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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 63, No. 1620, Jan. 15, 1926
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Front Matter (4 pp.)
The American Association for the Advancement of Science
- Methods of Racial Analysis, pp. 75-81
- E. A. Hooton
Popular Astronomic Education in Europe, pp. 81-84
- G. Clyde Fisher
Edward Fuller Holden, pp. 84-85
- Edward H. Kraus
Scientific Events
- The Merger of the Armour Institute of Technology with Northwestern University, p. 85
- The New York Zoological Society, pp. 85-86
- The James Simpson-Roosevelt Expedition of the Field Museum, p. 86
- The Norton Bronze Tablet at Cornell College, pp. 86-87
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 87-91
University and Educational Notes, p. 91
Discussion and Correspondence
- A Note on the Humboldt Current and the Sargasso Sea, pp. 91-92
- William Beebe
- An Investigation of the Periodic Fluctuations in the Numbers of the Ruffed Grouse, pp. 92-93
- J. C. Phillips
- Gonionemus, p. 93
- H. F. Perkins
- The Value of Sociology, pp. 93-94
- Ransom A. Mackie
- The Deepest Hole, p. 94
- M. E. Johnson
Scientific Books
- ----------------, pp. 95-96
- Photoelectricity
- H. Stanley Allen
- Review author[s]: Herbert E. Ives
Special Articles
- Remarks on Surface Distribution of Marine Plankton Diatoms in the East Pacific, pp. 96-97
- W. E. Allen
- Rickets, Ultra-Violet Light and Milk, pp. 97-98
- John W. Gowen; J. M. Murray; M. E. Gooch; Forrest B. Ames
The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, p. 98
- Walter J. Meek
Science News, pp. x+xii+xiv
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