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Catalogue Apidae F. Smith

p. 51

p. 56

p. 110

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184 Wallace's Paper

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p 430

New [illeg] of genera of Brachiopoda

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439

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457

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vol. 15

[p. 35. Sketch of the life of the late professor Edward Forbes]

46 Area of genra. Diagram of [illeg] in & slower going out of genera — continuous range in time.

21 5 Forbes in Many of zoology & Bot. vol. I

[p. 64. On the painted pig of the Camaroons. By John Edward Gray]

66 Gr. On collection of heads of wild Boars (Ch. 4)

[p. 158. On a marsupial frog from Venezuela. By D. F. Weinland]

158 On a marsupial frog with dorsal sack for young

These are [illeg] good not so close a parallel.

[p. 224. On some staphylinidae found in the nests of termites. By M. Schiödte]

224 On Termites having soldiers & workers. — workers not larvae.

Hymenopt. & termites have wrokers and others as odd as electrical fishes.

[p. 226. On the anatomy of the walrus. By Owen.

229. On dentition of Walrus deviating greatly from type & variable.  Owen.

[p. 278. On Ancylus oblongus and A. fluviatilis. By William Clark.]

283. On variability of teeth in molluscs, applicable to great difference in allied speices

vol. 16

[p. 47. On double montrosities in fishes]

51 on single germ in double monsters

[p. 69. On certain zoological arguments commonly adduced in favour of the hypothesis of the progressive development of animal life in time, by T.H. Huxley]

69 Huxley on no new classes; only few new orders

[p. 101. Brief notices of several new or little-known species of Mammalia, lately discovered and collected in Nepal, by Brian Houghton Hodgson. By T. Horsfield.]

110 7 species of otter in Nepaul, but not numerous in individuals.

[p. 184 On the law which has regulated the introduction of new species. By A.R. Wallace]

185 Wallaces paper: laws of Geograph. Distrib. Nothing very new. — 186. His general summary "Every species has come into existence coincident in time & space with preexisting species." — Uses my simile of tree — It seems all creation with him — Alludes to Galapagos.

189 on even adjoining species being closest — (it is all creation, but why does his law hold good; he puts the facts in striking point of view — 194 argues against our supposed geological perfect knowledge — explains rudimentary organs on same idea

(I shd state that put generation for creation & I quite agree)

[p. 429. A few remarks on the Brachiopoda. By Thomas Davidson.]

430. Davidson. Excellent table showing continuous genera in time.

439. Brachiopoda divisions.

[pp. 456-457, book review]

457. Lepidosiren half Batrachian bone structure.—