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(1870, September) The American Naturalist Vol. 4 (7) University of Chicago Press

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(1870) The American Naturalist, 4 (7) University of Chicago Press. doi:10.1086/an.1870.4.issue-7
Abbott, Charles C. (1870) Mud-Loving Fishes. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 385-391 doi:10.1086/270610
Meehan, Thomas (1870) Variations in Nature. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 392 doi:10.1086/270611
Cope, E. D. (1870) Observations on the Fauna of the Southern Alleghanies. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 392-402 doi:10.1086/270612
Stimpson, William (1870) On the Deep-Water Fauna of Lake Michigan. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 403-405 doi:10.1086/270613
Beal, W. J. (1870) Climbing Plants. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 405-419 doi:10.1086/270614
(1870) Natural SelectionContributions to the Theory of Natural Selection. A Series of Essays.Alfred Russell Wallace. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 419-422 doi:10.1086/270615
(1870) American Microscopes and Their MeritsOn the North American Microscope.H. Hagen. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 422-430 doi:10.1086/270616
(1870) Alaska and Its Resources.William H. Dall. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 430-434 doi:10.1086/270617
(1870) Trout Culture.Seth Green. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 434-435 doi:10.1086/270618
(1870) Record of American Entomology for 1869. Seth Green. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 435 doi:10.1086/270619
(1870) Brazilian CrustaceaNotice of the Crustacea Collected by Professor C. F. Hartt on the Coast of Brazil in 1867, Together with a List of the Described Species of Brazilian Podophthalmia.Sidney I. Smith. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 435 doi:10.1086/270620
(1870) The Population of an Old Pear TreeThe Population of an Old Pear Tree: or Stories of Insect Life. From the French of E. van Bruyssel.E. van Bruyssel. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 436 doi:10.1086/270621
(1870) The American Museum of Natural History. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 436-437 doi:10.1086/270622
(1870) Botany. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 437-438 doi:10.1086/270623
(1870) Zoology. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 438-443 doi:10.1086/270624
(1870) Geology. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 444 doi:10.1086/270625
(1870) Microscopy. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 444-445 doi:10.1086/270626
(1870) Anthropology. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 445-447 doi:10.1086/270627
(1870) Answers to Correspondents. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 448 doi:10.1086/270628
(1870) Books Received. The American Naturalist, 4 (7) 448 doi:10.1086/270629

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