an Expedition into the interior of South Africa in the years 1834, 1835, and 1836, fitted out by the "Cape of GAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812132-135http://biostor.org/reference/940441838A Smith WoodwardXIV.—Notes on some vertebrate fossils from the Province of Bahia, Brazil, collected by Joseph Mawson, Esq., F.G.SAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812132-136http://biostor.org/reference/885671888M O A L MorchXV.—Observations on conchological nomenclatureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812133-139http://biostor.org/reference/891071858British Museum Guides. 1. A Guide to the Exhibited Series of Insects. Price 1s. 1908. 2. Guide to the Gallery of Fishes. Price 1s. 1908. London : Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812133-133http://biostor.org/reference/863391908George A BoulengerDescriptions of two new fishes from the coast of SindAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812133-134http://biostor.org/reference/664841898Rud BerghXII.—On Phidiana lynceus and Ismaila monstrosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812133-138http://biostor.org/reference/923891868C. B. Wilson. North-American Parasitic Copepods belonging to the Family Caligidæ.—Parts 3 & 4. A Revision of the Pandarinæ and Cecropinæ. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. vol. xxxiii. pp. 323–490, plates xvii.–xliii. December 1907Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812134-134http://biostor.org/reference/863231908The genotype of CidarisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812134-136http://biostor.org/reference/863351908W L DistantXXI.—Descriptions of new species of Hemiptera-HeteropteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812134-135http://biostor.org/reference/872381898Archiv für Naturgeschichte. In Verbindung mit mehreren Gelehrten, herausgegeben von Dr. Ar. Fr. Aug. Wiegmann, Professor and der Friederich Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin. Vierter Jahrgang. Zweites Heft. Berlin, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812135-138http://biostor.org/reference/939611838The British Desmidieæ. By John Ralfs, M.R.C.S. Pp. xxii. & 226. Tab. 35. 8vo. Reeve, Benham and Reeve, 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812135-141http://biostor.org/reference/894181848C Spence BateXIV.—On Bellidia Huntii of GosseAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812135-136http://biostor.org/reference/935601878A W AlcockNatural history notes from H.M. Indian Marine Survey Ship Investigator, Commander T.H. Heming, R.N., commanding. Series 2(25). A note on the deep-sea fishes with descriptions of some new genera and species including another probably viviparous ophidioidAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812136-155http://biostor.org/reference/598201898G A BoulengerOn new or little known South African reptilesAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54812136-141http://biostor.org/reference/521771888Charles O WaterhouseXV.—Characters of four new Longicorn Coleoptera from BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812136-138http://biostor.org/reference/936831878Charles O WaterhouseXVI.—Note on Cetonia opalina, L. & G., with a description of an allied speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812138-139http://biostor.org/reference/937001878W Saville KentXVII.—Notes on the embryology of spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812139-156http://biostor.org/reference/937131878Intended to be published by Subscription, in One Volume, demy 8vo, Monographia Anoplurorum Britanniœ; or an Essay on the British Species of Parasitic Insects belonging to the order Anoplura of Leach. By Henry Denny, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812139-140http://biostor.org/reference/939801838Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812139-144http://biostor.org/reference/889931858Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812140-143http://biostor.org/reference/939971838Osbert SalvinF Du Cane GodmanXIV.—On some new species of diurnal lepidoptera from South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812141-152http://biostor.org/reference/924111868Journals of travels in Assam, Burma, Bootan, Affganistan, and the neighbouring countries. By the late William Griffith, F.L.S., &c. &c. Arranged by J. MacClelland, F.L.S. 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W. SchultzAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812149-149http://biostor.org/reference/893561848J D DanaNotes on some Australian FossilsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812150-151http://biostor.org/reference/893681848S S HaldemanA new organ of sound in lepidopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812151-151http://biostor.org/reference/893731848Oldfield ThomasXIII.—A new duiker from ZanzibarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812151-152http://biostor.org/reference/872921918Principles of geology, or the modern changes of the earth and its inhabitants considered as illustrative of geology. By Sir Charles Lyell, Bart., M.A., F.R.S. Tenth and entirely revised Edition. In two Volumes, 8vo. Vol. i. 1867; vol. ii. 1868Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812152-152http://biostor.org/reference/921921868Thomas BrightwellXIV.—Some account of a diæcious Rotifer allied to the genus Notommata of EhrenbergAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812153-158http://biostor.org/reference/894461848Acadian geology: the geological structure, organic remains, and mineral resources of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward island. By J. W. Dawson, M.A., LL.D., &c. &c. &c. Second Edition, revised and enlarged; with Geological Map and numerous IllAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812153-159http://biostor.org/reference/915491868Max VerwornXIX.—Biological studies of ProtistaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812155-169http://biostor.org/reference/885731888British Association for the Advancement of Science,—Eighth Meeting, held at Newcastle-Upon-TyneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812156-157http://biostor.org/reference/939661838H J CarterXVIII.—Parasites of the SpongidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812157-172http://biostor.org/reference/937251878Collections of Scottish and American mossesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812157-158http://biostor.org/reference/940601838W H BensonXV.—Characters of seven new species of Helix, with amended descriptions of some species previously described, and notes on others requiring remarkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812158-164http://biostor.org/reference/894161848G A BoulengerOn the varieties of the lizard Ophisops elegans MénétriesAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54812158-161http://biostor.org/reference/738151918Industry and metamorphoses of the OdyneriAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812158-158http://biostor.org/reference/940581838Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812159-165http://biostor.org/reference/921931868J HancockLestris parasiticusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812159-159http://biostor.org/reference/940241838Ehrenberg XVIII.—On the organic origin of the Potstones or Paramoudras of Whitlingham, near NorwichAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812161-162http://biostor.org/reference/940061838G A BoulengerDescription of a new lizard of the genus Acanthosaura from YunnanAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. 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On new Helconinae, mostly AustralianAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812163-173http://biostor.org/reference/590611918Philip Lutley SclaterOn the variation of the form of the upper mandible in a Rapacious birdAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812163-163http://biostor.org/reference/890231858J E GrayOn the power of dissolving shells possessed by the Bernard Crab (Pagurus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812164-164http://biostor.org/reference/890351858XVI.—On the form of the capsule and seeds as affording a specific character in Primula vulgaris (Huds.), P. veris (Linn.), and P. elatior (Jacq.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812164-166http://biostor.org/reference/893091848C Spence BateXVI.—On Praniza and Anceus, and their affinity to each otherAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812165-172http://biostor.org/reference/891191858J C MoultonXVII.—The collections of William John Burchell, D.C.L., in the Hope Department, Oxford University MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812165-195http://biostor.org/reference/863541908A Milne-EdwardsNote on the existence of a large pelican in the turbaries of EnglandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812165-166http://biostor.org/reference/919031868John WaltonXVII.—Notes, &c. on the genera of insects Erirhinus, Notaris, and Procas; with descriptions of two new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812166-169http://biostor.org/reference/894301848F P MarratOn Oliva auricularia, Lam., O. aquatilis, Reeve, and O. auricularia, D'OrbAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812167-168http://biostor.org/reference/920071868E GrubeOn a viviparous Sea-UrchinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812168-170http://biostor.org/reference/919811868R I PocockThe species of the genus Urodacus contained in the collection of the British (Natural-History) MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812169-175http://biostor.org/reference/601801888G DickieXVIII.—On the structure of the shell of the egg in birds, and the nature and seat of the colourAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812169-176http://biostor.org/reference/894511848L VaillantNote on the anatomy of Pontobdella verrucata (Leach)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812170-171http://biostor.org/reference/918991868M SichelConsiderations upon the fixation of the limits between the species and the variety, founded upon the study of the European and Mediterranean species of the hymenopterous genus Polistes (Latr.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812171-172http://biostor.org/reference/916161868George LawsonXVII.—Remarks on Lepas anatifera, LinnAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812172-175http://biostor.org/reference/891361858M A GrandidierOn a new species of Chirogalus from the west coast of MadagascarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812172-172http://biostor.org/reference/919711868George GulliverXIX.—Measurements of the red blood-corpuscles of the American Manatee (Manatus americanus) and Beluga leucasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812172-174http://biostor.org/reference/935641878A M NormanXV.—On the British species of Alpheus, Typton, and Axius, and on Alpheus Edwardsii of AudouinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812173-178http://biostor.org/reference/925681868W L DistantContributions to a further knowledge of the Rhynchotal Family LygaeidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812173-179http://biostor.org/reference/590331918J NietnerDescriptions of new Ceylon ColeopteraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812175-183http://biostor.org/reference/604371858Philip Henry GosseXIX.—On the insects of JamaicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812176-181http://biostor.org/reference/893811848Description of Xiphigorgia ridleyiAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54812176-177http://biostor.org/reference/982001888M M J De GuerneJ RichardXXII.—On the geographical distribution of the genus DiaptomusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812177-179http://biostor.org/reference/887791888XX.—Letter from Captain DuCane, R.N., to the Rev. Leonard Jenyns, on the subject of the metamorphosis of Crustacea. With Plates VI. and VIIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812178-181http://biostor.org/reference/939871838George Stewardson BradyXVI.—Contributions to the study of the EntomostracaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812178-184http://biostor.org/reference/925731868Albert GüntherPreliminary notices of deep-sea fishes collected during the voyage of the H. M.S. "Challenger"Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812179-187http://biostor.org/reference/501991878M Chr. LütkenXXIII.—Critical studies upon some Odontoceti of the genera Tursiops, Orca, and LagenorhynchusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812179-186http://biostor.org/reference/887841888Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812179-179http://biostor.org/reference/872581918Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812180-180http://biostor.org/reference/872791918XXIV.—Report on the rules of Zoological Nomenclature to be submitted to the fourth International Zoological Congress at Cambridge by the International Committee for Zoological NomenclatureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812181-194http://biostor.org/reference/873071898G F HampsonDescriptions of new Pyralidae of the subfamily Pyraustinae (continuation)Annals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54812181-196http://biostor.org/reference/607041918Thomas PaineXXI.—Notes on the hairy-armed bat (Vespertilio Leisleri), and on its occurrence in the eastern part of NorfolkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812181-183http://biostor.org/reference/940401838XX.—An account of the germination of Isoëtes lacustrisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812181-188http://biostor.org/reference/893151848John MiersXIX.—On a new species of Lardizabala, and on the structure of the seed in that genusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812183-192http://biostor.org/reference/891291858A H HalidayXXII.—New British insects indicated in Mr. Curtis's guideAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812183-190http://biostor.org/reference/940521838Jules KünckelXVII.—On the existence of capillary arterial vessels in insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812184-186http://biostor.org/reference/925961868Arthur BennettThe flora of West Yorkshire, with a sketch of the climatology and lithology in connection therewith. By Frederic Arnold Lees. 8vo. Pp. 843, with Map. London: Lovell Reeve and Co., 1888Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812186-188http://biostor.org/reference/884301888T ThorellXVIII.—On Aranea lobata, Pallas (A. sericea, Oliv.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812186-191http://biostor.org/reference/926031868P Martin DuncanXXIII.—On Lütkenia, a new genus of Ophiuroidea from discovery bayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812188-193http://biostor.org/reference/937651878Bulletin of the New-York-State Museum of Natural History. No. 3. March 1888. 8vo. Albany, 1888. Pp. i–vi, 7–152Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812188-189http://biostor.org/reference/879031888Philip De Malpas Grey EgertonXXI.—Observations on Mr. M'Coy's Paper on some fossil fish of the carboniferous periodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812189-190http://biostor.org/reference/893911848Henry C MccookNote on the sense of direction in a European ant (Formica rufa)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812189-192http://biostor.org/reference/882131888J MeyenXXIII.—On the formation of the fibre-formed cells (Fibrous cells) or tubes of the liber in plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812190-191http://biostor.org/reference/940271838John MiersXIX.—Observations on some of the HeliotropieæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812191-204http://biostor.org/reference/924201868J B ReadeXXIV.—On some new organic remains in the flint of chalk. With plates VIII. and IXAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812191-198http://biostor.org/reference/940251838Philip H GosseXX.—Characters and descriptions of some new British Sea-AnemonesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812192-196http://biostor.org/reference/891381858M M A GiardJ BonnierOn some new species of CeponinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812192-194http://biostor.org/reference/882591888A Manual of Zoology for the Use of Students, with a General Introduction on the Principles of Zoology. By Henry Alleyne Nicholson, M.D., D.Sc., M.A., Ph.D., F.R.S.E., F.G.S. Fifth Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo. Blackwoods; Edinburgh and London, 1878Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812193-194http://biostor.org/reference/928811878Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812194-195http://biostor.org/reference/865771898W M MaskellOn Henops brunneus, HuttonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812194-196http://biostor.org/reference/882481888M SchiödteOn the propagation and metamorphoses of the suctorial Crustacea of the family CymothoadæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812195-197http://biostor.org/reference/933361878Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812195-196http://biostor.org/reference/869471898M A VayssièreOn the systematic position of the genus HeroAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812196-197http://biostor.org/reference/883391888R I PocockXVIII.—A case of abnormal dentition in a dhole, or Indian red dog (Cuon dukhunensis)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812196-198http://biostor.org/reference/863371908Edgar R WaiteThe generie name ThylacomysAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812196-196http://biostor.org/reference/869781898M A GiardOn Avenardia Priei, a gigantic Nemertean of the West Coast of FranceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812197-199http://biostor.org/reference/932031878R I PocockThe Arachnida from the province of Natal, South Africa, contained in the collection of the British MuseumAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54812197-226http://biostor.org/reference/520851898R E TurnerNew Australian Hymenoptera of the family Evaniidae in the British MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812197-203http://biostor.org/reference/590631918M CosteXXII.—On the habits and reproduction of some marine animalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812197-202http://biostor.org/reference/890671858F WalkerDescriptions of British ChalciditesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54812198-205http://biostor.org/reference/718101839M Charles ViguierOn Fascicularia radicans, C. Vig., a new type of AnthozoanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812198-199http://biostor.org/reference/882441888On the resemblance of the primitive Foraminifera and of ovarian ovaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812199-199http://biostor.org/reference/883301888C J GahanXIX.—Notes on the Coleopterous genera Horia Fab., and Cissites, Latr., and a list of the described speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812199-204http://biostor.org/reference/864101908M Osman GalebObservations and experiments on the migrations of Filaria rhytipleurites, a parasite of cockroaches and ratsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812199-200http://biostor.org/reference/931681878M Jules RichardThe pelagic fauna of the lakes of AuvergneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812200-200http://biostor.org/reference/884441888R OwenXXIV.—On the occurrence in North America of rare extinct vertebrates found fragmentarily in EnglandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812201-223http://biostor.org/reference/937791878L PlateXXIV.—The genus Acinetoides, g. n., an intermediate form between the Ciliated Infusoria and the AcinetæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812201-208http://biostor.org/reference/888031888F WalkerCharacters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon insectsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812202-209http://biostor.org/reference/604451858Oldfield ThomasXXI.—A revised classification of the Otomyinæ, with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812203-211http://biostor.org/reference/873161918R K GrevilleXXIII.—Algæ orientales:—Descriptions of new species belonging to the genus SargassumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812203-206http://biostor.org/reference/893781848W KingXX.—On a point relating to the Histology of RhynchonellaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812204-205http://biostor.org/reference/926191868Allan CunninghamXXVI.—Floræ insularum Novæ Zelandiæ precursor; or a specimen of the botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812205-214http://biostor.org/reference/940341838Nathaniel GolganXX.—Contributions towards a revision of the genus LomanotusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812205-218http://biostor.org/reference/864021908Von SieboldXXI.—On the law of development of the sexes in insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812205-212http://biostor.org/reference/926321868W B ClarkeXXIV.—Remarks on the identity of the epoch of the coal-beds and palæozoic rocks of New South WalesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812206-210http://biostor.org/reference/893291848Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812210-216http://biostor.org/reference/893931848Narrative of the expedition of an American squadron to the China Seas and Japan, performed in the years 1852, 1853 and 1854, under the command of Commodore M. C. Perry, United States Navy. By order of the Government of the United States. Vols. I. and II.,Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812210-211http://biostor.org/reference/890661858Oldfield ThomasXXII.—The hedgehog of Palestine and Asia MinorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812211-213http://biostor.org/reference/873171918The angler in the lake district; or piscatory colloquies and fishing excursions in Westmoreland and Cumberland. By John Davy, M.D., F.R.S. &c. LongmansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812211-212http://biostor.org/reference/890381858The practical naturalist's guide, containing instructions for collecting, preparing, and preserving specimens of all departments of zoology. By James Boyd Davies, assistant conservator in the Natural History Museum, Edinburgh. Maclachlan and Stewart, EdinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812212-213http://biostor.org/reference/890401858Royal Institution of Great BritainAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812213-216http://biostor.org/reference/890911858S HirstOn a new jumping mite of the genus Nanorchestes from the Mendip HillsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812213-214http://biostor.org/reference/590431918Plantæ Javanicæ Rariores, descriptæ iconibusque illustratæ, quas in Insula Java, annis 1802–1818, legit et investigavit T. Horsfield, M.D. e siccis descriptiones et characteres plurimarum elaboravit J. J. Bennett; observationes structuram et affinitates pAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812214-222http://biostor.org/reference/939581838E ClaparèdeXXIII.—On a new genus of Gastrotrichous RotatoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812214-219http://biostor.org/reference/926461868Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812216-217http://biostor.org/reference/893851848Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812216-233http://biostor.org/reference/891331858Kellia rubraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812217-217http://biostor.org/reference/893161848E C ChubbXXI.—List of batrachia and reptilia collected in Northern MatabelelandAnnals and Magazine of Natural History,Annals and Magazine of Natural History,0374-548128218-221http://biostor.org/reference/858281908L PéringueyXXVI.—Descriptions of some new species of Coleoptera in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812219-223http://biostor.org/reference/888311888Ralph CarrOn the habits of the tawny owl, Strix StridulaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812220-221http://biostor.org/reference/893941848George Stewardson BradyXXIV.—Contributions to the study of the EntomostracaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812220-225http://biostor.org/reference/926541868George A BoulengerDescription of a new frog and a new snake from FormosaAnn. 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Hist.0374-54812221-222http://biostor.org/reference/502071908Description of a species of Haliotis, supposed to be newAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812221-221http://biostor.org/reference/893111848Myochama anomioidesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812222-222http://biostor.org/reference/893631848C T ReganDescription of a new fish of the genus Cichlosoma from Tampico, with notes on some other fishes from Mexico and the Caribbean SeaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812222-223http://biostor.org/reference/666491908A Smith WoodwardXXVII.—On the fossil fish-spines named Cœlorhynchus, AgassizAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812223-226http://biostor.org/reference/888511888Meteorological observations for July 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812223-223http://biostor.org/reference/893651848Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812224-224http://biostor.org/reference/863591908A PomelXXV.—Observations on the classification of Echinida, to serve as an introduction to the description of the tertiary fossil Echinodermata of Western AlgeriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812225-229http://biostor.org/reference/926861868W J KayeXXV.—Descriptions from the Joicey collection of new species of Syntomidæ, Nymphalidæ, and Hesperidæ, and two genera of SyntomidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812225-232http://biostor.org/reference/873251918Albany HancockXXV.—On the boring of the mollusca into rocks, &c.; and on the removal of portions of their shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812225-248http://biostor.org/reference/894091848C T ReganA preliminary revision of the Irish CharAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812225-234http://biostor.org/reference/666521908Oldfield ThomasXXVIII.—Description of a new bat of the genus NyctophilusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812226-226http://biostor.org/reference/888541888Herbert DruceXXVI.—Descriptions of some new species of Heterocera from Tropical AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812226-229http://biostor.org/reference/873481898Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812226-233http://biostor.org/reference/940461838Edgar A SmithXXIX.—On the Mollusca collected by Mr. G. A. Ramage at the Island of DominicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812227-234http://biostor.org/reference/888161888F P MarratOn a collection of Pteropods and HeteropodsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812229-229http://biostor.org/reference/919551868W F KirbyOn a collection of dragonflies from the Transvaal and NyasalandAnnals Magazine Natural HistoryAnnals Magazine Natural History0374-54812229-245http://biostor.org/reference/708681898M A Milne-EdwardsObservations on some Mammalia from the North of ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812230-231http://biostor.org/reference/919371868H C WoodNotes on some Algæ from a Californian hot springAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812231-234http://biostor.org/reference/919261868Robert BroomXXVI.—Observations on the genus Lysorophus. cope. 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SollasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812232-240http://biostor.org/reference/873271918Agassiz The animals of Millepora are Hydroid Acalephs, and not polypsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812233-234http://biostor.org/reference/890781858Herbert DruceXXX.—Description of new species of Lepidoptera, chiefly from Central AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812234-242http://biostor.org/reference/888671888M HesseDescription of two SacculinidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812234-235http://biostor.org/reference/916351868Augusta Ârnbâck-Christie-LindeXXV.—A collection of bats from FormosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812235-238http://biostor.org/reference/863721908M SchimperOn the calamites and fossil EquisetaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812235-235http://biostor.org/reference/920461868L F PourtalesOn the genera Orbulina and Globigerina of D'OrbignyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812235-236http://biostor.org/reference/890591858C SemperOn the anatomy and development of the genus Myzostoma, LeuckartAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812236-236http://biostor.org/reference/891301858J J IsaacStriped hyena, (H. vulgaris.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812236-237http://biostor.org/reference/940661838H J CarterXXIV.—On fecundation in Eudorina elegans and CryptoglenaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812237-253http://biostor.org/reference/891121858Caoutchouc in plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812237-238http://biostor.org/reference/939771838John Denis MacdonaldXXVI.—On the typical value of the lingual dentition in the right distribution of the genera of Gasteropoda into natural groups and familiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812237-244http://biostor.org/reference/927071868George A BoulengerDiagnoses of new fishes discovered by Capt. E. L. Rhoades in Lake NyassaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812238-243http://biostor.org/reference/666461908ObituaryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812238-239http://biostor.org/reference/940691838Meteorological observations for September 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812239-239http://biostor.org/reference/940451838John HancockXXVII.—Remarks on the Greenland and Iceland falcons, showing that they are distinct speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812241-250http://biostor.org/reference/940021838D SharpXXXI.—Descriptions of some new Coleoptera from JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812242-245http://biostor.org/reference/888781888G A BoulengerXXVII.—Description of a new snake from YunnanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812244-244http://biostor.org/reference/863821908R I PocockXXXII.—On the African specimens of the genus Scorpio (Linn.) contained in the Collection of the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812245-255http://biostor.org/reference/888971888Oldfield ThomasXXVIII.—Descriptions of new Bornean and Sumatran mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812245-251http://biostor.org/reference/874001898M BurrNotes on the Forficularia. XIII. A revision of the Brachylabidae (Isolabidae)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812246-255http://biostor.org/reference/602931908John LycettXXVI.—Notes on the distribution of the fossil conchology of the oolitic formations in the vicinity of minchinhampton, gloucestershireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812248-259http://biostor.org/reference/893491848Albert GüntherPreliminary notices of deep-sea fishes collected during the voyage of the H. M.S. Challenger"Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812248-251http://biostor.org/reference/502011878W C M'intoschXXVIII.—Report on the Annelids dredged off the Shetland Islands by Mr. Gwyn Jeffreys in 1867Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812249-252http://biostor.org/reference/927351868Edward ForbesXXVIII.—On the land and freshwater Mollusca of Algiers and BougiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812250-255http://biostor.org/reference/940351838M C MereschkowskyXXIX.—On the mode of development of the tentacles in the genus HydraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812251-257http://biostor.org/reference/937891878Félix PlateauXXIX.—On the production of the Sexes in beesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812252-255http://biostor.org/reference/926781868Edmond PerrierXXIX.—The origin of the VertebratesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812252-259http://biostor.org/reference/873261898J E PlanchonXXV.—On the parasitism of Osyris albaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812254-255http://biostor.org/reference/890451858Robert H SchomburgkXXIX.—On the habits of the king of the vultures (Sarcorrhamphus papa)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812255-260http://biostor.org/reference/939791838Descriptions of new African HeteroceraAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54812255-264http://biostor.org/reference/976841908John LycettXXVI.—On some sections of the Upper Lias recently exposed at Nailsworth, GloucestershireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812255-263http://biostor.org/reference/890831858W L DistantXXVIII.—Contributions to a further knowledge of the Rhynchotal family LygæidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812257-270http://biostor.org/reference/873311918F Du Cane GodmanOsbert SalvinXXX.—Descriptions of new species of Rhopalocera from Central and South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812257-266http://biostor.org/reference/938391878M J BerkeleyC E BroomeXXVII.—Notices of British FungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812259-268http://biostor.org/reference/894481848C O WaterhouseXXX.—Descriptions of new Coleoptera from East AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812259-264http://biostor.org/reference/874181898C J GahanXXXIV.—Descriptions of some Indian species of Longicorn ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812260-263http://biostor.org/reference/889101888Charles C BabingtonXXX.—On the British species of LotusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812260-266http://biostor.org/reference/940381838R Marcus GunnXXXV.—Researches at the St. Andrews Marine Laboratory (under the Fishery Board for Scotland).—On the embryology of the retina of TeleosteansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812263-268http://biostor.org/reference/889521888John MacgillivrayXXVII.—Description of a new species of grass finch from New CaledoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812263-264http://biostor.org/reference/890081858Adam WhiteXXVIII.—Descriptions of some apparently unrecorded species of longicorn beetles, belonging to the genera Phrissoma, Nyphona, &cAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812264-276http://biostor.org/reference/890951858Igerna B J SollasXXXI.—A new freshwater Polyzoon from S. AfricaAnnals and Magazine of Natural History,Annals and Magazine of Natural History,0374-548129264-273http://biostor.org/reference/858301908Oldfield ThomasXXXI.—Descriptions of new mammals from South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812265-275http://biostor.org/reference/874361898William ThompsonXXXI.—On fishes; containing a notice of one species new to the British, and of others to the Irish FaunaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812266-273http://biostor.org/reference/939981838P Martin DuncanXXXI.—On the identity of the Ophiuran genera Ophiopleura, Danielssen and Koren, and Lütkenia, Duncan, with notes on the speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812266-268http://biostor.org/reference/938611878Philip Henry GosseXXVIII.—On the insects of JamaicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812268-273http://biostor.org/reference/894631848Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812268-270http://biostor.org/reference/933961878R KirkpatrickDescription of a new species of Retepora from Port Western, VictoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812269-269http://biostor.org/reference/879171888Probable distribution of a spider by the trade-windsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812270-271http://biostor.org/reference/933751878E W GudgerXXIX.—The myth of the ship-holder: studies in Echeneis or Remora.—IAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812271-307http://biostor.org/reference/873221918M P GervaisOn the fossil mammalia of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812271-272http://biostor.org/reference/932841878M Eugène CanuOn the Calanidæ of the BoulonnaisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812272-275http://biostor.org/reference/882661888C S BateOn the Willemoesia group of CrustaceaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812273-283http://biostor.org/reference/601631878John CoppinXXIX.—Description of a new genus of British marine zoophytes belonging to the family EucratiadæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812273-274http://biostor.org/reference/899381848R K GrevilleXXX.—Algæ orientales:—Descriptions of new species belonging to the genus SargassumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812274-277http://biostor.org/reference/894191848L HindmarshXXXII.—On the wild cattle of Chillingham ParkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812274-284http://biostor.org/reference/940781838Alfred O WalkerMalacostraca from Puget Sound, N.W. AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812275-276http://biostor.org/reference/868761898P H GosseXXIX.—On Sarcodictyon catenata (Forbes)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812276-280http://biostor.org/reference/891221858W C M'intoshXXXIII.—On the boring of certain AnnelidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812276-295http://biostor.org/reference/927871868Frederick M'coyXXXI.—Reply to Sir Philip Egerton's Letter on the PlacodermiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812277-280http://biostor.org/reference/893571848On some new earthworms in the British MuseumAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54812277-291http://biostor.org/reference/981891898Daniel RosaXXXII.—On some new earthworms in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812277-290http://biostor.org/reference/874571898F WalkerXXX.—Characters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon InsectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812280-286http://biostor.org/reference/890941858Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812280-292http://biostor.org/reference/893401848A G ButlerOn a collection of Lepidoptera recently received from MadagascarAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812283-297http://biostor.org/reference/606851878John Edward GrayXXXIII.—On some new or little known MammaliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812284-287http://biostor.org/reference/940741838Weeds and wild-flowers; their uses, legends, and literature. By Lady Wilkinson. London, Van Voorst, 1858Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812286-287http://biostor.org/reference/891241858How plants grow: a simple introduction to structural botany, with a popular flora; or an arrangement and description of common plants, both wild and cultivated. By Asa Gray, M.D. New York, Ivison and Finney, 1858Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812287-287http://biostor.org/reference/890611858J E GrayCatalogue of the slender-tongued saurians, with descriptions of many new genera and species. (contd.)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812287-293http://biostor.org/reference/598991838Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812288-292http://biostor.org/reference/890981858W E De WintonXXXIII.—Felis chaus and its allies, with descriptions of new subspeciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812291-294http://biostor.org/reference/874671898Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812292-307http://biostor.org/reference/890301858Filago apiculata G. E. SmithAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812292-293http://biostor.org/reference/893431848William KingNote on the genus AllorismaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812293-293http://biostor.org/reference/893601848The Honey-Bee, its Natural History, Physiology, and Management. By Edward Bevan, M.D. Van Voorst, 1838. 12moAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812293-294http://biostor.org/reference/939841838Plantæ Javanicæ Rariores, descriptæ iconibusque illustratæ, quas in Insula Java, annis 1802–1818, legit et investigavit T. Horsfield, M.D. e siccis descriptiones et characteres plurimarum elaboravit J. J. Bennett; observationes structuram et affinitates pAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812294-300http://biostor.org/reference/939671838Henslow On the parasitical habits of scrophularineæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812294-295http://biostor.org/reference/893961848W L DistantXXXIV.—Rhynchota from the Transvaal, Mashonaland, and British NyasalandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812294-316http://biostor.org/reference/874961898XXXIV.—On the structure of the shells of BrachiopodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812295-296http://biostor.org/reference/928021868T Rupert JonesXXXVII.—Notes on the Palæozoic bivalved Entomostraca.—No. XXVI. On some new Devonian Ostracoda. With a note on their geological position, by the Rev. G. F. Whidborne, M.A., F.G.SAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812295-299http://biostor.org/reference/889681888Meteorological observations for Aug. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812295-295http://biostor.org/reference/893201848G KrefftDescription of a new species of thylacine (Thylacinus breviceps)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812296-297http://biostor.org/reference/599631868J E GrayNotice of two new species of Salamandra from Central AmericaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812297-298http://biostor.org/reference/518471868Frederick M'coyXXXII.—On some new ichthyolites from the Scotch Old Red SandstoneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812297-312http://biostor.org/reference/893381848J Gwyn JeffreysXXXVII.—Last report on dredging among the Shetland IslesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812298-316http://biostor.org/reference/928441868W N LockingtonXXXV.—Remarks upon the Thalassinidea and Astacidea of the Pacific coast of North America, with description of a new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812299-304http://biostor.org/reference/939151878Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812300-307http://biostor.org/reference/940671838Edgar A SmithXXXVIII.—Diagnoses of new species of Pleurotomidæ in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812300-317http://biostor.org/reference/889791888Oldfield ThomasXXIII.—On mammals form the Malay Peninsula and IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812301-306http://biostor.org/reference/863181908H J CarterXXXVI.—On the probable nature of the animal which produced the Stromatoporidæ, traced through Hydractinia, Millepora alcicornis, and Caunopora, to StromatoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812304-324http://biostor.org/reference/939281878W SowerbyOn the flowering of the American AloeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812307-309http://biostor.org/reference/890891858R EtheridgeXXX.—The ungual phalanges termed Mylodon australis by Krefft, spelæan animal vel Thylacoleo by Owen, and Thylacoleo by LydekkerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812307-318http://biostor.org/reference/873341918Oldfield ThomasXXXIV.—A new Jerboa from ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812307-308http://biostor.org/reference/864111908J E GrayOn the fur seal of commerceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812309-309http://biostor.org/reference/939881838W L DistantXXXV.—Rhynchotal notes.—XIVAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812309-323http://biostor.org/reference/989361908J E GrayOn a variety of Chorda filumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812309-310http://biostor.org/reference/890621858J HancockRegulus modestus, Gould, a British birdAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812310-311http://biostor.org/reference/939851838Zantedrschi On the influence of the moon's light upon plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812310-312http://biostor.org/reference/889901858Meteorological observations for October 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812311-311http://biostor.org/reference/940751838M H BaillonGeneral examination of the group EuphorbiaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812312-313http://biostor.org/reference/890171858G H K ThwaitesXXXIII.—On an apparently undescribed state of the Palmelleæ; with a few observations on gemmation in the lower tribes of plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812312-316http://biostor.org/reference/893251848M F G PictetXXXV.—On the writings of Goethe relative to natural historyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812313-322http://biostor.org/reference/940931839M Guérin-MénevilleOn ‘Hautlé,’ or animal bread, of the MexicansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812313-315http://biostor.org/reference/890051858Gordon New experiments on Ægilops triticoidesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812315-316http://biostor.org/reference/890041858Philip Lutley SclaterOn a new species of Platyrhynchus from the Rio Napo, in the Republic of EcuadorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812316-316http://biostor.org/reference/891011858C SemperOn a new class of EchinodermataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812316-317http://biostor.org/reference/919571868James ThomsonXXXIX.—On a new species of Diphyphyllum, and on a remarkable form of the genus LithostrotionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812317-323http://biostor.org/reference/889301888J W KirkbyXXXI.—On Permian Entomostraca from the fossiliferous limestone of DurhamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812317-330http://biostor.org/reference/890031858G C WallichCoccoliths and coccospheresAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812317-319http://biostor.org/reference/916121868Oldfield ThomasXXXV.—On the Zululand Form of Livingstone's antelope (Nesotragus Livingstonianus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812317-317http://biostor.org/reference/875411898Oldfield ThomasXXXVI.—Notes on various American mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812318-320http://biostor.org/reference/875671898Hilda K Brade-BirksS Graham Brade-BirksXXXI.—Notes on Myriapoda.—XII. A preliminary list for Derbyshire, with a description of Brachychæteuma quartum, sp. n., and Chordeumella scutellare bagnalli, var.nAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812319-336http://biostor.org/reference/873391918J E GrayOn Tetilla euplocamos and Hyalonema borealeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812319-320http://biostor.org/reference/920301868On Hyalonema, GrayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812320-320http://biostor.org/reference/919961868Thomas AttheyXXXVIII.—On the occurrence of the palatal teeth of a fish belonging to the genus Climaxodus, M'Coy, in the Low-main shale of NewshamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812321-323http://biostor.org/reference/928641868Karl MüllerXXXV.—An account of the germination of Isoëtes lacustrisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812322-329http://biostor.org/reference/893441848W L DistantXL.—Descriptions of new species of Oriental CicadidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812323-325http://biostor.org/reference/885911888XXXVI.—Notes on some shrews brought from Germany by W. Ogilby, Esq., including the description of an apparently new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812323-329http://biostor.org/reference/941831839Oldfield ThomasXLI.—On a new species of Loncheres from British GuianaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812326-326http://biostor.org/reference/886061888P Martin DuncanW Percy SladenXLII.—Objections to the genera Pseudopygaulus, Coquand, Trachyaster, Pomel, and Ditremaster, Munier-Chalmas: their species restored to Eolampas, Dunc. & Sladen, and Hemiaster, DesorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812327-336http://biostor.org/reference/886211888XXXVII.—Description of two new orchideous plants, from the collection of C. S. Parker, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812329-331http://biostor.org/reference/942071839J G JeffreysXXXVI.—On the recent species of Odostomia, a genus of gasteropodous mollusks inhabiting the seas of Great Britain and IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812330-351http://biostor.org/reference/894261848J BlackwallCharacters of a new genus and description of three recently discovered species of AraneidaAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54812331-335http://biostor.org/reference/725491858J E GrayCatalogue of the slender-tongued saurians, with descriptions of many new genera and speciesAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54812331-337http://biostor.org/reference/490211839Major T BrounXXXVII.—Descriptions of new species of New-Zealand ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812334-352http://biostor.org/reference/863501908H SeeleyXXXIII.—Description of two new species of chalk starfishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812335-337http://biostor.org/reference/890101858A Smith WoodwardXLIII.—On some remains of the extinct Selachian Asteracanthus from the Oxford Clay of Peterborough, preserved in the collection of Alfred N. Leeds, Esq., of EyeburyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812336-342http://biostor.org/reference/886321888George Charles ChampionXXXII.—Notes on various species of the American genus Astylus, Cast., with descriptions of their sexual characters [Coleoptera]Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812337-367http://biostor.org/reference/873411918T Vernon WollastonXXXIV.—On a new genus of European ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812337-339http://biostor.org/reference/891421858XXXIX.—On the breeding of the woodcock (Scolopax rusticola, Linn.), in IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812337-348http://biostor.org/reference/941871839Edward Perceval WrightXL.—Notes on the Lodoicea sechellarum, LabillAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812340-347http://biostor.org/reference/924331868Andrew MurrayXXXV.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West Coast of AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812340-349http://biostor.org/reference/891171858Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812341-346http://biostor.org/reference/934091878H J CarterXLIV.—Description of a large variety of Orbitolites Mantelli, Cart., from the West Bank of the River Irrawadi, in the Province of Pegu, Burma, about 36 miles above PromeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812342-348http://biostor.org/reference/886391888M A GiardOn the parasitic Isopoda of the genus EntoniscusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812346-348http://biostor.org/reference/933261878Henry Alleyne NicholsonXLI.—Notes on the distribution in time of the various British species and genera of GraptolitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812347-357http://biostor.org/reference/924481868R I PocockDescriptions of three new species of spiders of the genus SelenopsAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54812348-351http://biostor.org/reference/520861898XL.—On the botany of the channel IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812348-350http://biostor.org/reference/941361839W N LockingtonNote on the Saurus lucicoceps of AyresAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812348-349http://biostor.org/reference/931511878Philip H GosseXXXVI.—On Phyllangia, a new living British MadreporeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812349-351http://biostor.org/reference/891111858F WalkerDescriptions of British ChalciditesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54812350-355http://biostor.org/reference/710931839W R Ogilvie GrantXLVI.—Notes on pigeons collected by Mr. A. H. Everett in Mantanani and Banguey, off the North-west Coast of BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812351-352http://biostor.org/reference/886791888E-L BouvierOn the geographical distribution and the evolution of Peripatus (Preliminary note.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812351-356http://biostor.org/reference/869111898XXXVII.—Notices of British shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812351-351http://biostor.org/reference/893191848Ernest E AustenXXXVIII.—New African Phlebotomic Diptera in the British Museum (Natural History).—Part V. Tabanidœ (continued)Annals and Magazine of Natural History,Annals and Magazine of Natural History,0374-5481210352-356http://biostor.org/reference/858271908G A BoulengerRemarks on a note by Dr. G. Baur on the Pleurodiran CheloniansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812352-354http://biostor.org/reference/883881888Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812352-357http://biostor.org/reference/894281848W J SollasXXXVIII.—On the structure and affinities of the genus CatagmaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812353-364http://biostor.org/reference/939481878A Smith WoodwardA comparison of the Cretaceous fish-fauna of Mount Lebanon with that of the English ChalkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812354-355http://biostor.org/reference/878201888A Smith WoodwardOn Bucklandium diluvii, König, a Siluroid fish from the London Clay of SheppeyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812355-356http://biostor.org/reference/882381888C T ReganDescriptions of three new cyprinoid fishes from Yunnan, collected by Mr. John GrahamAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54812356-357http://biostor.org/reference/660651908David Starr JordanOn the generic name of the TunnyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812356-356http://biostor.org/reference/882961888XLII.—Florœ insularum Novœ Zelandiœ precursor; or a specimen of the botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812356-360http://biostor.org/reference/942001839R M'andrewXLII.—Remarks upon Mr. J. Gwyn Jeffreys's last dredging reportAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812357-362http://biostor.org/reference/924681868John BlackwallHow to prevent the attacks of the bed-bug, Cimex lectulariusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812357-359http://biostor.org/reference/894591848P W Bassett-SmithSome new or rare parasitic copepods found on fish in the Indo-tropic regionAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812357-372http://biostor.org/reference/600721898C T ReganDescription of a new loricariid fish of the genus Plecostomus from ArgentinaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812358-358http://biostor.org/reference/665911908Notice of an English locality for Helix revelata, ferussacAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812359-360http://biostor.org/reference/893801848XLIII.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812360-365http://biostor.org/reference/941551839Colossal bones of the IguanodonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812360-360http://biostor.org/reference/893101848Knud AndersenXLII.—Twenty new forms of PteropusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812361-370http://biostor.org/reference/863111908Lucas BarrettXXXIX.—On the atlas and axis of the PlesiosaurusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812361-364http://biostor.org/reference/890871858C SemperXLIII.—On Ophiocrinus, a new genus of ComatulidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812362-363http://biostor.org/reference/924761868A GüntherNotes on reptils and frogs from Dominica, West IndiesAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54812362-366http://biostor.org/reference/723631888Handbook of Zoology. By J. Van der Hoeven, Professor of Zoology in the University of Leyden. Translated from the second Dutch Edition, by the Rev. William Clark, M.D., F.R.S. &c. 2 vols. 8vo. London, Longmans, 1856–1858Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812364-367http://biostor.org/reference/890331858Cabot A comparison between Sterna Cantiaca, Gm., of Europe, and Sterna acuflavida, nobis, hitherto considered identical with S. Cantiaca, and a description of a new species of WrenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812364-365http://biostor.org/reference/893391848A Cornish Fauna, being a compendium of the Natural History of the County. Part I. Containing the Vertebrate, Crustacean, and a portion of the Radiate Animals. By Jonathan Couch, F.L.S., &c. 8vo. Truro, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812365-367http://biostor.org/reference/942021839W J BroderipDescription of a new species of voluteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812366-366http://biostor.org/reference/894531848Meteorological observations for Sept. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812367-367http://biostor.org/reference/893991848Icones Plantarum. By Sir W. J. HookerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812367-368http://biostor.org/reference/940971839Actinologia Britannica; a history of the British sea-anemones and madrepores. With coloured figures of all the species. By Philip Henry Gosse, F.R.S. Parts I.–IV. 8vo. London, Van Voorst, 1858Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812367-369http://biostor.org/reference/890741858Tijdschrift voor Natuurlijke Geschiedenis en Physiologie; edited by Prof. J. Van der Hoeven and Prof. W. H. de Vriese, Leiden, 1837Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812368-369http://biostor.org/reference/941511839K ThomasXXXVIII.—On the amber beds of East PrussiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812369-380http://biostor.org/reference/893751848Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812369-386http://biostor.org/reference/890601858A history of the fishes of Madeira. By the Rev. R. T. Lowe. With original figures from nature of all the species, by the Hon. C. E. C. Norton and Miss YoungAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812369-369http://biostor.org/reference/941801839O ThomasNew bats and rodents in the British Museum collectionAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812370-375http://biostor.org/reference/600081908Francis P PascoeXL.—Descriptions of Longicorn ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812370-377http://biostor.org/reference/935741878Royal Society. June 21, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812370-372http://biostor.org/reference/942041839Edward AtkinsonXLII.—Extraordinary vitality of Entomostraca in mud from JerusalemAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812372-376http://biostor.org/reference/871111898C SemperXLVI.—On Hyalonema Schultzei and on EureteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812372-373http://biostor.org/reference/925331868K AndersenDiagnoses of new bats of the families Rhinolophidae and MegadermatidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812374-384http://biostor.org/reference/659441918Oldfield ThomasXLIV.—A new fruit-bat from Sierra LeoneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812375-376http://biostor.org/reference/863251908L A BorradaileA revision of the PontoniidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812376-391http://biostor.org/reference/601731898J E GrayOn a new genus and several new species of Uropeltidae in the collection of the British MuseumAnn. Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist0374-54812376-381http://biostor.org/reference/712051858H G SeeleyXLV.—On the dentition of the diastema in some fossil reptiles referred to the Gomphodontia, from the upper Karroo rocks of Cape ColonyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812376-382http://biostor.org/reference/863451908Wernerian Natural History SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812376-376http://biostor.org/reference/941351839J Gwyn JeffreysXLI.—Notes on some British land and freshwater shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812377-382http://biostor.org/reference/935901878Dei Funghi sospetti e velenosi del Territorio Sienese. Per Francesco Valenti-Serini, M.D. Pubblicato sotto gli auspicii e per cura della Reale Accademia di Medicina di Torino. Torino, 1868. [On the Suspected and Poisonous Fungi of the Territory of SienaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812378-380http://biostor.org/reference/916341868M J BerkeleyXXXIX.—On three species of mould detected by Dr. Thomas in the amber of East PrussiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812380-383http://biostor.org/reference/894171848Couch Larus Jacksonii, Jackson's gullAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812381-382http://biostor.org/reference/940851839Acclimatization of parrots at Northrepps Hall, NorfolkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812381-386http://biostor.org/reference/915501868M BurrNotes on the Forficularia. XIV. A revision of the PygidicraninaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812382-392http://biostor.org/reference/602961908Cyclopterus Coronatus, coronated lump fish, CouchAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812382-382http://biostor.org/reference/941041839A M NormanXLII.—"On the Willemoesia group of Crustacea"Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812382-385http://biostor.org/reference/936061878Viola lacteaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812383-383http://biostor.org/reference/941621839XL.—On the present state of our knowledge of the ornithology of MadagascarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812383-396http://biostor.org/reference/893141848Descriptions and records of bees, lxxxAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54812384-390http://biostor.org/reference/989281918XLIV.—On two species of a new South African genus of the natural order Rhizantheæ of Blume. Communicated by Sir W. J. Hooker, Reg. Prof. Bot. Glasgow, F.R.S., L.S. With Plates XIX. and XXAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812385-388http://biostor.org/reference/941211839J E GrayNote on Dr. Macdonald's paper on the dentition of GasteropodsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812386-386http://biostor.org/reference/918891868H H HigginsOn the death of the common hive-bee, supposed to be occasioned by a parasitic fungusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812387-388http://biostor.org/reference/890751858J E GrayNote on Pompholyx, Lea, a new family of Fluviatile MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812387-387http://biostor.org/reference/918921868Edward NewmanXLV.—On the synonymy of Passandra, with descriptions of all the old and of a few new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812388-399http://biostor.org/reference/940861839J GouldOn a new species of ToucanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812388-388http://biostor.org/reference/890791858T BlandOn the jaw of CylindrellaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812389-389http://biostor.org/reference/921031868H Von MohlXL.—On the cambium-layer of the stem of the Phanerogamia, and on its relation to the increase of thicknessAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812389-407http://biostor.org/reference/890461858J E GrayOn the name AlcyoncellumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812390-391http://biostor.org/reference/921131868Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812390-392http://biostor.org/reference/872601918Note on a double egg of a fowlAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812391-391http://biostor.org/reference/918781868Arthur G ButlerXLIV.—On the Pierine butterflies of the genus CatophagaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812392-401http://biostor.org/reference/871401898N ColganContributions towards a revision of the genus Lomanotus: a postscriptAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812392-392http://biostor.org/reference/864041908R C WroughtonXLVII.—On the forms of squirrel hitherto classed under Sc. finlaysoni, HorsfAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812393-401http://biostor.org/reference/863431908XLVIII.—On the Annelid family of the MaldanieaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812393-399http://biostor.org/reference/925571868W N LockingtonXLIV.—Remarks upon the Porcellanidea of the west coast of North AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812394-406http://biostor.org/reference/936261878Joshua AlderXLI.—Description of a new British LimnæaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812396-397http://biostor.org/reference/894541848Frederick M'coyXLII.—On some new Mesozoic RadiataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812397-420http://biostor.org/reference/894391848William T BlanfordXLIX.—Description of Fairbankia bombayana, a new genus and species of Rissoidæ from Western IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812399-401http://biostor.org/reference/924991868XLVI.—On the existence of a third tunic, together with certain other peculiarities in the structure of pollenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812399-402http://biostor.org/reference/941771839A S HirstOn a new type of stridulating-organ in mygalomorph spiders, with the description of a new genus and species belonging to the suborderAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54812401-405http://biostor.org/reference/725331908F J BellNotes on echinoderms collected at Port Phillip by Mr. J. Bracebridge WilsonAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812401-407http://biostor.org/reference/602481888J E GrayL.—On Elachista stellaris, a Seaweed new to the British floraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812401-403http://biostor.org/reference/917671868XLVII.—Observations on several British fishes, including the description of a new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812402-423http://biostor.org/reference/941131839J BlackwallNotice of several species of spiders supposed to be new or little known to arachnologistsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812403-410http://biostor.org/reference/602001868H Grose-SmithXLVI.—Descriptions of two new species of butterflies of the genus ThysonotisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812404-405http://biostor.org/reference/871661898T BrounXLIX.—Descriptions of new species of New-Zealand ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812405-422http://biostor.org/reference/863791908A Smith WoodwardXLVII.—Notes on some type specimens of Cretaceous fishes from Mount Lebanon in the Edinburgh Museum of Science and ArtAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812405-414http://biostor.org/reference/871741898Edward J MiersXLV.—On a small collection of Crustacea made by Major Burton in the Gulf of AkabaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812406-411http://biostor.org/reference/936461878T Vernon WollastonXLI.—On additions to the Madeiran ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812407-415http://biostor.org/reference/890931858Richard S BagnallXXXVII.—On the synonymy of some European Diplopods (Myriapoda), with special reference to three Leachian speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812407-412http://biostor.org/reference/873491918Oldfield ThomasLIV.—Diagnoses of four new Mammals from the Malayan RegionThe Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryThe Annals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812407-409http://biostor.org/reference/1015121888J S BalyDescriptions of new genera and species of GalerucinaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812411-422http://biostor.org/reference/604971878A M NormanOn Crustacea Amphipoda new to science or to BritainAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812411-421http://biostor.org/reference/601061868Louis B ProutXXXVIII.—New lepidoptera in the Joicey collectionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812412-418http://biostor.org/reference/873511918G A BoulengerDescription of two new snakes from QueenslandAnn. 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By Thomas Moore, CuAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812440-442http://biostor.org/reference/893301848J E GrayLVIII.—Descriptions of some new genera and species of Alcyonoid corals in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812441-445http://biostor.org/reference/918371868XLIX.—Enumeration of plants collected by Mr. Schomburgk, British GuianaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812441-451http://biostor.org/reference/941741839Albany HancockXLVIII.—Remarks on certain vermiform fossils found in the Mountain Limestone Districts of the North of EnglandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812443-457http://biostor.org/reference/889941858H E StricklandA G MelvilleThe Dodo and its kindred; or the history, affinities, and osteology of the Dodo, solitaire, and other extinct birds of the Islands Mauritius, Rodriguez, and Bourbon. By H. E. Strickland, M.A., F.G.S., F.R.G.S.; and A. G. Melville, M.D. Edin., M.R.C.S. LondonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812443-447http://biostor.org/reference/893171848C T ReganA synopsis of the fishes of the subfamily SalanginaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812444-446http://biostor.org/reference/666051908Outlines of botany, Part I. By W. Maten, M.D. London, H. Baillière. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812447-448http://biostor.org/reference/893821848C Tate ReganLIII.—The systematic position of Stylophorus caudatusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812447-449http://biostor.org/reference/863521908W A LeightonCorrigendaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812447-447http://biostor.org/reference/916221868T D A CockerellNew and little-known Hymenoptera taken by Prof. C.H.T. Townsend and Mr. C.M. Barber in New Mexico in 1898Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812448-457http://biostor.org/reference/696811898Herbert DruceLIV.—Description of a new species of Charaxes from the Cameroons, West AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812449-450http://biostor.org/reference/863671908Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812449-457http://biostor.org/reference/894491848Knud AndersenLV.—Preliminary descriptions of two new species of MyonycterisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812450-451http://biostor.org/reference/863101908An Essay on the Geology of Cumberland and Westmoreland. By H. A. Nicholson, D.Sc., M.B., F.G.S., &c. 8vo. London, 1868Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812450-452http://biostor.org/reference/915551868E C ChubbLVI.—A new rodent-mole from North-western RhodesiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812451-452http://biostor.org/reference/863761908T WorkmanDescription of two new species of spidersAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54812451-453http://biostor.org/reference/725791878Oldfield ThomasLVII.—A new tree-kangaroo from British New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812452-453http://biostor.org/reference/864051908A Monograph of the Recent British Ostracoda. By George Stewardson Brady, Esq. (Trans. Linn. soc. vol. xxvi.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812452-454http://biostor.org/reference/915361868Oldfield ThomasLVIII.—A new species of the Mascarene genus EliurusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812453-454http://biostor.org/reference/863871908George SimL.—Note on Diastylis bimarginatus from the coast of AberdeenshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812453-455http://biostor.org/reference/930691878C T ReganA new generic name for an orectolobid sharkAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812454-455http://biostor.org/reference/581891908C T ReganA collection of freshwater fishes made by Mr. C. F. Underwood in Costa RicaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812455-464http://biostor.org/reference/666041908F P MarratA mature shell of Cypræa fusco-dentata, GrayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812455-455http://biostor.org/reference/915351868Arthur G ButlerLI.—Descriptions of some new genera and species of Lepidoptera from Old Calabar and MadagascarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812455-465http://biostor.org/reference/930721878LI.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812455-457http://biostor.org/reference/941271839Double eggsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812456-456http://biostor.org/reference/916471868Walter WhiteHow to prevent the attacks of the bed-bug, Cimex lectulariusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812457-463http://biostor.org/reference/894411848M PomelOn Myomorphus cubensis, a new subgenus of MegalonyxAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812457-459http://biostor.org/reference/920031868Ornithological Biography, or an account of the habits of the birds of the United States of America. By John James Audubon, F.R.S. L. & E., &c. Vol. iv. 1838. Royal 8vo. London, Longman. Edinburgh, A. and C. 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Pp. i–xvi, 1–605Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812464-466http://biostor.org/reference/863241908LXI.—Notes from the St. Andrews Marine Laboratory (under the Fishery Board for Scotland).—No. IXAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812464-472http://biostor.org/reference/881341888F MasonThe liquidamber tree of the tenasserim provincesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812464-465http://biostor.org/reference/893311848Meteorological observations for Oct. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812465-465http://biostor.org/reference/894371848Philip Lutley SclaterLI.—Description of a new species of bird from PalestineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812465-466http://biostor.org/reference/890181858T W KirkAdditions to the crustacean fauna of New ZealandAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812465-476http://biostor.org/reference/600991878A Book of Birds. 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Répartition Géographique. Index Bibliographique. 1365 figures dans le texte, 2Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812467-468http://biostor.org/reference/863601908Casey, Thos. L. A Revision of the Tenebrionid Subfamily Coniontinæ. (‘Proceedings of the Washington Academy of Sciences,’ vol. x. pp. 51–166; April 25, 1908.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812467-467http://biostor.org/reference/864071908Edith M PrattLVII.—The Entomostraca of Lake Bassenthwaite. With an introductory note by Sydney J. Hickson, M.A., F.R.S., Beyer professor of zoology in the Owens College, ManchesterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812467-476http://biostor.org/reference/867491898S H HaughtonXLVI.—A new dinosaur from the Stormberg beds of South AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812468-469http://biostor.org/reference/873041918Robert T LeiperGeneric names of Polychæt worms that have been preoccupied and remain unreplacedAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812468-468http://biostor.org/reference/863491908G T Bethune-BakerLXI.—Descriptions of new Rhopalocera from the upper CongoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812469-482http://biostor.org/reference/863941908Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812469-489http://biostor.org/reference/890441858Branislav PetronievicsXLVIII.—Note on the pectoral fin of EusthenopteronAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812471-476http://biostor.org/reference/873081918Pocock R.i.Contributions to our knowledge of the Myriopoda of DominicaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812472-483http://biostor.org/reference/696771888Descriptions and records of bees, lxxxiiAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54812476-482http://biostor.org/reference/988231918George A BoulengerDescriptions of two new siluroid fishes from BrazilAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812477-478http://biostor.org/reference/665061898On the fur seal of commerceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812478-479http://biostor.org/reference/942111839Lionel De NicevilleLIX.—A revision of the Pierine butterflies of the genus DercasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812478-484http://biostor.org/reference/867181898Curious habit of earth-wormsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812479-480http://biostor.org/reference/941221839The animal of Modiolus discrepansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812480-481http://biostor.org/reference/941681839Meteorological observations for December 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812481-481http://biostor.org/reference/941291839C T ReganA revision of the British and Irish fishes of the genus CoregonusAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54812482-490http://biostor.org/reference/665961908Edgar A SmithLIV.—Descriptions of two new species of land shells from New GranadaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812482-483http://biostor.org/reference/930871878George LewisLXIII.—On the mouth-organs of two species of RhysodidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812483-484http://biostor.org/reference/881511888C Spence BateLV.—On the Willemoesia group of CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812484-489http://biostor.org/reference/930991878W E De WintonLX.—A new species of shrew from AshanteeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812484-485http://biostor.org/reference/867631898R H TraquairLXIV.—On the structure and classification of the AsterolepidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812485-504http://biostor.org/reference/881611888A Smith WoodwardLXI.—Notes on some type specimens of Cretaceous fishes from Mount Lebanon in the Geneva MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812485-489http://biostor.org/reference/867771898W L DistantLII.—Contributions to a further knowledge of the rhynchotal family LygæidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812486-492http://biostor.org/reference/872741918The geology of Sussex; or the Geology and Fossils of the Tertiary and Cretaceous Formations of Sussex. By the late Frederick Dixon, Esq., F.G.S. New Edition. Revised and augmented by Professor T. Rupert Jones, F.R.S., F.G.S. 4to. Pp. xxiv and 469. With aAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812489-492http://biostor.org/reference/934461878Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812489-491http://biostor.org/reference/865731898J E GrayNote on Dysidea papillosa, JohnstonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812489-489http://biostor.org/reference/890341858Küchenmeister Why does the queen bee lay an unfecundated egg in the drone-cells, and a fecundated egg in those of the workers and queens? 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WebsterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812545-547http://biostor.org/reference/863711908Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54812547-547http://biostor.org/reference/863641908John Denis MacdonaldI.—On the structure of the Diatomaceous frustule, and its genetic cycleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548131-8http://biostor.org/reference/916951869Guy A K MarshallI.—On the African genera of Wingless Brachyderinæ with connate claws (Coleoptera, Curculionidæ)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548131-28http://biostor.org/reference/873531919R OwenI.—Supplementary observations on the anatomy of Spirula australis, LamarckAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548131-16http://biostor.org/reference/930041879J Walter FewkesI.—A preliminary notice of a stalked Bryozoon (Ascorhiza occidentalis)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548131-6http://biostor.org/reference/879401889Frederick M'coyI.—On some new genera and species of palæozoic corals and foraminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548131-20http://biostor.org/reference/895021849I.—On the Production of Vanilla in EuropeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548131-9http://biostor.org/reference/941691839A W AlcockA R S AndersonNatural history notes from H.M. royal Indian marine survey ship Investigator, Commander T.H. 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Fish which are frequently associated with it in tropical and subtropical seasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548138-10http://biostor.org/reference/917031869II.—On the Goniatites found in the Transition Formations of the RhineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548139-20http://biostor.org/reference/941011839A WanklynIII.—Description of some new species of fossil ferns from the Bournemouth leaf-bedAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481310-12http://biostor.org/reference/917141869Félix PlateauIV.—Investigation of the freshwater Crustacea of Belgium. (First Part.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481312-15http://biostor.org/reference/917361869H J CarterDescription of a siliceous sand-sponge found on the south-east coast of ArabiaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481315-17http://biostor.org/reference/608671869Arthur G ButlerVI.—Descriptions of several new species of Nymphalidian RhopaloceraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481317-21http://biostor.org/reference/923161869W J SollasOn Plectronella papillosa, a new genus and species of echinonematous spongeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481317-27http://biostor.org/reference/608441879K AndersenNotes on the genus Acerodon, with a synopsis of its species and subspecies, and descriptions of four new formsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481320-29http://biostor.org/reference/582031909III.—Descriptions of some New or rare Indian PlantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481320-23http://biostor.org/reference/941541839George DickieII.—Note on the colour of a freshwater lochAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481320-22http://biostor.org/reference/895811849J E GrayVII.—Descriptions of some new genera and species of Alcyonoid Corals in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481321-23http://biostor.org/reference/923301869T SalweyIII.—Stirpes cryptogamæ sarnienses; or contributions towards the cryptogamic flora of GuernseyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481322-29http://biostor.org/reference/895381849Edward Perceval WrightVIII.—On a new genus of Gorgonidæ from PortugalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481323-26http://biostor.org/reference/923461869IV.—An attempt to ascertain the Fauna of Shropshire and North WalesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481324-29http://biostor.org/reference/941921839C T HudsonIX.—On Rhinops vitrea, a new rotiferAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481327-29http://biostor.org/reference/917521869L A LantzO CyrénII.—On Lacerta praticola, EversmAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481328-31http://biostor.org/reference/873551919Arthur Wm WatersIII.—On the Bryozoa (Polyzoa) of the Bay of NaplesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481328-43http://biostor.org/reference/930241879The Staphylinidae of JapanAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-5481328-44http://biostor.org/reference/981691889F P PascoeDescriptions of new genera and species of Tenebrionidae from Australia and TasmaniaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481329-45http://biostor.org/reference/605771869V.—Florœ Insularum Nova Zelandiœ Precursor; or a Specimen of the Botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481329-34http://biostor.org/reference/941591839Arthur HenfreyIV.—On the structure and habits of the OrobanchaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481329-32http://biostor.org/reference/895961849W T CalmanV.—On a new crab taken from a deep-sea telegraph-cable in the Indian OceanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481330-33http://biostor.org/reference/863081909J Gwyn JeffreysFurther gleanings in British ConchologyAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481330-43http://biostor.org/reference/502671859Oldfield ThomasIII.—The white-toothed shrew of PalestineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481332-32http://biostor.org/reference/873601919D KeilinIV.—On the structure of the larvæ and the systematic position of the genera Mycetobia, Mg., Ditomyia, Winn., and Symmerus, walk. 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Fourth edition, with corrections and numerous additionsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481355-56http://biostor.org/reference/895051849Narrative of an Expedition into Central Australia during the years 1844–5 & 6, &c., by Captain Charles Sturt, F.L.S.: with a Botanical Appendix by Robert Brown, D.C.L., F.R.S., F.L.S., and Ornithological Notices by John Gould, F.R.SAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481356-61http://biostor.org/reference/895591849A C L G GüntherOn the systematic arrangement of the tailless batrachians and the structure of Rhinophrynus dorsalisAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481361-74http://biostor.org/reference/517431859Arran and Excursions to Arran, with reference to the Natural History of the Island. By the Rev. David Landsborough. 1847. JohnstoneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481361-61http://biostor.org/reference/895331849Royal Physical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481363-65http://biostor.org/reference/894911849Marcus M HartogPreliminary note on the functions and homologies of the contractile vacuole in plants and animalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481364-66http://biostor.org/reference/883491889Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481365-73http://biostor.org/reference/896001849Marcus M HartogOn Adelphotaxy, an undescribed form of irritabilityAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481366-67http://biostor.org/reference/882341889C Tate ReganXI.—On the anatomy and classification of the Scombroid fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481366-75http://biostor.org/reference/864691909A M NormanVIII.—The Land Isopoda of MadeiraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481366-70http://biostor.org/reference/870261899M Eugène CanuOn the Hersiliidæ, a new family of Commensal CopepodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481367-69http://biostor.org/reference/883041889MiscellaneousAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481369-72http://biostor.org/reference/940991839M MeissnerOn the nutrition of the protozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481369-70http://biostor.org/reference/883171889Thomas MeehanA study of the hydrangea in relation to cross-fertilizationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481371-72http://biostor.org/reference/878461889VII.—On a new Species of Bat found in the County of Durham, and preserved in the Museum belonging to the Durham UniversityAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481373-76http://biostor.org/reference/942121839Joseph S BalyVII.—Descriptions of new genera and species of GallerucinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481373-84http://biostor.org/reference/934911879A DendyReport on a second collection of sponges from the Gulf of ManaarAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481373-99http://biostor.org/reference/608301889Journey to Explore the Province of ParàAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481374-75http://biostor.org/reference/895171849M BrongniartXIV.—Note on a fossil Lycopodiacean fruitAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481374-79http://biostor.org/reference/924061869John BlackwallHow to prevent the attacks of the bed-bug, Cimex lectulariusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481375-76http://biostor.org/reference/896011849C Tate ReganXII.—The classification of Teleostean fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481375-86http://biostor.org/reference/864791909J E GrayDescription of Sarcoptilus, a new genus of PennatulidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481376-77http://biostor.org/reference/894771849VIII.—Of the Pith of PlantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481377-81http://biostor.org/reference/941411839Remarkable instances of instinct, or intelligence, in animalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481377-78http://biostor.org/reference/895941849BrachycladiumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural 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Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481381-82http://biostor.org/reference/870491899IX.—Remarks on some Species of the Genus SyngnathusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481381-85http://biostor.org/reference/941731839R I PocockThe genus Poecilotheria: its habits, history and speciesAnn. 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Hist.0374-5481391-98http://biostor.org/reference/501831859F W HopeXI.—Observations on the Tortoise or Shield Beetles, commonly denominated Cassida by Linnœus, with the Characters of Six New GeneraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481392-100http://biostor.org/reference/940921839L F De PourtalesDeep-sea dredgings in the region of the Gulf-streamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481392-93http://biostor.org/reference/916291869Diastylis bimarginatusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481393-93http://biostor.org/reference/929651879P FischerZoological results of dredgings in the bay of BiscayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481393-95http://biostor.org/reference/928711869Batelli On the anatomy of the larva of Eristalis tenaxAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481394-95http://biostor.org/reference/932421879O C MarshNotice of a new and diminutive species of fossil horse (Equus parvulus), from the tertiary of NebraskaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481395-96http://biostor.org/reference/919301869Siliceous spicules in Alcyonoid coralsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481396-96http://biostor.org/reference/922561869W F KirbyXIII.—Notes on the family Hetrodidæ, with a list of the described speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481397-101http://biostor.org/reference/870601899D'arcy W ThompsonX.—On some new and rare Hydroid Zoophytes (Sertulariidæ and Thuiariidæ) from Australia and New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481397-114http://biostor.org/reference/935141879J C MoultonXIV.—The collections of William John Burehell, D.C.L., in the Hope Department, Oxford University MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481398-111http://biostor.org/reference/864481909H J CarterR HopeX.—On a new British species of Microciona, Bk., in which the ends of the Tricurvate are spiniferous &cAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481399-106http://biostor.org/reference/885161889XII.—Some Observations on the Digestive Apparatus of InfusoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813100-105http://biostor.org/reference/941101839R I PocockIX.—On some external characters of Ruminant Artiodactyla.—Part VII. Domesticated cattle (Bos taurus and B. indicus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813101-114http://biostor.org/reference/873661919C SwinhoeNew species of Oriental LepidopteraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813102-116http://biostor.org/reference/606541899Rymer JonesOn the Digestive Apparatus of InfusoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813105-106http://biostor.org/reference/940941839J Gwyn JeffreysFurther gleanings in British ConchologyAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813106-120http://biostor.org/reference/502681859R K GrevilleXI.—Algæ Orientales:—Descriptions of new species belonging to the genus SargassumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813106-109http://biostor.org/reference/895041849Wm ThompsonXIII.—Note on the Migration of the Snowy Owl, Surnia nyctea, DumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813107-110http://biostor.org/reference/940871839H H Godwin-AustenXII.—Description of a supposed new species of Helix from near Moulmain, TenasserimAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813107-108http://biostor.org/reference/885421889W Murray DobieXII.—Observations on the minute structure and mode of contraction of voluntary muscular fibre; being the abstract of a paper read before the Royal Medical Society, Edinburgh, December 15th, 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813109-119http://biostor.org/reference/895801849C T ReganThe char (Salvelinus) of Great BritainAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813111-122http://biostor.org/reference/666471909XIV.—Florœ Insularum Novœ Zelandiœ Precursor; or a Specimen of the Botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813111-115http://biostor.org/reference/941881839John Denis MacdonaldXVIII.—ON the homologies of the dental plates and teeth of proboscidiferous GasteropodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813113-117http://biostor.org/reference/926061869Arthur W M WatersXI.—On the Bryozoa (Polyzoa) of the Bay of NaplesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813114-126http://biostor.org/reference/935301879Oldfeild ThomasX.—On some small mammals from CatamarcaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813115-118http://biostor.org/reference/873931919J E GrayXIX.—Notes on the fleshy Alcyonoid Corals (Alcyonium, Linn., or Zoophytaria carnosa)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813117-131http://biostor.org/reference/924191869Edmond BordageXV.—On the localization of the regenerative surfaces in the PhasmidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813117-119http://biostor.org/reference/871981899T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. LXXXIIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813118-125http://biostor.org/reference/590791919F A HeronNote on Papilio glycerion, GrayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813119-120http://biostor.org/reference/869021899Frederick M'coyXIII.—On some new genera and species of Palæozoic corals and ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813119-136http://biostor.org/reference/895141849Max WeberXVI.—On the origin of the fauna of CelebesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813121-136http://biostor.org/reference/872061899H Grose SmithXIV.—Descriptions of twenty-four new species of butterflies captured by Mr. Last in the Neighbourhood of Mombasa, East Coast of Africa, in the collection of Mr. H. Grose SmithAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813121-137http://biostor.org/reference/885641889T ScottOn some new and rare Entomostraca from the Scottish seasAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813122-130http://biostor.org/reference/582811909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813123-140http://biostor.org/reference/941501839XII.—Notes from the Gatty Marine Laboratory, St. Andrews.—No. XLIIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813125-164http://biostor.org/reference/873961919W L DistantXII.—Hemiptera from the North-eastern frontier of IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813127-133http://biostor.org/reference/935371879A GüntherXX.—Notice of a gigantic species of Batrachus from the Seychelle IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813131-132http://biostor.org/reference/926151869Francis P PascoeXXI.—Descriptions of new genera and species of Tenebrionidæ from Australia and TasmaniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813132-153http://biostor.org/reference/926231869A M NormanXIII.—On Loxosoma and Triticella, genera of semiparasitic Polyzoa in the British seasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813133-140http://biostor.org/reference/935501879H E StricklandXIV.—Supplementary notices regarding the Dodo and its Kindred Nos. 1, 2, 3Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813136-139http://biostor.org/reference/896071849W Blaxland BenhamXVII.—A re-examination of Hutton's types of New Zealand earthwormsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813136-141http://biostor.org/reference/872101899Frederick M'coyXV.—Reply to Sir Philip Egerton's Letter on the tail of DiplopterusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813139-140http://biostor.org/reference/895761849MiscellaneousAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813140-144http://biostor.org/reference/941371839Frederick M'coyXVI.—Reply to Prof. Owen's Letter on the ganoine of some fishteethAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813140-141http://biostor.org/reference/895641849M TreubXVI.—The new flora of KrakataoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813141-149http://biostor.org/reference/887301889W F KirbyXVIII.—Notes on the family Hetrodidæ, with a list of the described speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813141-146http://biostor.org/reference/872231899H J CarterOn Holasterella, a fossil sponge of the Carboniferous Era, and on Hemiasterella, a new genus of Recent spongesAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813141-150http://biostor.org/reference/608611879Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813146-148http://biostor.org/reference/895821849Alfred O WalkerXIX.—Hippolyte fascigera, Gosse, and H. gracilis (Heller)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813147-150http://biostor.org/reference/870801899Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813148-152http://biostor.org/reference/895281849O ThomasSome mammals from N.E. Kimberley, Northern AustraliaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813149-152http://biostor.org/reference/582871909XVI.—Descriptions of some new or rare Indian PlantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813150-155http://biostor.org/reference/942091839Albert C L G GüntherOn two new species of fishes from the BermudasAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813150-151http://biostor.org/reference/665631879E W L HoltW I BeaumontXX.—On Siriella armata (M.-Edw.) and the reputed occurrence of S. frontalis (M.-Edw.) in British seasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813151-152http://biostor.org/reference/872331899Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813152-154http://biostor.org/reference/878821889Oldfield ThomasXXI.—On new small mammals from South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813152-155http://biostor.org/reference/872451899Thomas HincksXVII.—On the classification of the British PolyzoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813153-164http://biostor.org/reference/937161879W C McintoshNotes from the Gatty Marine Laboratory, St. Andrews, no. 31. On the SpionidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813153-180http://biostor.org/reference/582601909Ch RobinOn the existence of an ovum or ovule as well in the male as in the female of plants and animals; producing in the one case spermatozoa or pollen-grains, in the other the primitive cells of the embryoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813154-157http://biostor.org/reference/895001849J Walter FewkesOn a new parasite of AmphiuraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813154-156http://biostor.org/reference/882291889F D GodmanXXII.—Descriptions of some new species of NapeogenesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813155-158http://biostor.org/reference/872541899XVII.—On the Goniatites found in the Transition Formations of the RhineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813155-165http://biostor.org/reference/941941839A GenocchiThe Bressa prizeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813156-156http://biostor.org/reference/884121889Alfred SandersXVIII.—Contributions to the anatomy of the central nervous system in Ceratodus ForsteriAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813157-188http://biostor.org/reference/887401889F MasonOn the Gum Kino of the Tenasserim ProvincesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813157-159http://biostor.org/reference/895081849Edmond BordageXXIII.—On the probable mode of formation of the fusion between the femur and trochanter in ArthropodsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813158-162http://biostor.org/reference/872821899Meteorological observations for Dec. 1848Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813159-159http://biostor.org/reference/894641849The record of zoological literature, 1867. Volume Fourth. Edited by Albert C. L. Günther, M. A. &c. &c. Van Voorst, 1868Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813160-161http://biostor.org/reference/922931869Annuario della Società dei Naturalisti in Modena. 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Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist0374-54813167-168http://biostor.org/reference/713761869W V LeggeXIX.—On two races or subspecies of Indian birds inhabiting CeylonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813168-169http://biostor.org/reference/935701879Deep-sea dredgingAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813168-170http://biostor.org/reference/916271869On the genus CatagmaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813169-170http://biostor.org/reference/932861879A M NormanNote on the genus HelleriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813170-171http://biostor.org/reference/919051869Lawrence E GriffinXXVI.—Notes on the tentacles of Nautilus pompiliusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813170-176http://biostor.org/reference/873571899XX.—On the Digestive Organs of InfusoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813170-177http://biostor.org/reference/941341839M J BarroisOn the development of the Chilostomatous BryozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813171-174http://biostor.org/reference/932701879J E GrayColobus palliatus, PetersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813171-171http://biostor.org/reference/916141869M Léon VaillantNote on the vitality of a sponge of the family Corticatæ (Tethya lyncurium, Lamarck)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813172-172http://biostor.org/reference/919181869William T BlanfordXXIV.—On the animal and operculum of Georissa, W. Blanf., and on its relations to Hydrocena, Parreyss; with a note on Hydrocena tersa, Bens., and H. milium, BensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813173-179http://biostor.org/reference/926621869M J LichtensteinMigration of the Aphides of the galls of the Pistachio to the roots of grassesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813174-175http://biostor.org/reference/931171879O C MarshA new order of extinct reptiles (Sauranodonta) from the Jurassic formation of the Rocky MountainsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813175-176http://biostor.org/reference/928931879Notice of a TetrarhynchusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813176-176http://biostor.org/reference/931661879C MereschkowskyXX.—On an anomaly among the Hydromedusœ, and on their mode of nutrition by means of the ectodermAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813177-181http://biostor.org/reference/937321879F WalkerDescriptions of British ChalciditesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54813177-182http://biostor.org/reference/718191839W L DistantXVIII.—On some South-African insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813178-180http://biostor.org/reference/872271899W HoughtonXXV.—The rabbit (Lepus cuniculus) as known to the ancientsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813179-183http://biostor.org/reference/926951869G A BoulengerXXIX.—On a specimen of Lepidopus atlanticus, Goode & Bean, from MadeiraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813180-181http://biostor.org/reference/873191899H B PrestonXXI.—Descriptions of seventeen new species and varieties of land and freshwater shells from East and West Africa and the TransvaalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813180-187http://biostor.org/reference/864441909E E AustenXXX.—On the preliminary stages and mode of escape of the imago in the dipterous genus Xylomyia, Rond. (Subula, Mg. et auct.), with especial reference to Xylomyia maculata, F.; and on the systematic position of the genusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813181-190http://biostor.org/reference/874301899XXII.—Note on the Effects of the Hurricane of January 7, 1839, in Ireland, on some Birds, Fishes, &cAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813182-185http://biostor.org/reference/941251839Albany HancockDennis EmbletonXIX.—On the anatomy of Eolis, a genus of mollusks of the order NudibranchiataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813183-202http://biostor.org/reference/895431849XXIII.— On a Meteoric Paper which fell from the Sky in the year 1686 in Courland, composed of Confervæ and InfusoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813185-186http://biostor.org/reference/941901839Arthur G ButlerXXII.—On a collection of Lepidoptera from the Island of JohannaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813186-192http://biostor.org/reference/937541879W L DistantRhyncotal Notes XLVIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813187-213http://biostor.org/reference/503441909A MatthewsNew genera and species of TrichopterygidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813188-195http://biostor.org/reference/605121889The Study of Man. By Alfred C. Haddon. 8vo. Pages xxxi and 512. With 49 Woodcuts and 8 Plates. Bliss and Co., London; Putnam and Sons, New York. 1898Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813190-193http://biostor.org/reference/869861899Descriptions and records of bees, lxxxivAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813191-198http://biostor.org/reference/989571919J E GrayXXVII.—On the manner of growth of HyalonemaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813192-196http://biostor.org/reference/927171869Arthur Wm WatersXXIII.—On the Bryozoa (Polyzoa) of the Bay of NaplesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813192-202http://biostor.org/reference/937671879Trouessart's Catalogue of MammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813193-195http://biostor.org/reference/869881899Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813193-213http://biostor.org/reference/941751839Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813195-196http://biostor.org/reference/869511899Thomas J MooreXXVIII.—On the habitat of the Regadera (watering-pot) or Venus's flower-basket (Euplectella aspergillum, Owen)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813196-199http://biostor.org/reference/927321869P Martin DuncanXX.—On some points in the anatomy of the species of Palæechinus (Scouler), M'Coy, and a proposed classificationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813196-206http://biostor.org/reference/887571889Charles ChiltonXXXI.—Note on the sexual characters of Ligia oceanicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813197-201http://biostor.org/reference/874371899C Tate ReganXV.—Note on Chandhuria, a Teleostean fish of the order OpisthomiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813198-199http://biostor.org/reference/874141919Oldfield ThomasXVI.—On small mammals collected by Sr. E. Budin in North-western PatagoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813199-212http://biostor.org/reference/874171919Arthur G ButlerXXXII.—A revision of the Pierine genus Huphina, with notes on the seasonal phases and descriptions of new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813201-214http://biostor.org/reference/874501899M J BerkeleyC E BroomeXXIV.—Notices of British fungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813202-212http://biostor.org/reference/937761879Thomas HorsfieldXX.—Brief notice of several mammalia and birds discovered by B. H. Hodgson, Esq., in Upper IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813202-203http://biostor.org/reference/895351849J Walter FewkesXXI.—On a new AthorybiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813207-210http://biostor.org/reference/887651889H J CarterXXII.—Further observations on the Foraminiferal genus Orbitoides of d'OrbignyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813210-214http://biostor.org/reference/887741889John MartinXXII.—Some account of the storm of January in BedfordshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813210-212http://biostor.org/reference/895471849T Rupert JonesH B HollXXX.—Notes on the Palæozoic Bivalved Entomostraca. No. IX. Some Silurian speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813211-229http://biostor.org/reference/927441869Knud AndersenXXIII.—On the characters and affinities of "Desmalopex" and PteralopexAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813213-222http://biostor.org/reference/863141909Oldfield ThomasXVII.—The new Argentine species of AkodonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813213-214http://biostor.org/reference/874191919J F DawsonXXIII.—Descriptions of five new species of ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813213-216http://biostor.org/reference/894851849Otto HolmqvistXXXIII.—List of fishes collected during the Peary Auxiliary Expedition, 1894Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813214-223http://biostor.org/reference/874691899MiscellaneousAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813214-216http://biostor.org/reference/941431839A GüntherOn mammals and reptiles from Johanna, Comoro IslandsAnn. 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Hist.0374-54813215-219http://biostor.org/reference/502491879R K GrevilleXXIV.—Algæ orientales:—Descriptions of new species belonging to the genus SargassumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813216-219http://biostor.org/reference/896051849XXIV.—Remarks on the Generic Distribution of the British Hydromyzidæ (Diptera)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813217-224http://biostor.org/reference/941571839W L DistantSome new species of the Homopterous family PyrrhocoridaeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813218-222http://biostor.org/reference/610191919G H K ThwaitesXXV.—On the gonidia of LichensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813219-222http://biostor.org/reference/894941849E WollastonNotes on the Lepidoptera of St Helena, with descriptions of new speciesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54813219-233http://biostor.org/reference/606361879A GüntherOn the geographical distribution of reptilesAnn. Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist0374-54813221-237http://biostor.org/reference/712071859Some parthenogenetic ChirenomidaeAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54813222-228http://biostor.org/reference/989791919Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813222-223http://biostor.org/reference/895781849G E H Barrett-HamiltonXXXIV.—Note on the Water-Voles of Bosnia, Asia Minor, and Western PersiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813223-225http://biostor.org/reference/874881899Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813224-233http://biostor.org/reference/895261849XXV.—On Ranunculus aquatilis of SmithAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813225-230http://biostor.org/reference/941991839G E H Barrett-HamiltonXXXV.—Note on the Sicilian dormice of the genera Eliomys and GlisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813226-228http://biostor.org/reference/875301899Herbert DruceXXXVI.—Descriptions of some new species of Heterocera from Tropical America, Africa, and the Eastern IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813228-236http://biostor.org/reference/875601899R E TurnerOn the Hymenoptera collected in New Caledonia by P.D. Montague in 1914Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813229-240http://biostor.org/reference/696861919On the species of Veneridae found in JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813229-236http://biostor.org/reference/989551869XXVI.—On the Common Limpet (Patella vulgaris), considered as an article of food in the North of IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813231-235http://biostor.org/reference/942151839M F PouchetNote on the development and organization of infusoria:—Gyratory movements of the vitellus: Pulsations of the contractile vesicle in the eggAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813233-235http://biostor.org/reference/896041849C T ReganDescriptions of three new freshwater fishes from South America, presented to the British Museum by Herr J. Paul ArnoldAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813234-235http://biostor.org/reference/666271909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813235-236http://biostor.org/reference/864701909W H B.British Museum, Zoological Department.—ConchologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813235-235http://biostor.org/reference/895481849J E GrayXXXII.—Note on the varieties of dogsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813236-240http://biostor.org/reference/927741869J E GrayOn Thaliella, a new genus of cirripedes allied to ScalpellumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813236-237http://biostor.org/reference/894981849Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813236-239http://biostor.org/reference/933981879Post-office regulationsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813237-238http://biostor.org/reference/895491849T R R StebbingOn the true Podocerus and some new genera of amphipodsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813237-241http://biostor.org/reference/601151899William NicollWilliam SmallXXVII.—Notes on larval TrematodesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813237-246http://biostor.org/reference/864881909The Tui, or parson-birdAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813238-238http://biostor.org/reference/896061849Rossia Owenii, BallAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813239-239http://biostor.org/reference/894741849M F HenneguyMethod of investigating the embryos of fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813240-241http://biostor.org/reference/931161879XXIX.—On the Wild Cattle of EnglandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813241-241http://biostor.org/reference/941111839G H K ThwaitesXXVI.—Note on Cystocoleus, a new genus of minute plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813241-242http://biostor.org/reference/895741849M A Milne-EdwardsOn a gigantic Isopod from the great depths of the SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813241-243http://biostor.org/reference/931791879George A BoulengerDescription of a new osphromenoid fish from the CongoAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813242-243http://biostor.org/reference/664431899Emily Mary SharpeXXXIX.—Description of two new butterflies collected by Major E. M. Woodward in Nandi, Equatorial AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813243-244http://biostor.org/reference/875081899G H K ThwaitesXXVII.—Description of Coccochloris Brebissonii, a new species of the Palmelleæ, in conjugationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813243-243http://biostor.org/reference/895771849H BaillonOrganogenic investigation of EupomatiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813244-245http://biostor.org/reference/921771869J E GrayThe Keitloa (Rhinaster keitloa)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813244-244http://biostor.org/reference/922791869XXXI.—Florœ Insularum Novœ Zelandiœ Precursor; or a Specimen of the Botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813244-250http://biostor.org/reference/941121839R Bullen NewtonRichard HollandXL.—On some Tertiary Foraminifera from Borneo collected by Professor Molengraaff and the late Mr. A. H. Everett, and their comparison with similar forms from SumatraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813245-264http://biostor.org/reference/870971899Charles LapworthXXVIII.—On the geological distribution of the RhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813245-257http://biostor.org/reference/938321879Note on Rhizocrinus lofotensisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813245-245http://biostor.org/reference/918931869J E GrayBerbyce mollis, a new British CoralAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813246-246http://biostor.org/reference/915721869R C WroughtonXXVIII.—New species of Dendromus and TateraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813246-249http://biostor.org/reference/864911909J E GrayNudibranchs in fresh waterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813247-248http://biostor.org/reference/919361869P Martin DuncanOn the anatomy of the test of Amphidetus (Echinocardium) Virginianus, Forbes; and on the genus BreyniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813248-248http://biostor.org/reference/920381869H J CarterXXXIII.—Notes on filigerous green Infusoria of the Island of BombayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813249-260http://biostor.org/reference/927831869R C L PerkinsXXIII.—On a new genus and species of bird of the family Drepanididæ from the Hawaiian islandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813250-252http://biostor.org/reference/874261919H K Brade-BirksS Brade-BirksNotes on Myriapoda. XVI. Some observations on nomenclatureAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813253-256http://biostor.org/reference/590701919R K GrevilleXXIX.—Algæ orientales:—Descriptions of new species belonging to the genus SargassumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813254-257http://biostor.org/reference/895681849Bibliographical NoticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813255-257http://biostor.org/reference/941821839W Harold Leigh-SharpeXXV.—Some observations on Pleurocystis cuénoti, Hesse, 1909, a Cœlozoic parasite of the earthwormAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813256-262http://biostor.org/reference/874281919R EtheridgeXXIX.—On the occurrence of a small and new Phyllopod Crustacean, referable to the genus Leaia, in the Lower Carboniferous rocks of the Edinburgh NeighbourhoodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813257-263http://biostor.org/reference/937901879Oldfield ThomasXXXI.—On mammals collected in Turkestan by Mr. Douglas CarruthersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813257-266http://biostor.org/reference/864231909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813257-282http://biostor.org/reference/941951839Philip Henry GosseXXX.—Descriptions of two new birds from JamaicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813257-259http://biostor.org/reference/895891849F WalkerCharacters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon insects (continued)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813258-265http://biostor.org/reference/604581859H E StricklandXXXI.—Supplementary notices regarding the Dodo and its Kindred. Nos. 4, 5Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813259-261http://biostor.org/reference/894681849John MiersXXXII.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813261-269http://biostor.org/reference/894701849H J CarterXXXIV.—Strange phenomena in a microscopic cellAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813261-264http://biostor.org/reference/928031869Oldfield ThomasXXVI.—Notes on gerbils referred to the genus Meriones, with descriptions of new species and subspeciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813263-273http://biostor.org/reference/874311919H N MoseleyXXX.—Notes on the species of Peripatus, and especially on those of Cayenne and the West IndiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813263-267http://biostor.org/reference/938441879L A BorradaileXLI.—The outcome of a South-Sea voyageAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813264-267http://biostor.org/reference/871081899Knud AndersenXXXII.—Two new bats from the Solomon IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813266-270http://biostor.org/reference/863131909Edgar A SmithXXVI.—Notes on the genus Melapium, H. and A. AdamsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813267-269http://biostor.org/reference/888351889Arthur Wm WatersXXXI.—On the Bryozoa (Polyzoa) of the Bay of NaplesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813267-281http://biostor.org/reference/938601879Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813268-270http://biostor.org/reference/865691899Richard SpruceXXXIII.—The Musci and Hepaticæ of the PyreneesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813269-293http://biostor.org/reference/895271849Edgar A SmithXXVII.—Description of a new genus of parasitic MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813270-271http://biostor.org/reference/888431889C T ReganDescription of a new cichlid fish of the genus Heterogramma from La PlataAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813270-270http://biostor.org/reference/665891909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813270-272http://biostor.org/reference/869571899F W Fitz-SimonsXXXIV.—On the toxic action of the bite of the Boomslang or South-African tree-snake (Dispholidus typus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813271-278http://biostor.org/reference/864641909G A BoulengerDescriptions of new batrachians in the collection of the British Museum (Natural History)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813273-277http://biostor.org/reference/517701899G F HampsonDescriptions of new Pyralidae of the subfamilies Crambinae and SiginaeAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54813275-292http://biostor.org/reference/607061919G LewisOn new species of HisteridaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813277-287http://biostor.org/reference/605021889Francis P PascoeXXXVII.—Descriptions of new genera and species of Tenebrionidæ from Australia and TasmaniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813277-296http://biostor.org/reference/928431869A AlcockA R S AndersonXLIII.—Natural history notes from H.M. Royal Indian Marine Survey Ship ‘Investigator,’ Commander T. H. Heming, R.N., commanding.—Series III., No. 2. An account of the deep-sea Crustacea dredged during the Surveying-Season of 1897–98Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813278-292http://biostor.org/reference/871191899E W L HoltL W ByrnePreliminary note on some fishes from the Irish Atlantic slopeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813279-280http://biostor.org/reference/666371909New African phlebotomic Diptera in the British Museum (Natural History). Part viAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54813280-284http://biostor.org/reference/976621909Henry H SlaterXXXII.—On a new genus of Pycnogon and a variety of Pycnogonum littorale from JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813281-283http://biostor.org/reference/938701879MiscellaneousAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813282-288http://biostor.org/reference/941231839H J CarterContributions to our knowledge of the SpongidaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813284-304http://biostor.org/reference/608411879Ernest E AustenXXXVII.—New genera and species of blood-sucking Muscidæ from the Ethiopian and Oriental regions, in the British Museum (Natural History)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813285-299http://biostor.org/reference/864361909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813288-289http://biostor.org/reference/883791889A WhiteSpicilegia Entomologica.--IV. Diagnoses Coleopterorum quatuorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813290-291http://biostor.org/reference/654021859F Jeffrey BellNote on the relative claims to recognition of the generic names Arbacia, Gray, and Echinocidaris, Des MoulinsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813290-290http://biostor.org/reference/882121889F Jeffrey BellNote on Antedon pumila and A. incommodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813292-292http://biostor.org/reference/881971889Herbert DruceXLIV.—Descriptions of some new species of Heterocera from Tropical AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813293-302http://biostor.org/reference/871301899On a new type of Astrorhizidae from the Bay of BengalAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54813293-296http://biostor.org/reference/981681889William ClarkXXXIV.—Observations on the animal of Kellia rubra, in a letter to Professor Edward ForbesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813293-295http://biostor.org/reference/894901849A M NormanXXXVIII.—Notes on a few Hebridean sponges, and on a new Desmacidon from JerseyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813296-299http://biostor.org/reference/928601869XXXIV.—On the Pinus and Abies, with remarks on a New SpeciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813296-302http://biostor.org/reference/941701839C W AndrewsXXXVIII.—On some new Steneosaurs from the Oxford Clay of PeterboroughAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813299-308http://biostor.org/reference/864501909E NewmanSupplementary note to the synonomy of PassandraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813303-305http://biostor.org/reference/604361839G A BoulengerOn the reptiles and batrachians obtained in Morocco by M. Henry VaucherAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54813303-307http://biostor.org/reference/492931889XXXVI.—On the Morphology of the Ascidia of PlantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813305-314http://biostor.org/reference/942101839Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813305-312http://biostor.org/reference/895161849G A BoulengerDescription of a new batrachian of the genus Eupemphix from TrinidadAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813307-308http://biostor.org/reference/518451889P H GosseOn the habits of Mabouya agilisAnn. Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist0374-54813307-310http://biostor.org/reference/716081849Edgar A SmithXXXV.—Notes on the genus LobigerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813308-311http://biostor.org/reference/889461889C SwinhoeXXX.—On the geographical distribution of the genus Cosmophila, a Noctuid of the family GonopteridæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813309-314http://biostor.org/reference/874381919James RitchieXL.—Note on a rare Plumularian hydroid, Cladocarpus formosusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813310-314http://biostor.org/reference/864211909H Grose SmithXXXVI.—Descriptions of ten more new species of butterflies captured by Mr. John Whitehead at Kina Balu Mountain, North BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813312-319http://biostor.org/reference/889581889M P DuchartreOn polycotyledonous embryosAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813312-314http://biostor.org/reference/895991849R Bowdler SharpeXXXV.—Descritpion of two new species of birds from South-eastern New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813313-313http://biostor.org/reference/939111879C SwinhoeXXXI.—New Lycœnids and hesperids and two new species of the noctuid family AcontiidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813314-319http://biostor.org/reference/874391919Preparation of pineapple fibres in Singapore for the manufacture of pina clothAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813314-315http://biostor.org/reference/895241849Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813314-317http://biostor.org/reference/915811869Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813315-315http://biostor.org/reference/864411909Advantages accruing from the study of entomologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813315-317http://biostor.org/reference/895881849Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813316-317http://biostor.org/reference/934021879W L DistantRhynchotal notes. XLVIIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813317-345http://biostor.org/reference/610201909William GambelDescription of a new Mexican quailAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813317-318http://biostor.org/reference/895151849J E GrayBirds in the Philadelphia MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813317-319http://biostor.org/reference/915961869M L C E CosmoviciOn the segmental organs and genital glands of the sedentary Polychætal AnnelidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813318-320http://biostor.org/reference/933461879William GambelDescriptions of two new Californian quadrupedsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813318-319http://biostor.org/reference/895851849J E GrayLamarck's collection of shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813319-321http://biostor.org/reference/917701869J Chester BradleyXXXII.—The status of Parabates, Foerster, and Parabatus, Thomson [Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidæ]Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813319-324http://biostor.org/reference/874411919Meteorological observations for Feb. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813319-319http://biostor.org/reference/895251849M N SobokinOn Gloidium quadrifidum, a new genus of the group ProtistaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813320-320http://biostor.org/reference/932121879XXXVIII.—On a Leather-like Substance found formed upon a MeadowAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813320-322http://biostor.org/reference/941651839J GerbeOn the constitution and development of the ovarian egg of the SacculinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813321-322http://biostor.org/reference/920541869A HancockOn the excavating powers of certain sponges belonging to the genus Cliona, with descriptions of several new species, and an allied generic formAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813321-348http://biostor.org/reference/608591849J KorenD C DanielssenXXXVI.—Descriptions of new species belonging to the genus Solenopus, with some observations on their organizationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813321-328http://biostor.org/reference/939221879XXXIX.—Contributions towards a Flora of Van Diemen's Land; from collections sent by R. W. Lawrence and Ronald Gunn, Esqrs., to Sir W. J. HookerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813322-327http://biostor.org/reference/942081839J E GrayEuplectellaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813322-323http://biostor.org/reference/916541869Harvey Sea-pools in the friendly islandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813323-324http://biostor.org/reference/922531869G C ChampionXXIII.-The Malacoderm genera Prionocerus and Idgia, and their sexual characters [Coleoptera]Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813325-372http://biostor.org/reference/874241919XL.—Information respecting Botanical Travellers. Mr. Gardner's Journeys in BrazilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813327-336http://biostor.org/reference/941931839T Vernon WollastonXXXVII.—Notes on the Lepidoptera of St. Helena, with descriptions of new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813329-343http://biostor.org/reference/939351879R I PocockXXXVIII.—Notes on some Buthidæ, new and oldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813334-351http://biostor.org/reference/889821889Bibliographical NoticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813336-343http://biostor.org/reference/941581839William T BlanfordXLI.—Notes on some Indian and Mascarene land-shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813340-344http://biostor.org/reference/924461869G E H Barrett-HamiltonXLVII.—Note on the harvest-mice of the Palæarctic regionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813341-345http://biostor.org/reference/871721899H J CarterXXXVIII.—Contributions to our knowledge of the SpongidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813343-360http://biostor.org/reference/939401879Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813343-356http://biostor.org/reference/941961839Francis P PascoeXLII.—Descriptions of new genera and species of Tenebrionidæ from Australia and TasmaniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813344-351http://biostor.org/reference/924571869Herbert DruceXLIII.—Descriptions of four new species of Heterocera from Tropical South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813345-346http://biostor.org/reference/864521909G A BoulengerXLVIII.—On the South-Pacific fishes of the genus CallanthiasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813346-347http://biostor.org/reference/871861899R I PocockXLIX.—A new stridulating Theraphosid spider from South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813347-349http://biostor.org/reference/871431899Herbert DruceXLIV.—Descriptions of three new species of Heterocera from Dutch New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813347-348http://biostor.org/reference/864561909Guy DollmanXLV.—On mammals collected by Mr. S. 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Klotzsch, with Additions and CorrectionsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813375-401http://biostor.org/reference/941971839Chas ChiltonXXXV.—The Amphipod Orchestia tucurauna, Fritz Müller, of Brazil, redescribed from New Zealand specimensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813376-386http://biostor.org/reference/874491919Ed Perceval WrightXLVII.—Notes on the animal of the organ-pipe coral (Tubipora musica)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813377-383http://biostor.org/reference/925391869Charles O WaterhouseXLI.—Descriptions of new Coleoptera belonging to the genera Monomma, Silis, and LithinusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813379-382http://biostor.org/reference/935871879Oldfield ThomasR C WroughtonLII.—Two new Macaques from W. JavaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813380-381http://biostor.org/reference/864251909William ClarkXL.—Observations on the recent ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813380-383http://biostor.org/reference/895341849Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813382-382http://biostor.org/reference/864261909P Martin DuncanXLII.—On the zoological position of the Ophiurans obtained by Dr. Wallich, F.L.S., during the voyage of H.M.S. ‘Bulldog’ in 1860Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813382-384http://biostor.org/reference/936031879John MiersXLVIII.—On the comparative carpical structure of the Ehretiaceæ and CordiaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813383-388http://biostor.org/reference/925581869Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813383-384http://biostor.org/reference/864191909Joshua AlderXLI.—On the animal of Kellia rubraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813383-386http://biostor.org/reference/895031849On some new Steneosaurs from the Oxford Clay of PeterboroughAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813384-384http://biostor.org/reference/864431909Du PlessisXLIII.—Researches on Cosmetira salinarum, a new Paludicolous Medusa of the Environs of CetteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813385-389http://biostor.org/reference/936151879J T ReinhardtXLII.—Description of a bag-shaped, glandular apparatus on a Brazilian bat, the Emballonura canina of Pr. MaximilianAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813386-388http://biostor.org/reference/895371849William KingXLIII.—On some families and genera of coralsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813388-390http://biostor.org/reference/895541849Frederick SmithXLIX.—Wasps and their habitsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813389-394http://biostor.org/reference/925101869A GüntherNote on two Bermuda fishes recently described as newAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813389-390http://biostor.org/reference/931531879M L JolietOn the presence of a segmental organ in the Endoproct BryozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813390-391http://biostor.org/reference/933341879E D CopeThe origin of the specialized teeth of the CarnivoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813391-392http://biostor.org/reference/934521879Rare and remarkable animals of Scotland, represented from living subjects; with practical observations on their nature. By Sir John Graham Dalyell, Bart. Volume second, containing fifty-six coloured Plates. London: John Van Voorst, 1848. 4toAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813391-396http://biostor.org/reference/895391849Rowland E TurnerXXXVII.—Notes on Fossorial Hymenoptera.—XXXVII. On some Sphecinæ in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813393-398http://biostor.org/reference/874521919Oscar SchmidtXLIV.—Remarks upon the memoirs on LoxosomaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813393-404http://biostor.org/reference/936251879Alfred O WalkerLIX.—Podocerus and Jassa of LeachAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813394-395http://biostor.org/reference/867231899A History of British sessile-eyed Crustacea. By C. Spence Bate, F.R.S., F.L.S., and J. O. Westwood, M.A., F.L.S. 8vo. London : Van Voorst, 1861–1868Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813395-395http://biostor.org/reference/915291869M Milne-EdwardsOn the zoological discoveries recently made in Madagascar by M. Alfred GrandidierAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813396-398http://biostor.org/reference/921701869P De GrijsNotes on the faculty of changing colour in reptilesAnn. Mag.Nat. HistAnn. Mag.Nat. Hist0374-54813396-402http://biostor.org/reference/723511899First steps to zoology. By Robert Patterson. Simms and M'Intyre. London, 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813396-396http://biostor.org/reference/895211849Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813397-422http://biostor.org/reference/895451849R E TurnerNew Australian diplopterous HymenopteraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813398-399http://biostor.org/reference/607841919C A WhiteAre Unios sensitive to light?Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813399-400http://biostor.org/reference/915651869Edgar A SmithXLVI.—On the Mollusca collected by Mr. G. A. 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Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813419-422http://biostor.org/reference/886531889T P BarkasLI.—On the discovery of a malar of a large reptile in the Northumberland coal-measuresAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813419-419http://biostor.org/reference/917841869XLVI.— On two South African Genera of the Natural Order PassifloreæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813420-421http://biostor.org/reference/941091839Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813422-424http://biostor.org/reference/895071849G T Bethune-BakerLV.—Descriptions of new African LepidopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813422-437http://biostor.org/reference/864661909F Jeffrey BellL.—Note on a remarkably large specimen of Luidia from the Island of MauritiusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813422-423http://biostor.org/reference/880051889XLVII.—List of Fossil Mammifera from the Basin of the Rio dm Velhas, with an extract of some of their distinguishing CharactersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813422-427http://biostor.org/reference/942011839M SarsLIII.—Remarks on the distribution of animal life in the depths of the seaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813423-441http://biostor.org/reference/918021869R Bowdler SharpeLI.—On two new species of birds from Kina Balu MountainAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813423-424http://biostor.org/reference/880191889Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813424-427http://biostor.org/reference/895551849Thomas HincksLII.—The Polyzoa of the St. Lawrence: a study of 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History0374-54813438-440http://biostor.org/reference/883541889Hamilton H DruceLVI.—Description of a new Hesperid from Peru, belonging to the subfamily PyrrhopyginæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813438-438http://biostor.org/reference/864571909Oldfield ThomasR C WroughtonLVII.—Diagnoses of new mammals collected by Mr. H. 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Robinson in the Malay Peninsula and Rhio ArchipelagoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813439-441http://biostor.org/reference/864511909C ClausResults of recent investigations upon the organization of the Nebaliæ and the systematic position of the LeptostracaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813441-443http://biostor.org/reference/883981889W T CalmanThe genus Puerulus, Ortmann and the post-larval development of the Spiny Lobsters (Palinuridae)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813441-446http://biostor.org/reference/582141909O C MarshLIV.—Notice of some new reptilian remains from the cretaceous beds of BrazilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813442-444http://biostor.org/reference/918081869H C MccookXLVIII.—On the architecture and habits of the cutting ant of Texas (Atta fervens)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813442-449http://biostor.org/reference/936801879Bibliographical NoticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813443-445http://biostor.org/reference/940961839John MiersXLV.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813443-451http://biostor.org/reference/895501849M Léon GuignardOn the formation of the antherozoids of the CharaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813443-444http://biostor.org/reference/882911889A GüntherLV.—Descriptions of two new species of fishes discovered by the Marquis J. DoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813444-445http://biostor.org/reference/918181869Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813445-461http://biostor.org/reference/941051839Japetus SteenstrupLVI.—The character of the indigenous Icelandic terrestrial mammalian fauna, with especial reference to Mr. Andrew Murray's representation of it in his ‘Geographical Distributtion of Mammals’Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813445-457http://biostor.org/reference/918281869E S RussellPreliminary notice on the Cephalopoda collected by the Fishery Cruiser Goldseeker 1903-1908Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54813446-455http://biostor.org/reference/697091909Charles LapworthXLIX.—On the geological distribution of the RhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813449-455http://biostor.org/reference/936351879W ClarkXLVI.—On the animal of Kellia rubraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813452-456http://biostor.org/reference/895191849Thomas ScottLX.—Note on the occurrence of Cytheridea castanea, G. S. Brady, in a surface-deposit in the vicinity of Buenos Ayres, South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813454-456http://biostor.org/reference/867691899M LichtensteinThe cochineals of the elm: a new genus, Ritsemia pupiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813455-457http://biostor.org/reference/934401879W P P.Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813456-456http://biostor.org/reference/864851909John ReidXLVII.—An account of a specimen of the Vaagmaer, or Vogmarus Islandicus (Trachypterus Bogmarus of Cuvier and Valenciennes), thrown ashore in the Firth of ForthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54813456-477http://biostor.org/reference/895901849C GraveLXI.—Embryology of Ophiocoma echinata, Agassiz. 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London, Van Voorst, 8vo. 1840Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481442-43http://biostor.org/reference/941981839Notes on fossorial Hymenoptera. xxxviii, on new ethiopian speciesAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-5481444-50http://biostor.org/reference/988451919J W SalterIV.—On the occurrence of a fish (Pteraspis) in the lower Ludlow rockAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481444-48http://biostor.org/reference/891851859W J SollasIV.—On Plocamia plena, a new species of Echinonematous spongeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481444-53http://biostor.org/reference/930401879Epicrisis Systematis Mycologici seu Synopsis Hymenomycetum. Elias Fries. Upsaliæ, 1836–1838. 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AustenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481469-70http://biostor.org/reference/873651919P KoorevaarIV.—The Larval stage of Hypoderma bovisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481469-73http://biostor.org/reference/866611899Preventive against madness in elephantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481470-70http://biostor.org/reference/941021839W L DistantX.—Descriptions of new species and genera of the Heteropterous family Reduviidæ from British IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481471-79http://biostor.org/reference/873911919Meteorological observations for July, 1840Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481471-71http://biostor.org/reference/941081839C Davies SherbornDates of the parts of C. H. C. 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XLVIIIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481473-87http://biostor.org/reference/653611909G Moquin-TandonNote on a new hermaphrodite Chœtopod AnnelidAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481473-74http://biostor.org/reference/918801869Charles O WaterhouseVIII.—A third contribution to the knowledge of the Cetoniidæ of MadagascarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481474-83http://biostor.org/reference/935011879Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481474-78http://biostor.org/reference/865941899A Bernhard-MeyerThe poison-glands of Callophis intestinalis and C. bivirgatusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481474-74http://biostor.org/reference/922901869On the development of the Purkinjean corpuscle in boneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481474-75http://biostor.org/reference/895691849John CassinDescriptions of new species of the genera Nyctale, Brehm., and Sycobius, VieillAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481475-76http://biostor.org/reference/894791849F BillingsNote on the structure of the BlastoideaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481476-76http://biostor.org/reference/919161869Edward HallowellDescription of a new species of Salamander from Upper CaliforniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481476-77http://biostor.org/reference/895951849Geological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481477-77http://biostor.org/reference/891921859F MasonThe pine tree of the Tenasserim provincesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481477-78http://biostor.org/reference/894831849John Denis MacdonaldVIII.—On the anatomy of Diplommatina, and its affinity with Cyclophorus and Pupina in the CyclophoridæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481477-81http://biostor.org/reference/923501869Herbert DruceXI.—Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera, chiefly from Central AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481477-94http://biostor.org/reference/885251889J Kunckel D'herculaisOn Ecdysis in insects, considered as a means of defence against animal or vegetable parasites.—Special Rôles of the Tracheal and intestinal EcdysesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481478-80http://biostor.org/reference/869071899L PfeifferDescription of a new Helix and Streptaxis, from the collection of H. Cuming, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481478-79http://biostor.org/reference/895181849Richard S BagnallXI.—On the discovery of two species of Brachychætenumidæ, a minor group of Millipedes peculiar to the British IslesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481479-84http://biostor.org/reference/873941919Meteorological observations for May 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481479-79http://biostor.org/reference/895111849Occurrence of Rhinolophus Hipposideros in IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481480-80http://biostor.org/reference/891571859H G BronnVII.—On the laws of evolution of the organic world during the formation of the crust of the EarthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481481-90http://biostor.org/reference/891551859H J CarterIX.—A descriptive account of the freshwater sponges (genus Spongilla) in the Island of Bombay, with observations on their structure and developmentAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481481-100http://biostor.org/reference/895411849James Cosmo MelvillV.—Notes on the Mollusca of the Arabian Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman, mostly dredged by Mr. F. W. Townsend, with descriptions of twenty-seven speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481481-101http://biostor.org/reference/869951899P Martin DuncanIX.—On some spheroidal lithistid spongida from the Upper Silurian formation of New BrunswickAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481484-91http://biostor.org/reference/930521879W J KayeNew species and genera of Nymphalidae, Syntomidae and Sphingidae in the Joicey collectionAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481484-93http://biostor.org/reference/590971919H B PrestonIX.—New land and freshwater shells from West AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481487-91http://biostor.org/reference/864871909W H BensonVIII.—Observations on the shell and animal of Hybocystis, a new genus of Cyclostomidæ, based on Megalomastoma gravidum and Otopoma Blennus, B.; with notes on other living shells from India and BurmahAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481490-93http://biostor.org/reference/891511859Supplement to the Second Edition of ‘Acadian Geology,’ &c.. By J. W. Dawson, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S., &c. 8vo, 102 pp. Macmillan and Co., London &c., 1878Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481492-93http://biostor.org/reference/934321879The Gault, being the substance of a lecture delivered in the Woodwardian Museum, Cambridge, 1878, and before the Geologists' Association, 1879. By F. G. Hilton Price, F.G.S. 8vo, 81 pp. Taylor and Francis, London, 1879Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481493-93http://biostor.org/reference/934431879W H BensonIX.—Notes on the animals of Rhaphaulus Chrysalis, Pupina artata, Otopoma clausum, Helix Achatina, and H. pylaïcaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481493-96http://biostor.org/reference/891911859M CosmoviciOn the body-cavity of the sedentary annelids and their segmental organs; with some remarks on the genus PhascolosomaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481494-95http://biostor.org/reference/932481879H A BaylisXIII.—A new species of the nematode genus Crossocephalus from the rhinocerosAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481494-98http://biostor.org/reference/873981919H J CarterXII.—Ramulina parasitica, a new species of fossil Foraminifera infesting Orbitolites Mantelli, var. Theobaldi, with comparative observations on the process of reproduction in the Mycetozoa, Freshwater Rhizopoda, and ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481494-101http://biostor.org/reference/885491889Edgar A SmithXI.—Notes on Voluta norrisii, V. piperita, V. sophia, and description of a new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481495-98http://biostor.org/reference/864371909John A RyderMorphological notes on the limbs of the amphiumidœ, as indicating a possible synonymy of the supposed generaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481495-96http://biostor.org/reference/931231879John GouldX.—Descriptions of four new species of humming-birds from MexicoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481496-98http://biostor.org/reference/892031859James TweedieXI.—Extracts from a few rough notes of a journey across the Pampas of Buenos Ayres to Tucuman, in 1835Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481496-105http://biostor.org/reference/940951839M E MaupasOn Haptophrya gigantea, a new Opalinid from the intestines of the anurous Batrachia of AlgeriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481497-99http://biostor.org/reference/932141879O ThomasNew African small mammals in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481498-112http://biostor.org/reference/660721909Descriptions and records of bees, lxxxviAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481498-104http://biostor.org/reference/989261919H J CarterXI.—On Dracunculus and microscopic Filaridæ in the island of BombayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481498-116http://biostor.org/reference/892081859M W SorensenOn the apparatus of sound in some South-American fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481499-100http://biostor.org/reference/932451879W B ClarkeX.—Notice of a Bottle-nosed Dolphin (Delphinus Tursio, Fabr.) upon the Suffolk coastAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814100-102http://biostor.org/reference/895861849H J CarterX.—On the mode of growth of Stromatopora, including the commensalism of CaunoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814101-106http://biostor.org/reference/935151879R W ShufeldtVI.—Observations on the classification of birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814101-111http://biostor.org/reference/870041899Bird-Life of the Borders: Records of Wild Sport and Natural History on Moorland and Sea, by Abel Chapman. Gurney and Jackson, London, 1889Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814102-103http://biostor.org/reference/878981889John Gray SandieGeorge PadleyXI.—On Entozoa found in the lungs of a sheepAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814102-104http://biostor.org/reference/894661849Sylvan Folk: Sketches of bird- and Animal-Life in Britain. By John Watson. T. Fisher UnwinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814103-104http://biostor.org/reference/884051889A Handbook of Cryptogamic Botany. By A. W. Bennett, M.A., B.Sc., F.L.S., and G. M. Murray, F.L.S. With 378 Illustrations. London and New York: Longmans, 1889. 8vo. Pp. 473Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814104-105http://biostor.org/reference/878291889Richard SpruceXII.—The Musci and Hepaticæ of the PyreneesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814104-120http://biostor.org/reference/894841849W C M'intoshXI.—On the early stages in the development of Phyllodoce maculata, JohnstonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814104-108http://biostor.org/reference/923761869Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814106-107http://biostor.org/reference/883821889XIII.—Floræ insularum Novæ Zelandiæ precursor; or a specimen of the Botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814106-111http://biostor.org/reference/941841839A Smith WoodwardTriassic fish-scales from SiberiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814107-107http://biostor.org/reference/884531889J GouldDescriptions of five new Species of Birds from Queensland, Australia; and a new humming-bird from the BahamasAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814108-112http://biostor.org/reference/599371869J S BalyDescriptions of new genera and species of Galerucinae (continued from vol. iii p.84)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814108-120http://biostor.org/reference/604981879M M A GiardJules BonnierOn the morphology and systematic position of the Epicarides of the family DajidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814108-110http://biostor.org/reference/883141889A parasitic CopepodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814110-110http://biostor.org/reference/878441889M Maurice BedotProcesses for the preservation of the lower marine animalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814111-111http://biostor.org/reference/883871889Principles of General and Comparative Physiology, intended as an introduction to the study of Human Physiology, and as a Guide to the Philosophical Pursuit of Natural History. By William B. Carpenter, M.R.C.S., late President of the Royal Medical and RoyaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814111-116http://biostor.org/reference/941721839O ThomasA new gibbon from AnnamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814112-113http://biostor.org/reference/660761909M Charles BrongniartThe cockroaches of the Carboniferous EpochAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814112-112http://biostor.org/reference/884141889Wyville ThomsonXIII.—On the depths of the seaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814112-124http://biostor.org/reference/923981869H A BaylisXVI.—On a curious malformation in Tænia saginataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814114-118http://biostor.org/reference/874161919Edmond BordageIX.—The regeneration of limbs in the Mantidæ, and the constant occurrence of a tetramerous tarsus in limbs regenerated after self-mutilation among the Orthoptera pentameraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814115-118http://biostor.org/reference/866721899Andrew MurrayXII.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West coast of AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814116-123http://biostor.org/reference/891481859Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society for the Years 1837–38. Part I. Vol. VIII. 8vo. 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814116-117http://biostor.org/reference/940911839Verzeichniss der Conchylien in der Sammlung von E. Anton. HalleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814117-117http://biostor.org/reference/941421839Indo-malayan and australian NoctuidaeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814118-127http://biostor.org/reference/989581919Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814118-135http://biostor.org/reference/941001839Gilbert J ArrowX.—On the Rutelid beetles of the Transvaal; an enumeration of a collection made by Mr. W. L. DistantAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814118-122http://biostor.org/reference/870361899Robert ScottXIII.—Remarks on the growth of Bambusa arundinacea in the large conservatory, chatsworthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814120-121http://biostor.org/reference/895931849George NewportXIV.—On the identification of the parasitic genus of insects, AnthophorabiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814122-124http://biostor.org/reference/895231849J S BalyDescriptions of new genera and species of phytophagous insectsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814124-128http://biostor.org/reference/604841859George A BoulengerDescription of a new genus of gobioid fishes from the Andes of EcuadorAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814125-126http://biostor.org/reference/664381899W H BensonXV.—Descriptions of four new Asiatic species of the genus Pupa of DraparnaudAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814125-128http://biostor.org/reference/895651849A M NormanXIII.—Revision of British MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814126-153http://biostor.org/reference/870671899Oldfield ThomasXVIII.—A new species of Euneomys from PatagoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814127-128http://biostor.org/reference/874211919Oldfield ThomasXIX.—List of mammals from the highlands of Jujuy, North Argentina, collected by Sr. E. BudinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814128-135http://biostor.org/reference/874021919A VoelckerXVI.—On the chemical composition of the fluid in the Ascidia of NepenthesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814128-136http://biostor.org/reference/895101849M Alphonse Milne-EdwardsXV.—Observations on the ancient fauna of the Mascarene IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814129-132http://biostor.org/reference/925671869S A NeaveXV.—On some new species of birds from Katanga, Congo Free StateAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814129-130http://biostor.org/reference/864801909T BrounXVI.—Descriptions of new genera and species of New-Zealand ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814130-161http://biostor.org/reference/864151909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814132-133http://biostor.org/reference/922021869On the origin of the name "Penguin."Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814133-133http://biostor.org/reference/921221869M BidardOn the structure of the flower of the Gramineæ, the functions of the organs of which it is composed, and the phenomena which accompany the act of fecundationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814134-135http://biostor.org/reference/921581869J EscobarOn a tree-frog in new granada which secretes a poison employed by the indians to poison their arrowsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814135-136http://biostor.org/reference/919791869Albert C L G GüntherNotice of two new species of fishes from the South seasAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814136-137http://biostor.org/reference/665611879John MiersXVII.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814136-142http://biostor.org/reference/894871849Botanical Society of LondonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814136-138http://biostor.org/reference/941141839A GiardXVII.—Notes towards the history of the genus EntoniscusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814137-157http://biostor.org/reference/937141879Allman XV.—Notes on the Hydroid zoophytesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814137-144http://biostor.org/reference/891691859R BuchholzNote on the Crustacea which live parasitically in Ascidia in the MediterraneanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814137-138http://biostor.org/reference/919001869M F LeydigOn the CæciliæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814138-140http://biostor.org/reference/920561869Notice of an uncommonly tame and sensible Pine Marten (Mustela Martes)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814139-140http://biostor.org/reference/941261839Clangula Barrovii, a native of IcelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814140-141http://biostor.org/reference/941671839Frederick M'coyOn the spire of Voluta ThatcheriAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814140-140http://biostor.org/reference/921511869Charles DarwinXVI.—Notes on the fertilization of orchidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814141-159http://biostor.org/reference/925761869On the moulting process in the cray fishAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814141-143http://biostor.org/reference/941381839W ClarkXVIII.—On the animal of Kellia rubraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814142-146http://biostor.org/reference/895911849Meteorological observations for August, 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814143-143http://biostor.org/reference/940981839Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814144-156http://biostor.org/reference/892041859W R Ogilvie GrantXV.—Francolinus Altumi, Fischer and Reichenow, is the male of F. Hildebrandti, CabanisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814145-146http://biostor.org/reference/887141889XIV.—Description of animal life in Nova ZemblaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814145-154http://biostor.org/reference/941911839J Walter FewkesXVI.—On Angelopsis, and its relationship to certain Siphonophara taken by the ‘Challenger’Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814146-155http://biostor.org/reference/887271889Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814146-152http://biostor.org/reference/895461849R CasparyThe effect of iodine upon the nectaryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814152-156http://biostor.org/reference/894731849Insects, their structure and life. A primer of entomology. By George H. Carpenter, B.Sc. Lond. Pp. xi, 404. London, J. M. Dent & CoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814153-154http://biostor.org/reference/866521899Cries and call-notes of birds: with musical illustrations. By C. A. Witchell. 8vo. Upcott Gill, 1899Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814154-154http://biostor.org/reference/866141899Oldfield ThomasXXII.—Two new Rodents from Tartagal, Salta, N. ArgentinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814154-156http://biostor.org/reference/874221919XV.—On the fructification of Lycoperdon, Phallus, and their allied generaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814155-159http://biostor.org/reference/941861839W F KirbyXVII.—On the collection of Lepidoptera formed by Basil Thomson, Esq., in the Louisiade ArchipelagoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814156-167http://biostor.org/reference/887371889Relations of the land-molluscan Fauna of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814156-156http://biostor.org/reference/869631899Leidy On the intimate structure of articular cartilageAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814156-158http://biostor.org/reference/895321849Harriet RichardsonXIV.—Key to the Isopods of the Pacific coast of North America, with descriptions of twenty-two new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814157-187http://biostor.org/reference/870711899Collecting-basket for the sea-sideAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814157-157http://biostor.org/reference/891671859Alfred NewtonXVIII.—On some moot points in ornithological nomenclatureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814158-163http://biostor.org/reference/937231879Ch MartiusOn the heating of the soil of high mountains, and its influence upon the limit of eternal snow and alpine vegetationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814158-159http://biostor.org/reference/891611859Notice of an excavating CirripedeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814158-158http://biostor.org/reference/894751849A D BartlettNote on the artificial propagation of SalmonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814159-160http://biostor.org/reference/892011859Meteorological observations for June 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814159-159http://biostor.org/reference/894651849A E VerrillXVIII.—Descriptions of a remarkable new jellyfish and two actinians from the coast of MaineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814160-163http://biostor.org/reference/925991869A GüntherDescription of a new genus of West African snakes and revision of the South American ElapsAnn. 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Hist.0374-54814161-174http://biostor.org/reference/490181859Frederick M'coyXIX.—On the classification of some British Fossil Crustacea, with notices of new forms in the University Collection at CambridgeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814161-179http://biostor.org/reference/894951849Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814161-164http://biostor.org/reference/864551909A M NormanXX.—On the occurrence of Neomenia (Solenopus) in the British SeasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814164-166http://biostor.org/reference/937351879Rowland E TurnerXVII.—A revision of the Australian species of the genus ScoliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814165-176http://biostor.org/reference/864581909Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814166-167http://biostor.org/reference/933761879Description of a New Stenodermatous Bat from TrinidadAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54814167-171http://biostor.org/reference/982021889O C MarshNotice of a new Jurassic mammalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814167-168http://biostor.org/reference/931641879R OwenAlleged evidence of the moa from feathered ornaments of maori weaponsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814169-169http://biostor.org/reference/929031879M E MaupasOn the systematic position of the Volvocineœ, and on the limits of the vegetable and animal kingdomsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814170-172http://biostor.org/reference/933611879XVII.—Extracts from a few rough notes of a journey across the Pampas of Buenos Ayres to Tucuman, in 1835Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814171-179http://biostor.org/reference/941601839Arthur G ButlerXIX.—A few remarks respecting insects supposed to be distasteful to birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814171-173http://biostor.org/reference/885721889Edgar A SmithXX.—Diagnoses of new shells from Lake TanganyikaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814173-175http://biostor.org/reference/887541889T Strethill WrightXVII.—Remarks on Professor Allman's ""Notes on the Hydroid Zoophytes"Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814174-175http://biostor.org/reference/892061859H G BronnXVIII.—On the laws of evolution of the organic world during the formation of the crust of the earthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814175-184http://biostor.org/reference/891501859Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814176-177http://biostor.org/reference/883571889George H KenrickXVIII.—Descriptions of some new species of the genus Delias from North New Guinea, recently collected by Mr. C. E. PrattAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814176-183http://biostor.org/reference/864451909J Walter FewkesA new marine larva and its affinitiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814177-181http://biostor.org/reference/878401889XVIII.—On the Laurus Cassia of Linnæus, and the plants producing the Cassia Bark of commerceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814179-185http://biostor.org/reference/942051839William ClarkXX.—On the animals of Cæcum trachea and C. GlabrumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814180-184http://biostor.org/reference/899401849A M NormanAspidophryxus Sarsii, Giard and BonnierAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814181-181http://biostor.org/reference/878661889M A GiardThe Sepiolæ of the French CoastsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814181-183http://biostor.org/reference/884461889T Rupert JonesXXII.—Notes on the Palæozoic bivalved Entomostraca. No. XIII. Entomis serratostriata and others of the so-called "Cypridinen" of the Devonian Schists of GermanyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814182-187http://biostor.org/reference/937531879Albany HancockThos AttheyXX.—On a new Labyrinthodont amphibian from the Northumberland coal-field, and on the occurrence in the same locality of Anthracosaurus RusselliAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814182-189http://biostor.org/reference/926161869A Smith WoodwardAcanthodian fishes from the Devonian of CanadaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814183-184http://biostor.org/reference/878551889G T Bethune-BakerXIX.—Descriptions of three new species of rhopalocera from North New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814183-185http://biostor.org/reference/864221909Arthur HenfreyXIX.—On the development of roots, and the exfoliation of the cellular coats of their extremitiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814184-189http://biostor.org/reference/891461859T Jeffery ParkerNote on Palinostus, Spence BateAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814184-184http://biostor.org/reference/882011889John MiersXXI.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814185-193http://biostor.org/reference/896101849Carl ClausXXI.—On the organism of the Siphonophora and their phylogenetic derivation: a Criticism upon E. Haeckel's so-called Medusome-theoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814185-198http://biostor.org/reference/887691889George A BoulengerDescriptions of new freshwater fishes discovered by Mr. G. L. Bates in South CameroonAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814186-188http://biostor.org/reference/666571909XIX.—On the discovery of fossil teeth of a Leopard, Bear, and other animals in a Crag Pit at Newbourn in SuffolkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814186-189http://biostor.org/reference/941661839Owen XXIII.—On the natural term of life and of its chief periods in the Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius, Linn.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814188-190http://biostor.org/reference/937681879G A BoulengerDescription of a new lizard of the genus Acanthodactylus from SyriaAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54814188-189http://biostor.org/reference/489761909E Ernest GreenXV.—Observations on some species of Coccidæ of the genus Ceroplastes in the collection of the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814188-192http://biostor.org/reference/871951899J Gwyn JeffreysXX.—Additional gleanings in British conchologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814189-201http://biostor.org/reference/891781859H J CarterOn Grayella cyathophora, a new genus and species of spongesAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814189-197http://biostor.org/reference/608491869XX.—On the occurrence of fossil quadrumanous, marsupial, and other mammalia in the London clay, near Woodbridge, in SuffolkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814189-190http://biostor.org/reference/941791839O P- CambridgeOn some new and rare British spiders, with characters of a new genusAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814190-215http://biostor.org/reference/602021879Gilbert J ArrowXXII.—Systematic notes on Coleoptera of the Clavicorn familiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814190-196http://biostor.org/reference/864541909XXI.—Description of the mammalian remains found at Kyson in Suffolk, mentioned in the preceding noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814191-194http://biostor.org/reference/941061839James Cosmo MelvillJohn Henry PonsonbyXVI.—Further contribution towards a check-list of the non-Marine Molluscan fauna of South Africa, with descriptions of fourteen new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814192-200http://biostor.org/reference/872021899W H BensonCharacters of Diplommatina, a new genus of terrestrial mollusks belonging to the family Carychidae, and of a second species contained in it: also of a new species of Carychium inhabiting the Western HimalayaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814193-195http://biostor.org/reference/597191849XXII.—Information respecting botanical travellers Mr. Schomburk's recent Expedition in GuianaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814194-199http://biostor.org/reference/941151839Edgar A SmithXXII.—On the land- and freshwater-shells of the Louisiade ArchipelagoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814199-209http://biostor.org/reference/887811889H DruceDescriptions of some new species of HeteroceraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814200-205http://biostor.org/reference/607131899Pracht-Flora Europaeischer Schimmelbildungen. A. C. J. Corda. Leipzic and Dresden, 1839. FolioAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814200-201http://biostor.org/reference/941531839M M GarreauBrauwers XXI.—Researches on the cellular formations, the growth and the exfoliation of the radical and fibrillar extremities of plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814201-209http://biostor.org/reference/891641859Corpus Florarum Provincialium Sueciæ.—I. Floram Scanicam scripsit E. Fries, Upsaliæ, 1835. 8voAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814201-202http://biostor.org/reference/941451839A G ButlerDescriptions of three new species of CallidryasAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814202-203http://biostor.org/reference/606951869Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814202-206http://biostor.org/reference/895581849Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814202-211http://biostor.org/reference/941761839Guy DollmanXXV.—A new species of Presbytis, allied to P. rubicundusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814204-205http://biostor.org/reference/864491909T R R StebbingRevision of Amphipoda (continued)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814205-211http://biostor.org/reference/601051899A GüntherOn the reptiles from St. Croix, West Indies, collected by Messrs, A. and B. NewtonAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54814209-217http://biostor.org/reference/492521859Sydney B J SkertchlyXXIII.—On the habits of certain Bornean butterfliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814209-218http://biostor.org/reference/887931889W E De WintonXIX.—On the giraffe of SomalilandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814211-212http://biostor.org/reference/870841899Heller On the marine forms of Crustacea which inhabit the fresh waters of Southern EuropeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814211-213http://biostor.org/reference/921051869W L DistantRhynchotal notes. — Heteroptera: Plataspinae, Thyreocorinae, and CydninaeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814213-227http://biostor.org/reference/610081899Geographical distribution of British birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814213-214http://biostor.org/reference/941471839Thomas MeehanOn the leaves of ConiferœAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814213-216http://biostor.org/reference/921041869On the genera Ægilops and TriticumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814214-214http://biostor.org/reference/941171839New species of frog found in AmberAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814215-215http://biostor.org/reference/941161839Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814215-225http://biostor.org/reference/895871849H A NicholsonR EtheridgeXXV.—Descriptions of Palæozoic corals from Northern Queensland, with observations on the genus StenoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814216-226http://biostor.org/reference/937961879M MareyMechanical reproduction of the flight of insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814216-217http://biostor.org/reference/918591869F WalkerCharacters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon insectsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814217-224http://biostor.org/reference/604291859Edward ForbesXXIII.—On a shell-bank in the Irish Sea, considered zoologically and geologicallyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814217-223http://biostor.org/reference/940881839A C L G GüntherThird contribution to our knowledge of reptiles and fishes from the upper Yangtze-KiangAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814218-229http://biostor.org/reference/517321889M M E RozeM CornuTwo new generic types of the families Saprolegnieæ and PeronosporeæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814219-220http://biostor.org/reference/923051869W R SherriffsA contribution to the study of south Indian arachnologyAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54814220-253http://biostor.org/reference/738181919Albany HancockThomas AttheyXXV.—On some curious fossil fungi from the black shale of the Northumberland coal-fieldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814221-228http://biostor.org/reference/926881869Philip Lutley SclaterXXIV.—Descriptions of two new species of American ParrotsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814224-226http://biostor.org/reference/891831859XXIV.—Miscellanea zoologica. With Plates VI. and VIIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814224-232http://biostor.org/reference/942061839John CassinDescriptions of Owls presumed to be undescribedAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814225-229http://biostor.org/reference/894971849Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814226-237http://biostor.org/reference/891491859Arthur G ButlerXXVI.—Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera from Madagascar, with notes on some of the forms already describedAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814227-246http://biostor.org/reference/938041879Sidney I SmithXXVI.—Descriptions of a new genus and two new species of Scyllaridæ and a new species of Æthra from North AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814228-231http://biostor.org/reference/926981869George A BoulengerDescriptions of two new homalopteroid fishes from BorneoAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814228-229http://biostor.org/reference/664951899Edgar A SmithXXVII.—Note on the genus Smithia, MaltzanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814229-229http://biostor.org/reference/864941909G A BoulengerXXII.—On the occurrence of Gobius capito on the coast of BrittanyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814229-230http://biostor.org/reference/872651899W F KirbyXXV.—Notes on the species of Phasmidæ collected by Basil Thomson, Esq., in the Louisiade ArchipelagoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814229-231http://biostor.org/reference/888211889Oldfield ThomasXXVIII.—Notes on some South-American mammals, with descriptions of new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814230-242http://biostor.org/reference/864321909V SterkiXXIII.—On the classification of Ciliate InfusoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814230-233http://biostor.org/reference/872801899W F KirbyXXVI.—On some new or little-known species of Libellulinæ from Jamaica in the Dublin Museum of Science and ArtAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814231-233http://biostor.org/reference/888371889Henry Alleyne NicholsonXXVII.—On some new species of GraptolitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814231-242http://biostor.org/reference/927141869Meteorological observations for July 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814231-231http://biostor.org/reference/894821849F WalkerDescriptions of British ChalciditesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54814232-236http://biostor.org/reference/714531840A Natural History of the British Lepidoptera. A textbook for students and collectors. By J. W. Tutt, F.E.S. Vol. I. Sonnenschein, January 1899. 8vo. Pp. vi, 560Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814233-234http://biostor.org/reference/865541899W Murray DobieXXIV.—Description of two new species of Floscularia, with remarksAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814233-238http://biostor.org/reference/895361849P Martin DuncanW Percy SladenXXVII.—A note upon the Anatomy of the Perignathic Girdle of Discoidea cylindrica, Lmk., sp., and of a species of EchinoconusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814234-239http://biostor.org/reference/888421889All about birds. By W. Percival Westell. ‘Feathers’ Publishing Co. 8voAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814234-235http://biostor.org/reference/865621899G H F NuttallThe poisons given off by parasitic worms in man and animalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814235-236http://biostor.org/reference/869851899XXVI.—Hints on the anatomico-physiological differences in the organization of stemsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814236-246http://biostor.org/reference/941301839Richard OwenNote on the affinities of RhynchosaurusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814237-238http://biostor.org/reference/891951859Edgar A SmithXXIV.—Natural history notes from H.M. Indian Marine Survey Steamer ‘Investigator,’ Commander T. H. Heming, R.N.—Series III., No. 1. On Mollusca from the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814237-251http://biostor.org/reference/872951899J E GrayNote on Bulimus acutusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814238-238http://biostor.org/reference/891891859A Smith WoodwardXXVIII.—On Atherstonia, a new genus of Palœoniscid fishes from the Karoo Formation of South Africa; and on a tooth of Ceratodus from the Stormberg Beds of the Orange Free StateAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814239-243http://biostor.org/reference/888591889P L SclaterOn two new species of American Ant-thrushesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814239-239http://biostor.org/reference/891471859John MorrisXXV.—Observations on Mr. Hancock's paper on the Excavating SpongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814239-242http://biostor.org/reference/894861849W BairdDescription of a new species of TæniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814240-240http://biostor.org/reference/891761859H Von MohlXXV.—On the supposed existence of cellulose in starch-grainsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814241-254http://biostor.org/reference/891941859A G ButlerDescriptions of four new species of diurnal Lepidoptera of the genus ThycaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814242-244http://biostor.org/reference/606991869Joshua AlderXXVI.—On the branchial currents of the Bivalve MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814242-245http://biostor.org/reference/894931849D G ElliotXXIX.—Remarks on the species of the genus RheinardtiusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814242-243http://biostor.org/reference/864421909John Charles GaltonXXIX.—The myology of Cyclothurus didactylusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814244-264http://biostor.org/reference/926811869G A BoulengerDescriptions of new reptiles and batrachians from MadagascarAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54814244-248http://biostor.org/reference/489991889D G ElliotXXX.—Descriptions of apparently new species and subspecies of monkeys of the genera Callicebus, Lagothrix, Papio, Pithecus, Cercopithecus, Erythroccbus, and PresbytisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814244-274http://biostor.org/reference/864921909A GüntherXXVII.—Description of a new species of Chamæleon from MadagascarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814246-247http://biostor.org/reference/938131879XXVII.—On the mycology of the neighbourhood of BristolAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814246-253http://biostor.org/reference/941181839J E GrayDescription of three new genera and species of snakesAnn. Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist0374-54814246-248http://biostor.org/reference/713601849Charles O WaterhouseXXVIII.—Description of a new species of Cetonia from the Island of FormosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814247-248http://biostor.org/reference/938261879John MiersXXVIII.—Contributions to the Botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814248-256http://biostor.org/reference/896021849Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814248-249http://biostor.org/reference/878901889Albert C L G GüntherA contribution to our knowledge of the deep-sea fauna of the British islandsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814249-249http://biostor.org/reference/663821889M C ViguierOn the organization of Batrachobdella (B. Latasti, C. Vig.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814250-251http://biostor.org/reference/933141879M TrouessartOn the marine Acarina of the shores of FranceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814250-252http://biostor.org/reference/883101889John A RyderDescription of a new species of ChirocephalusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814251-252http://biostor.org/reference/929601879Malcolm BurrXXV.—Notes on the ForficulariaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814252-260http://biostor.org/reference/873371899Note on the adoption of an ant-queenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814252-252http://biostor.org/reference/931381879H J CarterXXIX.—On the structure of StromatoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814253-265http://biostor.org/reference/937911879R S BagnallBrief descriptions of new Thysanoptera. XAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814253-277http://biostor.org/reference/590681919XXVIII.—On the Arctium Lappa and Bardana of Sir J. E. SmithAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814253-255http://biostor.org/reference/941561839J A RyderOn the fore and aft poles, the axial differentiation, and a possible anterior sensory apparatus of Volvox minorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814253-254http://biostor.org/reference/882881889M A GiardOn a gall produced in Typhlocyba rosæ, Linn., by a Hymenopterous LarvaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814254-256http://biostor.org/reference/882241889J BlackwallDescriptions of newly discovered spiders captured by James Yate Johnson Esq., in the Island of MadeiraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814255-267http://biostor.org/reference/601921859XXIX.—Floræ insularum Novæ Zelandiæ precursor; or a specimen of the botany of the Islands of New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814256-262http://biostor.org/reference/941781839Nilsson XXIX.—On the extinct and existing bovine animals of ScandinaviaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814256-269http://biostor.org/reference/895791849XXX.—On the genera Nototherium and Zygomaturus, in reply to Mr. LydekkerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814257-261http://biostor.org/reference/888751889Harriet RichardsonXXVI.—Key to the Isopods of the pacific coast of North America, with descriptions of twenty-two new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814260-277http://biostor.org/reference/873521899R LydekkerXXXI.—Note on the aboveAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814261-261http://biostor.org/reference/888801889XXX.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814262-266http://biostor.org/reference/942131839Frank E BeddardXXXII.—Notes upon certain species of ÆolosomaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814262-265http://biostor.org/reference/888951889H A NicholsonR EtheridgeXXX.—Descriptions of Palæozoic corals from Northern Queensland, with observations on the genus StenoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814265-285http://biostor.org/reference/938401879G A BoulengerDescriptions of a new snake and two new fishes obtained by Dr. H. von Ihering in BrazilAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814265-267http://biostor.org/reference/203851889Noveau Recueil de Planches Coloriées d'Oiseaux, pour servir de suite et de complément aux Planches Enluminées de Buffon. Par C. J. Temminck et Meiffren Laugier Baron de Chartrouse. Livr. 98–102. Paris, 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814266-268http://biostor.org/reference/941241839E F KelaartXXVII.—On some additional species of Nudibranchiate mollusks from CeylonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814267-270http://biostor.org/reference/891621859Notes on the Palaeozoic Bivalved Entomostraca. No. XXVIII. On some Scandinavian SpeciesAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54814267-273http://biostor.org/reference/981991889Flora Lipsiensis Excursoria, Auctore G. L. Petermann. Lipsiæ, 1838. J. A. BarthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814268-269http://biostor.org/reference/941481839J T ArlidgeXXX.—Observation of some of the phases of development of the Trichodina pediculus (?)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814269-274http://biostor.org/reference/895711849J S BalyXXVIII.—Descriptions of new genera and species of phytophagous insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814270-275http://biostor.org/reference/891601859Botanical Society of LondonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814270-271http://biostor.org/reference/941391839Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814271-279http://biostor.org/reference/942161839John GouldXXXII.—Description of Ceryle Sharpii, a new Kingfisher from the GaboonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814271-271http://biostor.org/reference/927701869D G ElliotXXXI.—Description of a new species of monkey of the genus CercopithecusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814274-275http://biostor.org/reference/864351909A W E O’ShaughnessyOn Norops auratusAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54814274-277http://biostor.org/reference/716441869E W H HoldsworthXXIX.—On digestive power in the ActiniæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814275-280http://biostor.org/reference/891591859Louis B ProutXXVI.—New species and forms in the Joicey CollectionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814277-282http://biostor.org/reference/874291919A History of British Hydroid Zoophytes. By Thomas Hincks, B.A. 2 vols. Van Voorst, 1869Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814277-279http://biostor.org/reference/915281869Oldfield ThomasXXVII.—Descriptions of new Neotropical mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814278-288http://biostor.org/reference/873791899British Conchology. Vol. V. By John Gwyn Jeffreys, F.R.S., F.G.S., &c. Van Voorst, 1869Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814279-281http://biostor.org/reference/915991869W BairdXXX.—Description of several species of Entomostracous Crustacea from JerusalemAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814280-283http://biostor.org/reference/891771859H J CarterXXXVII.—Sketch of the history of known fossil sponges in relation to those of the present dayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814280-290http://biostor.org/reference/889721889Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814282-290http://biostor.org/reference/922171869Martin A C HintonXXVII.—Notes on the genus Cricetomys, with descriptions of four new formsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814282-289http://biostor.org/reference/874331919Note relative to Dr. Westendorp's memoir on a new species of epilobium, erroneously published as Mr. W. H. White'sAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814283-283http://biostor.org/reference/941491839M J BerkeleyM A CurtisXXXI.—Centuries of North American FungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814284-296http://biostor.org/reference/891561859Notes on Irish birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814284-285http://biostor.org/reference/941201839W H PattonXXXI.—Observations on the genus MacropisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814286-290http://biostor.org/reference/938541879Note on peloriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814286-287http://biostor.org/reference/941711839Meteorological observations for Oct., 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814287-287http://biostor.org/reference/941611839Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814288-296http://biostor.org/reference/895661849Oldfield ThomasXXVIII.—The method of taking the incisive index in rodentsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814289-290http://biostor.org/reference/874351919XXXI.—On Allium Porrum and A. AmpeloprasumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814289-291http://biostor.org/reference/943571840A M NormanXXIX.—Jæropsis Dollfusi, a new Mediterranean IsopodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814290-292http://biostor.org/reference/873151899Papers on oriental Carabidae, iiiAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54814290-300http://biostor.org/reference/988371919V SterkiXXXII.—Tintinnus semiciliatus, a new species of InfusoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814290-294http://biostor.org/reference/938761879XXXII.—Notice of some Fungi collected by C. Darwin, Esq., during the expedition of H. M. Ship BeagleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814291-293http://biostor.org/reference/942711840G LewisXXXIII.—On new species of Histeridæ and notices of othersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814291-304http://biostor.org/reference/864181909C ClausOn the development of CyprisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814291-292http://biostor.org/reference/920571869Julius VosselerXXXIX.—The Copepod fauna of the "Maare" of the EifelAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814293-300http://biostor.org/reference/889341889F C S RoperOn the occurrence of Beania mirabilis and Labrus mixtus at Eastbourne, SussexAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814293-294http://biostor.org/reference/921181869M J M PhilipeauxExperiments to show that the fins of fishes are regenerated only when their Basal Portion at least is leftAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814294-295http://biostor.org/reference/916561869XXXIII.—Zoological notices. By Dr. A. Philippi. With Plates III. and IVAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814294-304http://biostor.org/reference/942231840A W E O’ShaughnessyDescription of new species of lizards in the collection of the British MuseumAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54814295-303http://biostor.org/reference/489591879J C PulsDescriptions of two new species of Hymenoptera from the Argentine RepublicAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814295-295http://biostor.org/reference/916401869John Edward GrayXXXII.—Notice of a new Antelope (Kobus) from Central AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814296-297http://biostor.org/reference/891961859Paolo BonizziOn the reproduction of Pholeus phalangioides, WalckAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814296-296http://biostor.org/reference/921351869T Vernon WollastonXXXVI.—On the Coleoptera of St. HelenaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814297-321http://biostor.org/reference/928321869The tortoise-shell of CelebesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814297-299http://biostor.org/reference/895841849Reports of explorations and surveys to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, made under the direction of the secretary of War in 1853–6. Vol. x. Washington, 1859. 4toAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814298-299http://biostor.org/reference/891581859Animal Physiology. By William B. Carpenter, M.D., F.R.S., F.G.S., F.L.S. New edition, thoroughly revised and partly rewritten. Sm. 8vo. London, H. G. Bohn, 1859Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814299-299http://biostor.org/reference/891631859J G JeffreysNotice of some Mollusca recently taken by George Barlee, Esq., off Lerwick, and exhibited at the Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 17th Sept. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814299-300http://biostor.org/reference/894801849Friedrich DreyerXL.—Considerations on the structure of Rhizopod shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814300-319http://biostor.org/reference/885871889Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814300-303http://biostor.org/reference/892071859W F KirbyNotes on the orthopterous genus PhyllophoraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814302-311http://biostor.org/reference/602981899Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814303-311http://biostor.org/reference/891881859J F BlakeXXXIV.—On the homologies of the CephalopodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814303-312http://biostor.org/reference/938911879Meteorological observations for Aug. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814303-303http://biostor.org/reference/895731849D G ElliotXXXIV.—Description of new species of monkeys of the genera Cercopithecus and PapioAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814304-306http://biostor.org/reference/864681909XXXIV.—Notes on Dr. Philippi's zoological notices in the preceding articleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814305-307http://biostor.org/reference/943001840Albany HancockXXXI.—Notice of the occurrence on the British coast of a burrowing barnacle belonging to a new order of the class CirripediaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814305-314http://biostor.org/reference/894811849Guy DollmanXXXV.—A new species of Fossa from Central MadagascarAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814306-307http://biostor.org/reference/864781909XXXV.—Notices of botanical excursions in the neighbourhood of TriesteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814307-311http://biostor.org/reference/942771840Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British Museum (Natural History). Vol. I. By G. A. Boulenger, F.R.S. London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1909Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814307-308http://biostor.org/reference/864901909Arthur HenfreyObituary noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814311-312http://biostor.org/reference/891871859Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814312-314http://biostor.org/reference/865931899Henry DennyBiographical notice, with extracts from the correspondence, of the late Mr. Motley, who was massacred at Kalangan, May 1st, 1859Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814313-317http://biostor.org/reference/892001859Arthur G ButlerXXXV.—Respecting a new distinction between the species of the genus Phrynus of authorsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814313-316http://biostor.org/reference/939161879XXXVII.—Characters of four new Cape OrchidaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814314-315http://biostor.org/reference/942301840XXXVIII.—On the occurrence of Squalus spinosus, Linn., on the coast of YorkshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814315-318http://biostor.org/reference/943441840Dierckx Researches upon the defensive glands of Bombardier beetlesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814315-316http://biostor.org/reference/869641899John MorrisXXXII.—Note on the genus Siphonotreta, with a description of a new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814315-321http://biostor.org/reference/895701849Albert GüntherXXXVI.—Description of a new species of wild dog from DemeraraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814316-317http://biostor.org/reference/939201879A Smith WoodwardXXXIII.—Additional notes on some type specimens of Cretaceous fishes from Mount Lebanon in the Edinburgh Museum of Science and ArtAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814317-321http://biostor.org/reference/874631899Malcolm P AndersonXXXVII.—Description of a new Japanese voleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814317-318http://biostor.org/reference/864621909M Lacaze-DuthiersAnatomical and physiological investigation of the Pleurobranchus aurantiacusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814318-320http://biostor.org/reference/891901859W R Ogilvie GrantXLI.—Third contribution to the list of birds collected by Mr. C. M. Woodford in the Solomon ArchipelagoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814320-320http://biostor.org/reference/886121889W L DistantRhynchota Notes. xlixAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814320-338http://biostor.org/reference/653981909Francis P PascoeXLII.—On the Weevil genus Centrinus and its alliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814321-330http://biostor.org/reference/886261889Rudolph LeuckartXXXIII.—On the reproduction of the Bark-lice (Chermes, &c.); a further contribution to the knowledge of ParthenogenesisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814321-327http://biostor.org/reference/891811859M L KerschnerOn the NotodelphyidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814321-322http://biostor.org/reference/933061879Harriet RichardsonXXXIV.—Key to the Isopods of the Pacific Coast of North America, with descriptions of twenty-two new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814321-338http://biostor.org/reference/874841899XL.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814322-328http://biostor.org/reference/942971840Albany HancockThomas AttheyXXXVII.—On the generic identity of Climaxodus and Janassa, two fossil fishes related to the raysAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814322-329http://biostor.org/reference/928531869J A RyderNotice of a new PauropodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814322-322http://biostor.org/reference/931651879M A SabatierOn the respiratory apparatus of the AmpullariæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814323-325http://biostor.org/reference/933441879M E JourdanOn the Zoantharia Malacodermata of the shores of MarseillesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814325-326http://biostor.org/reference/933631879H C MccookNotes on the marriage-flights of Lasius flavus and Myrmica lobicornisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814326-328http://biostor.org/reference/931611879Hendrik BekkerXXXII.—New bryozoa from the Kuckers stage in EsthoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814327-335http://biostor.org/reference/874401919On the Growth of the Salmon in Freshwater. By William Yarrell, F.L.S., V.P.Z.S., with six coloured illustrations of the fish of the natural size. Oblong Folio. van Voorst. London, 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814329-334http://biostor.org/reference/942411840William T BlanfordXXXVIII.—Descriptions of five birds and a hare from AbyssiniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814329-330http://biostor.org/reference/928581869G M ThomsonAdditions to the amphipodous Crustacea of New ZealandAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814329-333http://biostor.org/reference/601031879Theodore GillOn the proper generic name of the Tunny and AlbicoreAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814330-332http://biostor.org/reference/883271889Frederick M'coyXXXIV.—On the classification of some British Fossil Crustacea, with notices of new forms in the University Collection at CambridgeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814330-335http://biostor.org/reference/895441849A E VerrillXXXIX.—Descriptions of some new American phyllopod CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814331-341http://biostor.org/reference/928091869M Remy Saint-LoupOn Polyodontes maxillosusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814332-332http://biostor.org/reference/882531889Robert HopeXLIII.—On two new British species of sponges, with short notices of an ovigerous specimen of Hymeniacidon Dujardinii, Bowk., and of a fossil toxiteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814333-342http://biostor.org/reference/886341889W K ParkerT R JonesOn the nomenclature of the Foraminifera Part II. On the species enumerated by Walker and MontaguAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814333-351http://biostor.org/reference/777361859Charles LapworthXXXVIII.—On the geological distribution of the RhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814333-341http://biostor.org/reference/939461879Narrative of an Expedition into Southern Africa during the years 1836 and 1837, from the Cape of Good Hope through the Territories of the Chief Moselekatse to the tropic of Capricorn. By Captain W. C. Harris. 8vo. Bombay, 1838. Murray, London. (Reprinted)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814334-336http://biostor.org/reference/942991840H E StricklandXXXV.—Supplementary notices regarding the Dodo and its kindred. Nos. 6, 7, 8Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814335-339http://biostor.org/reference/895631849E-L TrouessartXXXIII.—Diagnose de genres nouveaux de Sarcoptides plumicoles (Analgesinæ)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814336-338http://biostor.org/reference/874431919Deutschlands Lebermoose in getrockneten Exemplaren. Herausgegeben von Dr. J. W. P. Hübener und C. F. E. Genth. 8vo. Mainz. Florian Kupferberg, 1836–1839. Nos. 1 to 5Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814336-337http://biostor.org/reference/944211840A. Bertolonii Flora Italica, sistens Plantas in Italia et in Insulis circumstantibus sponte nascentes. Bononiæ, 1833–39. 8voAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814337-337http://biostor.org/reference/943221840Verzeichniss der in Jahre 1832 im östlichen Theile der Altai-gebirges gesammelten Pflanzen. Ein Supplement zur Flora Altaica, von Al. v. Bunge. 8vo. St. Petersburg, 1836Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814338-338http://biostor.org/reference/943311840Guy A K MarshallXXXIV.—On the genus Aorus, Schh. (Coleoptera, Curculionidæ)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814338-343http://biostor.org/reference/874441919Arthur HenfreyXXXVI.—Reports on the progress of physiological botany. No. 5Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814339-348http://biostor.org/reference/896081849British Coleoptera delineated, consisting of Figures of all the Genera of British Beetles drawn in outline. By W. Spry, M.E.S., edited by W. E. Shuckard, Lib. R.S. Nos. 1–6. To be continued Monthly, each Number containing Six Plates and Illustrating nearlAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814339-339http://biostor.org/reference/942671840A G ButlerXXXVI.—Descriptions of new species of the genus LycænesthesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814341-344http://biostor.org/reference/875581899J Gwyn JeffreysXL.—On some British freshwater shellsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814341-342http://biostor.org/reference/924351869Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814341-352http://biostor.org/reference/943651840J E GrayXLI.—Notes on seals (Phocidæ) and the changes in the form of their lower jaw during growthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814342-346http://biostor.org/reference/924451869J Walter FewkesXLIV.—On a method of defence among certain MedusæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814342-350http://biostor.org/reference/886461889O P- CambridgeOn some new species of AraneideaAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54814343-349http://biostor.org/reference/725821879Descriptions of new genera and species of Syntomidae, Arctiadae, Agaristidae and NoctuidaeAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54814344-388http://biostor.org/reference/976611909Andrew MurrayXLII.—On some points in the history and relations of the wasp (Vespa vulgaris) and Rhipiphorus paradoxusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814346-355http://biostor.org/reference/924631869Arthur G ButlerXLI.—Descriptions of new species of lepidoptera from JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814349-374http://biostor.org/reference/935881879Nilsson XXXVII.—On the extinct and existing Bovine Animals of ScandinaviaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814349-355http://biostor.org/reference/895521849A Smith WoodwardXLV.—On the so-called Cretaceous lizard, RhaphiosaurusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814350-351http://biostor.org/reference/886701889Oldfield ThomasXXXVI.—The types of the mammals described by M. Fernand LatasteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814350-354http://biostor.org/reference/874511919Royal Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814352-355http://biostor.org/reference/942401840A MurrayList of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the west coast of AfricaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814352-358http://biostor.org/reference/605111859On a true Leuconid Calcisponge from the Middle Lias of Northamptonshire, and on detached Calcisponge Spicules in the Upper Chalk of SurreyAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54814352-357http://biostor.org/reference/982041889W E De WintonXXXVIII.—On mammals collected by Lieut.-Colonel W. Giffard in the northern territory of the Gold CoastAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814353-359http://biostor.org/reference/876061899Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814355-355http://biostor.org/reference/942691840Albany HancockXXXVIII.—Observations on Mr. Morris's paper on the excavating spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814355-357http://biostor.org/reference/899391849Descriptions and records of bees, lxxxviiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814355-360http://biostor.org/reference/989271919Notes on the Geology of North Shropshire. Small 8vo, pp. 88. London: Hardwicke, 1869Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814356-357http://biostor.org/reference/919281869Figures of characteristic British fossils, with descriptive remarks. By W. H. Baily, F.L.S., F.G.S., &c. 8vo, Part II. London: Van Voorst, 1869Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814357-357http://biostor.org/reference/916591869Colour of salt marshesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814357-358http://biostor.org/reference/942211840John MiersXXXIX.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814357-363http://biostor.org/reference/895621849Description of a new species of MeliphagaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814358-358http://biostor.org/reference/942241840John MiersXXXVII.—Additional observations upon the genera Aptandra, Cathedra, Liriosma, Leretia, Poraqueiba, and EmmotumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814358-367http://biostor.org/reference/892021859J E GrayCuttlefish (Sepia) of the Red SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814358-359http://biostor.org/reference/916251869Camillo RondaniThe larva of Tischeria complanella and its parasiteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814359-360http://biostor.org/reference/922801869Flannel formed of Infusoria and ConfervæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814359-359http://biostor.org/reference/943361840W L DistantXXXIX.—Some apparently undescribed species of Heterocera from the TransvaalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814359-362http://biostor.org/reference/875191899J E GrayA naked shrewAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814360-361http://biostor.org/reference/915381869G C ChampionXXXVIII.—Notes on the African and Asiatic species of Melyris, Fab. (sensu lato), with an account of their sexual characters: SupplementaryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814360-360http://biostor.org/reference/874551919G A BoulengerDescription of new Typhlopidae in the British MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814360-363http://biostor.org/reference/147641889H GrenacherOn the anatomy of the genus GordiusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814361-364http://biostor.org/reference/920371869W T CalmanXXXIX.—On Barnacles of the genus Megalasma from deep-sea telegraph-cablesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814361-374http://biostor.org/reference/874451919Gilbert J ArrowXL.-Notes on the classification of the Coleopterous family RutelidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814363-370http://biostor.org/reference/870881899Charles O WaterhouseXLIX.—Descriptions of two new Rhynchophorous Coleoptera from the Louisiade ArchipelagoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814363-365http://biostor.org/reference/886551889XLII.—On the tentacular classification of ZoophytesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814364-367http://biostor.org/reference/942811840C Van BambekeOn the development of Pelobates fucus, WaglAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814364-365http://biostor.org/reference/920591869J Wood-MasonL.—Monograph of Phyllothelys, a genus of Mantodes peculiar to the Oriental RegionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814365-368http://biostor.org/reference/880031889Allman XXXVIII.—Notes on the hydroid zoophytesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814367-370http://biostor.org/reference/891931859XLIII.—Miscellanea zoologica. With plates X. and XIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814368-375http://biostor.org/reference/943671840Ernest W L HoltLI.—Notes on the Early life-history of the herringAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814368-372http://biostor.org/reference/880161889Discovery of new and rare fossils in the Marl-Slate of MidderidgeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814368-368http://biostor.org/reference/916441869J L LeconteXLIV.—List of Coleoptera collected in Vancouver's Island by Henry and Joseph Matthews, with descriptions of some new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814369-385http://biostor.org/reference/924881869G B SowerbyXLI.—Descriptions of two new species of shells from JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814370-372http://biostor.org/reference/871021899F WalkerXXXIX.—Characters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon InsectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814370-376http://biostor.org/reference/891981859Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814371-382http://biostor.org/reference/895131849A G ButlerXLII.—On Butterflies collected between Chinde and Mandala, British Central Africa, by Edward M. de Jersey, Esq., in March and April, 1899Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814372-378http://biostor.org/reference/871151899Herbert C RobinsonC Boden KlossXL.—On five new mammals from JavaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814374-378http://biostor.org/reference/874031919H J CarterXLII.—On the nutritive and reproductive processes of spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814374-386http://biostor.org/reference/936011879C J GahanLIII.—Note on the variation of the mandibles in the males and descriptions of the females of the Prionidous genera Priotyrannus and CacoscelesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814374-376http://biostor.org/reference/880401889XLIV.—Note on the occurrence at various times of the bottlenosed whale (Hyperoodon Butzkopf, Lacep.) on the coast of Ireland; and on its nearly simultaneous appearance on different parts of the British coast in the autumn of 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814375-381http://biostor.org/reference/942861840Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814376-376http://biostor.org/reference/891531859A W AlcockNatural history notes from H.M. Indian marine survey steamer ‘Investigator’, Commander Alfred Carpenter, R.N., D.S.O., commanding.---No. 13. On the bathybial fishes of the Bay of Bengal and neighbouring waters, obtained during the seasons 1885-1889Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814376-399http://biostor.org/reference/663761889Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814377-398http://biostor.org/reference/891791859Oldfield ThomasXLIII.—Descriptions of new rodents from the Orinoco and EcuadorAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814378-383http://biostor.org/reference/871181899G J ArrowNotes on ruteline Coleoptera and descriptions of a few new species in the British MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814379-385http://biostor.org/reference/605501919Gallinago BrehmiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814382-382http://biostor.org/reference/895981849G E H Barrett-HamiltonXLIV.—Note on the beech-marten and badger of CreteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814383-384http://biostor.org/reference/871321899Meteorological observations for Sept. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814383-383http://biostor.org/reference/895291849R E TurnerOn Indo-Chinese Hymenoptera collected by R. 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IIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814385-395http://biostor.org/reference/696891919XLVI.—Note on the AnnelidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814385-388http://biostor.org/reference/943211840J L BonhoteXLV.—On a new species of Tamias from Eastern SiberiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814385-386http://biostor.org/reference/871571899J HardyOn the primrose-leaf miner; with notice of a proposed new genus, and characters of three species of DipteraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814385-392http://biostor.org/reference/606011849T Rupert JonesW K ParkerJ W KirkbyXLV.—On the nomenclature of the ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814386-392http://biostor.org/reference/925201869T D A CockerellWilmatte PorterXLVI.—Contributions from the New Mexico Biological Station—VIII. The New Mexico bees of the genus BombusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814386-393http://biostor.org/reference/871631899J Wood-MasonXLIII.—Preliminary notice of a new genus (Parectatosoma) of Phasmidæ from Madagascar, with brief descriptions of its two speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814386-388http://biostor.org/reference/936141879XLVII.—Notes on the excitability and movement of the leaves in the species of OxalisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814388-396http://biostor.org/reference/942921840On the structure and affinities of the "Tabulate Corals" of the palæozoic period, with critical descriptions of illustrative species. By H. Alleyne Nicholson, M.D., D.Sc., F.L.S., &c. W. Blackwood & Sons: Edinburgh & London, 1879Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814391-395http://biostor.org/reference/933521879Catalogue of the Lepidoptera Phalœnœ in the British Museum. Vol. VIII. Catalogue of the Noctuidæ. By Sir George F. Hampson, Bart. London: Printed by Order of the Trustees. 8vo. Pp. xiv, 583; pls. cxxiii.–cxxxvi., and 162 figures in the text. (Text, priceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814391-392http://biostor.org/reference/864461909Illustrations of African Blood-sucking flies other than mosquitoes and tsetse-flies. By Ernest Edward Austen, Assistant in the Department of Zoology, British Museum (Natural History). With coloured figures by Grace Edwards. London, 1909. Printed by OrderAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814392-392http://biostor.org/reference/864731909Frederick M'coyXLI.—On the classification of some British fossil Crustacea, with notices of new forms in the University Collection at CambridgeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814392-414http://biostor.org/reference/895831849Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814393-394http://biostor.org/reference/865791899T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. XXIIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814393-404http://biostor.org/reference/582291909Nevin H FosterXLIII.—A list of the Myriapoda of UlsterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814395-407http://biostor.org/reference/874061919P VignonOn the histology of the alimentary canal in the larva of Chironomus plumosusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814395-396http://biostor.org/reference/869121899T R R SiebbingOn Hyale Lubbockiana (=Allorchestes imbricatus, Sp. Bate, and Nicea Lubbockiana, Sp. Bate)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814396-396http://biostor.org/reference/932151879XLVIII.—An attempt to ascertain the fauna of Shropshire and North WalesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814396-399http://biostor.org/reference/943561840George GulliverXLVII.—On certain nondescript bones in the skull of osseous fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814397-398http://biostor.org/reference/925431869XLIX.—On the production of Isinglass from Indian fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814399-401http://biostor.org/reference/942721840Occurrence of the Rufous Sedge Warbler in South DevonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814399-400http://biostor.org/reference/891661859Scott B WilsonLV.—On three undescribed species of the genus Hemignathus, LichtensteinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814400-402http://biostor.org/reference/880861889P L SclaterOn a new species of CatharusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814400-400http://biostor.org/reference/891541859George OgilvieXL.—On the forms and structure of Fern-stemsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814401-411http://biostor.org/reference/891731859L.—On Isinglass in Polynemus sele, Buch., a species which is very common in the estuaries of the GangesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814401-405http://biostor.org/reference/943501840W Percy SladenXLV.—On the structure of Astrophiura, a new and aberrant genus of echinodermataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814401-415http://biostor.org/reference/936491879A Monograph of the Marine and Freshwater Ostracoda of the North Atlantic and of North-western Europe.—Section I. Podocopa. By George Stewardson Brady, M.D., F.R.S., F.L.S., and the Rev. Alfred Merle Norman, M.A., D.C.L., F.L.S. The Scientific TransactionsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814402-404http://biostor.org/reference/878341889T D A CockerellWilmatte PorterXLVIII.—Contributions from the New Mexico Biological Station.—VII. Observations on bees, with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814403-421http://biostor.org/reference/871801899A Supplementary Monograph of the Tertiary Entomostraca of England. By T. Rupert Jones, F.R.S. &c., and C. Davies Sherborn, F.G.S. Palæontographical Society of London. 4to. 55 pp. 3 plates. 1889Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814404-405http://biostor.org/reference/878471889R I PocockXLIV.—On the colours of horses, zebras, and tapirsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814404-415http://biostor.org/reference/864241909A classified list of Mr. S. William Silver's collection of New-Zealand birds (at the Manor-House, Letcomb Regis), with short descriptive notes by Sir Walter L. Buller, K.C.M.G., D.Sc., F.R.S. 8vo. E. A. Petherick and Co., London, 1888Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814405-405http://biostor.org/reference/878191889LI.—A supplement to the synopsis of the fishes of Madeira in the second volume of the transactions of the Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814405-424http://biostor.org/reference/942681840A Smith WoodwardOn the Occurrence of the Devonian Ganoid Onychodus in SpitzbergenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814407-407http://biostor.org/reference/883201889<Unspecified Agent>Report of a deep-sea trawling cruise off the s.w. coast of Ireland, under the direction of Rev. W. Spotswood Green, M.A., F.R.G.SAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814409-449http://biostor.org/reference/664001889Rudolph LeuckartXLI.—On the reproduction of the Bark-lice (Chermes, &c.); a further contribution to the knowledge of ParthenogenesisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814411-422http://biostor.org/reference/891741859Studies on Acari.—No. 1. The genus Demodex, Owen. By Stanley Hirst. Published by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum (Natural History). London, 1919. ii–44 pp., 13 plates, and 4 text-figures. Price 10sAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814411-412http://biostor.org/reference/873841919Report on Cetacea stranded on the British Coasts during 1918. By Dr. S. F. Harmer, F.R.S. Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum (Natural History)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814412-412http://biostor.org/reference/873821919A GüntherFishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814415-420http://biostor.org/reference/879291889Nilson XLII.—On the extinct and existing bovine animals of ScandinaviaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814415-424http://biostor.org/reference/895061849George M ThomsonXLVI.—On two new Isopods (Arcturus, sp., and Tanais, sp.) from New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814415-418http://biostor.org/reference/936591879Hamilton H DruceXLV.—Description of a new Lycœnid from FormosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814416-416http://biostor.org/reference/864601909C W AndrewsXLVII.—On some new Plesiosauria from the Oxford Clay of PeterboroughAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814418-429http://biostor.org/reference/864631909George M ThomsonXLVII.—On a new species of Nebalia from New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814418-419http://biostor.org/reference/936671879Alfred NewtonXLVIII.—More moot points in ornithological nomenclatureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814419-422http://biostor.org/reference/936731879Edgar A SmithMolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814420-425http://biostor.org/reference/881911889Henry J CarterLI.—A description, with illustrations, of the development of Sorastrum spinulosum, Näg.; to which is added that of a new form of ProtococcusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814420-435http://biostor.org/reference/917751869W L DistantRhynchotal notes. III. Heteroptera: Discocephalinae and Pentatominae (part)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814421-445http://biostor.org/reference/652291899Charles LapworthXLIX.—On the geological distribution of the rhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814423-431http://biostor.org/reference/936361879LII.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814424-429http://biostor.org/reference/942931840William ClarkXLIII.—On two new species of Testaceous MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814424-425http://biostor.org/reference/895561849R I PocockCrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814425-431http://biostor.org/reference/879101889Giles MunbyXLIV.—On the botanical productions of the kingdom of Algiers, followed by a short notice of the supposed manna of the IsraelitesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814426-435http://biostor.org/reference/894691849George A BoulengerDescriptions of three new fishes from Portuguese GuineaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814429-431http://biostor.org/reference/666021909Mr. Schomburgk's recent expedition in GuianaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814429-434http://biostor.org/reference/943431840T Vernon WollastonXLIII.—Descriptions of two coleopterous insects from the North of ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814430-431http://biostor.org/reference/891711859E ZugmayerDescriptions of four new cyprinoid fishes from high AsiaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814432-435http://biostor.org/reference/666291909F Jeffrey 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And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814442-457http://biostor.org/reference/942191840Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814442-443http://biostor.org/reference/895011849Large trees in AustraliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814443-443http://biostor.org/reference/917711869Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814443-449http://biostor.org/reference/894881849Hugo Von MohlXLVI.—On the arrangement of the polarizing microscope in the examination of organic bodiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814444-450http://biostor.org/reference/891751859G A BoulengerL.—A contribution to the history of the Carboniferous Ganoid, Benedenius deneensis, Traquair, with notes on two newly-discovered specimensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814445-451http://biostor.org/reference/866731899R KirkpatrickPolyzoa, Hydrozoa, Sponges, and RadiolariaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814446-447http://biostor.org/reference/883451889Joseph WrightForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814447-449http://biostor.org/reference/879301889Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814449-450http://biostor.org/reference/896031849A W AlcockNatural history notes from H.M. Indian marine survey steamer Investigator, Commander Alfred Carpenter, R.N., D.S.O., commanding.-- No. 13. On the bathybial fishes of the Bay of Bengal and neighbouring waters, obtained during the seasons 1885-1889Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814450-461http://biostor.org/reference/598191889G A BoulengerDescription of three new reptiles and a new batrachian from Mt. Kina Balu, North BorneoAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54814451http://biostor.org/reference/502541899Discovery of the wild state of ryeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814452-453http://biostor.org/reference/895921849Presidency of the Linnæan SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814453-453http://biostor.org/reference/894721849G A BoulengerDescriptions of new reptiles and batrachians collected by Mr. P. O. Simons in the Andes of EcuadorAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814454-457http://biostor.org/reference/517231899Meteorological observations for Oct. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814454-454http://biostor.org/reference/895671849H Lyster JamesonLIII.—On a collection of mammals from South AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814455-474http://biostor.org/reference/864391909Geological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814457-460http://biostor.org/reference/942831840J W GregoryLIII.—New species of Cladophyllia, Prionastræa, and StylinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814457-461http://biostor.org/reference/866991899Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814458-461http://biostor.org/reference/891801859Henry N RidleyLII.—On a new copepod of the genus DoridicolaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814458-458http://biostor.org/reference/930801879Tweedside Physical and Antiquarian SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814460-461http://biostor.org/reference/943591840Royal Physical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814461-461http://biostor.org/reference/942281840M SchultzeOn the electrical organs of fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814461-462http://biostor.org/reference/891701859James Cosmo MelvillRobert StandenLIV.—Description of Conus (Cylinder) clytospira, sp. n., from the Arabian SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814461-463http://biostor.org/reference/867041899Movement of the style of Goldfussia anisophyllaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814462-463http://biostor.org/reference/942501840Oldfield ThomasLVIII.—Note on the nomenclature of the short-eared New-Zealand batAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814462-462http://biostor.org/reference/881131889Arthur G ButlerLIX.—Notes made during the summer of 1887 on the effect of offering various insects, larvæ, and pupæ to birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814463-473http://biostor.org/reference/880701889Guiana expeditionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814463-463http://biostor.org/reference/942451840R LeuckartA PagenstecherResearches upon some of the lower marine animalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814463-465http://biostor.org/reference/891861859The history of the European fauna. 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GrauerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814474-476http://biostor.org/reference/864141909Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814475-475http://biostor.org/reference/878761889M A GiardOn the phosphorescent infection of the Talitri and other CrustaceansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814476-478http://biostor.org/reference/883251889Oldfield ThomasLV.—Four new African squirrelsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814476-479http://biostor.org/reference/864811909M A GiardOn the parasitic castration of the Typhlocybæ by a Hymenopterous larva (Aphelopus melaleucus, Dalm.) and by a Dipterous larva (Atelenevra spuria, Meig.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814478-479http://biostor.org/reference/883231889Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814484-484http://biostor.org/reference/864311909J J MelvillH H PonsonbyDescriptions of nine species of Ennea and five Helicoids, all from South AfricaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814485-492http://biostor.org/reference/777671909G A BoulengerDescriptions of four new frogs and a new snake discovered by Mr. H. Sauter in FormosaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814492-495http://biostor.org/reference/518971909G A BoulengerDescriptions of Three new Frogs discovered by Dr. P. Krefft in Usambara, German Fast AfricaThe Annals and magazine of natural historyThe Annals and magazine of natural history0374-54814496-497http://biostor.org/reference/404151909George A BoulengerDescription of a new characinid fish from MexicoAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814497-498http://biostor.org/reference/666071909H B PrestonLXI.—Descriptions of four new species of land-shells from Natal and the TransavaalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814498-499http://biostor.org/reference/864671909Oldfield ThomasLXII.—A collection of mammals from Northern and Central MantchuriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814500-505http://biostor.org/reference/864591909R KirkpatrickLXIII.—On the regular hexactine spicule of HexactinellidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814505-509http://biostor.org/reference/864761909W L DistantDescriptions of Oriental CapsidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54814509-523http://biostor.org/reference/582381909R I PocockLXV.—On the Agriotype of domestic assesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814523-528http://biostor.org/reference/864121909Knud AndersenLXVI.—On the fruit-bats of the genus DobsoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814528-536http://biostor.org/reference/863121909Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54814553-554http://biostor.org/reference/864381909Ann. 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W. Bassett-Smith, Esq., Surgeon R.N., during the Survey of the Tizard and Macclesfield Banks, in the China Sea, by H.M.S. ‘Rambler,’ Commander W. U. MooreAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481511-24http://biostor.org/reference/879601890D SharpII.—On the species of the genus Philhydrus found in the Atlantic IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481513-16http://biostor.org/reference/917071870John LycettIII.—On a byssiferous fossil TrigoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481517-18http://biostor.org/reference/917201870P CameronDescriptions of new genera and species of aculeate Hymenoptera from the Oriental zoological regionAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481517-41http://biostor.org/reference/575551900T Vernon WollastonIV.—On the Coleoptera of St. HelenaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481518-37http://biostor.org/reference/917421870II.—Revision of the family Pennatulidæ, with descriptions of some new species in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481520-25http://biostor.org/reference/893081860V.—Description of Limneus involutus, Harvey, MS. by W. Thompson, Vice-President of the Natural History Society of Belfast;—with an account of the Anatomy of the AnimalAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481522-25http://biostor.org/reference/943101840T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. XXIVAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481522-30http://biostor.org/reference/583141910Hamilton H DruceIII.—Descriptions of twelve new species of Lycænidæ from West Africa and one from the Solomon Islands, in the collection of Herbert DruceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481524-31http://biostor.org/reference/879651890VI.—On certain characters in the Crania and dentition of Carnivora which may serve to distinguish the subdivisions of that orderAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481525-27http://biostor.org/reference/943481840W H BensonIII.—On the Burmese genus SophinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481526-27http://biostor.org/reference/906231860John MiersIV.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481529-35http://biostor.org/reference/896691850W A HaswellPreliminary report on the Australian AmphipodaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481530-34http://biostor.org/reference/601041880G Meade-WaldoNew species of Diploptera in the collection of the British MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481530-51http://biostor.org/reference/583451910Oldfield ThomasII.—Two new species of Sylvilagus from ColombiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481531-33http://biostor.org/reference/874611920C T ReganThe classification of the fishes of the family Cichlidae.--I. The Tanganyika generaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481533-53http://biostor.org/reference/664111920Charles O WaterhouseV.—Descriptions of new Pectinicorn ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481533-39http://biostor.org/reference/884561890Arthur William WatersIII.—On the terms Bryozoa and PolyzoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481534-36http://biostor.org/reference/930271880A History of British Ferns. By Edward Newman, F.L.S. London, Van Voorst. 8voAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481536-38http://biostor.org/reference/942351840Iter Hispaniense, or a Synopsis of Plants collected in the Southern Provinces of Spain and Portugal, with Geographical Remarks and Observations on rare and undescribed Species. by Philip Barker Webb. 8vo. Paris, Bethune and Plon; London, Coxhead, 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481538-38http://biostor.org/reference/942591840H E StricklandVI.—On the occurrence of Charadrius virginiacus, Borkh., at MaltaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481540-42http://biostor.org/reference/896771850M'intosh VI.—Notes from the St. Andrews Marine Laboratory (under the Fishery Board for Scotland).—No. XAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481540-48http://biostor.org/reference/884771890G E H Barrett-HamiltonIII.—Note on the weasel, Putorius (Ictis) nivalis, Linn., and some of its subspeciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481541-50http://biostor.org/reference/866431900M P J Van BenedenVII.—Notice of a new genus of cestoid worm. Communicated by J.T. Arlidge, A.B., M.B., (Lond.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481542-46http://biostor.org/reference/896641850Descrizione di un nuovo Genere di Piante della Famiglia delle Leguminose, di Guglielmo Gasparini. Description of a new Genus of Plants of the Family Leguminosæ, by Guglielmo GaspariniAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481543-43http://biostor.org/reference/943171840Edward Perceval WrightVII.—On a new species of the genus PennellaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481543-47http://biostor.org/reference/923351870Charles LapworthV.—On the geological distribution of the RhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481545-62http://biostor.org/reference/934681880John BallVIII.—Description of a new species of VeronicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481547-48http://biostor.org/reference/896541850Charles J GahanVII.—Descriptions of new species of Longicornia from India and CeylonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481548-66http://biostor.org/reference/884811890Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481548-68http://biostor.org/reference/892541860J L BonhoteIV.—On squirrels of the Sciurus MacClellandi groupAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481550-54http://biostor.org/reference/866581900Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481551-64http://biostor.org/reference/943141840Charles P AlexanderIV.—New or little-known Tipulidæ (Diptera).—I. Ethiopian speciesAnnals and Magazine of Natural History,Annals and Magazine of Natural History,0374-548152553-62http://biostor.org/reference/863051920George A BoulengerDescriptions of two new atherinoid fishes from MexicoAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481554-55http://biostor.org/reference/664391900C J GahanNotes on Cleridae and descriptions of some new genera and species of this family of ColeopteraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481555-76http://biostor.org/reference/583201910O NeumannDescription of a new lizard of the genus Nucras from Usoga, British East AfricaAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-5481556http://biostor.org/reference/502521900A G ButlerVIII.—On a second collection of Butterflies obtained by Mr. Edward M. de Jersey in NyasalandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481559-63http://biostor.org/reference/870221900M PringsheimVI.—On the action of light and the function of chlorophyll in plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481562-74http://biostor.org/reference/934841880W T CalmanV.—A new crab of the genus Sesarma from BasraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481562-65http://biostor.org/reference/874931920Deep-sea researchesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481563-65http://biostor.org/reference/916311870Microscopical SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481564-67http://biostor.org/reference/943161840F D MoriceIX.—Descriptions of new or doubtful species of the genus Ammophila (Kirby) from AlgeriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481564-70http://biostor.org/reference/866691900Thomas H WithersVI.—The cirripede genus Stramentum (Loricula): its history and structureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481565-84http://biostor.org/reference/874971920On the specific distinctness of Anodonta anatinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481565-66http://biostor.org/reference/921491870G Y DixonA F DixonVIII.—Note on Tealia tuberculata and T. crassicornisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481566-69http://biostor.org/reference/885011890Ipswich museumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481567-69http://biostor.org/reference/896471850Salbey On the structure and mode of growth of the scales of fishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481567-68http://biostor.org/reference/921541870Geological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481568-70http://biostor.org/reference/906211860On Datisca cannabina and impregnationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481569-69http://biostor.org/reference/942321840A GüntherTenth Contribution to the Knowledge of the Fauna of MadagascarAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-5481569-72http://biostor.org/reference/502351890M JobertObservations on the nasal glands of birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481570-70http://biostor.org/reference/919431870J E GrayOn the Mud-fish of the Nile (Lepidosiren annectens?)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481570-71http://biostor.org/reference/892131860New British species of HydraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481571-72http://biostor.org/reference/906461860Echinorhinus spinosusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481571-71http://biostor.org/reference/896311850H S GorhamX.—Descriptions of new genera and species of Coleoptera from South and West Africa, of the section Serricornia and of the families Erotylidæ, Endomychidæ, and LanguriidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481571-94http://biostor.org/reference/870301900John GouldOn a new species of OdontophorusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481572-72http://biostor.org/reference/892701860R L PocockReport upon the Crustacea collected by P.W. Bassett-Smith, Esq., Surgeon during the Survey of the Macclesfield and Tizard Banks, in the China Sea, by H.M. Rambler, Commander W.V. MooreAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481572-82http://biostor.org/reference/601541890J AlderDescription of a zoophyte and two species of Echinodermata new to BritainAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481573-75http://biostor.org/reference/600331860H J CarterX.—Note on the sponges Grayella, Osculina, and ClionaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481573-83http://biostor.org/reference/923591870A Manual of Palæontology for the Use of Students. By H. Alleyne Nicholson, M.D., D.Sc. F.G.S., &c. 2nd Edition. Revised and greatly enlarged. In two vols. Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1879Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481574-78http://biostor.org/reference/928801880X.—On a minute Alga which colours Ballydrain Lake, in the county of AntrimAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481575-84http://biostor.org/reference/943081840John MiersVIII.—On the tribe Colletieæ, with some observations on the structure of the seed in the family of the RhamnaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481576-95http://biostor.org/reference/892801860D G ElliotVIII.—Descriptions of new species of monkeys of the genera Galago, Cebus, Alouatta, and CercopithecusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481577-83http://biostor.org/reference/865361910G R GrayDescription of a new species of parrotAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481577-77http://biostor.org/reference/896511850Presidency of the Linnæan SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481578-79http://biostor.org/reference/896531850An Introduction to Animal Morphology and Systematic Zoology.—Part I. Invertebrata. By Alexander Macalister, M.B. &c. 8vo. London: Longmans, 1876Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481578-78http://biostor.org/reference/929101880Meteorological observations for Nov. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481579-79http://biostor.org/reference/896331850A S PackardThe sea-weeds of Salt LakeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481580-81http://biostor.org/reference/934541880W R Ogilvie GrantXI.—On the species Rallus pusillus of Pallas and its AlliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481580-82http://biostor.org/reference/885341890W K BrooksObservations upon the artificial fertilization of oyster-eggs, and on the embryology of the American oysterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481582-83http://biostor.org/reference/931761880Thomas HincksXII.—Critical notes on the PolyzoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481583-103http://biostor.org/reference/885391890Andrew MurrayXI.—Reply to Mr. Frederick Smith on the relations between Wasps and RhipiphoriAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481583-93http://biostor.org/reference/923791870M H ViallanesObservations on the salivary glands of the EchidnasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481583-84http://biostor.org/reference/931741880XI.—Contributions towards a knowledge of the Mollusca Nudibranchia and Mollusca Tunicata of Ireland, with descriptions of some apparently new species of invertebrataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481584-102http://biostor.org/reference/942201840R E TurnerOn Indo-Chinese Hymenoptera collected by R. Vitalis de Salvaza. 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London: Taylor and Francis, 1889Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815115-117http://biostor.org/reference/884251890XIV.—Characters of five new species of Orchidaceous plants from DominicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815115-116http://biostor.org/reference/943241840R M'andrewXI.—Note on the comparative size of marine Mollusca in various latitudes of the European SeasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815116-119http://biostor.org/reference/892521860Bergens Museums Aarsberetning for 1888. 8vo. Bergen, 1889Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815117-119http://biostor.org/reference/878691890Th MortensenXVI.—On some points in the nomenclature of EchinoidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815117-125http://biostor.org/reference/865171910Proceedings of the Bristol Naturalists' Society. New Series, vol. vi. part i. for 1888–89. Pp. 1–164. 8vo. Bristol, 1889Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815119-120http://biostor.org/reference/883861890Extracts from a Journal of the Mission which visited Bootan, in 1837–38, under Captain R. Boileau PembertonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815119-125http://biostor.org/reference/943691840Oldfield ThomasX.—A new shrew and two new foxes from Asia Minor and PalestineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815119-122http://biostor.org/reference/875011920Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815120-122http://biostor.org/reference/883511890Wm S KentXIV.—On a new genus of the Madreporaria or stony corals (Stenohelia)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815120-123http://biostor.org/reference/924081870W SmithXIV.—On deposits of diatomaceous earth, found on the shores of Lough Mourne, county antrim, with a record of species living in the waters of the lakeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815121-125http://biostor.org/reference/896181850Charles DawsonS A WoodheadXIII.—The hexagonal structure naturally formed in cooling beeswax, and its influence on the formation of the cells of beesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815121-126http://biostor.org/reference/870691900G A BoulengerDescriptions of two new frogs from BrazilAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815122-124http://biostor.org/reference/519401920G C WallichXIII.—On the markings of the Diatomaceæ in common use as test-objectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815122-130http://biostor.org/reference/906181860Joseph WrightDeep-Sea Trawling off the S.W. Coast of Ireland.—Additional ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815124-124http://biostor.org/reference/879131890Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815125-128http://biostor.org/reference/865151910Canon NormanXIV.—British Amphipoda of the tribe Hyperiidea and the families Orchestiidæ and some LysianassidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815126-144http://biostor.org/reference/870701900Thomas HincksX.—On the terms Polyzoa and BryozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815127-129http://biostor.org/reference/935171880Genera et Species Staphylinorum Insectorum Coleopterorum familiæ. Auctore Guil. F. Erichson, &c. &c. Pars prior, accedunt tab. æn. 3. pp. 400. 8vo. 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Kükenthal in den Jahren 1893 und 1894, bearbeitet von Brunner von Wattenwyl, unter Berücksichtigung neuer verwandter Species. Mit fünf Tafeln. (Abhandl. d. Senckenbergischen naturforschendeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815154-155http://biostor.org/reference/869151900New Zealand Moths and Butterflies (Macro-Lepidoptera). By G. V. Hudson, F.E.S. (Author of ‘An Elementary Manual of New Zealand Entomology’). With 13 Plates. 4to. 1898. West, Newman, & Co. Pp. xix, 144Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815155-156http://biostor.org/reference/868981900Journey to explore the natural history of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815156-157http://biostor.org/reference/896601850John T GulickXX.—Divergent Evolution and the Darwinian TheoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815156-166http://biostor.org/reference/887551890The Butterfly Book, a popular guide to a knowledge of the butterflies of North America. By W. J. Holland, Ph.D., D.D., LL.D., Chancellor of the Western District of Pennsylvania; Director of the Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Fellow of the Zoological anAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815157-158http://biostor.org/reference/869711900E Ernest GreenNote on Ceroplastes africanus (family Coccidæ)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815158-159http://biostor.org/reference/869001900Meteorological observations for Dec. 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815159-159http://biostor.org/reference/896371850N De ZografOn the lateral cephalic organs of GlomerisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815159-160http://biostor.org/reference/869131900William ClarkXVI.—On the recent ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815161-171http://biostor.org/reference/896301850Eugene W OatesXXI.—On some new species of silver-pheasantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815162-164http://biostor.org/reference/865321910XVII.—On the structure of the ovule in plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815162-166http://biostor.org/reference/942981840C T ReganA revision of the African cichlid fishes of the genus TylochromisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815163-169http://biostor.org/reference/661021920T Vernon WollastonXVI.—On the Aphanarthra of the Canary IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815163-167http://biostor.org/reference/893071860E SchwartzOn the wallabies usually referred to Macropus agilis, GouldAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815164-166http://biostor.org/reference/583621910George A BoulengerDescriptions of three new species of siluroid fishes from southern BrazilAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815165-166http://biostor.org/reference/664871900XVIII.—On the bone of an unknown struthious bird of large size from New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815166-168http://biostor.org/reference/943281840W L DistantXXI.—Description of a new genus of Oriental CicadidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815166-167http://biostor.org/reference/887601890H Grose SmithXXII.—Descriptions of two new species of Acræa from MombasaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815167-168http://biostor.org/reference/887731890A GüntherDescription of Uriechis microlepidotes, a new snake from South AfricaAnn. 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Grose SmithAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815170-172http://biostor.org/reference/887981890Walter K FisherXXIV.—New genera of starfishesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815171-173http://biostor.org/reference/865381910O P CambridgeXIX.—Descriptions of two British spiders new to scienceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815171-174http://biostor.org/reference/892421860E L TrouessartXXV.—Synoptical revision of the family HalacaridæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815172-192http://biostor.org/reference/888261890Albany HancockXVIII.—On the anatomy of the freshwater Bryozoa, with descriptions of three new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815173-204http://biostor.org/reference/896551850Robert SwinhoeXVII.—Descriptions of three new species of birds from ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815173-175http://biostor.org/reference/925861870Guy DollmanXXV.—On a collection of mammals made by Mr. S. 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Neave, during his expedition in Northern RhodesiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815173-181http://biostor.org/reference/865221910W K ParkerT R JonesXX.—On the nomenclature of the ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815174-183http://biostor.org/reference/892581860Ernst HäckelXVIII.—Prodromus of a system of the calcareous spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815176-191http://biostor.org/reference/926091870R OwenXV.—On the occurrence in North America of rare extinct vertebrates found fragmentarily in England.—No. 3Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815177-181http://biostor.org/reference/936921880W T CalmanOn two new species of wood-boring Crustacea from Christmas IslandAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815181-186http://biostor.org/reference/583041910Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815181-185http://biostor.org/reference/934001880Alfred Goldsborough MayerXXI.—On the mating instinct in mothsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815183-190http://biostor.org/reference/872471900R M LingwoodXXI.—A short outline of a fauna for part of HerefordshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815184-188http://biostor.org/reference/942391840Oldfield ThomasXXIV.—Some notes on BabirussaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815185-188http://biostor.org/reference/875361920W E ShuckardMonograph of the Dorylidae, a family of the Hymenoptera HeterogynaAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54815188-201http://biostor.org/reference/211481840Arthur G ButlerNote on the genus Brahmæa of WalkerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815188-189http://biostor.org/reference/931421880Oldfield ThomasXXV.—A further collection of mammals from JujuyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815188-196http://biostor.org/reference/875421920A S PackardNew classificiation of the CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815189-190http://biostor.org/reference/931261880A E VerrillOn two new species of CephalopodsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815191-193http://biostor.org/reference/933651880Oldfield ThomasXXVIII.—Further new African mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815191-202http://biostor.org/reference/865011910Thomas R R StebbingXXVI.—The right generic names of some AmphipodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815192-194http://biostor.org/reference/888411890M J H FabresOn the habits and parthenogenesis of the HalictiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815194-196http://biostor.org/reference/932911880Arthur BennettThe Flora of Suffolk. By W. M. Hind, LL.D., assisted by the late Churchill Babington, D.D., F.L.S. London: Gurney and Jackson, 1889. Pp. xxxiv, 1–508Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815194-197http://biostor.org/reference/884291890M G CarletOn the locomotion of insects and ArachnidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815196-196http://biostor.org/reference/933001880J BarroisXVI.—Investigations on the development of the spidersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815197-211http://biostor.org/reference/936981880Th e fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma. Published under the Authority of the Secretary of State for India in Council. Edited by W. T. Blanford. Birds.—Vol. I. By Eugene W. Oates. London : Taylor and FrancisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815197-198http://biostor.org/reference/884071890John Gwyn JeffreysXXII.—Remarks on Mr. M'Andrew's "note on the comparative size of marine Mollusca in various latitudes of the European seasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815197-200http://biostor.org/reference/892101860R C WroughtonR E CheesmanXXVI.—A new species of Mellivora from SomalilandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815197-197http://biostor.org/reference/875451920J E IvesMimicry of the Environment in Pterophryne histrioAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815198-200http://biostor.org/reference/881871890Frederick SmithXX.—Concluding observations on the parasitism of Rhipiphorus paradoxusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815198-204http://biostor.org/reference/926121870John MiersXXIII.—On the tribe Colletieæ, with some observations on the structure of the seed in the family of the RhammaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815200-216http://biostor.org/reference/892721860Adolf FritzeOn seasonal dimorphism in Japanese ButterfliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815200-200http://biostor.org/reference/882561890Chas ChiltonXXVIII.—Note on the freshwater Isopods known as Asellus aquaticusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815200-203http://biostor.org/reference/875481920E HaaseXXVII.—On abdominal appendages in HexapodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815201-209http://biostor.org/reference/888501890XXIII.—Description of the snake-nut tree of GuianaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815202-204http://biostor.org/reference/943621840Frank E BeddardXXIX.—On a new tentaculate CestodeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815203-207http://biostor.org/reference/875381920John MiersXIX.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815204-210http://biostor.org/reference/896731850Wm S KentXXI.—Häckel on the relationship of the sponges to the coralsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815204-218http://biostor.org/reference/926271870R C WroughtonXXX.—Some servals and an Otomys from East AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815205-207http://biostor.org/reference/865411910XXIV.—Information respecting botanical travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815205-211http://biostor.org/reference/942551840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815207-208http://biostor.org/reference/874901920Edgar A SmithB B WoodwardXXVIII.—On the nomenclature of the Oral folds in the Shells of ClausiliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815209-213http://biostor.org/reference/888611890Joshua AlderXX.—Notes on Montacuta ferruginosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815210-213http://biostor.org/reference/896261850A report on the progress of vegetable physiology during the year 1837. By F. J. F. Meyen, M.D., Professor of Botany in the University of Berlin. Translated from the German, by William Francis, A.L.S. London, 1839. 8vo. pp. 158Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815211-214http://biostor.org/reference/942431840W H BensonXXI.—Characters of several new East Indian and South African Helices, with remarks on some other species of the Genus occurring at the Cape of Good HopeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815213-217http://biostor.org/reference/896431850Herbert DruceXXIX.—Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera from Central AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815213-218http://biostor.org/reference/888101890Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815214-215http://biostor.org/reference/865311910Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815215-219http://biostor.org/reference/942821840W Percy SladenXIX.—Note on the occurrence of Pedicellaster (Sars) in the Far NorthAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815216-217http://biostor.org/reference/935661880A O WalkerNote on the occurrence of Hippolyte gracilis (Heller) in the British AreaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815216-216http://biostor.org/reference/865181910Thomas StockXX.—On a spine (Lophacanthus Taylori, mihi, nov. gen. et spec.) from the coal-measures of NorthumberlandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815217-220http://biostor.org/reference/937311880Oldfield ThomasXXVII.—Descriptions of new Neotropical mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815217-222http://biostor.org/reference/873771900Bibliographical noticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815218-223http://biostor.org/reference/896421850Arthur Viscount WaldenXXII.—Descriptions of some new species of birds from Southern AsiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815218-220http://biostor.org/reference/926361870Botanical informationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815219-221http://biostor.org/reference/942541840XXI.—On the nomenclature of Polyzoa, BuskAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815220-220http://biostor.org/reference/937471880Arthur H FoordG C CrickXXXI.—On the muscular impressions of some species of Carboniferous and Jurassic Nautiloids compared with those of the recent NautilusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815220-224http://biostor.org/reference/888841890Note on Argulus foliaceus, JurineAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815221-223http://biostor.org/reference/942421840Arthur G ButlerXXII.—On a small collection of lepidoptera from Western India and BeloochistanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815221-226http://biostor.org/reference/937551880E R WaiteThe generic name ThylacomysAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815222-223http://biostor.org/reference/576121900A Guide to the Quadrupeds and Reptiles of Europe; with descriptions of all the species: compiled from the Latest Writers. By Lord Clermont. London: John Van Voorst, 1859. Post 8voAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815222-225http://biostor.org/reference/892811860Infusorial animalcules in red snowAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815223-223http://biostor.org/reference/942851840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815224-233http://biostor.org/reference/896151850H Grose SmithXXXII.—Description of a new Papilio from the West Coast of AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815224-224http://biostor.org/reference/888871890G LewisOn new species of Histeridae and notices of othersAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815224-234http://biostor.org/reference/575781900G E DobsonXXXIII.—Description of new species of Crocidura from AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815225-227http://biostor.org/reference/889021890Index to the fossil remains of Aves, Ornithosauria, and Reptilia, from the Secondary System of Strata, arranged in the Woodwardian Museum of the University of Cambridge. By H. G. Seeley, of St. John's College, Cambridge. With a Prefatory Notice by the RevAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815225-226http://biostor.org/reference/917271870XXV.—On the recent doctrines of vegetable embryologyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815225-238http://biostor.org/reference/943461840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815225-228http://biostor.org/reference/906151860Mémoire sur les Ascoboles. Par M. E. Boudier. (Annales des Sciences Naturelles, cinquième série, tome x. 1868.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815226-230http://biostor.org/reference/918701870E J MiersOn a collection of Crustacea from the Malaysian Region. Part I. Crustacea Oxyrhyncha and Cyclometopa, except TelphusideaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815226-239http://biostor.org/reference/601521880E HaaseXXXIV.—On the constitution of the body in the BlattidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815227-234http://biostor.org/reference/889181890W HoughtonOn the Hydra rubra of Mr. LewesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815228-229http://biostor.org/reference/892381860J E GrayOn the genus HyalonemaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815229-230http://biostor.org/reference/892771860M G CotteauOn the genus Asterostoma, belonging to the family EchinocorydeæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815230-232http://biostor.org/reference/920941870C RousselOn the generative organs of the Scarabæideous BeetlesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815230-231http://biostor.org/reference/892891860J GouldDescription of a new species of Gull (Gavia roseiventris) from the Falkland IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815232-232http://biostor.org/reference/892831860L KnyXXIV.—On the structure and development of the antheridium in fernsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815233-245http://biostor.org/reference/926631870W L DistantXXXV.—Description of a new genus of the Homopterous family CicadidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815234-235http://biostor.org/reference/889411890Edmond BordageXXX.—On the absence of regeneration in the posterior limbs of the Orthoptera saltatoria and its probable causesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815234-236http://biostor.org/reference/874251900Oldfield ThomasXXXVI.—Diagnosis of a new Cynopterus from BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815235-236http://biostor.org/reference/889591890M CaillatOn the employment of tar to preserve wheat from the attack of the weevilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815236-239http://biostor.org/reference/896621850R I PocockXXXVII.—Report upon a small collection of Scorpions and centipedes sent from Madras by Mr. Edgar Thurston, of the Government Central MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815236-250http://biostor.org/reference/889711890Edmond BordageXXXI.—Regeneration of the tarsus and of the two anterior pairs of limbs in the Orthoptera saltatoriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815237-239http://biostor.org/reference/874461900XXVI.—Observations on the family Helicidæ, and description of a new genusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815238-242http://biostor.org/reference/942221840Meteorological observations for Jan. 1850Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815239-239http://biostor.org/reference/896241850Die Fledermäuse des Berliner Museums für Naturkunde.—Neunzig, unter Leitung von Prof. W. Peters und Paul Matschie, gezeichnete und lithographirte Tafeln. Bearbeitet und durch Verbreitungskarten und Bestimmungstabellen für alle bekannten Arten ergänzt. VonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815239-240http://biostor.org/reference/866161900R Bullen NewtonXXXI.—On some freshwater fossils from Central South AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815241-249http://biostor.org/reference/875541920John BlackwallXXII.—Notes on the Salmon and bull-troutAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815241-246http://biostor.org/reference/896521850W J SollasXXV.—The sponge-fauna of Norway; a report on the Rev. A. M. Norman's collection of sponges from the Norwegian coastAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815241-259http://biostor.org/reference/938021880W H BensonXXVI.—Notes on Plectopylis, a group of Helicidæ distinguished by several internal plicate Epiphragms; with the characters of a new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815243-247http://biostor.org/reference/906341860XXVII.—Some remarks on the foregoing paper of Dr. L. Pfeiffer, especially on the Clausium of ClausiliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815243-244http://biostor.org/reference/942761840XXVIII.—Additions to the fauna of IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815245-257http://biostor.org/reference/942751840G A BoulengerXXXIV.—Remarks on Prof. L. von Méhely's recent contribution to the knowledge of the lizards allied to Lacerta muralisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815247-256http://biostor.org/reference/865441910John MiersXXIII.—Contributions to the botany of South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815247-255http://biostor.org/reference/896791850W HoughtonXXVII.—On the discovery of the snail-leech, Glossiphonia marginata, in EnglandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815248-249http://biostor.org/reference/892871860Colonel C SwinhoeXXXII.—On the geographical distribution of the genus Anomis, Hübner (Lineopalpa auctorum), a Noctuid of the family GonopteridæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815250-258http://biostor.org/reference/875571920R I PocockXXXVIII.—Description of a new genus and species of Scorpion belonging to the group JuriniAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815250-252http://biostor.org/reference/889741890E BillingsXXVI.—Notes on the structure of the Crinoidea, Cystidea, and BlastoideaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815251-266http://biostor.org/reference/927011870A catalogue of the Mantoden, with descriptions of new genera and species, and an enumeration of the specimens in the collection of the Indian Museum, Calcutta. By J. Wood-Mason.—No. 1. 8vo. Calcutta, 1889Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815252-253http://biostor.org/reference/878171890T Vernon WollastonXXIX.—On additions to the Madeiran ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815252-267http://biostor.org/reference/892251860Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815253-256http://biostor.org/reference/883711890W Henry HyettXXIV.—Heights of some points of the Cotswold Hills, with some experiments with the aneroid barometerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815255-259http://biostor.org/reference/896281850Ernest W L HoltNote on a young specimen of Zoarces viviparusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815256-257http://biostor.org/reference/881951890M A GiardOn the relationship of the Anneldia and MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815257-259http://biostor.org/reference/883281890XXIX.—On the "Freshwater Carriers," or Thelidomus of Mr. SwainsonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815257-258http://biostor.org/reference/942701840Thomas H WithersXXXIII.—The Cirripede subgenus Scillælepas; its probable occurrence in the Jurassic rocks (S. gaveyi, sp. n.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815258-264http://biostor.org/reference/875591920W E ShuckardMonograph of the Dorylidae, a family of these Hymenoptera HeterogynaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815258-271http://biostor.org/reference/607741840John Scott SandersonXXV.—On the embryogeny of Hippuris vulgarisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815259-265http://biostor.org/reference/896131850Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815259-260http://biostor.org/reference/933811880F ZschokkeOn the fauna of Mountain-lakesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815259-261http://biostor.org/reference/882871890E D CopeThe cave-bear of CaliforniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815260-261http://biostor.org/reference/934391880F E SchulzeD C DanielssenOn the Actinian genera Ægir and FenjaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815261-262http://biostor.org/reference/882611890M K NestlerOn the anatomy and developmental history of Petromyzon PlaneriAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815262-263http://biostor.org/reference/882621890J Wood-MasonDescription of Sigerpes occidentalis, the type of a new genus of Mantodea from West AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815263-263http://biostor.org/reference/929621880M Jules BonnierThe Amphipoda of the Boulonnais.—I. Unciola crenatipalmata, Spence BateAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815263-264http://biostor.org/reference/884081890W M GrahamOn new species of West-African CulicidaeAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54815264-273http://biostor.org/reference/734961910Notes on fossorial Hymenoptera, xl. On new species in the British MuseumAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54815265-270http://biostor.org/reference/988571920M J FraipontHistology, development, and origin of the testis and ovary in Campanularia angulata (Hincks)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815265-267http://biostor.org/reference/929971880Arthur H FoordG C CrickXXXIX.—Descriptions of new and imperfectly-defined species of Jurassic Nautili contained in the British Museum (Natural History)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815265-291http://biostor.org/reference/889231890Albany HancockThomas AttheyXXVII.—Note on an undescribed fossil fish from the Newsham Coal-shale near Newcastle-upon-TyneAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815266-268http://biostor.org/reference/927101870John T SymeXXVI.—Notice of some of the rarer plants observed in Orkney during the summer of 1849Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815266-269http://biostor.org/reference/896501850M G PlanchonOn the plants which serve as the basis of various curaresAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815267-268http://biostor.org/reference/933311880John MiersXXX.—On the tribe Colletieæ, with some observations on the structure of the seed in the family of the RhamnaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815267-273http://biostor.org/reference/892691860Conrad KellerOn the systematic position of the spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815268-268http://biostor.org/reference/933601880S I SmithXXVI.—On some points in the structure of a species of the "Willemoesia group of Crustacea"Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815269-273http://biostor.org/reference/938081880Oldfield ThomasXXXV.—Descriptions of new Neotropical mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815269-274http://biostor.org/reference/875251900N PringsheimXXIX.—On the pairing of Zoospores, the morphologically fundamental form of reproduction in the vegetable kingdomAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815272-278http://biostor.org/reference/926771870T D A CockerellXXXVI.—Fossil Arthropods in the British Museum.—IAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815273-279http://biostor.org/reference/875711920Charles LapworthXXVII.—On the geological distribution of the RhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815273-285http://biostor.org/reference/938191880Oldfield ThomasXXXVI.—Descriptions of two new Sciuropteri discovered by Mr. Charles Hose in BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815275-276http://biostor.org/reference/875611900Andrew MurrayXXX.—A last word in reply to Dr. Chapman and Mr. Frederick Smith on the relations of the wasp and RhipiphorusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815278-279http://biostor.org/reference/927371870Arthur De Carle SowerbyXXXVII.—A new three-toed jerboa from ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815279-281http://biostor.org/reference/875731920Harry G SeeleyXXXI.—On Ornithopsis, a gigantic animal of the Pterodactyle kind from the WealdenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815279-283http://biostor.org/reference/927571870Albany HancockXXVIII.—Notes on a species of Hydra found in the Northumberland LakesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815281-289http://biostor.org/reference/896361850G A BoulengerDescription of a new gecko and a new snake from SumatraAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54815281-283http://biostor.org/reference/490441920XXXIII.—Information respecting botanical and zoological travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815282-288http://biostor.org/reference/942791840Oldfield ThomasXXXIX.—Further new African mammaliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815282-285http://biostor.org/reference/865111910Oldfield ThomasXXXIX.—Two new Asiatic Bats of the genera Tadarida and DyacopterusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815283-285http://biostor.org/reference/875641920W K ParkerT R JonesXXXII.—On the nomenclature of the ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815285-298http://biostor.org/reference/892921860Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815286-298http://biostor.org/reference/922281870Louis B ProutXL.—New Moths in the Joicey collectionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815286-293http://biostor.org/reference/875071920A Manual of the Land and Freshwater Shells of the British Islands, with Figures of each of the kinds. By William Turton, M.D. A new Edition, thoroughly revised and much enlarged, by John Edward Gray, F.R.S. London, 1840. 12moAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815288-289http://biostor.org/reference/942951840R KirkpatrickXLI.—Further notes on Merlia normani, KirkpAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815288-291http://biostor.org/reference/865161910Wernerian Natural History SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815290-291http://biostor.org/reference/942631840Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815290-306http://biostor.org/reference/896681850James W DavisXL.—On the dentition of Pleuroplax (Pleurodus), A. S. WoodwAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815291-294http://biostor.org/reference/885961890Microscopical SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815291-292http://biostor.org/reference/943151840W ThompsonOn a Torpedo taken on the Irish coastAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815292-295http://biostor.org/reference/672131840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815294-296http://biostor.org/reference/865351910Meteorological observations for April, 1840Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815295-295http://biostor.org/reference/942511840XLII.—Notes from the St. Andrews Marine Laboratory (under the Fishery Board for Scotland).—No. XIAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815296-306http://biostor.org/reference/886171890XXXIV.—Notes on some viviparous plantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815297-300http://biostor.org/reference/943551840W L DistantRhynchotal Notes. LAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815297-322http://biostor.org/reference/652381910C T Von SieboldOn parthenogenesis in Polistes gallicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815298-300http://biostor.org/reference/920091870George GulliverXXXIII.—On the marginal nerves of the leaves of MossesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815298-299http://biostor.org/reference/892201860A AdamsOn some new genera and species of Mollusca from JapanAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815299-303http://biostor.org/reference/596831860B A GouldOn force and willAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815300-303http://biostor.org/reference/919921870William A HaswellOn two species of the genus Paratymolus Miers from AustraliaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815302-304http://biostor.org/reference/503281880M BalbianiOn the constitution and mode of formation of the ovum of the SacculinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815303-306http://biostor.org/reference/920551870F WalkerCharacters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon insectsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815304-311http://biostor.org/reference/607561860E J MiersOn a collection of Crustacea from the Malaysian Region. Part II. Telphusidea, Catametopa, and OxystomataAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815304-317http://biostor.org/reference/601441880M A Milne-EdwardsOn some Mammalia from Eastern ThibetAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815306-307http://biostor.org/reference/920191870Descriptions of new Reptiles from Perak, Malay PeninsulaAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-54815306-308http://biostor.org/reference/981801900M A PouchetOn the transformation of the nests of the House-Martin (Hirundo urbica, Linn.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815307-308http://biostor.org/reference/921611870Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815307-309http://biostor.org/reference/896351850C J CahanXL.—Description of a new genus and species of Longicorn Coleoptera from Central FormosaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815308-309http://biostor.org/reference/870891900Armand DavidCharacter of a new species of CrossoptilonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815308-308http://biostor.org/reference/916081870XXXVII.—On the Corymorpha nutans of Sars, a remarkable Hydroid polypeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815309-315http://biostor.org/reference/942571840H J CarterXXXIII.—On two new species of the foraminiferous genus Squamulina; and on a new species of DifflugiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815309-326http://biostor.org/reference/927921870John CassinDescriptions of new species of birds of the family CaprimulgidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815310-313http://biostor.org/reference/896651850Robert M'andrewXXXVI.—Reply to Mr. Jeffreys's remarks on a "note on the comparative size of marine Mollusca in various latitudes of the British SeasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815311-316http://biostor.org/reference/906261860Henry DennyFormer existence of gigantic bears in IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815313-314http://biostor.org/reference/896391850G K GudeXLII.—Description of a new species of Plectopylis from TonkinAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815313-313http://biostor.org/reference/871101900On some new genera and species of EntozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815314-317http://biostor.org/reference/896561850Edmond BordageXLIII.—On the spiral growth of appendages in course of regeneration in ArthropodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815314-316http://biostor.org/reference/871271900Handbook of the British Flora. By G. Bentham, F.L.S. London: Lovell Reeve. 1858Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815316-321http://biostor.org/reference/892441860Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815317-319http://biostor.org/reference/865761900XXXI.—On hypochlorin and the conditions of its production in the plantAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815317-333http://biostor.org/reference/938571880Meteorological observations for Feb. 1850Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815319-319http://biostor.org/reference/896191850F ChapmanThe hexagonal structure formed in cooling beeswax in relation to the cells of beesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815320-320http://biostor.org/reference/869801900A Smith WoodwardXLIV.—Evidence of an extinct eel (Urenchelys anglicus, sp. n) from the English ChalkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815321-323http://biostor.org/reference/871311900Gilbert J ArrowXLV.—A list of the Endomychid Coleoptera of Indo-China, with descriptions of new speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815321-336http://biostor.org/reference/875151920E G JosephXLIV.—The collections of William John Burchell, D.C.L., in the Hope Department, Oxford University MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815322-346http://biostor.org/reference/865451910Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815323-338http://biostor.org/reference/892791860A Smith WoodwardXLV.—On a new specimen of the Clupeoid fish Aulolepis typus from the English ChalkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815324-326http://biostor.org/reference/871581900G R GrayXXXIV.—Descriptions of new species of birds from the Solomon and Banks's Groups of IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815327-331http://biostor.org/reference/927951870XXXIX.—Description of a new species of the genus Lophotus, from the collection of Charles Darwin, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815329-332http://biostor.org/reference/942741840Edward StrasburgerXXXV.—On fertilization in fernsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815331-336http://biostor.org/reference/928201870XL.—Description of a new species of Balanus, from the cabinet of Samuel Wright, Esq., of CorkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815333-334http://biostor.org/reference/943611840Arthur G ButlerXXXII.—On a collection of lepidoptera from Madagascar with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815333-344http://biostor.org/reference/938681880XLI.—On the effects produced upon animal and vegetable life by the winter of 1838Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815334-340http://biostor.org/reference/942381840A Catalogue of British Fossil Vertebrata. By Arthur Smith Woodward, F.G.S., and Charles Davies Sherborn, F.G.S. 8vo. xxv & 396 pages. Dulau and Co., London: 1890 (January)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815337-339http://biostor.org/reference/878141890Henry Alleyne NicholsonXXXVI.—On the British species of DidymograpsusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815337-357http://biostor.org/reference/928291870New or little- known Tipulidae (Diptera), ii. Ethiopian speciesAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54815337-351http://biostor.org/reference/989811920On the Hooks on the front edge of the hinder wings of certain Hymenoptera. Communicated by Dr. J. E. Gray, F.R.S. &cAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815339-342http://biostor.org/reference/906321860North-American Geology and Palæontology for the use of Amateurs, Students, and Scientists. By S. A, Miller. Large 8vo, pp. 664. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1889. Dulau and Co., LondonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815339-340http://biostor.org/reference/881941890A Catalogue of North-American Palæozoic Crustacea, confined to the non-Trilobitic Genera and species. By Anthony W. Vogdes. Printed in advance of vol. v. no. 1 of the ‘Annals of the New-York Academy of Sciences.’ 8vo. 38 pages, 2 plates, and some woodcutsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815340-341http://biostor.org/reference/878161890XLII.—Information respecting botanical and zoological travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815340-348http://biostor.org/reference/943011840M L HuetOn Bucephalus HaimeanusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815341-343http://biostor.org/reference/882371890John RichardsonThe fabricius sea bull-head (Acanthocottus Grœnlandicus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815342-342http://biostor.org/reference/906391860John LycettXXX.—On Trichites, a fossil genus of Bivalve MollusksAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815343-347http://biostor.org/reference/896441850Thos Howard StewartOn a malformation in Echinus Flemingii, BallAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815343-343http://biostor.org/reference/893001860M P A DangeardOn the formation of the Antherozoids in Eudorina elegansAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815343-344http://biostor.org/reference/882901890Abstract of a lecture by Prof. T. H. Huxley, F.R.S., on species and races, and their origin, delivered before the members of the Royal Institution, on the Evening of Friday, February 10, 1860Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815344-348http://biostor.org/reference/906541860M J LichtensteinOn the resistance of aphides to severe coldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815344-345http://biostor.org/reference/933431880M Jousset De BellesmeExperimental researches on the phosphorescence of the glowwormAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815345-347http://biostor.org/reference/929771880R KirkpatrickXLV.—On Hexactinellid spicules and their names.—Part II. SupplementaryAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815347-350http://biostor.org/reference/865391910On the French Jurassic CidaridæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815347-348http://biostor.org/reference/932851880C J GahanXLVII.—On some Longicorn Coleoptera from the Island of HainanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815347-354http://biostor.org/reference/871771900Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815348-356http://biostor.org/reference/942261840W H BensonXXXI.—Characters of nine new or imperfectly described species of Planorbis inhabiting India and ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815348-352http://biostor.org/reference/896481850W H HarveyMr. Darwin on the origin of speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815348-350http://biostor.org/reference/893021860James W DavisXXXIII.—On the Teleostean affinities of the genus PleuracanthusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815349-357http://biostor.org/reference/938841880J D HookerThe monstrous Begonia frigida at Kew, in relation to Mr. Darwin's Theory of Natural SelectionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815350-352http://biostor.org/reference/893061860Oldfield ThomasXLVII.—Three new West African mammalsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815351-354http://biostor.org/reference/864951910Robert GurneyXLVIII.—Notes on certain British freshwater EntomostracaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815351-360http://biostor.org/reference/875211920C SwinhoeXLVI.—New species of Indian ButterfliesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815353-365http://biostor.org/reference/886781890Rudolph LeuckartXXXVII.—On the genus Notopterophorus of CostaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815353-357http://biostor.org/reference/892241860Oldfield ThomasXLVIII.—Descriptions of two new Murines from Peru and a new Hare from VenezuelaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815354-357http://biostor.org/reference/871831900Botanical Society of LondonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815356-358http://biostor.org/reference/942471840C T BinghamXLIX.—On a new genus and species of Bulbul and an apparently new species of CyornisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815357-359http://biostor.org/reference/871491900Arthur Gardiner ButlerXXXVII.—List of species in a small collection of butterflies from the South SeasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815357-361http://biostor.org/reference/928451870Royal Irish AcademyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815358-360http://biostor.org/reference/942731840Charles LapworthXXXIV.—On the geological distribution of the RhabdophoraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815358-369http://biostor.org/reference/938901880T Vernon WollastonXXXVIII.—On additions to the Madeiran ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815358-365http://biostor.org/reference/893031860Orkney Natural History SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815360-361http://biostor.org/reference/942841840G E H Barrett-HamiltonL.—Note on the common hedgehog (Erinaceus europæus, Linnæus) and its subspecies or local variationsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815360-368http://biostor.org/reference/866751900Oldfield ThomasXLIX.—On Neotropical bats of the genus EptesicusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815360-367http://biostor.org/reference/875131920Bottle-nosed WhaleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815361-362http://biostor.org/reference/942341840Descriptions and records of bees. xxviiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815361-369http://biostor.org/reference/989191910Remarkable change of habit in the HareAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815362-363http://biostor.org/reference/942441840A G ButlerXXXVIII.—On new Diurnal LepidopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815362-365http://biostor.org/reference/928621870Note on animalculesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815363-364http://biostor.org/reference/943111840Notes on Irish birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815364-365http://biostor.org/reference/943381840M J BerkeleyC E BroomeXXXIII.—Notices of British fungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815365-380http://biostor.org/reference/896751850New species of AgrilusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815365-366http://biostor.org/reference/943061840Frederick SmithXXXIX.—A word in explanation of a passage occurring in my "Concluding Observations on the Parasitism of Rhipiphorus paradoxus"Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815365-365http://biostor.org/reference/928051870J E GrayXL.—Notes on Myriosteon HigginsiiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815366-367http://biostor.org/reference/924321870Robert DyceXXXIX.—On the identity of Morrhua punctata and Morrhua vulgarisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815366-369http://biostor.org/reference/906511860Félix PlateauXLI.—Researches on the freshwater Crustacea of Belgium (second and third parts)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815367-372http://biostor.org/reference/924551870Meteorological observations for May, 1840Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815367-367http://biostor.org/reference/943401840Oldfield ThomasMartin A C HintonL.—On the group of African Zorils represented by Ictonyx libycaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815367-369http://biostor.org/reference/874661920Wilfred H OsgoodLI.—Two new African shrewsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815369-370http://biostor.org/reference/865291910XLIII.—Remarks on Du Petit Thouars's theory of the origin of woodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815369-375http://biostor.org/reference/943641840Hugh C FultonLII.—List with notes on some land-shells from the Island of Muswar, Dutch New Guinea, and descriptions of new species and varieties of Planispira (Cristigibba), Papuina, Calycia, and LeptopomaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815370-373http://biostor.org/reference/865371910John MiersXL.—On the tribe Colletieæ, with some observations on the structure of the seed in the family of the RhamnaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815370-381http://biostor.org/reference/892821860E J MiersOn a collection of Crustacea from the Malaysian Region. Part III. Crustacea Anomura and Macrura (except Penaeidea)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815370-384http://biostor.org/reference/601331880G J AllmanXLII.—Note on Polytrema miniaceumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815372-373http://biostor.org/reference/924601870F V TheobaldFive new Culiciae from AshantiAnn. Mag. nat. histAnn. Mag. nat. hist0374-54815373-378http://biostor.org/reference/731131910Albany HancockThomas AttheyXLIII.—On the occurrence of Loxomma Allmanni in the Northumberland coal-fieldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815374-379http://biostor.org/reference/924791870XLIV.—On the Teucrium regium of SchreberAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815375-377http://biostor.org/reference/943091840XLV.—On the strength of the vital principle in intestinal wormsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815377-379http://biostor.org/reference/943601840A MillardetThe male Prothallium of the vascular CryptogamiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815379-383http://biostor.org/reference/922831870J E GrayXXXIV.—On the species of Cercolabes confounded under the name of C. prehensilisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815380-381http://biostor.org/reference/896661850XLVI.—Excerpta Botanica, or abridged extracts translated from the Foreign Journals, illustrative of, or connected with, the botany of Great BritainAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815380-382http://biostor.org/reference/942911840R KirkpatrickOn the affinities of Atsrosclera willeyana, ListerAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815380-383http://biostor.org/reference/583311910W H BensonXLI.—Characters of new Cingalese land-shells collected by F. Layard, Esq., Ceylon civil serviceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815381-385http://biostor.org/reference/906481860L Von BuchXXXV.—On the characteristic fossils of the chalk formation Communicated by Prof. J. NicolAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815381-387http://biostor.org/reference/896631850XLVII.—Sketch of the natural history of Leeds and its vicinity for twenty milesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815382-396http://biostor.org/reference/943121840M Lacaze-DuthiersMorphological researches on the Mollusca. (First Memoir: Gasteropods)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815383-385http://biostor.org/reference/918661870Arthur G ButlerXXXVI.—On a collection of Lepidoptera from Madagascar, with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815384-395http://biostor.org/reference/939261880J Gwyn JeffreysA new British Land-ShellAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815385-385http://biostor.org/reference/915411870M P DuchartreObservations on the turning of fungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815386-388http://biostor.org/reference/919491870W L DistantRhynchotal notes. IV. Heteroptera: Pentatominae (part)Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815386-397http://biostor.org/reference/575621900Albert C L G GüntherOn the history of EcheneisAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815386-402http://biostor.org/reference/665511860Francis WalkerXXXVI.—Descriptions of British AphidesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815388-395http://biostor.org/reference/896801850Arthur H FoordG C CrickXLIX.—On some new and imperfectly-defined species of Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary Nautili contained in the British Museum (Natural History)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815388-409http://biostor.org/reference/886591890Deep-sea dredging in the AdriaticAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815388-388http://biostor.org/reference/916281870Indian insect life. A manual of the insects of the plains (Tropical India). By H. Maxwell-Lefroy, M.A., F.E.S., F.Z.S., Entomologist, Imperial Department of Agriculture for India; Author of ‘Indian Insect Pests,’ &c. Assisted by F. M. Howlett, B.A., F.E.SAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815388-389http://biostor.org/reference/865251910H J CarterXLIV.—On Haliphysema ramulosa (Bowerbank) and the sponge-spicules of PolytremaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815389-392http://biostor.org/reference/924911870J A BlackwallNotes on a collection of spiders made in Sicily in the spring of 1868, by E. Perceval Wright, M. D., with a list of the species, and descriptions of some new species and of a new genusAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54815392-405http://biostor.org/reference/725561870On some pastern XylophilidsAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54815393-406http://biostor.org/reference/989241920Herbert DruceLVII.—Descriptions of some new species of Heterocera from tropical AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815393-402http://biostor.org/reference/865081910Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815395-411http://biostor.org/reference/896671850XLVIII.—Appendix to Mr. Shuckard's monograph of the Dorylidæ, containing a description of two new species of LabidusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815396-398http://biostor.org/reference/942481840W J SollasXXXVII.—The sponge-fauna of Norway; a report on the Rev. A. M. Norman's Collection of Sponges from the Norwegian CoastAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815396-409http://biostor.org/reference/939381880E A HeathLIII.—Description of a new Cetoniid beetle from East AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815397-399http://biostor.org/reference/866961900XLIX.—Information respecting botanical and zoological travellersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815398-409http://biostor.org/reference/943201840Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815399-400http://biostor.org/reference/865891900T D A CockerellScriptotricha or Paracantha?Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815400-400http://biostor.org/reference/869661900T D A CockerellLIV.—Observations on bees collected at Las Vegas, New Mexico, and in the adjacent MountainsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815401-416http://biostor.org/reference/867121900C C BabingtonXLIII.—Note concerning Statice Dodartii and S. occidentalisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815402-404http://biostor.org/reference/892341860G RicardoA revision of the genus Pelecorhynchus of the family TabanidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815402-409http://biostor.org/reference/605931910T C ArcherXLIV.—On a species of Ostrea taken from the copper sheathing on the bottom of a vessel in the Liverpool graving docksAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815404-405http://biostor.org/reference/906191860J E GrayXLVI.—Notes on some new genera and species of alcyonoid corals in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815405-408http://biostor.org/reference/925281870On some new genera and species of Mollusca from JapanAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815405-413http://biostor.org/reference/777411860W G RidewoodA key for identifying the species of CephalodiscusAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815407-410http://biostor.org/reference/575151920E BillingsXLVII.—Notes on the structure of the Crinoidea, Cystidea, and BlastoideaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815409-416http://biostor.org/reference/925401870Charles O WaterhouseL.—Further descriptions of new Coleoptera of the family Scarabæidæ in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815409-413http://biostor.org/reference/880021890T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. XXVIIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815409-419http://biostor.org/reference/583111910A History of the Fossil Fruits and Seeds of the London Clay. By James Scott Bowerbank, F.G.S., &c. With numerous Engravings. Part I. London, Van Voorst, price 16sAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815410-412http://biostor.org/reference/943301840H A BaylisLV.—Observations on the genus CrassicaudaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815410-419http://biostor.org/reference/874711920British Entomology; being Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland: containing coloured Figures from Nature of the most rare and beautiful species, and in many instances of the Plants upon which they are fAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815412-415http://biostor.org/reference/943261840W C M.Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815413-416http://biostor.org/reference/878811890Microscopical Society of LondonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815415-417http://biostor.org/reference/942251840Arthur Viscount WaldenXLVIII.—Descriptions of some new species of birds from Southern AsiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815416-418http://biostor.org/reference/925491870J Walter FewkesOn excavations made in Rocks by Sea-UrchinsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815416-416http://biostor.org/reference/882431890A Smith WoodwardLV.—On a new Ostracoderm (Euphanerops longævus) from the Upper Devonian of Scaumenac Bay, Province of Quebec, CanadaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815416-419http://biostor.org/reference/867301900Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815417-420http://biostor.org/reference/942461840The Ibis, a Magazine of general Ornithology. Edited by Philip Lutley Sclater, M.A. Vol. I. Trübner and Co., 1859Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815417-421http://biostor.org/reference/892711860C ClausLI.—On the morphology and phylogeny of the organization of the CestodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815417-429http://biostor.org/reference/880181890Arthur AdamsXLIX.—On some species of Proboscidiferous Gasteropods which inhabit the Seas of JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815418-430http://biostor.org/reference/925051870C T ReganFreshwater fishes from MadagascarAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815419-424http://biostor.org/reference/664071920A Smith WoodwardLVI.—On a new species of Deltodus from the lower Carboniferous (Yoredale Rocks) of YorkshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815419-420http://biostor.org/reference/867401900Oldfield ThomasLX.—Three new African RodentsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815419-422http://biostor.org/reference/865271910On the flower or fruit of fernsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815421-422http://biostor.org/reference/943191840The Cocos de MerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815422-424http://biostor.org/reference/942941840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815422-430http://biostor.org/reference/906171860F É Guérin-MénevilleOn the pathology of the silk-worm (Bombyx Mori, L.). Examination of the bloodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815424-426http://biostor.org/reference/896251850Propagation by hybridsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815424-425http://biostor.org/reference/943351840Meteorological observations for June, 1840Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815425-425http://biostor.org/reference/942531840Richard H WhitehouseLXIII.—Some remarks on the Teleostean caudal finAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815426-428http://biostor.org/reference/865301910F R S.British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815426-427http://biostor.org/reference/896401850Echinocactus EyriesiiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815427-428http://biostor.org/reference/896291850The Geological Antiquity of Insects.—Twelve Papers on Fossil Entomology. By Herbert Goss, F.L.S. 8vo. London: Van Voorst, 1880Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815428-430http://biostor.org/reference/934451880Cause of the potato diseaseAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815428-429http://biostor.org/reference/896701850F SteinOn the nature of the GregarinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815429-430http://biostor.org/reference/896581850George F HampsonLXV.—Descriptions of new African mothsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815430-464http://biostor.org/reference/865281910Way in which toads shed their skinsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815430-431http://biostor.org/reference/896451850Andrew MurrayL.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the Weset Coast of AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815430-438http://biostor.org/reference/917621870A Smith WoodwardLII.—Notes on some Ganoid Fishes from the English Lower LiasAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815430-436http://biostor.org/reference/880271890Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological and Polytechnic Society. New Series, vol. vii. part 2, pp. 107–218, with 7 plates. Edited by J. W. Davis, F.S.A., F.G.S., &c. 8vo. Leeds, 1879Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815430-430http://biostor.org/reference/934171880Meteorological observations for March 1850Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815431-431http://biostor.org/reference/896231850J Reay GreeneOn Sertularia tricuspidataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815431-432http://biostor.org/reference/892161860J Reay GreeneOn the genus HuxleyaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815432-432http://biostor.org/reference/892741860Thomas DavidsonXXXVII.—Notes on an examination of Lamarck's species of fossil TerebratulæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815433-449http://biostor.org/reference/896341850Samuel HaughtonXLVI.—On Cyclostigma, a new genus of fossil plants from the Old Red Sandstone of Kiltorcan, co. Kilkenny; and on the general law of phyllotaxis in the natural orders Lycopodiaceæ, Equisetaceæ, Filices, &cAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815433-445http://biostor.org/reference/892411860M J LichtensteinMetamorphoses of the Aphis of the Woody Galls of the Black Poplar (Pemphigus bursarius, Linn.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815433-434http://biostor.org/reference/931141880A S PackardStructure of the Eye of LimulusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815434-435http://biostor.org/reference/934311880A S PackardFossil Crawfish from the Tertiaries of WyomingAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815435-436http://biostor.org/reference/929791880On Dana's Lysiosquilla inornataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815436-436http://biostor.org/reference/932051880Einar LönnbergLVIII.—On the variation of the weasel (Putorius nivalis, Linn.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815436-439http://biostor.org/reference/867591900H J CarterXL.—Report on specimens dredged up from the Gulf of Manaar and presented to the Liverpool Free Museum by Capt. W. H. Cawne WarrenAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815437-457http://biostor.org/reference/935821880J Wood-MasonLIII.—Description of a new genus and species (Parymenopus Davisoni) of Mantodea from the Oriental RegionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815437-439http://biostor.org/reference/880371890G B SowerbyLIX.—New species of Mollusca of the genera Voluta, Conus, Siphonalia, and EuthriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815439-441http://biostor.org/reference/867211900J Wood-MasonLIV.—Description of Triænocorypha Dohertii, the type of a new genus and species of MantodeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815439-440http://biostor.org/reference/880481890Emily Mary SharpeLV.—Further descriptions of butterflies and moths collected by Mr. F. J. Jackson in Eastern AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815440-443http://biostor.org/reference/880801890A G ButlerLX.—A list of the species of Cyaniris, a well-known group of the family LycænidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815441-451http://biostor.org/reference/867621900G A BoulengerOn the varieties of Chalcides ocellatus, ForskAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54815444-445http://biostor.org/reference/502241890E A AndrewsLVII.—On a new American species of the remarkable animal PhoronisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815445-449http://biostor.org/reference/881061890Papers on oriental Carabidae. ivAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54815445-455http://biostor.org/reference/989221920Rudolph LeuckartXLVII.—On the occurrence of a sucker-like adhesive apparatus in the Daphniadæ and allied crustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815445-447http://biostor.org/reference/892851860T Vernon WollastonXLVIII.—On additions to the Madeiran ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815448-459http://biostor.org/reference/906441860Thomas DavidsonXXXVIII.—On the internal structure of Terebratula pectunculoides, Schl., Terebratula pulchella, Nils., and Terebratula Deslongchampsii, nobAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815449-450http://biostor.org/reference/896721850C VogtXXXIX.—On some inhabitants of the freshwater musclesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815450-454http://biostor.org/reference/896321850W CarruthersOn the Structure of a Fern-stem from the Lower Eocene of Herne Bay, and on its Allies, recent and fossilAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815450-451http://biostor.org/reference/921561870M A Milne-EdwardsObservations on the ornithological fauna of the Bourbonnais during the Middle Tertiary PeriodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815451-453http://biostor.org/reference/919451870A M NormanLIX.—Revision of British MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815452-484http://biostor.org/reference/880741890S LegouisOn the pancreas in osseous fishes, and on the nature of the vessels discovered by WeberAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815453-453http://biostor.org/reference/921241870E D CopeOn the Megadactylus polyzelus of HitchcockAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815454-455http://biostor.org/reference/921071870M J BerkeleyC E BroomeXL.—Notices of British fungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815455-466http://biostor.org/reference/896711850Fossil arthropods in the British Museum, iiAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54815455-463http://biostor.org/reference/989701920E J MiersOn a collection of Crustacea from the Malaysian region. - Part IV. Penaeidae, Stomatopoda, Isopoda, Suctoria, and XiphosuraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815457-473http://biostor.org/reference/600891880W H BensonXLIX.—On new land-shells from Darjiling, with a series of new Indian species of AchatinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815460-466http://biostor.org/reference/906531860George F HampsonLXVI.—Descriptions of new African mothsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815465-496http://biostor.org/reference/865241910W K ParkerT R JonesL.—On the nomenclature of the ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815466-477http://biostor.org/reference/892931860R I PocockLXII.—Some new or little-known Neotropical scorpions in the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815469-478http://biostor.org/reference/867841900Oldfield ThomasXLII.—Description of a new bat from Java, of the Genus KerivoulaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815472-473http://biostor.org/reference/935961880R EtheridgeXLIII.—Notes on the Gasteropoda contained in the Gilbertson collection, British Museum, and figured in Phillips's ‘Geology of Yorkshire.’Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815473-485http://biostor.org/reference/936091880Thomas DavidsonXLII.—On the genus WaltoniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815474-476http://biostor.org/reference/896411850J E GrayXLIII.—On the operculum of Gasteropodous Mollusca, and an attempt to prove that it is homologous or identical with the second valve of ConchiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815476-483http://biostor.org/reference/896111850Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815479-480http://biostor.org/reference/869291900Lord RothschildLXV.—Preliminary descriptions of some new species and subspecies of Indo-Malayan SphingidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815479-482http://biostor.org/reference/874851920P H GosseLII.—On the Lucernaria cyathiformis of SarsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815480-481http://biostor.org/reference/906491860A question of nomenclatureAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815480-480http://biostor.org/reference/865561900John MiersLIII.—On the tribe Colletieæ, with some observations on the structure of the seed in the family of the RhamnaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815482-492http://biostor.org/reference/892911860Alexander ChristisonXLIV.—On Cannabis indica, Indian HempAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815483-493http://biostor.org/reference/896571850Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815483-484http://biostor.org/reference/874891920F A BatherBritish Fossil CrinoidsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815485-486http://biostor.org/reference/879011890J Walter FewkesOn a few Californian MedusæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815486-487http://biostor.org/reference/882221890M Stanislas MeunierChemical researches on the fossil tests of Foraminifera, Mollusca, and CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815487-487http://biostor.org/reference/879061890John GouldXLV.—Description of two new Humming-birds from BoliviaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815488-489http://biostor.org/reference/936431880J Lewis BonhoteLXIV.—On the squirrels of the Ratufa (Sciurus) bicolor groupAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815490-499http://biostor.org/reference/868031900Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815493-502http://biostor.org/reference/892661860T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. XXIXAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54815496-506http://biostor.org/reference/583131910M C MerejkowskyOn the origin and development of the ovum in Encope before fecundationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815498-500http://biostor.org/reference/933181880Oldfield ThomasLXV.—A new skunk from PeruAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815499-500http://biostor.org/reference/868131900M E OustaletObservations on the MegapodesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815500-502http://biostor.org/reference/931721880Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815501-507http://biostor.org/reference/896271850Edmond BordageLXVI.—On the special protection of appendages in process of regeneration after artificial mutilation among insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815501-503http://biostor.org/reference/868221900M C MerejkowskyOn the structure of some coralliariaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815502-503http://biostor.org/reference/933531880Chas O WaterhouseLXVII.—New species of the Coleopterous genus Prionocalus from Ecuador and PeruAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815503-506http://biostor.org/reference/868261900R LeuckartInvestigation of Trichina spiralisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815503-504http://biostor.org/reference/892491860Sertularia TricuspidataAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815504-504http://biostor.org/reference/892501860Émile BlanchardOn the seminal fluid and fecundation in the ArachnidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815505-506http://biostor.org/reference/906291860A SchneiderNote on the larva of a Nematode worm, and on some remarkable peculiarities of the generative organs in the NematodaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815506-506http://biostor.org/reference/892731860Walter RothschildLXVIII.—Descriptions of a new hawk-moth and some new SyntomidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815506-511http://biostor.org/reference/864971910Herbert DruceLXVIII.—Descriptions of some new genera and species of Heterocera from tropical South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815507-527http://biostor.org/reference/868341900Botanical Society of EdinburghAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815508-509http://biostor.org/reference/896761850A De QuatrefagesOn Scolicia prisca, a fossil annelide of the chalkAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815509-510http://biostor.org/reference/896211850J E GrayDescription of a new species of Gorgonia from AustraliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54815510-511http://biostor.org/reference/896121850G A BoulengerDescriptions of four new African snakes in the British MuseumAnn. 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W. Towns-end, of the Indo-European Telegraph SerivceAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-548161-17http://biostor.org/reference/976791910The Ostracoda and Foraminifera of Tidal Rivers. Part i. (Ostracoda)Annals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-548161-33http://biostor.org/reference/989841870Allman I.—Note on the structure and terminology of the reproductive system in the Corynidæ and SertulariadæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-548161-5http://biostor.org/reference/892651860G M ThomsonNew species of Crustacea from New ZealandAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-548161-6http://biostor.org/reference/601101880C P AlexanderUndescribed species of African crane-flies in the collection of the British Museum (Natural History): Tipulidae, Diptera. Part I. Subfamily LimnobiinaeAnn. Mag. Nat. HistAnn. Mag. Nat. 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XXXAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481617-31http://biostor.org/reference/608051910J W GregoryIII.—On the West-Indian species of MadreporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481620-31http://biostor.org/reference/866481900R H MeadeV.—On the occurrence of spiders and their webs in coal-pitsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481622-25http://biostor.org/reference/892861860C J GahanII.—Notes on some West-Indian Longicorn Coleoptera, with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481623-34http://biostor.org/reference/879551890William H BailyVI.—Description of a new pentacrinite from the Kimmeridge Clay of Weymouth, DorsetshireAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481625-28http://biostor.org/reference/892291860W H BailyVII.—On a new species of Solarium from the Upper Greensand, near DorchesterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481628-28http://biostor.org/reference/892171860A S PackardVI.—On the internal structure of the brain of Limulus polyphemusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481629-33http://biostor.org/reference/934851880W K ParkerT R JonesVIII.—On the nomenclature of the ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481629-40http://biostor.org/reference/892631860J Gwyn JeffreysVII.—On a new species of Chiton lately found on the British CoastsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481633-35http://biostor.org/reference/934951880E Ray LankesterII.—On the use of the term homology in modern zoology, and the distinction between homogenetic and homoplastic agreementsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481634-43http://biostor.org/reference/917081870Martin A C HintonIV.—Some new late Pleistocene voles and LemmingsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481634-39http://biostor.org/reference/865051910IV.—Observations on Spiral Formations in the Cells of PlantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481635-45http://biostor.org/reference/943541840H J CarterReport on specimens dredged up from the Gulf of Manaar and presented to the Liverpool Free Museum by Capt. W.H. Cawne WarrenAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481635-61http://biostor.org/reference/608401880Notes on Radiolaria from the Lower Palaeozoic Rocks (Llandeilo-Caradoc) of the South of ScotlandAnnals of Natural HistoryAnnals of Natural History0374-5481640-59http://biostor.org/reference/981651890Geo J AllmanIX.—Note on Carduella cyathiformisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481640-42http://biostor.org/reference/892961860F WalkerDescriptions of AphidesAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481641-48http://biostor.org/reference/603431850R R LoweDescription of a new Helix; and notice of the occurrence of Planorbis glaber, Jeffr., in MadeiraAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481642-46http://biostor.org/reference/777581860Andrew MurrayIII.—List of Coleoptera received from Old Calabar, on the West Coast of AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481644-56http://biostor.org/reference/917171870V.—Characters of new Genera and Species of New Holland Cyperaceæ, Restiaceæ, and JuncaceæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481645-51http://biostor.org/reference/942801840C R Narayan RaoSome new species of cyprinoid fish from MysoreAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481645-64http://biostor.org/reference/664171920Albert C L G GüntherOn a new species of black-fish found on the coast of CornwallAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481646-48http://biostor.org/reference/665531860T Vernon WollastonXII.—On additions to the Madeiran ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481648-54http://biostor.org/reference/906431860George A BoulengerDescription of a new sea-horse (Hippocampus) from MuscatAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481651-52http://biostor.org/reference/664891900VII.—A Note upon the Genus Decaisnia, Ad. BrongAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481652-53http://biostor.org/reference/942291840George A BoulengerA list of fishes collected by Mr. Rupert Vallentin in the Falkland Islands. 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Second Edition, with additionsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481693-95http://biostor.org/reference/939551880Edgar A SmithVII.—On a new genus and some new species of shells from Lake TanganyikaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481693-96http://biostor.org/reference/884861890Martin A C HintonP S KershawVI.—On a collection of mammals of the Dinka country, Bahr-el-DjebelAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481694-101http://biostor.org/reference/874951920A monograph of the Silurian fossils of the Girvan District in Ayrshire. By H. A. Nicholson, M.D., D.Sc., &c., and R. Etheridge, Jun., F.G.S. Fasciculus II. 8vo. Pp. 137-234, plates x.—xv. 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Adams; and on the group Plectopylis, Benson; also on Pollicaria, Gould, and Hybocystis, BensonAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481698-100http://biostor.org/reference/892401860R I PocockIX.—Descriptions of two new species of Scorpions brought by Emin Pasha from the inland parts of East AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481698-101http://biostor.org/reference/879871890M MégninOn a peculiar modification of a parasitic miteAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-5481699-100http://biostor.org/reference/931971880T Vernon WollastonXVII.—On additions to the Madeiran ColeopteraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816100-108http://biostor.org/reference/892561860XV.—Thoughts on the Equivocal Generation of EntozoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816101-108http://biostor.org/reference/942171840W Percy SladenXII.—On a remarkable form of Pedicellaria, and the functions performed thereby; together with general observations on the allied forms of this organ in the EchinidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816101-114http://biostor.org/reference/935401880R I PocockX.—On Ebalia nux, Milne-EdwardsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816101-103http://biostor.org/reference/885191890Martin A C HintonVII.—The species of Pedetes inhabiting AngolaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816102-104http://biostor.org/reference/874981920Emily Mary SharpeXI.—On some new species of African Lycænidæ in the collection of Philip Crowley, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816103-106http://biostor.org/reference/885331890Three new Fishes from the Tanganyika TerritoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54816104-105http://biostor.org/reference/976451920C T ReganThree new fishes from the Tanganyika TerritoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816104-105http://biostor.org/reference/206961920G A BoulengerDescriptions of three new frogs in the collection of the British MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816106-108http://biostor.org/reference/518391920Charles O WaterhouseXII.—On some Eastern Equatorial African Coleoptera collected by Emin Pasha, with descriptions of two new LongicorniaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816107-108http://biostor.org/reference/885461890G A BoulengerDescriptions fo four new snakes in the collection of the British Museum. 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Linst., and its association with another Oxyurid in the same hostAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816123-126http://biostor.org/reference/875231920Remarks on the Exuviœ of snakesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816124-124http://biostor.org/reference/883891890John T GulickXIV.—The inconsistencies of utilitarianism as the exclusive Theory of Organic EvolutionAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816125-139http://biostor.org/reference/885701890XVII.—On early Contributions to the Flora of Ireland; with Remarks on Mr. Mackay's Flora HibernicaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816126-135http://biostor.org/reference/942651840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816127-150http://biostor.org/reference/892461860F W EdwardsXVI.—On the use of the generic name Ceratopogon, Meigen (Diptera, Chironomidæ)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816127-130http://biostor.org/reference/875261920H J CarterXVI.—Report on specimens dredged up from the Gulf of Manaar and presented to the Liverpool Free Museum by Capt. 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Hist.0374-54816199-204http://biostor.org/reference/572181900Descriptions and records of bees, lxxxixAnnals of Natural History LondonAnnals of Natural History London0374-54816201-210http://biostor.org/reference/989711920Lovell ReeveXXX.—On two new species of shells from CambojiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816203-204http://biostor.org/reference/892301860Andrew MurrayXVIII.—Conclusion of the history of the wasp and Rhipiphorus paradoxus, with description and figure of the grub of the latterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816204-213http://biostor.org/reference/925981870R LydekkerXXIV.—An undescribed type of Rusine deerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816204-205http://biostor.org/reference/872881900Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816205-208http://biostor.org/reference/906221860R I PocockXXV.—On two English Millipedes (Iulus londinensis, Leach, and Iulus teutonicus, sp. n.)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816206-207http://biostor.org/reference/873401900James Cosmo MelvillXXVI.—Descriptions of two species of Cypræa, both of the subgenus Trivia, GrayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816207-210http://biostor.org/reference/873501900H J CarterXXVI.—On misdirected efforts to conjugation in SpirogvraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816207-209http://biostor.org/reference/938071880XXV.—On some Objections to the Theory of attributing the Natural Terraces on the Eildon Hills to the action of waterAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816207-215http://biostor.org/reference/943491840Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816208-211http://biostor.org/reference/892941860H J CarterXXVII.—On fossil sponge-spicules from the Carboniferous Strata of Ben Bulben, near SligoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816209-214http://biostor.org/reference/938171880H Grose-SmithXXVII.—Description of a new species of Papilio from Bwool, North CelebesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816210-210http://biostor.org/reference/873731900Hugh C FultonXX.—Additional notes on a collection of land-shells from Muswar Island, New GuineaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816211-211http://biostor.org/reference/865461910W F KirbyNotes on the collection of African Phasgonuridae formed by Mr. W. L. Distant in the Transvaal etc., with descriptions of two new species.Ann. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54816211-217http://biostor.org/reference/3981900T D A CockerellXXV.—Fossil Arthropods in the British Museum.—IVAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816211-214http://biostor.org/reference/875441920Alfred BellXIX.—On some new or little-known shells &c. of the Crag formationsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816213-217http://biostor.org/reference/924231870Arthur G ButlerXXVIII.—Descriptions of new species of Asiatic Lepidoptera HeteroceraAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816214-230http://biostor.org/reference/938281880Bibliographical NoticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816215-219http://biostor.org/reference/943071840W Saville KentOn two new siliceous sponges taken in the late dredging-expedition of the yacht 'Norma' off the coasts of Spain and PortugalAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816217-224http://biostor.org/reference/608471870J E GrayOn some new species of mammalia and tortoises from CambojiaAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54816217-218http://biostor.org/reference/491391860F H StewartXXIX.—Note on a variation in the number of genital pouches in Thalassema neptuni, GaertnerAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816218-219http://biostor.org/reference/873181900Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816219-236http://biostor.org/reference/942181840Chas O WaterhouseXXX.—Description of a new species of BuprestidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816219-220http://biostor.org/reference/874121900Prof. Agassiz on the origin of speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816219-232http://biostor.org/reference/892991860W L DistantRhynchotal notes. VI. Heteroptera: Dinidorinae, Phyllocephalinae, Urolabidinae and AcanthosominaeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816220-234http://biostor.org/reference/610041900Oldfield ThomasXXIII.—Notes on African RodentsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816221-224http://biostor.org/reference/865121910J C SchiödteXXII.—On some new fundamental principles in the morphology and classification of RhynchotaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816225-249http://biostor.org/reference/926391870Two new African MammalsAnnals & Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals & Magazine of Natural History0374-54816226-230http://biostor.org/reference/976771910Frank E BeddardXXVIII.—On the genus Trichodrilus, and on a British species of the genusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816227-239http://biostor.org/reference/875501920R Bowdler SharpeXXIX.—Description of two remarkable new species of KingfishersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816231-232http://biostor.org/reference/937851880D G ElliotXXX.—On Cynanthus bolivianus, GouldAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816232-234http://biostor.org/reference/938451880Arthur AdamsNote on the Fox of JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816232-232http://biostor.org/reference/893011860Edward BlythXXXI.—On the different animals known as wild AssesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816233-254http://biostor.org/reference/892551860A GüntherDescription of new species of reptiles from eastern AfricaAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54816234-238http://biostor.org/reference/521781880MiscellaneousAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816236-240http://biostor.org/reference/943411840Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816238-243http://biostor.org/reference/934071880Martin A C HintonXXIX.—Three new mammals from Northern RhodesiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816239-242http://biostor.org/reference/875401920XXVI.—Zoo-Geological Considerations on the Freshwater MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816241-243http://biostor.org/reference/943511840XXVII.—A Catalogue of Shells from the CragAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816243-253http://biostor.org/reference/942961840G E H Barrett-HamiltonXXXIII.—Note on variation in the weasel and hedgehogAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816243-246http://biostor.org/reference/874741900Oldfield ThomasXXX.—A new tuco-tuco from TucumanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816243-244http://biostor.org/reference/875511920W T CalmanXXXI.—On a collection of Pycnogonida from the South Orkney IslandsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816244-247http://biostor.org/reference/875531920H H Godwin-AustenXXIX.—On supposed new species of land-mollusca from Borneo belonging to the genera Opisthostoma and DiplommatinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816244-246http://biostor.org/reference/888151890H J CarterTabulæ in the stellate venations of StromatoporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816244-244http://biostor.org/reference/934331880Zoological results based on material from New Britain, New Guinea, Loyalty Islands, and elsewhere, collected during the years 1895, 1896, and 1897, by Arthur Willey, D.Sc. Lond., Hon. M.A. Cantab. Part IV. Cambridge, May 1900Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816246-247http://biostor.org/reference/876211900Charles J GahanXXX.—Notes on Longicorn Coleoptera of the group Cerambycinæ, with descriptions of new genera and speciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816247-261http://biostor.org/reference/888721890C A WhiteOn the antiquity of certain subordinate types of freshwater and land MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816247-251http://biostor.org/reference/932441880Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816247-248http://biostor.org/reference/865191910Priority or usageAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816248-248http://biostor.org/reference/869231900G C ChampionXXXII.—Notes on various African and Asiatic species of Hapalochrus, Er., with an account of their accessory ♂-characters [Coleoptera]Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816249-266http://biostor.org/reference/875561920W F LanchesterOn some Malacostracous crustaceans from Malaysia in the collection of the Sarawak MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-5481633249-265http://biostor.org/reference/49961900M ConnollyA survey of the South-African Stenogyrinae, with descriptions of several new speciesAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816249-272http://biostor.org/reference/777461910W Saville KentXXIV.—Professor Häckel and Mr. E. Ray Lankester on the affinities of the spongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816250-255http://biostor.org/reference/926641870W H BensonCharacters of new species of Helix from India, Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope; also of a new Mauritian Tornatellina, with remarks on the habits of a Cape SuccineaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816251-256http://biostor.org/reference/597591850R Ellsworth CallNote to Dr. C. A. white's paperAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816252-252http://biostor.org/reference/931561880W S M D'urbanXXXII.—The zoology of Barents SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816253-277http://biostor.org/reference/938751880Frederick SmithXXXII.—Descriptions of new genera and species of Tenthredinidæ in the collection of the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816254-257http://biostor.org/reference/893051860W H BensonXXXIII.—Descriptions of Freshwater shells collected in Southern India by Lieut. Charles Annesley Benson, 45th M.N.IAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816257-260http://biostor.org/reference/906401860Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816257-263http://biostor.org/reference/922181870W LilljeborgXXXIV.—On the genera Peltogaster and Liriope of RathkeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816260-267http://biostor.org/reference/906161860W F KirbyXXXI.—Descriptions of new species of African Lycænidæ, chiefly from the collections of Dr. Staudinger and Mr. Henley Grose SmithAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816261-274http://biostor.org/reference/888771890XXX.—Contributions to the History of the Development of the Decapod CrustaceaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816263-269http://biostor.org/reference/943661840M E PerrierOn the circulation of the Oligochæta of the Nais-groupAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816264-265http://biostor.org/reference/920491870M ChantranObservations on the Natural History of the CrayfishAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816265-267http://biostor.org/reference/919441870G LewisOn new species of Histeridae and notices of othersAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816265-290http://biostor.org/reference/575791900On mammals from the lower Rio Amazonas in the Goeldi MuseumAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816266-283http://biostor.org/reference/659451920Edward S MorseThe Brachiopoda a division of AnnelidaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816267-270http://biostor.org/reference/922651870J E GrayXXXV.—On the arrangement of the land Pulmoniferous Mollusca into familiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816267-269http://biostor.org/reference/892271860XXXI.—Report of the Results of Researches in Physiological Botany made in the year 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816269-275http://biostor.org/reference/943021840M J B NouletOur two swallows and their nestsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816270-271http://biostor.org/reference/921821870J J KaupOn some new genera and species of fishes collected by Drs. Keferstein and Heckel at MessinaAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816270-273http://biostor.org/reference/665461860M E PerrierOn the Scissiparous reproduction of the NaidinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816271-272http://biostor.org/reference/921451870T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. XXXIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816272-284http://biostor.org/reference/583101910J E GrayNote on a new genus of Sponge from West AustraliaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816272-272http://biostor.org/reference/918791870George Stewardson BradyDavid RobertsonXXVI.—The Ostracoda and Foraminifera of tidal rivers. With an analysis and descriptions of the Foraminifera, by Henry B. Brady, F.L.SAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816273-309http://biostor.org/reference/927081870M Hermann HoffmannXXXVII.—Mycological investigation upon fermentationAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816273-278http://biostor.org/reference/892751860XXXII.—A Synopsis of the Genera and Species of the Class Hypostoma (Asterias, Linnæus)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816275-290http://biostor.org/reference/942901840M Léon JammesOn the histological constitution of certain nematodes of the genus AscarisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816276-276http://biostor.org/reference/883061890T D A CockerellXXXII.—Notes on slugs, chiefly in the collection at the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816277-288http://biostor.org/reference/888931890Thomas HincksXXXIII.—On new Hydroida and Polyzoa from Barents SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816277-286http://biostor.org/reference/938821880H A BaylisXXXIV.—Notes on some parasitic worms from East AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816283-295http://biostor.org/reference/875621920Edgar A SmithXXXIV.—Descriptions of six new species of shells from Vancouver IslandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816286-289http://biostor.org/reference/938851880Arthur AdamsXXXIX.—On the animal of Umbonium vestiariumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816288-289http://biostor.org/reference/892601860A FleischmannXXXIII.—On the relationship of the Rodentia to the MarsupialiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816289-294http://biostor.org/reference/889071890J Gwyn JeffreysXL.—Notice of an undescribed peculiarity in TeredoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816289-291http://biostor.org/reference/892611860R EtheridgeXXXV.—Notes on the Gasteropoda contained in the Gilbertson Collection, British Museum, and figured in Phillips's ‘Geology of Yorkshire’Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816289-301http://biostor.org/reference/939121880XXXIII.—Some Remarks on the British Species of the Genus MartesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816290-292http://biostor.org/reference/943051840Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816291-292http://biostor.org/reference/906471860XXXIV.—On the Occurrence of two Species of Shells of the Genus Conus in the Lias, or Inferior Oolite, near Caen in. NormandyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816292-296http://biostor.org/reference/943181840Royal SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816293-297http://biostor.org/reference/906421860Oldfield ThomasXXXVII.—Descriptions of new Rodents from Western South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816294-302http://biostor.org/reference/875791900E W L HoltL W ByrnePreliminary diagnosis of a new stomiatoid fish from south-west of IrelandAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816294-297http://biostor.org/reference/666501910G A SmithXXXV.—Note on young specimens of Anthenea spAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816295-298http://biostor.org/reference/875681920A W AlcockNatural history notes from H.M. Indian Marine Survey Steamer Investigator, Commander R.F. 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On the bathybial fishes of the Arabian Sea, obtained during season 1889-90Annals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816295-311http://biostor.org/reference/598211890Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816297-312http://biostor.org/reference/943251840Geological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816297-301http://biostor.org/reference/892671860Einar LönnbergXXXIII.—The British Roe-deer (Capreolus capreolus thotti), a preliminary diagnosisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816297-298http://biostor.org/reference/865261910W T CalmanA new species of the Isopod genus SerolisAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816299-304http://biostor.org/reference/667051920Zoological SocietyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816301-309http://biostor.org/reference/892781860H J CarterXXXVI.—On the Antipatharia (Milne Edwards), with reference to Hydradendrium spinosumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816301-305http://biostor.org/reference/939271880C SwinhoeNew species of Eastern and Australian MothsAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816305-313http://biostor.org/reference/576061900G C ChampionXXXVII.—Notes on various African and Asiatic species of Hapalochrus, Er., with an account of their accessory ♂-characters [Coleoptera]Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816305-327http://biostor.org/reference/875741920A J Jukes-BrowneXXXVII.—The chalk bluffs of TrimminghamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816305-314http://biostor.org/reference/939371880J E GrayXXVII.—Notes on anchoring sponges (in a letter to Mr. Moore)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816309-312http://biostor.org/reference/927111870F MüllerDescription of the larva of a BrachiopodAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816310-310http://biostor.org/reference/892151860G A BoulengerOn the Ophidian genus Pseudoxyrhopus, GthrAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54816311-314http://biostor.org/reference/719361890J E GrayNotice of some new corals from Madeira discovered by J. Y. Johnson, EsqAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816311-311http://biostor.org/reference/906451860D G ElliotXXVIII.—Description of a new species of pheasant from the Province of Sechuen, ChinaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816312-314http://biostor.org/reference/927271870Robert DamonMollusca found in the neighbourhood of JerusalemAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816312-312http://biostor.org/reference/892641860George OgilvieXLI.—Remarks on the so-called woody and vascular fasciculi of FernsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816313-331http://biostor.org/reference/892111860Bibliographical NoticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816313-313http://biostor.org/reference/943521840T Algernon ChapmanXXIX.—Some facts towards a life-history of Rhipiphorus paradoxusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816314-326http://biostor.org/reference/926791870R BroomXL.—On a new Theriodont reptile (Ictidosuchus primævus) from the Karoo beds, South AfricaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816314-316http://biostor.org/reference/870941900J Gwyn JeffreysXXXVIII.—The deep-sea Mollusca of the Bay of BiscayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816315-319http://biostor.org/reference/939521880R I PocockSome new Arachnida from Cape ColonyAnn. Mag. nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.0374-54816316-333http://biostor.org/reference/572191900Edgar A SmithXXXIX.—Descriptions of five new species of shells from UruguayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816319-322http://biostor.org/reference/938981880Oldfield ThomasXL.—Description of a new species of Arvicola from Northern IndiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816322-323http://biostor.org/reference/935731880M A GiardOn the affinities of the genus Polygordius with the Annelids of the Family OpheliidæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816324-326http://biostor.org/reference/932371880Arthur G ButlerXXXVIII.—Notes made during the present year on the acceptance or rejection of insects by birdsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816324-327http://biostor.org/reference/889811890Andrew MurrayXXX.—Note on the egg of Rhipiphorus paradoxusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816326-328http://biostor.org/reference/927421870A M NormanXXXIX.—Revision of British MolluscaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816327-341http://biostor.org/reference/889321890Charles C BabingtonXXXVI.—On the recent Additions to the Flora of IrelandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816328-329http://biostor.org/reference/944851841Thomas R R StebbingOn Gastrosaccus spiniferAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816328-328http://biostor.org/reference/932111880Chamberlin R.v.New chilopods of the genus MecistocephalusAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816328-334http://biostor.org/reference/697001920H J CarterXXXI.—On the ultimate structure of marine SpongesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816329-341http://biostor.org/reference/927601870H Alleyne NicholsonXLI.—On the minute structure of the recent Heteropora neozelanica, Busk, and on the relations of the genus Heteropora to MonticuliporaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816329-339http://biostor.org/reference/935931880XXXVII.—Report of the Results of Researches in Physiological Botany made in the year 1839Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816330-336http://biostor.org/reference/943771841Arthur AdamsXLII.—On some new genera and species of Mollusca from JapanAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816331-337http://biostor.org/reference/906331860Charles P AlexanderXXXIX.—Undescribed species of African crane-flies in the collection of the British Museum (Natural History): Tipulidæ, Diptera.—Part I. subfamily LimnobiinæAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816336-364http://biostor.org/reference/875661920J BlackwallDescriptions of some newly discovered species and characters of a new genus of AraneidaAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54816336-344http://biostor.org/reference/725971850New African phlebotomic Diptera in the British museum (natural history). Part vii Tabanidae (continued)Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816337-356http://biostor.org/reference/989181910W K ParkerT R JonesXLIII.—On the nomenclature of the ForaminiferaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816337-347http://biostor.org/reference/892261860Joshua AlderXXXVIII.—Observations on the Genus Polycera of Cuvier, with Descriptions of two new British SpeciesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816337-342http://biostor.org/reference/944481841H J CarterXLII.—On Stromatopora dartingtoniensis, n. sp. with tabulation in the larger branches of the astrorhizaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816339-347http://biostor.org/reference/935991880W P PycraftA Treatise on Zoology. Edited by E. Ray Lankester, M.A. LL.D., F.R.S.—Part III. The Echinoderma. By F. A. Bather, M.A., assisted by J. W. Gregory, D.S., and E. S. Goodrich, M.A. London : Adam & Charles Black, 1900Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816341-343http://biostor.org/reference/865591900E Ray LankesterXXXII.—On the use of the term "Homology"Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816342-342http://biostor.org/reference/927791870W P PycraftA monograph of Christmas Island. Physical features and geology by Charles W. Andrews, B.A.; with descriptions of the fauna and flora by numerous contributors. Printed for the Trustees of the British Museum. London, 1900Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816343-344http://biostor.org/reference/865531900XXXIX.—Additions to Mr. Wood's Catalogue of Cray RadiariaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816343-343http://biostor.org/reference/944041841P GosseDescription of a new genus and six new species of saurian reptilesAnn. Mag. Nat. Hist.Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.0374-54816344-348http://biostor.org/reference/502141850Bibliographical noticeAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816344-345http://biostor.org/reference/915831870Charles MorrinXL.—On the Existence of Infusoria in PlantsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816344-346http://biostor.org/reference/944501841R KirkpatrickDescription of sponges from FunafutiAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816345-362http://biostor.org/reference/575771900Emily Mary SharpeXLI.—Descriptions of some new species of African butterflies in the collection of Captain G. E. ShelleyAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816346-350http://biostor.org/reference/886031890J E GrayAxos CliftoniAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816346-346http://biostor.org/reference/915681870XLI.—On the Natural Terraces on the Eildon Hills being formed by the Action of Ancient GlaciersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816346-351http://biostor.org/reference/944191841On two species of land-Planariæ from BorneoAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816347-347http://biostor.org/reference/921731870J Gwyn JeffreysXLIV.—On the Mollusca of the upper HarzAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816348-350http://biostor.org/reference/906501860Julius HaastPreliminary notice of a Ziphioid Whale, probably Berardius Arnuxii, stranded on the 16th of December, 1868, on the sea-beach, near New Brighton, Canterburgy, New ZealandAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816348-351http://biostor.org/reference/921901870H E DresserXLII.—Notes on the Racquet-tailed rollersAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816350-351http://biostor.org/reference/886201890Maurice GirardOn the heat evolved by invertebrate animals, especially insectsAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816351-352http://biostor.org/reference/920981870G R WaterhouseXLII.—Carabideous Insects collected by Charles Darwin, Esq., during the Voyage of Her Majesty's Ship BeagleAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816351-355http://biostor.org/reference/944331841J J FletcherAdditional notes on Peripatus LeuckartiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816352-352http://biostor.org/reference/878581890P W Bassett-SmithXLIII.—Report on the corals from the Tizard and Macclesfield Banks, China SeaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816353-374http://biostor.org/reference/886351890M J BerkeleyXLIII.—Notices of British FungiAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816355-365http://biostor.org/reference/944531841T D.a. CockerellDescriptions and records of bees. XXXIIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816356-366http://biostor.org/reference/608011910Barão Do Castello De PaivaXLVII.—Descriptions of two Coleopterous insects from CambogiaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816360-362http://biostor.org/reference/906561860G A Walker-ArnottXLVIII.—Note on Hypericum AnglicumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816362-366http://biostor.org/reference/906311860R I PocockXLIV.—The scorpions of the genus HeterometrusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816362-365http://biostor.org/reference/871421900S Graham Brade-BirksXL.—Notes on Myriapoda.—XXIV. Preliminary note on a millipede new to scienceAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816364-365http://biostor.org/reference/875091920F W EdwardsScent organs (?) in female midges of the Palpomyia groupAnn. Mag. nat. HistAnn. Mag. nat. Hist0374-54816365-368http://biostor.org/reference/736781920XLIV.—A List of Mammalia and Birds collected in AssamAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816366-374http://biostor.org/reference/944021841Gatherings of a naturalist in Australia: being observations principally on the animal and vegetable productions of New South Wales, New Zealand, and some of the Austral Islands. By George Bennett, M.D., F.L.S., F.Z.S. &c. 8vo, London, Van Voorst, 1860Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816366-370http://biostor.org/reference/892841860W L DistantRhynchotal notes. VII. Heteroptera: Fam. CoreidaeAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816366-380http://biostor.org/reference/575611900S HirstXL.—On a new genus and species of the Order Solifugæ from AlgeriaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816367-368http://biostor.org/reference/865001910William T BlanfordXXXV.—On Georissa, Acmella (Cyclostoma tersum, Bens.), Tricula, and Cyathopoma millium, BensAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816368-370http://biostor.org/reference/928211870Guy A K MarshallOn new species of Curculionidae from AfricaAnnals and magazine of natural historyAnnals and magazine of natural history0374-5481634369-398http://biostor.org/reference/612201920W L DistantRhynchotal notes. LIIAnnals and Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals and Magazine of Natural History0374-54816369-386http://biostor.org/reference/583161910Henry Alleyne NicholsonXXXVI.—On the genus Climacograpsus; with notes on the British species of the genusAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816370-384http://biostor.org/reference/928351870The Honey-Bee; its natural history, habits, anatomy, and microscopical beauties. By James Samuelson, assisted by J. Braxton Hicks, M.D., F.L.S. With tinted Illustrations. 12mo. London, Van Voorst, 1860Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816370-372http://biostor.org/reference/892621860Actinologia Britannica: a history of the British Sea-Anemones and Madrepores. By P. H. Gosse, F.R.S. London, Van Voorst, 1858–60Annals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816372-373http://biostor.org/reference/892431860J Gwyn JeffreysXLV.—Additional list of the deep-sea Mollusca of the Bay of BiscayAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816374-375http://biostor.org/reference/936401880Bibliographical NoticesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816374-378http://biostor.org/reference/944571841Thomas HincksXLVI.—Contributions towards a general history of the Marine PolyzoaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816376-384http://biostor.org/reference/936531880Proceedings of Learned SocietiesAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816379-394http://biostor.org/reference/944561841T D A CockerellXLV.—Notes on slugs, chiefly in the collection at the British MuseumAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816380-390http://biostor.org/reference/886661890W F KirbyXLVI.—Notes on some insects from the Yang-tse-KiangAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816380-382http://biostor.org/reference/871671900Oldfield ThomasXLVII.—Descriptions of new Rodents from Western South AmericaAnnals And Magazine of Natural HistoryAnnals And Magazine of Natural History0374-54816383-387http://biostor.org/reference/871701900W Saville KentXXXVII.—On an existing coral closely allied to the Palæozoic genus Favosites; 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