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Abstract Quarts Pamphlets

91. Naudin on new characters & variability of Hybrids, quoted in "Dom. An."

92. Gaudry Pikermi fossil – very good, on transitional forms in fossil mammals

93. Rutimeyer Zahmen Rindes use "Dom. an."

96. Göppert on strange fossil plant, intermedial & on first appearance of algæ & monocot

97. Alph. Milne Edwards – Some isolated Birds had many extinct forms, as Flamingoes –  on glacial birds in S. Europe

98. Hofman on struggle of plants with weeds.

99. Walsh on spreading of European weeds in U. States & not [illeg] & on struggle for  existence

100 Dohrn on fossil insect, marked transitional type

101 Fritz Müller on structure of wood of Climbers, with respect to natural selection –  agrees & differs in different climbers.

105 Dohrn sucking insects much older than than hitherto supposed

106  Gaudry p 22 19 genera of Reptiles in Carboniferous ages!!

 p. 25 implantation of teeth "indécis" p 38 Transitional form.

107 Scudder a Carb. Hemipterous insect, of synthetic type.

110 Heny I. Anderson – Very fertile Hybrid

112. Wallace on Disguises in Insects with wood cuts.

113 Martins on immense range of certain F. W. Plants

130 Müller H. p 846 – argues for changes that Willows primordially Hermaphrodite

116 Heer Kreide Flora (not yet read)

118. L. Lindsey p 62 cannot distinguish native & naturalised forms of Germensis Sonchus  &c in New Zealand

 - p. 80 (& see Index) on extermination & replacement of water plants.

120 F. Muller variability of rudimentary pollen-grain in Catalacus

121. Walsh p. 73 Grasshopper sterile when hatched in lowlands – so preventing distribution  – curious case

122 Walsh p 124 – good on instincts of Sand-Wasp-Parasitism on good gained by certain  Geotropic rolling pellets of Dung

123 Walsh p. 114, - Introduced Asparagus Beetle – swarmed & then parasite increased.

126 Lesquereus p 427 Ter. American Plant same species as recent.

127 Hyatt Algl. – On Parallelism in stages of Life in Individual & the significance of Forms on our Earth – Bean A Embryology.