the Natioual Education Association, 486; Coulter's Revision of United States, 670; Diseases of Citrous Fruits, 671; Mulford's Agaves of the United States, 671; The Teaching of Elementary Botany, 747; The Conifers of the Pike's Peak Region, 748 ; Ferns near Colorado Springs, 750 ; Botany at Buffalo, 822; A New Manual of Systematic Botany, 826; Evolution of a Botanical Journal, 1041; The North American Species of Physalis and Related Genera, 1043 ; The Nomenclature of Mycetozoa, 1044; The Flora of Wyoming, 1044 ; The Lichens of Chicago, 1045; Eastwood's Plants of Southeastern Utah...... l'egetable Physiology.--Changes due to an Alpine Climate, 61; Spore Formation Controlled by External Conditions, 63 ; Germina- tion of Refractory Spores, 64 ; Botany at the British Associa- tion, 65 ; Nitrifying Organisms, 65 ; Relation of Sugars to the Growth of Bacteria, 66; Algal Parasite on Coffee, 67 ; Smut Fungi by Oscar Brefeld, 137; Water Pores, 224; Biology of Smut Fungi, 224; Function of Anthocyan, 226; Ambrosia, 318; White Ants as Cultivators of Fungi, 319; Desert Vegetation, 321 ; A Second Rafinesque, 321 ; Change in Structure of Plants due to Feeble Light, 405; A Graft Hybrid, 408; Ustilaginoidea, 408; A New Classification of Bacteria, 490; Ambrosia Once Zoology.-On Bodo urinarius, 67 ; Influence of the Winter 1894-'95 upon the Marine Fauna of the Coast of France, 69 ; Preliminary Out- line of a New Classification of the Family Muricidæ, 69; Her- petology of Angola, 71; Zoological News, 71, 332, 412, 590, 758, 1052; The Paroccipital of the Squamata and the Affinities of the Mosasauridæ once more; A Rejoinder to Prof. Cope on Dr. Baur's Rejoinder on the Homologies of the Paroccipital bone, etc. (Illustrated), 143 ; Boulenger on the Difference between Lacertilia and Ophidia ; and on the Apoda, 149; The Myxos- poridia, 229; The Segmentation of the Hexapod Body, 230 ; The Coxal Glands of Thelyphonus caudatus, 231; Cross Fertilization and Sexual Rights and Lefts Among Fishes, 232; Abnormal Sacrum in an Alligator, 232; The Polar Hares of Eastern North America, With Descriptions of New Forms, 234 ; The Cruise of the Princess Alice, 323 ; Australian Spiders, 324; Autodax iec- anus, 325 ; Reptiles and Batrachians of Mesilla Valley, New Mexico, 325; On Prof. Cope's Criticism of Baur's Drawings of the Squamosal Region of Conolophus subcristatus Gray, etc. 327; The Food of some Colorado Birds, 329; The Manx Cat, 330 ; A Case of Renal Abnormality in the Cat, 331 ; Respiration of Trilobites, 409; A Criticism of Mr. Cook's Note on the Sclerites of Spirobolus, 409; The Sight of Insects, 410; Dr. Bauron Cope's Drawings of the Skull of Conolophus subcristatus Gray, 411; The Feeding Phenomena of Sea Anemones, 495; The Relation of Myr- mecophile Lepismids to the Ants, 496; Lipophrys a Substitute for Pholis, 498; Blind Batrachia and Crustacea from the Subter- ranean Waters of Texas, 498 ; Lungless Salamanders, 499; Ba- trachia found at Raleigh, N. C., 500 ; The Frilled Lizard, 501 ; The Palatine Process of the Mammalian Premaxillary, 502; New Formation of Nervous cells in the Brain of the Monkey, after the complete cutting away of the occipital lobes, 502 ; Japanese Leeches, 590 ; The Origin of Tail-forms, 588 ; The Spermatheca in some American Newts and Salamanders, 589; Sense of Sight in Spiders, 672; Classification and Geographical Distribution of the Naiides, 674; Arkansas Fishes, 675; Batrachia and Reptilia of Madagascar, 675 ; The Moulting of Birds, 676; Florida Deer, 677; Lygosoma (Liolepisma) in New Jersey, 752; On a New Glauconia from New Mexico, 753 ; On the Habits of Keen's Mouse Deer, Peromyscus keenii Rhoads, 753; The Inheritance of an Acquired Character, 755; The Hartebeest, 755; The Heart of some Lungless Salamanders [Illustrated), 829; On two New Species of Lizards from Southern California, 933 ; Modification of the Brain during Growth, 836; The Lion of India, 837 ; Inher- itance of Artificial Mutilations, 837; Fishes in Isolated Pools, 943; On the Mud Minnow as an Air Breather, 844; The Perito- neal Epithelium in Amphibia, 944; The Penial Structure of the Sauria, 945; Food Habits of Woodpeckers, 946; The Ectal Rela- tions of the Right and Left Parietal and Paroccipital Fissures, 947 ; Notes on Turbellaria, 1046 ; On the Genus Callisaurus, 1049; The Food of Birds, 1050 ; Preliminary Description of a New Vole from Labrador........ Entomology.-Insects in the National Museum, 72 ; On the Girdling of Elm Twigs by the Larvæ of Orgyia leucostigma and its Results, 678 ; Weissmann on Dimorphism in Butterflies, 679; Notes on the Classification of Diplopoda, 681; Fossil Cockroaches, 758 ; Dr. Packard's Monograph of Bombycine Moths, 758; Grape In- sects, 759; Flower-Haunting Diptera, 760; Larval Habits in Panorpa, 760; A New Character in the Colobognatha, with Drawings of Siphonotus, 839 ; A New Era in the Study of Dip- Embryology.-Experimental Embryology, 76; The Development of Iso- pods, 243; The Effect of Lithiumchloride upon the Develop- ment of the Frog and Toad, 336 ; The Sense Plates, the Germ of the Foot, and the Shell or Mantel Region in the Stylommat- phora, 420 ; Morphology of the Tardigrades, 507; An Abnormal Chick [Illustrated], 509 ; Protoplasmic Continuity, 597 ; Cell Studies of Annelid Eggs, 597 ; The Tentacular Apparatus of Amphiuma (Illustrated], 684 ; The Wrinkling of Frog's Eggs during Segmentation, 761; Movements of Blastomeres, 1059; Pigment in Eggs, 1060 ; Fertilization,........ Psychology.-American Psychological Association, 156; The Cat's Fun- eral, 161; Conscionsness and Evolution, 249 ; Professor Bald- win on Performation and Epigenesis, 341 ; Psychological Data Wanted, 345 ; Physical and Social Heredity, 422 ; Observations on Professor Baldwin's Reply, 428 ; A Study in Morbid Psychol- ogy, 510, 599 ; A Match-Striking Bluejay, 518; Synæsthesia and Synopsia, 689; Fear Among Children, 774; Congress of Psy- chologists, 844 ; Mental Action during Sleep, 849; The Mimetic Origin and Development of “ Bird-language," and the “ Evolu- tion of Bird Song," 854; A Note on Dr. H. Nichols' Paper [Amer. Nat., Sept., 1896], 856; The Nature of Feeling, 848 ; Further Comments on Prof. Baldwin's “New Factor in Evolu- tion," 951 ; Effects of Loss of Sleep, ........ Anthropology.- Discoveries at Caddington, England, by Mr. W. G. Smith, 82 ; Recent Explorations of Captain Theobert Maler in Flint Blades from Somali Land, 956; Cave Hunting in Scotland, Microscopy. —Methylen Blue,.......... PROCEEDINGS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, 162, 258, 346, 434, 524, 776, 957 859, 958, ............ SCIENTIFIC News, 87, 172, 261, 438, 526, 611, 693, 866, 960, ........ 1064 1068 INDEX. 684 813 46 667 667 833 175 488 67 ABNORMALITY (Renal) in a 331 Abnormal Sacrum in a Alligator 232 Academy of St. Louis, 258, 347, 436, 525, 959. 1065 Acetate.... 1040 Adams, G. I. On the Species of Hoplophoneus... Adinoles, origin of ........ 43 Adirondacks, rocks of 43 Acidium berberidis ......... 65 Æolothrips fasciata... 593 #pyornis Skeleton of... 745 Agardh, J. G........... 176 Agassiz, A. 263 Agathaumas sylvestre..... 113 Agaves of the United States..... 671 Albite from Lakous, Crete....... 810 Aldrich, J. M. A New Era in the Study of Diptera......... 1053 Aldright, C. D.... Algæ, Marine, from Florida..... 587 Algal Parasite on Coffee .......... Alleghenian District........... 1005 Alligator mississippiensis... 233 sclerops.... 233 Alstonite 737 Amblystoma opacum 499 Ambrosia, E. F. Smith..... Notes on. H. G. Hubbard 493 Ameghino on the Evolution of Mammalian Teeth. E. D. 937 American Academy of Arts and Science.... 162 Association Advancement Sci., 34, 527, 776, 805, 859.. 960 Microscopical Society. 612 Morphological Society...... 163 Philosophical Society, 163, 347, 434, 525, 1064 ...... 1065 Physiological Society........ 166 Psychological Association, 156, 169 960 Society of Naturalists. 164 Amiurus erebennus... 944 natalis 944 prosthistius............ 943 Ammodesmus granum... 414 Amorpha canescens................... 60 Amphiuma, Tentacular Appar atus of ...... Analcite...... Anchilophos desmarestii.. 484 Ancient Beaches of Erie and Ontario ........ 400 Angles Interfacial 740 Animal Kingdom, Synopsis of.. 612 Animals as Machines .. 784 Annelid Eggs, Cell Studies in.. 597 Anoplotherium commune ........... latipes ......... Anota calidiarum Cope, Descrip tion of... Antarctic Exploration 202 Anthocyan...... 226 Anthropology, 82, 255, 338, 430, 519, 606, 691. 954 Antidromy 223 and Didromy. G. Maclos kie..... Antivivisectionists ... 32 Ants as Cultivators of Fungi.... 319 Fossil..... 137 Aphelininæ, North American... 155 Apiculture 507 Appalachian Folds B. S. Ly man, Abstract of.... Apoda..... 149 Aptornis defossor. 746 Apyonops anomalus. 1052 Archeological Discoveries at Caddington, England. H. 83 Architeuthis, New Species of ... 332 Arachnecthra iliolophus. 713 novaguinea. 713 polioptera 713 Ararat, Mt. Pa. Glaciation of 402 Arctogean realm.... 889, 890 Ascomycetes ...... 218 Ashworth, J. H 613 Aspidiotus perniciosus.. 1088 Asplenium septentrionale...... 751 trichomanes... 751 Association of American Anatomists.... 165 318 398 |