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Science, New Series, Vol. 68, No. 1751, Jul. 20, 1928


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Front Matter (4 pp.)
The Chemical and Physical Composition of Protoplasm, pp. 45-48
W. W. Lepeschkin

Our Search for Chlorophyll and for the Vitamins, pp. 48-53
F. M. Schertz


Scientific Events
The American Standards Association, pp. 53-54
The Study of Radiation at Cornell University, p. 54
Awards for Scientific Exhibits by the American Medical Association, pp. 54-55
National Research Fellowships in the Biological Sciences, p. 55
Frank R. Lillie


Scientific Notes and News, pp. 55-58
University and Educational Notes, p. 58


Discussion and Correspondence
The Production of Mutations by X-Rays in Habrobracon, p. 59
P. W. Whiting
Pliocene Urodeles in Western Kansas, pp. 59-60
L. A. Adams; H. T. Martin
The Albino Rat, p. 60
Olive Swezy
The Hiding Places of Tree-Frogs, pp. 60-61
Beirne B. Brues
Centers of Research, p. 61
S. R. Williams
Measurement of Rapidly Varying Surface Tension, p. 62
Victor Cofman


Scientific Apparatus and Laboratory Methods
A Weight-Driven Kymograph, pp. 62-64
Alvah R. McLaughlin


Special Articles
A New Arrangement for Showing the Diurnal Variation in the Intensity of the Earth's-Surface Charge at a Given Place, pp. 64-65
Fernando Sanford
The Bacterial Light Organ of Ceratias, pp. 65-66
Ulric Dahlgren


The American Association for the Advancement of Science
The Southwestern Division, p. 66
W. G. McGinnies


Science News, pp. x+xii+xiv

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