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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 51, No. 1315, Mar. 12, 1920
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Front Matter (1 p.)
Constructive Scientific Research by Cooperation, pp. 277-283
- Burton E. Livingston
Suggestions for Ecologic Investigations in Vertebrate Zoology, pp. 283-287
- Walter P. Taylor
The Attainment of High Levels in the Atmosphere, pp. 287-289
- Alexander McAdie
The Separation of the Element Chlorine into Chlorine and Meta-Chlorine, pp. 289-291
- William D. Harkins
Wilhelm Pfeffer, pp. 291-292
- G. J. P.
Scientific Events
- The Organization of Scientific Work in India, pp. 292-293
- Portland Cement in 1919, p. 293
- The Investigation of Fatigue Phenomena in Metals, pp. 293-294
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 294-295
University and Educational News, pp. 295-296
Discussion and Correspondence
- Ionization and Radiation, p. 296
- H. M. Dadourian
- How Did Darwin Work?, pp. 296-297
- T. D. A. Cockerell
- A Convenient Demonstration Mounting for Jellyfishes, p. 297
- N. M. Grier
Organization of the American Geophysical Union, pp. 297-299
- Harry O. Wood
Special Articles
- Is Unpalatable Food Properly Digested?, p. 299
- Ralph C. Holder; Clarence A. Smith; Philip B. Hawk
The Western Society of Naturalists, pp. 299-300
- John F. Bovard
The American Mathematical Society, p. 300
- F. N. Cole
Back Matter (1 p.)
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