Magazine of Natural History: And Journal of Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, and Meteorology

... 383 ; habits of the English turtle - dove , 82. 299 . Dragon fly , some notice of the habits and trans- formations of , 517 . Drósera . See Sundew . Duck , notes on the Scoter duck , Oidèmianlgra Flem . , 82 ; its food , 733 ; the long ...

... 383 ; habits of the English turtle ← dove , 82. 299 . • Dragon fly , some notice of the habits and trans- formations of , 517 . Drósera . See Sundew . Duck , notes on the Scoter duck , Oidèmianìgra Flem . , 82 ; its food , 733 ; the ...

... facts on the , 113. 151 . A'crida verrucívora , instruments in the oviposi ... facts and speculations on , 372 . Allótria víctrix Westw . described , 494 ; is ... plants observed by the members , 12-21 . Bewick , an enquiry respecting the ...

... Java . After that event , in con- sequence of his acquaintance with the Malay languages , he was appointed to represent the British Government at the Court of one of the native Princes , and for nearly six years he filled some of the ...

... Protococcus are true Infu- soria * , and indeed Protococcus viridis and nivalis are nothing more than Enchelis sanguinea and Ench . Pulvisculus ( Euglena sanguinea and Eug . viridis , Ehrenberg ) : the appearance of a red dot near the ...

... young animal in spirits ) brown , with large unequal- sized , irregularly ... young of any of the other Indian species ; and the colouring of the young animal forms one of the best ... Rusa japonica, a new Species of Rusa Deer from Japan,

... 5 ; Schrank , Faun . Boic . ii . 1. 120 ; Rossi , Faun . Etrusc . 265. 1402 ; Nouv . Dict . d'Hist . Nat . xxviii . 254 ; Kalt . Mon. Pflan . i . 28. 17 ; Sir Oswald Mosley , Gard . Chron . i . 628 . Sonchifex , Amyot , Ann . Soc . Ent ...

... Jonesiana , n . sp . Plate XI . figs . 1 , 2 , & 2 a . SYN . B. gracilis , M'Coy , Jones , Mon. Perm . Foss . p . 63. tab . 18. fig . 7 . B. gracilis , M'Coy , Reuss , Jahres . Wetterau . Gesell . 1851-1853 , p . 65 . B. gracilis , M ...

... adult male from Shark Bay , W. Austra- lia ( Surgeon Rayner , H.M.S. ' Herald ' ) , and other adult examples collected during the same expedition and probably from the Australian seas , but without special indication of locality ; also an ...

... skip . Dr. W. H. Mussey , of Cincinnati , in a communication to the Natural History Society of that city , Decem- ber 1875 , states , in fact , that such is the case , though members of the California Academy who have written on the ...

... Batrachostomus , new species of , 178 . Belenois , new species of , 356 ... Dr. G. , on the Pearly Nau- tilus , 331 . Birds , on the distribution of ... Wyvillethomsonia Wallichii and Squamulina scopula , 337 ; on a new species of ...

... hair ; under surface minutely punctated . The wrist has the superior surface studded with three or four rows of short sharp spines with broad bases . The inner in- ferior edge has two stout black spines , the strongest of which is near ...

... eternal Snow and Alpine Vegetation . MARTIUS . By CH . Theory indicates , and experience proves , that the atmosphere ab- sorbs a notable proportion of the heat transmitted by the sun to the earth . M. Pouillet estimates this quantity ...

... circle becoming visible in the middle . The red of the spore is frequently changed into green before germination , the conversion advancing gradually from the borders to the centre . The contents of the spore next divide , first into ...

... Lenormand , Mr. — A valuable collection of Caucasian plants . Lloyd , B. , Esq . - Lead ore , and other minerals ... snake , scorpion , and insects , from the East Indies . Oldham , Professor . - Numerous silurian and carboniferous ...

... citius declivia , epipleuris altissimis ( postice altioribus ) carina laterali acutissima paullo curvata , supra declivatatem api- calem subito terminata . Antennæ corpore vix longiores , undique setosæ , scapo elongato gradatim clavato ...

... reproduction of his species of Fungia ( which are not more closely specified ) , they have so little to do ... reproduction in the Annelids , some of which are more ... segmented worms , with the exception of the peculiar budding form of Syllis ...

... east - west direction in that latitude to make the segments tangent . The ... Sheet . ) MERCATOR SAILING . In case the distance run by a ship does not ... sun of those thus far discovered . It has been known from remote antiquity and ...

... Tesa uterot & reward of fifty pounds for the appretend kan kle Seth Warner ... Lockyier . ) arrived off Sandy Hook , the pilots , who had already received their instructions ... Lockyier's ship , he sailed for England , to hide his shame and ...

... orb , with which they are surrounded , the penumbra , M. Arago says : This ... hypothesis , spots upon the sun would appear as often as there were found in ... floating on the liquid surface of the orb , and issuing from solar volcanoes ...

... Botany; Geology and Geography; Meteorology and Astronomy John Timbs. which plants have been raised perfectly resembling the parent : while yet there is no suspicion either of the presence of male flowers in the same plant , or of minute ...

... Protococcus are true Infu- soria * , and indeed Protococcus viridis and nivalis are nothing more than Enchelis sanguinea and Ench . Pulvisculus ( Euglena sanguinea and Eug . viridis , Ehrenberg ) : the appearance of a red dot near the ...

... Hooker in setting aside the genus Hewardia of Mr. John Smith . He regards the difference as broad and important between the accidental anasto- mosing of contiguous venules which occurs in some species of Adi- antum , and a constant and ...

... terrace , which escaped erosion Here the alluvium of the main valley has ... river terrace . Fig . 2. - SECTION IN BRUNSWICK AND STRATFORD . Length , of ... broad river - plain is unterraced . It seems probable that a lake existed here ...

... A. Barrington. resembled the Doric , was spoken in Aetolia , Thessaly , Boeotia , and ... Attic dialect that was spoken in Palestine in our Saviour's time ... dead language ; but this is true only in one sense ; for it is still * See ...