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Previous Issue: Vol. 6, No. 129, Jul. 24, 1885
Next Issue: Vol. 6, No. 131, Aug. 7, 1885
Comment and Criticism, pp. 81-82
Letters to the Editor
- Miocene Deposits in Florida, p. 82
- Wm. H. Dall
- Abert's Squirrel, p. 82
- E. L. Berthoud
- Color Associations with the Months, pp. 82-83
- Charles S. Minot
- Maxwell's Demons, p. 83
- Harold Whiting
- The Classification and Paleontology of the U. S. Tertiary Deposits, pp. 83-84
- Angelo Heilprin
- The Etymology of "Ginkgo", p. 84
- Benj. Smith Lyman
The Recent Land-Slide in the White Mountains, pp. 84-87
- C. H. Hitchcock
An American Silurian Scorpion, pp. 87-88
- R. P. Whitfield
An Evening in Camp among the Omahas, pp. 88-90
- A. C. Fletcher
The Mexican Axolotl, and Its Susceptibility to Transformations, pp. 90-92
Has Man a Tail?, p. 92
- C. S. M.
Ethnography of Antarctic America, pp. 92-94
- H. Hale
Astronomical Notes, p. 95
Late News from Alaska, pp. 95-96
Three Physical Text-Books, pp. 96-97
Methods of Bacteria Culture, p. 97
The Permian Reptiles of Bohemia, pp. 97-98
Practical Botany, p. 98
Notes and News, pp. 98-100
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