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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America,Vol. 19, No. 1 (Jan. 15, 1933), pp. i-ixPublished by: National Academy of SciencesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/85760 .
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A STEP-POLYGON OF A DENUMERABLE INFINITY OF SIDES WHICH BOUNDS No FINITE AREA ............................. By J. Douglas and P. Franklin 188
CRESCENT-SHAPED MINIMAL SURFACES ......................... By J. Douglas 192 GROUPS GENERATED BY Two OPERATORS OF ORDER 3 WHOSE COMMUTATOR IS
OF ORDER 2 .......................... By G. A. Miller 199 INTERPOLATION AND AN ANALOGUE OF THE LAURENT DEVELOPMENT..........
By J. L. Walsh 203 CHARACTERS OF ABELIAN GROUPS .......... By R. E. A. C. Paley and N. Wiener 253 GEOMETRY OF THE HEAT EQUATION: SECOND PAPER. THE THREE DEGENERATE
TYPES OF LAPLACE, POISSON AND HELMHOLTZ ............... By E. Kasner 257 THEORY OF ELASTIC SYSTEMS VIBRATING UNDER TRANSIENT IMPULSE WITH
AN APPLICATION TO EARTHQUAKE-PROOF BUILDINGS ............ By M. Biot 262 A JORDAN SPACE CURVE WHICH BOUNDS No FINITE SIMPLY CONNECTED AREA
By J. Douglas 269 ON LACUNARY POWER SERIES .......................... By R. E. A. C. Paley 271 A MATRIX KNOT INVARIANT ............................. By J. W. Alexander 272 GROUPS IN WHICH EITHER ALL THE OPERATORS OR ALL THE SUBGROUPS OF THE
SAME ORDER ARE CONJUGATE ........................... By G. A. Miller 332 AN EXTREMELY SIMPLE METHOD OF PERIODOGRAM ANALYSIS ....... By D. Alter 335 SOME REMARKS CONCERNING SCHRODINGER'S WAVE EQUATION. By G. D. Birkhoff 339 ON THE MEASURE OF THE NON-SPECIAL GEODESICS ON A SURFACE OF CONSTANT
NEGATIVE CURVATIJRE ................................ By G. A. Hedlund 345 AN ANALYTIC CLOSED SPACE CURVE WHicH BOUNDS No ORIENTABLE SURFACE
OF FINITE AREA ......................................... By J. Douglas 448 REGULAR DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEMS OF THE FIRST ORDER ........ By J. M. Thomas 451 NOTE ON A METRICALLY TRANSITIVE SYSTEM .................... By W. Seidel 453 APPLICATION OF POINCARE'S SWEEPING-OUT PROCESS .......... By G. C. Evans 457 GEOMETRY OF Two-COMPONENT SPINORS .......... ............. By 0. Veblen 462 SOME REMARKS CONCERNING SCHR5DINGER'S WAVE EQUATION (CORRECTION)..
By G. D. Birkhoff 475 THE CAUCHY-GOURSAT THEOREM FOR RECTIFIABLE JORDAN CURVES..........
By J. L. Walsh 540 AN INEQUALITY FOR LEBGENDRE SERIES COEFFICIENTS ...... By M. F. Rosskopf 541 THE GEOMETRY OF DEGENERATE HEAT FAMILIES ............... By A. Fialkow 543 ON STATISTICAL METHODS IN THE THEORY OF ALMOST-PERIODIC FUNCTIONS....
By E. K. Haviland 549 SYLOW SUBGROUPS AND THE NUMBER OF OPERATORS WHOSE ORDERS ARF POWERS
OF THE SAME PRIME .............. By G. A. Miller 555 VALUES OF T, AND CHRISTOFFEL SYMBOLS FOR A LINE ELEMENT OF CONSIDER-
ABLE GENERALITY .............. By H. Dingle 559 ON NON-FACTORABLE TRANSFORMATIONS Or DOUBLE SEQUENCES...........
By C. R. Adams 564 THE METHOD OF SPECTRAL REDUCTION IN CLASSICAL DYNAMICS............
By A. Khintchine 567 QUESTIONS OF RELATIVE INCLUSION IN THE DOMAIN OF HAUSDORFF MEANS....
By E. Hille and J. D. Tamarkin 573 FINITE OVA .......................... By E. T. Bell 577 THE TOPOLOGY OF INVOLUTIONS .......................... By P. A. Smith 612
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THE GENERAL CASE OF NON-HOMOGENEOUS LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
By W. J. Trjitzinsky 687 A CANONICAL FORM FOR A SET OF VECTORS . ............... By M. S. Knebelman 691 ON A THEOREM Or FEJER . .......... ..... .... By W. C. Randels 697 NUMBER OF OPERATORS OF PRIME ORDERS CONTAINED IN A GROUP...........
By G. A. Miller 780 ON CRITERIA FOR FOURIER CONSTANTS OF L INTEGRABLE FUNCTIONS ..........
By C. N. Moore 846 GROUPS WHOSE OPERATORS HAVE No MORE THAN THREE DISTINCT SQUARES..
By G. A. Miller 848 LOGARITHMIC SOLUTIONS OF BIANCHI'S EQUATION ............. By H. Bateman 852
AN EXTREMAL PROBLEM IN ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS .............. By J. L. Walsh 900
ON MOMENT FUNCTIONS ...................... By E. Hille and J. D. Tamarkin 902
ON THE THEORY OF LAPLACE INTEGRALS ........ By E. Hille and J. D. Tamarkin 908 A LOWER LIMIT FOR THE SPECIES OF A PFAFFIAN SYSTEM . By J. M. Thomas 913 A PROPERTY OF RECURRING SERIES ............................. By M. Ward 914
NOTE ON POLYNOMIAL INTERPOLATION TO ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS.. By J. L. Walsh 959
A DUALITY IN INTERPOLATION TO ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS BY RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
By J. L. Walsh 1049 GROUPS INVOLVING A SMALL NUMBER OF SQUARES ............ By G. A. Miller 1054
A THEORY FOR *-OPERATORS ANALOGOUS TO THE THEORY OF REDUCIBILITY FOR
SELF-ADJOINT TRANSFORMATIONS IN HILBERT SPACE ... By F. J. Murray 1057
ASTRONOMY
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF GALACTIC DIMENSIONS-.-. By H. Shapley 29
THE THEORETICAL FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF PHOTOGRAPHIC METEORS.....
By P. M. Millman 34 A SIMPLE DERIVATION OF THE DISSOCIATION FORMULA ........ By D. H. Menzel 40 A SUGGESTED MECHANISM OF CLASS BE STARS .......... By D. B. McLaughlin 44
THE NEWTON-DENNING METHOD FOR COMPUTING METEOR PATHS WITH A
CELESTIAL GLOBE .............................e.O.By W. J. Fisher 209 A STUDY OF METEOR LIGHT CURVES .......................... By D. Hoffleit 212 ABSORPTION AND SPACE REDDENING IN THE GALAXY AS SHOWN BY THE COLORS
OF GLOBULAR CLUSTERS ........................ By J. Stebbins 222 THE SPACE MOTIONS OF STARS IN THE ORION AND SCORPIO-CENTARUS CLUSTERS
By F. D. Miller 277 THE PENETRATION OF IRON METEORITES INTO THE GROUND ...... By W. J. Fisher 286
ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF GALAXIES .......................... By H. Shapley 389 A PHYSICAL ANALYSIS OF WOLF-RAYET SPECTRA ................ By C. H. Payne 492
FORBIDDEN LINES IN ASTROPHYSICAL SOURCES ..............................
By J. C. Boyce, D. H. Menzel and C. H. Payne 581 LUMINOSITY DISTRIBUTION AND AVERAGE DENSITY OF MATTER IN TWENTY-FIVE
GROUPS OF GALAXIES ............... By H. Shapley 591
ABSORPTION AND SPACE REDDENING IN THE GALAXY FROM THE COLORS OF B-STARS
By J. Stebbins and C. M. Huffer 597 ON THE INTERPRETATION OF NOVA SPECTRA ................................. 641
NEON ABSORPTION LINES IN STELLAR SPECTRA...............................
By D. H. Menzel and R. K. Marshall 879 SUMMARY OF A VARIABLE STAR SURVEY IN AN EXTERNAL GALAXY............
By H. Shapley and J. Mohr 995 THE TERRESTRIAL ABUNDANCE OF THE PERMANENT GASES...................
By H. N. Russell and D. H. Menzel 997
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ON THE LINEAR DIAMETERS OF 125 LARGE GALAXIES ............ By H. Shapley 1001
PHYSICS
CONFERENCE OF THE SYMBOLS, UNITS AND NOMENCLATURE (S. U. N.) COMMISSION
OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PURE AND APPLIED PHYSICS (I. P. U.)
AT PARIS, IN JULY, 1932, AND ITS RESULTS....B..y...... ..BY A. E. Kennelly 144 THE EFFECT OF HELIUM ON THE CONTINUOUS AND SECONDARY SPECTRA OF
HYDROGEN... .By A. S. Roy 441 K SERIES SPECTRUM OF TUNGSTEN . By J. C. Hudson azd H. G. Vogt 444 THE EXCITATION POTENTIAL OF THE X 2883 AND X 2895 BANDS OF CARBON DIOXIDE
By A. S. Roy and 0. S. Duffendack 497 GEOMETRY OF FOUR-COMPONENT SPINORS..B.. ....BY . Veblen 503 CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF SCATTERING BY A FORCE CENTER...........
By E. H. Kennard 518 ON SUPRACONDUCTIVITY AND THE HALL EFFECT.. By E. H. Hall 619 NOTE ON THE STURM-LIOUVILLE EIGENVALUE-EIGENFUNCTION PROBLEM WITH
SINGULAR END-POINTS.. By E. C. Kemble 710 CONTACT POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DIFFERENT FACES OF COPPER
SINGLE CRYSTALS..................BY H. E. Farnsworth and B. A. Rose 777 REMARKS ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY.y................BY F. Zwicky 818 INTENSITIES IN ATOMIC SPECTRA.. ..By M. H. Johnson, Jr. 916 SPINORS IN PROJECTIVE RELATIVITY..B...BY 0. Veblen 979 ON THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF FERRO-MAGNETIC SATURATION........
By P. S. Epstein 1044
CHEMISTRY
THE USE OF NON-AQUEOUS SOLVENTS IN THE STUDY OF THE RARE EARTH GROUP
By B. S. Hopkins and L. L. Quill 64 THE DETERMINATION OF THE STRUCTURES OF THE HEXAFLUORIDES OF SULFUR,
SELENIUM AND TELLURIUM BY THE ELECTRON DIFFRACTION METHOD......
By L. 0. Brockway and L. Pauling 68 THE AGGLOMERATION THEORY OF SLEEP..
By W. D. Bancroft and J. E. Rutzler, Jr. 73 THE ZERO POINT ENERGY AND THE SEPARATION OF ISOTOPES.... By H. Eyring 78 THE REACTION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS WITH OXYGEN AND THE HYDROGEN CHLORINE
REACTION .. .. .. . ............... By J. R. Bates 81 REVERSIBLE COAGULATION IN LIVING TISSUE. XI..
By W. D. Bancroft, R. S. Gutsell and J. E. Rutzler, Jr. 85 TRIMETHYL GALLIUM, TRIMETHYL GALLIUM ETHERATE AND TRIMETHYL GALLIUM
AMMINE. By C. A. Kraus and F. E. Toonder 292 CHLORINATION PRODUCTS OF TRIMETHYL GALLIUM.
By C. A. Kraus and F. E. Toonder 298 THE THREE-ELECTRON BOND IN CHLORINE DIOXIDE......... By L. 0. Brockway 303 THE NEUTRON, ATOM BUILDING AND A NUCLEAR EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE... ..
By W. D. Harkins 307 INFLUENCE OF INTENSIVE DESICCATION ON CERTAIN PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF
BENZENE.. By A. W. C. Menzies and D. A. Lacoss 393 THE PHOTOCIIEMICAL PRODUCTION OF TRIPHENYLMETHYL.
By J. 0. Halford and L. C. Anderson 759 UREASE ACTIVITY AS INFLUENCED BY OXIDATION AND REDUCTION.
By L. Hellerman, M. E. Perkins and R. M. Clark 855
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THE ELECTRON-DIFFRACTION INVESTIGATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF MOLECULES
OF METHYL AZIDE AND CARBON SUBOXIDE. .............................
By L. 0. Brockway and L. Pauling 860 THE ELECTRON-DIFFRACTION INVESTIGATION OF THE MOLECUJLAR STRUCTURE
OF CYANOGEN AND DIACETYLENE (WITH A NOTE ON CHLORINE DIOXIDE)....
By L. 0. Brockway 868 THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF SOLUTIONS OF ELECTROLYTES IN A NON-POLAR
SOLVENT ..................... By C. A. Kraus and G. S. Hooper 939 THE PURIFICATIbN AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS. IV.
A DEVELOPMENT OF A THEORETICAL BASIS FOR THE BEHAVIOR OF CONTROLLED
TIME-TEMPERATURE CURVES ........... BY E. L. Skau and W. H. Langdon 943 SEPARATION OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPES BY DIFFUSION THROUGH PALLADIUM.......
By L. Harris, W. Jost and R. W. B. Pearse 991
GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY
THE HIGHER CRYSTALLINE PLATEAU OF SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL..............
By P. E. James 126 STRUCTURE OF THE "ELLICOTT CITY GRANITE," MARYLAND ........ By E. Cloos 130 XENOHELIX IN THE MARYLAND MIOCENE ...... ................ By L. Dryden 139
PALEOZOIC PLANKTONIC FAUNAS OF NORTH AMERICA ........ By R. Ruedemann 157 BIOLOGICAL INDUCTIONS FROM THE EVOLUTION OF THE PROBOSCIDEA..........
By H. F. Osborn 159 THE GEOLOGY OF THE BEARTOOTH MOUNTAIN FRONT IN PARK COUNTY, WYOMING
By R. V. Hughes 239 SYMPOSIUM ON CLIMATIC CYCLES:
I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. By J. C. Merriam 349
II. EVIDENCES OF CYCLES IN TREE RING RECORDS ... By A. E. Douglass 350 III. PERIODICITY IN SOLAR VARIATION.. By C. G. Abbot and Mrs. A. M. Bond 361 IV. THE NATURE OF THE SOLAR CYCLE.............................
By W. S. Adams and S. B. Nicholson 371 V. CORRELATION OF SEDIMENTARY AND CLIMATIC RECORDS .............
By I. Bowman 376
HYNNODONTIDAS OF THE UPPER EOCENE OF CALIFORNIA .......... By C. Stock 434
A MIACID FROM THE SESPE UPPER EOCENE, CALIFORNIA ........... By C. Stock 481
YOUNG'S MODULUS AND POISSON'S RATIO WITH REFERENCES TO GEOPHYSICAL
APPLICATIONS ........................................ By W. A. Zisman 653 COMPRESSIBILITY AND ANISOTROPY OF ROCKS AT AND NEAR THE EARTH'S SURFACE
By W. A. Zisman 666 COMPARISON OF THE STATISTICALLY AND SEISMOLOGICALLY DETERMINED ELASTIC
CONSTANTS OF ROCKS ..................e...By W. A. Zisman 680 (NOTE OF CORRECTIONS IN PAPERS BY W. A. ZISMAN, THESE PROCEEDINGS,
JULY NUMBER, 1933 . .................................. 989) ARISTOGENESIS, THE OBSERVED ORDER OF BIOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION..........
By H. F. Osborn 699 AN AMYNODONT SKULL FROM THE SESPE DEPOSITS, CALIFORNIA. . . By C. Stock 762
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE ARCHEAN METAMORPHICS OF THE GRAND CANYON.
By I. Campbell and J. H. Maxson 806 THE BIOGEOGRAPHIC RELATIONS OF THE ORBITOID FORAMINIFERA............
By T. W. Vaughan 922 AN EOCENE PRIMATE FROM CALIFORNIA ................. By C. Stock 954
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THE FUNCTIONS OF THE OLFACTORY PARTS OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX.........
By C. J. Herrick 7 A PHYLOGENETIC CONSIDERATION OF THE OPTIC TECTUM...................
By C. G. Huber and E. C. Crosby 15 EXPERIMENTS UPON THE SEGMENTATION OF SPINAL NERVES IN SALAMANDER
EMBRYOS.......................................... By S. R. Detwiler 22 THE TIME OF EMBRYONIC SEGREGATION IN APHIDS AS DETERMINED FROM INTER-
MEDIATE TYPES Y...................................... By A. F. Shull 164 THE CELLULAR TRANSMISSION OF NEUROHUMORAL SUBSTANCES IN MELANOPHORE
REACTIONS .By G. H. Parker 175 PRELIMINARY ACCOUNT OF DEEP SEA DIVES IN THE BATHYSPHERE WITH ESPECIAL
REFERENCE TO ONE OF 2200 FEET .By W. Beebe 178 METACH'RONISM IN CILIATED EPITHELIUM .By L. G. Worley 320 INTRACELLULAR FIBRE SYSTEMS OF PARAMECIUM .By L. G. Worley 323 THE CONTROLLING MECHANISM OF CHROMATOPHORES IN PALAEMONETES.......
By F. A. Brown, Jr. 327 DEGENERATION OF MELANOPHORES IN FUNDULUS ............ By J. M. Odiorne 329 COLOR CHANGES IN FUNDULUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE COLOR CHANGES
OF THE IRIDOSOMES ................................... By K. W. Foster 535 THE EFFECT OF ICE AND STEAM WATER ON ;EUGLENA . .......................
By T. C. Barnes and T. L. Jahn 638 THE EFFECTS OF THE PITUITARY HORMONES ON THE MELANOPHORES OF FISHES
By J. M. Odiorne 745 THE OCCURRENCE OF GUANOPHORES IN FUNDULUS ............ By J. M. Odiorne 750 PHOTIC STIMULATION AND RHYTHMICAL CONTRACTIONS OF THE MANTLE FLAPS
OF A LAMELLIBRANCH ............ By J. H. Welsh 755 COLOR CHANGES IN THE ISOLATED SCALE IRIDOCYTES OF THE SQUIRREL FISH,
HOLOCENTRUS ASCENSIONIS (OSBECK) ............ By D. C. Smith 885 MULTIPLE TESTS IN THE FORAMINIFERA ............ By E. H. Myers 893 THE RELATIONSHIPS OF SCRAPTER, A GENUS OF AFRICAN BEES................
By T. D. A. Cockerell and L. M. Ireland 972 THE COLOR CHANGES OF ELASMOBRANCH FISHES ............. By G. H. Parker 1038
BOTANY
HOST SPECIALIZATION OF ERYSIPHE GRAMINIS TRITICI ......... By E. B. Mains 49 REGENERATION IN MUTILATED SEEDLINGS .................... By C. D. LaRue 53 AVAILABLE FOOD, RELATIVE GROWTH AND DURATION OF LIFE IN SEEDLINGS OF
CUCUMIS MELO. .By S. A. Gould, R. Pearl, T. I. Edwards and J. R. Miner 228 PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF CHROMOSOME RINGSIN BRODIAEA LACTEA..........
By F. H. Smith 605 A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF THE SPECIES OF ZOSTERA .....................
By W. A. Setchell 810
GENETICS
BLOOD GROUP INHERITANCE IN THE RABBIT .... By W. E. Castle and C. E. Keeler 92 TESTS FOR LINKAGE BETWEEN THE BLOOD-GROUP GENES AND OTHER KNOWN
GENES OF THE RABBIT .................. By W. E. Castle and C. E. Keeler 98 THE BEHAVIOR OF INTERCHANGE HETEROZYGOTES IN OENOTHERA...........
By C. D. Darlington 101 PRIME TYPES IN DATURA ........ By A. D. Bergner, S. Satina and A. F. Blakeslee 103
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METHODS OF SYNTHESIZING PURE-BREEDING TYPES WITH PREDICTED CHARACTERS
IN THE JIMSON WEED, DATURA STRAMONIUM ............ ................
By A. F. Blakeslee, A. D. Bergner and A. G. Avery 115 EVERSPORTING AS A FUNCTION OF THE Y-CHROMOSOME IN DROSOPHILA MELANO-
GASTER . .... By J. W. Gowen and E. H. Gay 122 AN X-RAY INDUCED CHROMOSOMAL TRANSLOCATION IN APOTETTIX EURYCEPHALUS
HANCOCK (GROUSE LOCUSTS) .... By R. K. Nabours and W. R. B. Robertson 234 ON THE STERILITY OF THE INTERRACIAL HYBRIDS IN DROSOPHILA PSEUDOOBSCURA
By T. Dobzhansky 397 A FURTHER STUDY OF BLOOD GROUPS OF THE RABBIT.......................
By C. E. Keeler and W. E. Castle 403 INBREEDING AND HoMoZYGOSIS ............................... By S. Wright 411 INBREEDING AND RECOMBINATION ............................ By S. Wright 420 AKHISSAR SPOTTING OF THE HOUSE MOUSE .. .... By C. E. Keeler 477
ABSENCE OF THE CORPUS CALLOSUM AS A MENDELIZING CHARACTER IN THE
HOUSE MOUSE ...... By C. E. Keeler 609 CHROMOSOME NUMBER AND MORPHOLOGY IN NICOTIANA. VI. CHROMOSOME
NUMBERS OF FORTY SPECIES ........................ By T. H. Goodspeed 649 EVIDENCES OF MAN'S ANCESTRAL HISTORY IN THE LATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE
CHILD ............................................. By C. B. Davenport 783 THE GENERAL FORMULA OF HEREDITY .................... By H. H. Laughlin 787 INTERCHANGE BETWEEN X- AND Y-CHROMOSOMES IN ATTACHED X FEMALES OF
DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER .......................... By B. P. Kaufman 830 POLLEN TUBE ESTABLISHMENT AND THE DEFICIENCY OF WAXY SEEDS IN CERTAIN
MAIZE CROSSES ..................................... By G. F. Sprague 838 THE EFFECT OF HOMOZYGOUS GENES FOR SELF-STERILITY . By E. M. East 841
THE, LINKAGE RELATIONS OF YELLOW FAT IN RABBITS ....... By W. E. Castle 947
ROLE OF THE AUTOSOMES IN THE DROSOPHILA PSEUDOOBSCURA HYBRIDS.......
By T. Dobzhansky 950 LINKAGE INTERRELATIONS OF THREE GENES FOR REX (SHORT) COAT IN THE
RABBIT ......................... By W. E. Castle and H. Nachtsheim 1006 THE GENE THEORY IN RELATION TO BLENDING INHERITANCE. . . By W. E. Castle 1011
THE EFFECT OF X-RAY DOSAGE ON STERILITY AND NUMBER OF LETHALS IN
DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER ........................... By M. Demerec 1015
THE SPECIFIC FORMULA OF HEREDITY. By H. H. Laughlin 1020
A CYTOGENETICAL STUDY OF A RECIPROCAL TRANSLOCATION IN ZEA...........
By M. M. Rhoades 1022 A SECONDARY TRISOME IN MAIZE .By M. M. Rhoades 1031
PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY
THE IN VITRO RESPIRATION OF NERVE .....................................
By T. H. Chang, R. W. Gerard and M. Shaffer 152 OBSERVATIONS ON THE NERVOUS CONTROL OF RESPIRATORY MOVEMENTS.......
By R. Gesell and C. Moyer 154 ON THE METABOLISM OF THE PANCREAS ...................... By E. U. Still 155
EFFECT OF METHYLTHIONINE CHLORIDE ON PHYTOTOXIC REACTION OF NORMAL
AND PATHOLOGICAL BLOOD .................... By D. I. Macht 486
THE INFLUENCE OF INTENSITY, COLOR AND RETINAL LOCATION ON THE FUSION
FREQUENCY OF INTERMITTENT ILLUMINATION. . By S. Hecht and C. D. Verrijp 522
THE KATOBOLISM OF THE NON-VOLATILE ORGANIC ACIDS OF TOBACCO LEAVES
DURING CURING .......... By G. W. Pucher and H. B. Vickery 623
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THE ENERGY OF UREA SYNTHESIS ............. By H. Borsook and G. Keighley 626 ON THE INHERITANCE OF DIABETES MELLITUS ....... By G. Pincus and P. White 631 GROWTH-PROMOTING SUBSTANCE AND ILLUMINATIONS ..... ..... By A. E. Navez 636 STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS. III. THE INHIBITING ACTION
OF THE GROWTH SUBSTANCE ON BUD DEVELOPMENT ................. By K. V. Thimann and F. Skoog 714
STUDIES ON THE GROWTH HORMONE OF PLANTS. IV. ON THE MECHANISM OF THE ACTION ........ By J. Bonner 717
THE ENERGY OF UREA SYNTHESIS. II. THE EFFECT OF VARYING HYDROGEN
ION CONCENTRATION WITH DIFFERENT METABOLITES ................. By H. Borsook and G. Keighley 720
ON THE TEMPERATURE-REGULATORY FUNCTION OF "SPONTANEOUS" ACTIVITY IN
THE MOUSE ....... By T. J. B. Stier 725 THE DEVELOPMENT OF TEMPERATURE REGULATION IN THE MOUSE............
By G. Pincus, G. D. Sterne and E. Enzmann 729 CRYSTALLIZATION OF A COMPOUND OF HEMOGLOBIN AND CARBON DIOXIDE......
By D. D. Van Slyke, R. T. Dillon and A. Hiller 828 OXIDATION-REDUCTION POTENTIAL OF ASCORBIC ACID (VITAMIN C)............
By H. Borsook and G. Keighley 875 THE INFLUENCE OF INTENSITY ON THE VISUAL FUNCTIONS OF DROSOPHILA......
By S. Hecht and G. Wald 964
PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY
BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PROTECTIVE MECHANISMS INHERENT IN THE
MYOCARDIUM ................................ By C. V. Weller 318 ELECTROSMOSIS AND ANOMALOUS OSMOSIS .................... By D. R. Briggs 704 CONCENTRATION AND PUJRIFICATION OF A GROWTH INHIBITOR EXTRACTED FROM
KIDNEY. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.. By F. A. McJunkin and C. D. Hartman 823
ANTHROPOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY
MINNESOTA PLEISTOCENE HOMO-AN INTERIM COMMUNICATION ... By A. E. Jenks 1 HIGHER PROCESSES IN THE BEHAVIOR OF RATS ................ By J. F. Shepard 149 NOTES ON BLOOD-GROUPS AND RACE IN THE PACIFIC ......... By W. W. Howells 494 THE INFLUENCE OF USE OR FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE UPON THE STRENGTH
OF MENTAL CONNECTIONS ..................... By E. L. Thorndike 734 ON THE INVARIANCE OF GENERAL INTELLIGENCE ............. By E. B. Wilson 768 RETINAL RIVALRY AS A NEGLECTED FACTOR IN STEREOSCOPIC VISION..........
By M. F. Washburn 773 A TREE-RING CHRONOLOGY FOR THE RIO GRANDE DRAINAGE IN NORTHERN NEW
MEXICO ........................................ By W. S. Stallings, Jr. 803 THE ABOLISHMENT OF A DISCRIMINATION ...................... By B. F. Skinner 825 TRANSFORMATIONS PRESERVING THE TEDRAD EQUATIONS ....... By E. B. Wilson 882 ON OVERLAP ............................................. By E. B. Wilson 1039
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