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Proceedings Royal Soc.

Vol. 8 p 33 Dr Davy on Ova of Salmon

[John Davy. 1856. On the Vitality of the Ova of the Salmonidae of Different Ages; in a Letter addressed to Charles Darwin, Esq., M.A., V.P.R.S. &c. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London 8: 27-33.]

Vol 9. p. 157 Owen Muschelchalk [Muschelkalk] Reptiles, hitherto described as Fishes

[Richard Owen. 1858. Description of the skull and teeth of the Placodus laticeps, OW., etc.]

233 Egerton Intermediate Fish

[Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton. 1858. On Chondrosteus, an extinct genus of fish allied to Sturionidæ.]

381-433 Huxley on Embryology of skull

[T. H. Huxley. 1858. On the theory of the vertebrate skull.]

Vol XI (no 43) p. 82 Hicks on structure of Eyes in Insects; each facet is a Lens  - cases of similarity of Eye in most remote classes

[J. Braxton Hicks. 1861. On the homologies of the eye and of its parts in the invertebrate.]

Vol XIII. (65) p. 299 Variation in Muscles of Man.

[John Wood. 1864.On some varieties in human myology.]

Vol XIV (73) p. 113 Parker Ostrich lower than other Birds, yet with Mammalian affect like Cartilaginous Fishes.

[William Kitchen Parker. 1865. On the structure and development of the skull of the ostrich tribe.]

XVI (103) p. 433 Newton on the Solitaire – ornithology of Rodriguez

[Edward Newton. 1868. On the osteology of the Solitaire or Didine bird of the island of Rodrigues, Pezophaps soliaria (Gmel.)]

XVII (109) p. 267 Owen on several fossil sp. of Horses in America

[Richard Owen. 1868. On fossil teeth of equines from Central and South America, etc.]

XVII (111) p 358 Vertebrata can be divided into 2 great divisions according to vessels in the retina, but Hedgehog intermediate

[J. W. Hulke. 1869. Note on the blood-vessel-system of the retina of the hedgehog, etc.]

p. 405 Owen on larger Camelidæ ruminants genus allied to Auchenia

[Richard Owen. 1869. On remains of a large extinct Lama, etc.]

XVIII (119) p. 322 Lee very good on rudimentary eyes of mole

[Robert James Lee. 1870. On the organs of vision in the common mole.]

XIX (123 p. 24 Matteuchi supposed that discharge of Torpedo is nothing more than malfunction of discharger which occurs in a marked form in every case of nervous & muscular actions

[C. B. Radcliffe. 1870. Researches in animal electricity.]

XX (131) p. 94 Macalister on rudiments of muscles in limbs of Bats wh seem I suppose seen for locomotion in quadrupeds.

[A. B. Macalister. 1871. The myology of the cheiroptera.]

XX (135 p. 362 J. K. Parker on Salmon / as above Sharks & Rays

[W. K. Parker. 1872. On the structure and development of the skull of the salmon.]

XX (136) [pp. 394-402] Galton on Blood Relationships

[Francis Galton. 1872. On blood relationships]

XXI (142) Kowalewsky p 148 on Osteology of Hyopotimidæ & affinities & Descent

[W. Kowalevsky. 1872. On the osteology of the hyopotamidæ.]

Airy on Phyllotaxy p. 176.

[Hubert Airy. 1873. On leaf-arrangement.]

XXII (152) p. 298 Airy on Phyllotaxy.

[Hubert Airy. 1874. On leaf-arrangement.]

XXIII (160) p. 354 Eaton on wingless insects / Kerguelan Land

[A. E. Eaton. 1874. First report of the naturalist attached to the Transit of Venus Expedition to the Kerguelen's island.]

XXV. (172) p 107. Deer returns embryological character in bones of ear in Bos.

[Alban H. G. Doran. 1876. On the comparative anatomy of the auditory ossicles of the mammalia.]

p. 158 H. Airy on Phyllotaxy.

[Hubert Airy. 1876. On leaf-arrangement of the crowberry.]

173 G. Jeffreys. Geograph. Distrib. of sloths & animals of Greenland

[J. Gwyn Jeffreys. 1876. Preliminary report of the biological results of a cruise in H. M. S. 'Valorous' to Davis Strait in 1875.]