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of Periodogram Analysis, 335. BIOT, M. Theory of Elastic Systems Amynodont skull (Stock), 762. Vibrating under Transient Impulse Analytic functions (Walsh), 900, 959, 1049. with an Application to Earthquake- ANDERSON, L. C. See Halford, J. 0O., Proof Buildings, 262.
759. BIRKHOFF, G. D. Some Remarks Con- Anisotropy of rocks (Zisman), 666, 989. cerning Schr6dinger's Wave Equa- Aphids, embryonic segregation in (Shull), tion, 339, 475.
164. BLAKESLEE, A. F. See Bergner, A. D., Apotettix Eurycephalus Hancock (Nabours 103.
and Robertson), 234. BLAKESLEE, A. F., BERGNER, A. D., AND Archean metamorphics of Grand Canyon AVERY, A. G. Methods of Syn-
(Campbell and Maxson), 806. thesizing Pure-Breeding Types with Area (Douglas and Franklin), 188, 269; Predicated Characters in the Jimson
875. Blood-groups, human (Howells), 494. Astrophysical sources, lines in (Boyce, Blood-groups of rabbit (Castle and
Menzel and Payne), 581. Keeler), 92, 98, 403. Atomic spectra (Johnson), 916. BOND, A. M. See Abbot, G. C., 361. Autosomes (Dobzhansky), 950. BONNER, J. Studies on the Growth AVERY, A. G. See Blakeslee, A. F., 115. Hormone of Plants. IV. On the
Mechanism of the Action, 717. B-stars, colors of (Stebbins and Huffer), BORSOOK, H., AND KEIGHLEY, G. The
597. Energy of Urea Synthesis, 626. BANCROFT, W. D., AND RUTZLER, J. E., - . The Energy of Urea Synthesis.
JR. The Agglomeration Theory of II. The Effect of Varying Hydrogen Sleep, 73. Ion Concentration with Different
BANCROFT, W. D., GUTSELL, R. S., AND Metabolites, 720. RUTZLER, J. E., JR. Reversible -. Oxidation-Reduction Potential of Coagulation in Living Tissue. XI, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), 875. 85. BOWMAN, I. Correlation of Sedimentary
BARNES, T. C., AND JAHN, T. L. The and Climatic Records, 376. Effect of Ice and Steam Water on BOYCE, J. C., MENZEL, D. H., AND PAYNE, Euglena, 638. C. H. Forbidden Lines in Astro-
BATEMAN, H. Logarithmic Solutions of physical Sources, 581. Bianchi's Equation, 852. Brazil (James), 126.
BATES, J. R. The Reaction of Hydrogen BRIGGS, 1). R. Electrosmosis and Anoma- Atoms with Oxygen and the Hy- lous Osmosis, 704. drogen Chlorine Reaction, 81. BROCKWAY, L. 0. The Three-Electro
Bathysphere (Beebe), 178. Bond in Chlorine Dioxide, 303.
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. The Electron-Diffraction Investi- Christoffel symbols (Dingle), 559. gation of the Molecular Structure of Chromatophores in palaemonotes(Brown), Cyanogen and Diacetylene (with a 327. Note on Chlorine Dioxide), 868. Chromosome numbers (Goodspeed), 649.
BROCKWAY, L. O., AND PAULING, L. The Chromosome rings in brodiaea lactea Determination of the Structures of (Smith), 605. the Hexafluorides of Sulfur, Selenium Chromosomes, X and Y (Kaufmann), 830. and Tellurium by the Electron Chronology for New Mexico (Stallings), Diffraction Method, 68. 803. . The Electron-Diffraction Investi- Ciliated epithelium (Worley), 320. gation of the Structure of Molecules CLARK, W. M. See Hellerman, L., 855. of Methyl Azide and Carbon Sub- Climatic cycles, symposium on, 349-388. oxide, 860. Climatic records (Bowman), 376.
Brodiaea lactea, chromosome rings in CLOOS, E. Structure of the "Ellicott (Smith), 605. City Granite," Maryland, 130.
BROWN, E. W. Remarks in symposium Clusters, globular (Stebbins), 222. on climatic cycles, 386. Coagulation, reversible (Bancroft, Gutsell
BROWN, F. A., JR. The Controlling and Rutzler), 85. Mechanism of Chromatophores in COCKERELL, T. D. A., AND IRELAND, L. Palaemonetes, 327. M. The Relationships of Scrapter,
Bud development (Thimann and Skoog), a Genus of African Bees, 972. 714. Color changes in fundulus (Foster), 535.
Buildings, earthquake-proof (Biot), 262. Color changes of elasmobranch fishes
California (Stock), 434, 481, 762, 954. Commutator of order 2 (Miller), 199. CAMPBELL, I., AND MAXSON, J. H. Some Compressibility of rocks (Zisman), 666,
Observations on the Archean Meta- 989 morphics of the Grand Canyon, 806.Connections mental (Thorndike), 734.
Canonical form for a set of vectors Contact potential differences (Farns- (Knebelman), 691. worth and Rose), 777.
Carbon dioxide, excitation of (Roy and Copper single crystals (Farnsworth and Duffendack), 497.Rose) 777
Carbon dioxide and hemoglobin (Van Corpus callosum in the house mouse Slyke, Dillon and Hiller), 828. (Keeler), 609.
Carbon suboxide (Brockway and Pauling), Correlation of sedimentary and climatic 860-. E Th L k R records (Bowman), 376.
CASTLE, W. E. The Linkage Relations CROSBY, E. C. See Huber, G. C., 15. of Yellow Fat in Rabbits, 947. Crystals, copper single (Farnsworth and . The Gene Theory in Relation to Rose), 777 Blending Inheritance, 1011. Cucumis melo (Gould, Pearl, Edwards
CASTLE, W. E. See Keeler, C. E., 403. and Miner), 228. CASTLE, W. E., AND KEELER, C. E. Curves, Jordan (Walsh), 540.
Blood-Group Inheritance in the Curves, space (Douglas), 448. Rabbit, 92. Cyanogen (Brockway), 868. . Tests for Linkage between the Cycle, solar (Adams and Nicholson), 371. Blood-Group Genes and Other Known Cycles, symposium on climatic, 349-388. Genes of the Rabbit, 98. Cycles in tree ring records (Douglass), 350.
CASTLE, W. B., AND NACHTSHEIM, H.
Linkage Interrelations of Three Genes for Rex (Short) Coat in the Rabbit, DARLINGTON, C. D. The Behavior of 1006. Interchange Heterozygotes in Oeno-
Cauchy-Goursat theorem (Walsh), 540. thera, 101. Cellular transmission (Parker), 175. Datura, prime types in (Bergner, Satina Cerebral cortex, olfactory parts of (Her- and Blakeslee), 103.
rick), 7. Datura stramonium (Blakeslee, Bergner CHANG, T. H., GERARD, R. W., AND and Avery), 115.
SHAFFER, M. The in Vitro Respira- DAVENPORT, C. B. Evidences of Man's tion of Nerve,, 152. Ancestral History in the Later De-
Characters of Abelian groups (Paley and velopment of the Child, 783. Wiener), 253. Deep sea dives in the bathysphere (Beebe),
Child, later development of (Davenport), 178. 783. DEMEREC, M. The Effect of X-Ray
Chlorination products of trimethyl gallium Dosage on Sterility and Number of (Kraus and Toonder), 298. Lethals in Drosophila melanogaster,
Chlorine dioxide (Brockway), 303, 868. 1015.
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Density of matter in twenty-five galaxies Elastic constants of rocks (Zisman), 680, (Shapley), 591. 989.
Desiccation, intensive (Menzies and Elastic systems (Biot), 262. Lacoss), 393. Electrolytes, solutions of (Kraus and
DETWILER, S. R. Experiments upon Hooper), 939. the Segmentation of Spinal Nerves Electromagnetic units (Kennelly), 144. in Salamander Embryos, 22. Electron-diffraction investigation (Brock-
Diabetes mellitus (Pincus and White), 631. way and Pauling), 68, 860; (Brock- Diacetylene (Brockway), 868. way), 868. Dielectric properties of solutions of elec- Electrosmosis (Briggs), 704.
trolytes (Kraus and Hooper), 939. Ellicott City granite (Cloos), 130. Differential equations (Trjitzinsky), 687. Embryonic segregation (Shull), 164. Differential systems (Thomas), 451. Energy of urea synthesis (Borsook and DILLON, R.T. See Van Slyke, D. D., 828. Keighley), 626, 720. DINGLE, H. Values of T" and the ENZMANN, E. See Pincus, G., 729.
Christoffel Symbols for a Line Epithelium, ciliated (Worley), 320. Element of Considerable Generality, EPSTEIN, P. S. On the Temperature
559 t Depejndence of Ferro-Magnetic Satu- 559. ophila Pseudoo scura H brids, E rat ion, 1044.
onterracial Hybri ds in Drosoph,ilan e tween C Fac of Popper
950. Evolution of the proboscidea (Osborn),
- . iEt61e of the Autosomes in the Eversportmg in Drosophila melanogaster
DOUGLAS, J. Crescent-Shaped Minimal Exclusiron principle (Harkins), 307.
rA Jordan Space Curve Which Excitation, potential (Roy and Duffen- Bounds No Finite Simly Connected Exack), 49. Area, 269. tionremal problem in analytic functions . An Analytic Closed Space Curve (Walsh), 90t. Which BoundsNo Orientabe Surface RING, The Zero Point Energy and of Finite Area, 448. the Separation of Isotopes, 78.
DOUGLAS, J., AND FRANKLIN, P. A Step- FARNSWORTH, H. ., AND ROSE, B. A. Polygon of a Denumerable Infinity Contact Potential Differences be- of Sides Which Bounds No Finite tween Different Faces of Copper Area, 188. Single Crystals, 777.
DOUGLASS, A. E. Evidences of Cycles in Faunas of North America (Ruedemann) Tree Ring Records, 350. 157
Drosophila melanogaster (Gowen and Fejer's theorem (Randels), 697. Gay), 122; (Kaufmann), 830; (De- Ferro-mnagnetic saturation (Epstein), 1044. merec), 10 15. FIALKOW, A. The Geometry of De-
Drosophila, visual functions of (Hecht FISHER, 'W. J. The Newton-Denning and Wald), 964. Method for Computing Meteor Paths
DRYDEN, L. Xenohelix in the Maryland with a Celestial Globe, 209. Miocene, 139. . The Penetration of Iron Meteorites
Duality in interpolation (Walsh), 1049. into the Ground, 286. DUFFENDACK, 0. S. See eoy, A. S., 497. Fishes, elasmobranch (Parker), 1038. Dynamics, classical (Khintchine), 567. Foraminifera, multiple tests in (Myers),
893. Earthquake-proof buildings (Biot), 262. Foraminifera, orbitoid (Vaughan), 922. EAST, E. M. The Effect of Homozygous Forbidden. lines in astrophysical sources
Genes for Self-Sterility, 841. (Boyce, Menzsel and Payne), 581. EDWARDS, T. I. See Gould, S. A., 228. FOSTER, K. W. Color Changes in Fundu- Eigenvalue-eigenfunction problem (Kem- lus with Special Reference to the
ble), 710. Color Changes of the Iridosomes, 535. Elasmobranch fishes (Parker), 1038. Fourier constants (Moore), 846.
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FRANKLIN, P. See Douglas, J., 188. Growth-promoting substance and illumi- Functions, almost-periodic (Haviland), nation (Navez), 636.
549. Guanophores in fundulus (Odiorne), 750. Functions analytic (Walsh),900,959,1049. GUTSELL, R. S. See Bancroft, W. D., 85. Function, L integrable (Moore), 846. Functions, moment (Hille and Tamarkin),
902. HALFORD, J. O., AND ANDERSON, L. C. Fundulus (Foster), 535. The Photochemical Production of Fundulus, degeneration of melanophores Triphenylmethyl, 759.
in (Odiorne), 329. HALL, E. H. On Supraconductivity and Fundulus, guanophores in (Odiorne), 750. the Hall Effect, 619. Fusion frequency (Hecht and Verrijp), Hall effect (Hall), 619.
522. HARKINS, W. D. The Neutron, Atom Building and a Nuclear Exclusion
Galactic dimensions (Shapley), 29. Principle, 307. Galaxies (Shapley, 389,591, 1001; (Shapley HARRIS, L., JOST, W., AND PEARSE,'R.
and Mohr), 995. W. B. Separation of Hydrogen Iso- Galaxy, absorption in (Stebbins and topes by Diffusion through Palla-
Huffer), 597. dium, 991. Gallium (Kraus and Toonder), 292, 298. HARTMAN, C. D. See McJunkin, F. D., Gases, permanent (Russell and Menzel), 823.
997. Hausdorff means (Hille and Tamarkin), GAY, E. H. See Gowen, J. W., 122. 573. Gene theory (Castle), 1011. HAVILAND, E. K. On Statistical Methods General intelligence (Wilson), 768, 882, in the Theory of Almost-Periodic
1039. Functions, 549. Genes, homozygous (East), 841. Heat equation (Kasner), 257; (Fialkow), Genes for rex (short) coat in the rabbit 543.
(Castle and Nachtsheim), 1006. HECHT, S., AND VERRIJP, C. D. The
Genes of the rabbit (Castle and Keeler), Influence of Intensity, Color and
98. Retinal Location on the Fusion Fre- Geodesics (Hedlund), 345. quency of Intermittent Illumination, Geometry of heat equation (Kasner), 257; 522.
(Fialkow), 543. HECHT, S., AND WALD, G. The Influence
Geometry of spinors (Veblen), 462, 503. of Intensity on the Visual Functions
GERARD, R. W. See Chang, T. H., 152. of Drosophila, 964. GESELL, R., AND MOYER, C. Observa- HEDLUND, G. A. On the Measure of
tions on the Nervous Control of the Non-Special Geodesics on a Respiratory Movements, 154. Surface Constant Negative Curva-
Globular clusters (Stebbins), 222. ture, 345. GOODSPEED, T. H. Chromosome Num- Helium (Roy), 441.
ber and Morphology in Nicotiana. HELLERMAN, L., PERKINS, M. E., AND
VI. Chromosome Numbers of Forty CLARK, W. M. Urease Activity as Species, 649. Influenced by Oxidation and Reduc-
GOULD, S. A., PEARL, R., EDWARDS, T. I., tion, 855. AND MINER, J. R. Available Food Helmholtz (Kasner), 257. Relative Growth and Duration of Hemoglobin and CO2 (VanSlyke, Dillon Life in Seedlings of Cucumis melo, and Hiller), 828. 228. Heredity, formula of (Laughlin), 787,1020.
GOWEN, J. W., AND GAY, E. H. Ever. HERRICK, C. J. The Functions of the
sporting as a Function of the Y- Olfactory Parts of the Cerebral Chromosome in Drosophila melano- Cortex, 7. gaster, 122. Heterozygotes, interchange of, in oenothera
Grand Canyon (Campbell and Maxson), (Darlington), 101. 806. Hexafluorides of sulfur, selenium and
Granite (Cloos), 130. tellurium (Brockway and Pauling), Groups (Miller), 199, 332, 555, 780, 848, 68.
1054. Hilbert space (Murray), 1057. Groups, Abelian (Paley and Wiener), 253. HILLE, E., AND TAMARKIN, J. D. Ques- Growth hormone of plants (Thimann and tions of Relative Inclusion in the
Skoog), 714; (Bonner), 717. Domain of Hausdorff Means, 573.
Growth inhibitor (McJunkins and Hart- -- . On Moment Functions, 902.
man), 823. . On the Theory of Laplace In- Growth of Cucumis melo (Gould, Pearl, tegrals, 908.
Edwards and Miner), 228. HILLER, A. See Van Slyke, D. D., 828.
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HOFFLEIT, D. A Study of Meteor Light Iron meteorites (Fisher), 286. Curves, 212. Isotopes (Eyring), 78.
Holocentrus ascensionis (Smith), 885. Isotopes, hydrogen (Harris, Jost and Homozygosis and inbreeding (Wright), Pearse), 991.
411. Homozygous genes for self-sterility (East), JAHN, T. L. See Barnes, T. C., 638.
HOOPER, G. S. See Kraus, C. A., 939. JAMES, P. E. The Higher Crystalline HOPKINS, B. S., AND QUILL, L. L. The Plateau of Southeastern Brazil, 126.
Use of Non-Aqueouls Solvents in JENKS, A. E. Minnesota Pleistocene Use of Non-Aqueous Solvents in HteiCmuction the Study of the Rare Earth Group, Homo-an Interim Communication,
64. Hormone, growth (Thimann and Skoog), Jimson weed (Blakeslee, Bergner and
714; (Bonner), 717. Avery), 115. Hormones, pituitary (Odiorne), 745. JOHNSON, M. H., J Intensities in Host specialization of Erysiphe graminis Atomic Spectra, 916.
Tritici (Mains), 49. Jordan curves, (Douglas), 269; (Walsh), House mouse (Keeler), 477, 609. 540. HOWELLS, W. W. Notes on Blood- JT, W. See Harris, L 99
Groups and Race in the Pacific, 494. HUBER, G. C., AND CROSBY, E. C. A KASNER, E. Geometry of the Heat
Phylogenetic Consideration of the Equation: Second Paper. The Optic Tectum, 15. Three Degenerate Types of Laplace,
HUDSON, J. C., AND VOGT, H. G. K Poisson and Helmholtz, 257. Series Spectrum of Tungsten, 444. Katabolism of organic acids of tobacco
HUFFER, C. M. See Stebbins, J., 597. leaves (Pucher and Vickery), 623. HUGHES, R. V. The Geology of the KAUFMANN, B. P. Interchange between
Beartooth Mountain Front in Park X- and Y-Chromosomes in Attached County, Wyoming, 239. X Females of Drosophila melano-
Hydenodontidae (Stock), 434. gaster, 830. Hydrogen (Roy), 441. KEELER, C. E. Akhissar Spotting of the Hydrogen atoms (Bates), 81. House Mouse, 477. Hydrogen chlorine reaction (Bates), 81. -. Absence of the Corpus Callosum Hydrogen isotopes (Harris, Jost and as a Mendelizing Character in the
Pearse), 991. House Mouse, 609. KEELER, C. E., AND CASTLE, W. E. A
Further Study of Blood Groups of Illumination and growth (Navez), 636. the Rabbit, 403. Illumination, intermittent (Hecht and KEELER, C. E. See Castle, W. E., 92,
Verrijp), 522. 98. Inbreeding (Wright), 411, 420. KEIGHLEY, G. See Borsook, H., 626, Inheritance, blending (Castle), 1011. 720, 875. Inheritance, blood-group (Castle and KEMBLE, E. C. Note on the Sturm-
Keeler), 92, 98. Liouville Eigenvalue - Eigenfunction Inheritance of diabetes mellitus (Pincus Problem with Singular End-Points,
and White), 631. 710. Integrals, Laplace (Hille and Tamarkin), KENNARD, E. H. Contribution to the
908. Theory of Scattering by a Force Intelligence, general (Wilson), 768, 882, Center, 518.
1039. KENNELLY, A. E. Conference of the Intensities in atomic spectra (Johnson), Symbols, Units and Nomenclature
916. (S. U. N.) Commission of the Inter- Intermittent illumination (Hecht and national Union of Pure and Applied
Verrijp), 522. Physics (I. P. U.), at Paris, in July, Interpolation (Walsh), 203, 959. 1932, and Its Results, 144. Intracellular fibre systems of paramecium - 4. Remarks in symposium on climatic
(Worley), 323. cycles, 386. Invariance of general intelligence (Wil- K series spectrum of tungsten (Hudson
son), 768, 1039. and Vogt), 444. Invariant, matrix knot (Alexander), 272. KHINTCHINE, A. The Method of Spec- Involutions, topology of (Smith), 612. tral Reduction in Classical Dynamics, IRELAND, L. M. See Cockerell, T. D. A., 567.
972. Kidney (]McJunkin and Hartman), 823. Iridocytes, color changes in (Smith), 885. KNEBELMAN, M. S. A Canonical Form Iridosomes (Foster), 535. for a Set of Vectors, 691.
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LACOSS, D. A. See Menzies, A. W. C., Mental connections (Thorndike), 734.
393. MENZEL, D. H. A Simple Derivation of
Lacunary power series (Paley), 271. the Dissociation Formula, 40.
Lamellibranch (Welsh), 755. MENZEL, D. H. See Boyce, J. C., 581.
LANGDON, W. H. See Skau, E. L., 943. MENZEL, D. H. See Russell, H. N., 997.
Laplace (Kasner), 257. MENZEL, D. H., AND MARSHALL, R. K.
Laplace integrals (Hille and Tamarkin), Neon Absorption Lines in Stellar
908. Spectra, 879.
LARUE, C. D. Regeneration in Mutilated MENZEL, D. H., AND PAYNE, C. H. On
Seedlings, 53 the Interpretation of Nova Spectra,
LAUGHLIN, H. H. General Formula of 641.
Heredity, 787. MENzIES, A. W. C., AND LACOSS, D. A.
. The Specific Formula of Heredity, Influence of Intensive Desiccation on
1020. Certain Physical Properties of Ben-
Laurent development (Walsh), 203. zene, 393.
Learning process (Thorndike), 734. MERRIAM, J. C. Introductory Remarks
Legendre series coefficients (Rosskopf), (in Symposium on Climatic Cycles),
541. 349.
Lethals, in Drosophila melanogaster (De- Metabolism of pancreas (Still), 155.
merec), 1015. Metachronism in ciliated epithelium
Life-duration in Cucumis melo (Gould, (Worley), 320.
Pearl, Edwards and Miner), 228. Meteor light curves (Hoffleit), 212.
Light-curves of meteors (Hoffleit), 212. Meteor paths (Fisher), 209.
Line element (Dingle), 559. Meteorites, iron (Fisher), 286.
Linear diameters of 125 large galaxies Meteors, distribution of (Millman), 34.
(Shapley), 1001. Methyl azide (Brockway and Pauling),
Linkage interrelations in the rabbit 860.
(Castle), 947; (Castle and Nacht- Methylthionine chloride (Macht), 486.
sheim), 1006. Metrically transitive system (Seidel), 453.
Living tissue (Bancroft, Gutsell and Miacid (Stock), 481.
Rutzler), 85. MILLER, F. D. The Space Motions of
Locusts, grouse (Nabours and Robertson), Stars in the rion and Scorpio- 234. Centaurus Clusters, 277.
Logarithmic solutions of Bianchi's equa- MILLER, G. A. Groups Generated by tion (Bateman), 852. Two Operators of Order 3 Whose
Luminosity distribution (Shapley), 591. Commutator Is of Order 2, 199. 4 Groups in Which Either All the
Operators or All the Subgroups of MACHT, D. I. Effect of Methylthionine the Same Order Are Conjugate, 332.
Chloride on Phytotoxic Reaction of . Sylow Subgroups and the Number Normal and Pathological Blood, 486. of Operators Whose Orders Are
MCJUNKIN, F. A., AND HARTMAN, C. D. Powers of the Same Prime, 555. Concentraton and Purification of a . Number of Operators of Prime Growth Inhibitor Extracted from Power Orders Contained in a Group, Kidney. A Preliminary Report, 823. 780.
MCLAUGHLIN, D. B. A Suggested Mech- Groups Whose Operators Have anism of Class Be Stars, 44. No More Than Three Distinct
MAINS, E. B. Host Specialization of Squares 848. Erysiphe graminis Tritici, 49. Groups Involving a Small Number
Maize crosses (Sprague), 838. Maize crosses (Sprague), 838.--* .Groups Involving a Small Number Maize, secondary trisome in (Rhoades), of Squares, 154.
1031. MILLMAN, P. M. The Theoretical Fre-
Man, early Minnesota (Jenks), 1. quency Distribution of Photographic Man's ancestral history (Davenport), 783. Meteors, 34.
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MINER, J. R. See Gould, S. A., 228. mones on the Melanophores of Minimal surfaces (Douglas), 192. Fishes, 745. Minnesota pleistocene homo (Jenks), 1. --. The Occurrence of Guanophores Miocene, Maryland (Dryden), 139. in Fundulus, 750, MOHR, J. See Shapley, H., 995. Oenothera, interchange heterozygotes in Molecules (Brockway and Pauling), 860; (Darlington), 101.
(Brockway), 868. Olfactory parts of cerebral cortex (Her- Moment functions (Hille and Tamarkin), rick), 7..
902. Operators (Miller), 199, 332, 555, 780, 848. MOORE, C. N. On Criteria for Fourier Optic tecttim, phylogenetic consideration
Constants of L Integrable Functions, of (Huber and Crosby), 15. 846. Orbitoid foraminifera (Vaughan), 922.
Morphology in nicotiana (Goodspeed), Orion clusters of stars (Miller), 277. 649. OSBORN, H. F. Biological Inductions
Mouse, house (Keeler), 477, 609. from the Evolution of the Probos- Mouse, "spontaneous" activity in (Stier), cidea, 159.
725. . Aristogenesis, the Observed Order Mouse, temperature regulation in (Pincus, of Biomechanical Evolution, 699.
Sterne and Enzmann), 729. Osmosis, anomalous (Briggs), 704. MoYER, C. See Gesell, R., 154. Ova, finite (Bell), 577. Multiple tests in the foraminifera (Myers), Overlap (Wilson), 1039.
893. Oxygen (Bates), 81. MURRAY, F. J. A Theory for *-Operators
Analogous to the Theory of Re- ducibility for Self-Adjoint Trans- Pacific, race and blood-groups in (How- formations in Hilbert Space, 1057. ells), 494.
MYERS, E. H. Multiple Tests in the Palaemonetes (Brown), 327. Foraminifera, 893. Paleozoic planktonic faunas of North
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NABOURS, R. K., AND ROBERTSON, W. R. Series, 271. B. An X-Ray Induced Chromo- PALEY, R. E. A. C., AND WIENER, N. som al Translocation induced Characters of Abelian Groups, 253. eurycephras Hancock (Grouse Lo- -Palladium, diffusion through (Harris, custs), 234. Jost and Pearse), 991.
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564 ' Pfaffian system (Thomas), 913. North America (Ruedemann), 157. Photic stimulation in a lamellibranch North America (Ruedemann), 157. ( 755.
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Purification and physical properties of SATINA, S. See Bergner, A. D,, 103. chemical compounds (Skaa and Lang- Saturation, ferro-magnetic (Epstein), 1044. don),, 943. Scattering, theory of (Kennard), 518.
Schr6dinger's wave equation (Birkhoff), 339, 4754
QUILJL, L. L. See Hopkins, B. S., 64. Scorpio-centaurus clusters of stars (Miller), 277.
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