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Previous Issue: Vol. 7, No. 161, Mar. 5, 1886
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Comment and Criticism, pp. 229-231
The Naval Observatory, pp. 231-232
The Swamps of the United States, pp. 232-233
- N. S. Shaler
Geographical Notes, pp. 233-234
London Letter, pp. 234-235
- W.
Boston Letter, pp. 235-236
- Y.
Notes and News, pp. 236-239
Letters to the Editor
- Bishop's Ring during Solar Eclipses, pp. 239-240
- W. M. D.
- A Trap-Door Spider at Work, pp. 240-241
- Mary T. Palmer
- The Destruction of Birds, pp. 241-242
- Amos W. Butler
- A Recent Ice-Storm, p. 242
- L. A. Lee
- Apropos to Pteranodon and Homo, p. 242
- Samuel Lockwood
- Is the Dodo an Extinct Bird?, p. 242
- R. W. Shufeldt
- Chinook Winds, p. 242
- G. H. Stone
The Rocky Mountains as Seen from the Canadian Pacific Railway, pp. 243-245
- Ernest Ingersoll
The Origin of Human Races and Types, pp. 245-246
An Old-Fashioned Book, pp. 246-247
Comparative Distribution of Jewish Ability, pp. 247-249
Recent Challenger Reports, pp. 249-250
- S. I. Smith
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