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Previous Issue: Vol. 4, No. 94, Nov. 21, 1884
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Comment and Criticism, pp. 483-484
Letters to the Editor
- The Oldest Living Type of Vertebrates, p. 484
- S. Garman
- Water of Crystallization, pp. 484-485
- Wm. L. Dudley
- An Open Polar Sea, pp. 485-486
- A. Woeikof
- Rhyssa not Lignivorous, p. 486
- C. V. Riley
- Sky-Glows, p. 486
- N. T. Lupton
- Iroquois Grammar, p. 486
- Erminnie A. Smith
The Agassiz Association, pp. 487-488
The 'Pororoca,' or Bore, of the Amazon, pp. 488-492
- John C. Branner
History of Almanacs, pp. 492-496
Exploration of Putnam River, Alaska, p. 496
The Bird-Collection of the U.S. National Museum, pp. 496-497
- Robert Ridgway
Over-Pressure in Schools, pp. 497-498
New-England Orchids, pp. 498-499
- The Orchids of New England: A Popular Monograph
- Henry Baldwin
Indian Folk-Lore and Ethnology, pp. 499-500
- The Algonquin Legends of New England; or, Myths and Folk-Lore of the Micmac, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot Tribes
- Charles G. Leland
- A Migration Legend of the Creek Indians, with a Linguistic, Historic, and Ethnographic Introduction
- Albert S. Gatschet
Recent Chemical Text-Books, pp. 500-502
- Traité Pratique d'analysed Chimiques et d'essais industriaels
- Raoul Jagnaux
- The Elements of Chemistry
- F.W. Charke
- Lessons in Chemistry
- W.H. Green
- A Short Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry
- Hermann Kolbe
Notes and News, pp. 502-506
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