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Science, New Series, Vol. 68, No. 1771, Dec. 7, 1928


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Front Matter (4 pp.)
The Planetesimal Hypothesis, pp. 549-559
F. R. Moulton

Of Human Interest, pp. 559-560
James G. Needham


Scientific Events
Exhibit of Minerals in Ultra-Violet Light, p. 560
Museums in the National Parks, pp. 560-561
Service of the Weather Bureau to Aviation, p. 561
Epilepsy Commission of the Harvard Medical School, pp. 561-562
Foreign Scientific Men at the U. S. Forest Products Laboratory, p. 562


Scientific Notes and News, pp. 562-565
University and Educational Notes, pp. 565-566


Discussion and Correspondence
Saving the Coconuts, pp. 566-567
T. D. A. Cockerell
``An Unexplained Visual Phenomenon'', pp. 567-568
Paul F. Gaehr; R. M. Packard
Note upon the Occurrence of Otomesostoma Auditivum (Pless.) in the United States, p. 568
J. S. Carter
Salmonella Columbensis, p. 568
Frederick W. Shaw
Inhalation the Chief Factor in Onion Or Garlic Contamination of Milk, pp. 568-569
Margaret B. MacDonald; M. Jacob


Quotations
The Control of Malaria, p. 569


Protochlorophyll, pp. 569-570
William H. Eyster

International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature Opinions 98 to 104, pp. 570-571
C. W. Stiles


Scientific Apparatus and Laboratory Methods
The Subcutaneous Lymph Sac of the Frog as a Culture Chamber, pp. 571-572
Charles E. Hadley
A Micro-Technique for Observing Oil Penetration in Citrus Leaves after Spraying, p. 572
Hugh Knight


Special Articles
On the Structure of Thymonucleic Acid, pp. 572-573
P. A. Levene; E. J. London
The Spectrum of Ionized Xenon (XeII), p. 573
C. J. Humphreys; T. L. DE Bruin
Thyroid-Fed Rats and High Room Temperatures, pp. 573-574
Raymond M. Selle


Science News, pp. x+xii+xiv

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