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Science, New Series, Vol. 73, No. 1887, Feb. 27, 1931


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Front Matter (4 pp.)
Science and the Supernatural, pp. 217-225
A. J. Carlson

Cope: Master Naturalist, pp. 225-227
Henry Fairfield Osborn


Scientific Events
The Baltic Geodetic Commission, p. 227
W. D. L.
The International Biological Congress at Montevideo, pp. 227-228
C. E. McClung
Lectures of the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences, p. 228
The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, pp. 228-229
Howard B. Lewis
The Pasadena Meeting of the American Association and the Associated Societies, p. 229


Scientific Notes and News, pp. 229-234


Discussion
Meteor Crater is Not a Limestone Sink, pp. 234-235
Chester R. Longwell
Branchinecta at Leadville, Colorado, pp. 235-236
Chas. H. Behre
Hearing without Cochlea?, pp. 236-237
Max F. Meyer
Coccidioidal Granuloma, p. 237
Frederick W. Shaw


Quotations
British Optical Instruments, pp. 237-238


Scientific Books
----------------, pp. 238-240
The Life, Letters and Labours of Francis Galton
Karl Pearson
Review author[s]: Raymond Pearl


Scientific Apparatus and Laboratory Methods
Hint for Better Geological Photographs, p. 241
Eliot Blackwelder
A Siphon Moist Chamber, p. 241
C. C. Thomas


Special Articles
A Direct Quantitative Relationship between Vitamin A in Corn and the Number of Genes for Yellow Pigmentation, pp. 241-242
P. C. Mangelsdorf; G. S. Fraps
A Differentiation of the So-Called Antipellagric Factor, Vitamin G, pp. 242-243
Barnett Sure; Margaret Elizabeth Smith; M. C. Kik
Liver Extract as a Source of Vitamins B and G, pp. 243-244
W. D. Salmon; N. B. Guerrant


Books Received, p. 244
Science News, pp. 10-14

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