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...several domestic breeds of pigeon have descended from the blue and barred rock-pigeon! ...United States; on rarity of intermediate varieties; on Alpine plants; Dr. J.E., on striped mule

In the monotremata we start from “ bed-rock,” inasmuch as in these, the lowest of known mammals, there are none of th

...ctures. The first is a beautiful painting of our log cabin, with the solid rock in front and the blue sky and white fleecy clouds, so characteristic of thi

...David Wilkie, and died about 1874, aged over 80 years. Dr. William Hunter, J.P., of Rothesay, who died in 1893, was grand-nephew and heir to the latter, ...eologist. A short paper in 1770 gave an Account of some bones found in the rock of Gibraltar, encrusted with calcareous matter ; and in the same year he co

Barred Plymouth Rock -0-436 -0-602 i-3550 1-4192

...bile lips. . . . Very many fishes then lack lips: some have them, like the rock-fishes which browse on moss, and take their food with lips instead of hands iiivaginatio iiasoliypopliysealis l.dent., lamina dentalis J.gl.f lamina glandularis hi., labium inferius ling,, lingua l.lah., lamina la

|| John Rock and Miriam Menkin fertilized four human eggs In Vitro

(in collaboration with J. ROCK for the past 10 years) Illb. 2c. c. J.andL.

My specimens were found attached to the lower surface of the blocks of coral rock, or in cavities in these, along the shore of New Providence. Among the form ...ot very abundantly upon the under surface of blocks and fragments of coral rock along the shores. The color of the column is pale reddish

...nacle of a mountain and placing an easily recognizable object like a black rock on the glacier the distance between these tw-o can be measured at the begin ...idocyclitis, heavily pigmented fibers appear like miniature brown cords of rock candy. These changes are symptoms of zonular destruction and explain the ea

...came chiefly from four birds, an actively laying Bantam, a Barred Plymouth Rock in the same condition, an old Compine past the laying condition, and a guin ...X. The ovaries were fixed in Gilson and McC'lendon. In the Barred Plymouth Rock ovary the different discharged follicles were sectioned separately and arra

Little Rock, Arkanaaa, January 14, 1914 Little Rock, Arkansas, March 3. 1914.

Beach, F. A., and J.aynes, J. 1956a. Studies of Plymouth Rock (Japanese with Engli.sh summary). Misc. Rep. Yamashina's Inst. Orn.

...er these rocks. As more than one individual is seldom found under a single rock, we conclude that its life is in general a solitary one. Cryptobranchus rar ...ly reached by a single tunnel-like entrance on the down-stream side of the rock; this is more often the case in cavities used for spawning purposes.

...Some additional specimens secured by crossing no. 8 with a barred Plymouth Rock hen gave essentially the same distri ...to have been heterozygous. His color was partly that of a barred Plymouth Rock, although hackle, saddle feathers, and tail contained much white and the br

Fishes, — black and rock bass and perch, {Microptcrous dolomicn [Raf.], Amb lop lite s rupcstris [Ra Fi'j.l

...ATIONS OX THE ORKIIX OF MELANIN PIGMENT IN FEATHER GERMS FROM THE PLYMOUTH ROCK AND BROWN LEGHORN FOWLS ...research on the pigmentation phenomena of feather germs from the Plymouth Rock and Brown Leghorn fowls. In the course of this work some new facts concerni

...ing squirrel. Two species of another genus, Citellus (ground squirrels and rock squirrels), were studied, but as favorable cells for counting were not foun ...visions were found in the material collected. The animal itself, the Texas rock squirrel, is larger than the thirteen-lined Citellus, and in many ways rese

Ambloplites nipestris (Raf.), rock bass. ...d *, neural nerves of chilarial and opercular neuromeres; /., pericardium; j.c.«.7and', fused segmental cardiac nerves of chilarial and opercular neurom

(J.lr. 1-2, first and second dorsal terminal cartilage of clasper ...coast of California. Though found in burrows of soft sandstone, or similar rock — and apparently not elsewhere — it is not a true borer, but a nestler