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Previous Issue: Vol. 22, No. 546, Jul. 21, 1893
Next Issue: Vol. 22, No. 548, Aug. 4, 1893
Front Matter (1 p.)
Systematized Graduate Instruction in Psychology, pp. 43-44
- E. W. Scripture
Our Crippled Weather Service, p. 44
- James P. Hall
Analogous Variations in Sphagnaceæ (Peatmosses), pp. 44-45
- H. N. Dixon
The Close of the Ice Age in North America, pp. 45-46
- R. W. Mcfarland
Current Notes on Chemistry.--I, pp. 46-47
- Charles Platt
Notes and News, p. 47
[Editorial Notes], p. 48
Three Ships with Beriberi Outbreaks Shown to Have Had Extensive Formation of Carbonic Oxides during the Voyage - Analysis of Beriberi Blood - Conclusion That Beriberi Is Nothing But Carbonic Poisoning of the Blood, pp. 48-49
- Albert S. Ashmead
The Structure and Affinity of the Puerco Ungulates, pp. 49-51
- Charles Earle
Do the Leaves of Our Ordinary Land Plants Absorb Water?, pp. 51-52
- Edward A. Burt
Individual Skeletal Variation, pp. 52-53
- Frederic A. Lucas
Notes on Japanese Meteorology, p. 53
- Albert S. Ashmead
Letters to the Editor
- Bibliographic Work in Vegetable Physiology, p. 54
- J. Christian Bay
- A Plea for Botany in the Small Colleges, pp. 54-55
- X.
Among the Publishers, p. 55
Back Matter (2 pp.)
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