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Previous Issue: Vol. 20, No. 507, Oct. 21, 1892
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The Humming-Bird's Food, p. 239
- Morris Gibbs
The Origin of the Cave Fauna of Kentucky, with a Description of a New Blind Beetle, pp. 240-241
- H. Garman
The Botanical Library of a Station Botanist, pp. 241-242
- A. S. Hitchcock
Forensic Microscopy, pp. 242-243
- L. A. Harding
[Editorial Notes], p. 244
Bogdanov on the Primitive Russians, p. 244
- John Beddoe
On "Type-Specimens" and "Type-Figures" in Entomology, pp. 244-245
- W. F. Kirby
The Convex Profile of Bad-Land Divides, p. 245
- W. M. Davis
Letters to the Editor
- Some Remarks on the Botanic Trinomial, pp. 245-246
- C. Michener
- Notes on the Saturniidæ, or Emperor and Atlas Moths, pp. 246-247
- W. F. Kirby
- Destroying Mosquitoes by Kerosene, p. 247
- Joseph F. James
- Phonetics in Science, p. 247
- E.
- Grand-Gulf Formation, pp. 247-248
- Lawrence C. Johnson
- Jealousy in Infants, p. 248
- A. Stevenson
- Is There a Sense of Direction?, p. 248
- Fred Mather
- Monstrous Poppy, p. 249
- Charles E. Bessey
- Yeasts as Expounded in the "North American Review", p. 249
- John Gifford
Book-Reviews
- ----------------, p. 249
- Man and the Glacial Period
- G. Frederick Wright
- Review author[s]: D. G. Brinton
Among the Publishers, pp. 249-251
Back Matter (3 pp.)
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