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(1898, October) The American Naturalist Vol. 32 (382) University of Chicago Press

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(1898) The American Naturalist, 32 (382) University of Chicago Press. doi:10.1086/an.1898.32.issue-382
Murdoch, John (1898) The Animals Known to the Eskimos of Northwestern Alaska. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 719-734 doi:10.1086/277010
Field, George Wilton (1898) Methods in Planktology. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 735-745 doi:10.1086/277011
Eastman, C. R. (1898) Some New Points in Dinichthyid Osteology. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 747-768 doi:10.1086/277012
Comstock, J. H., Needham, J. G. (1898) The Wings of Insects. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 769-777 doi:10.1086/277013
Warren, Joseph Allen (1898) Note on the Variations in the Teleutospores of Puccinia Windsoriae. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 779-781 doi:10.1086/277014
(1898) A Marine Biological Station for Canada. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 783-784 doi:10.1086/277015
Sargent, Frederick LeRoy (1898) A Teacher's Guide in Nature Study. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 785-786 doi:10.1086/277016
(1898) Needham's Outdoor StudiesOutdoor Studies, A Reading Book of Nature Study.James G. Needham. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 786 doi:10.1086/277017
(1898) Parker and Haswell's ZoologyA Text-Book of Zoology.T. Jeffery Parker , William A. Haswell. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 787-789 doi:10.1086/277018
Kofoid, Charles A. (1898) Some Recent Faunistic Work in Europe. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 789-793 doi:10.1086/277019
Kofoid, Charles A. (1898) Lake Fauna. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 793-794 doi:10.1086/277020
Wheeler, William Morton (1898) The Embryonic Development of the Wall-Bee (Chalicodoma muraria Fabr.)Die Entwickelungsgeschichte der Mauerbiene (Chalicodoma muraria Fabr.)Justus Carriere. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 794-798 doi:10.1086/277021
(1898) Tumors and Germ-Layers. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 798-800 doi:10.1086/277022
Ward, Henry B. (1898) A New Journal of Parasitology. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 800-802 doi:10.1086/277023
(1898) The Weigert Methods. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 802 doi:10.1086/277024
(1898) Britton and Brown's FloraAn Illustrated Flora of the Northern United States, Canada, and the British Possessions, from Newfoundland to the Parallel of the Southern Boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean Westward to the 102d Meridian.Nathaniel Lord Britton , Addison Brown. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 802-804 doi:10.1086/277025
(1898) Detmer and Moor's PhysiologyPractical Plant Physiology. An Introduction to Original Research for Students and Teachers of Natural Science, Medicine, Agriculture, and Forestry.W. Detmer , S. A. Moor. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 804-805 doi:10.1086/277026
(1898) Minnesota Botanical Studies. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 805 doi:10.1086/277027
(1898) Edible Fungi. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 805-806 doi:10.1086/277028
(1898) Natal Plants. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 806 doi:10.1086/277029
(1898) Professor Weed's Seed-TravellersSeed-Travellers, Studies of the Methods of Dispersal of Various Common Seeds.Clarence Moores Weed. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 806-807 doi:10.1086/277030
(1898) The Grasses of Uruguay. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 807 doi:10.1086/277031
(1898) The Metropolitan Parks of Boston. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 807 doi:10.1086/277032
(1898) Botanical Notes. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 807-810 doi:10.1086/277033
(1898) Fossil Cephalopods in the British Museum. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 811 doi:10.1086/277034
(1898) Basic Rocks in Italy. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 811-812 doi:10.1086/277035
(1898) The Rocks Associated with the Iron Ores in Switzerland. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 812-813 doi:10.1086/277036
(1898) Swiss Schists. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 813 doi:10.1086/277037
(1898) Nomenclature of Contact Rocks. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 814 doi:10.1086/277038
(1898) Petrographical Notes. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 814 doi:10.1086/277039
(1898) MeteoritesOn Iron Meteorites as Nodular Structures in Stony Meteorites.H. L. Preston. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 815-816 doi:10.1086/277040
(1898) Mineralogical Notes. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 816 doi:10.1086/277041
(1898) Scientific News. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 817-818 doi:10.1086/277042
(1898) Publications Received. The American Naturalist, 32 (382) 819 doi:10.1086/an.32.382.2453524

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