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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 23, No. 586, Mar. 23, 1906
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Front Matter (1 p.)
The American Association for the Advancement of Science
- On Some Post-Eocene and Other Formations of the Gulf Region of the United States, pp. 481-491
- Eugene A. Smith
Anthropology at the South African Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1905, pp. 491-497
- Alfred C. Haddon
Scientific Books
- ----------------, pp. 497-498
- Review author[s]: H. V. W.
- ----------------, p. 498
- Review author[s]: John E. Wolff
Scientific Journals and Articles, pp. 499-500
Societies and Academies, pp. 500-504
Discussion and Correspondence
- A Case of Isolation without `Barriers.', pp. 504-506
- A. E. Ortmann
- Factors of Species-Formation, pp. 506-507
- O. F. Cook
Special Articles
- The Possibility of Psychical Factors in Illusions of Reversed Motion, pp. 507-509
- Guy Montrose Whipple
- A Note on Mid-Cretaceous Geography, pp. 509-510
- Edward W. Berry
- Age of Petroleum Deposits, Saratoga, Texas, pp. 510-511
- E. T. Dumble
Current Notes on Meteorology, pp. 511-512
- R. DeC. Ward
Entomological Notes, pp. 512-513
- Nathan Banks
Robert Ogden Doremus, pp. 513-514
- Charles F. Chandler
A Standard Agricultural Course, pp. 514-515
The Metric System Before Congress, pp. 515-516
The Congress of the United States, pp. 516-517
The Jubilee of the Academy of Science of St. Louis, p. 517
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 517-519
University and Educational News, pp. 519-520
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