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A-l Solution. — Rock salt, 4 ounces; alum, 2 ounces; corrosive sublimate, 2 grains ; water, 1 qu A-2 Solution. — Rock salt, 4 ounces; alum, 2 ounces; corrosive sublimate, 4 grains ; water, 2 qu

Houdan... Orpington Plymouth Rock Rhode Island .. 3 — 2-59 2-72 1-50 6-56 — — 30-9 — 9-34 ,j.j7 ,0-3 jo-j 231 Polcck (1850)

...t mature embryos.^ These mutilated individuals were planted on an isolated rock in Buzzard's Bay. In a communication received from Mr. Vinal N. Edwards, of ...the time of oviposition, and by means of it the egg is glued firmly to the rock.

.J.2<l-’‘- _J; 4 l± 1:2022 imm l»il'wp|<iiir|[|fiiir|si(|i[iiiijp,| Im u, J.g., Jacobson’s gland

1882a. Ueber Licht und Farbenperception niederster Organismen. Arch. j.d. ges. Phvsio!., Bd. 29, pp. 387-400. ...Cryptobranchus has its dwelling place in a cavity or cavern under a large rock, in swift and shallow water. The animal seldom comes out during the daytime

...ward high ends, and were crowned with great success. Whenever he smote the rock of nature, there gushed forth the living waters of knowledge. The two works

Fig. 7. Spokane from Rock Lake, Witman County, Washington Territory, of the ...cel. When the latter has become apparent, the coral is broken off from the rock to which it was attached, and henceforth lives free in the sand.

...les Brookover, Ph.D., Professor of Anatomy, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Arkansas. Little Rock, Arkansas. Brooks, William Allen, A.M., M.D., 167 Beacon Street, Boston, Ma

...upwards, at an angle of fifteen degrees, to a lateral prolongation of the rock that forms the roof of the hole. Thus we have gradual incline, passing from ...psychology out of the slough of metaphysics and establish it upon the firm rock of natural science. True it is that these two things we owe to psycho-physi

...ter, of a rocky shore. They are by no means prominent, nor are their rough rock fragments cleaner apparently than those of a part of the shore but a few ya ...al material ; former experiments (Garman, Mark) had shown that egg-bearing rock fragments taken on the spawning ground might be retained in pans of water (

...munication referred to, these eggs were found in a cypress swamp at Little Rock, Ark., on Sept. i» 1887. They had been deposited in a small excavation und J.LEO. Vtx\iS\\xivs^ ^tx Piscicola geometra. Mailer's /^rM. / y^iw/., etc. 183

The progress of degeneration J.00 Batson, O. v., A.B., M.D., 738 Rock Creek Church Road, Washington, D. C.

question. Young, 79, has identified in the Rock kangaroo a muscle, distinct

...at the Petri dish or clock glass fits perfectl}'^ on the base and does not rock. Brookover, Universitj' of Arkansas, Little Rock.

...ea were the fruits of his investigations of the following types : lobster, rock-lobster, Palaemon, crayfish and crab. 238. J.N. Mackenzie: Articles on "Affections of the Nasal Pharynx," "Haemorrhage fr

I'J.V. Fig. 21. An egg showing an inner yolk zone, j.s., surrounding the germinal vesicle ; in the dividing line between the inne

' J.VME> I'. Pi'KTEK. .\ rrcliniinary Study of tlic I'-yLli.>l(jgy of tlic Engli Tables for the Determination of the Principal Rock-forming Minerals. Translated and Modified from Ilussak's Tabellen zur Besti

...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

...that one could scarcely break it with the fingers. One nest was made in a rock pile, the eggs being dropped into crevices between rocks, and sand packed a ...e situated at a relatively aonsiderable distance, and it is to the highest rock that all the paths lead. Leaving out of account irregularities in the surfa

C. M. J.tcK.sox. How can anatomy be taught as a science and fulfill its purpose as a ....D., Professor of Anatomy, University of Arkansas, Old State House, Little Rock. Ark.