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I.—Description of a new species of marine worm (Phenacia pulchella)
Volume 18, Page 1
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II.—On the affinities of Peridinium Cypripedium, Jas-Clk., and Urocentrum Turbo, Ehr
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III.—On the vascular and nervous apparatus of the Larvœ of the Marine Crustacea
Volume 18, Page 7
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Remarks on some fishes from the river Amazons in the British Museum
Volume 18, Page 30
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VIII.—On the fossils contained in a Lower Greensand deposit of phosphatic nodules in Bedfordshire
Volume 18, Page 31
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IX.—Notes on ther Palœozoic Bivalved Entomostraca. No. VII. Some Carboniferous species
Volume 18, Page 32
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X.—Notices of British fungi
Volume 18, Page 51
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XII.—On the reproduction and Embryogeny of the Aphides
Volume 18, Page 62
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XIII.—On the reproduction and Embryogeny of the Aphides
Volume 18, Page 65
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On the Metamorphoses of the marine Crustacea
Volume 18, Page 69
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On the Mi-lou or Sseu-pou-siang, a mammal from the north of China, which forms a new section in the family Cervidæ
Volume 18, Page 71
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On the Pleuronectidœ of the genus Zeugopterus, and the structure of their branchial cavity
Volume 18, Page 72
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XIV.—Memoir on a new parasitic Crustacean belonging to the order Larnæida, forming a new family
Volume 18, Page 73
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XV.—Observations on the development and position of the Hymenoptera, with notes on the morphology of insects
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On some Cetaceans
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XIX.—Note on some new genera of fossil birds in the Woodwardian Museum
Volume 18, Page 109
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XX.—On the fossils of the Carstone formation
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XXI.—Description of Calamoichthys, a new genus of ganoid fish from Old Calabar, Western Africa. By John Alexander Smith, M.D., F.R.C.P.E.; with observations on the internal structure
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XXII.—On the amylaceous globules of the Florideæ and Corallineæ
Volume 18, Page 117
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XXIII.—Notices of British fungi
Volume 18, Page 121
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Geological Map of England and Wales. By Prof. Ramsay, F.R.S., F.G.S., &c. 3rd edition. 1866
Volume 18, Page 129
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Proceedings of Learned Societies
Volume 18, Page 131
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On the morphology and affinities of the Brachiopoda
Volume 18, Page 133
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A few words on the Mammoth, in connexion with Engravings recently found in Périgord and supposed to represent this animal
Volume 18, Page 136
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Note on the discovery of the dermal shield in Megatheroid animals
Volume 18, Page 137
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On the structure of the anthers in the Aroideæ
Volume 18, Page 138
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Interchange of birds between America and Europe
Volume 18, Page 141
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Observations on the microscopic shell-structure of Spirifer cuspidatus, Sow., and some similar forms
Volume 18, Page 144
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XXIV.—Notes on some species of the Orthopterous genus Cloëon, Leach (as limited by M. Pictet)
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XXVI.—On two European Argulidæ, with remarks on the morphology of the Argulidæ and their systematic position, together with a review of the species of the family at present known
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XXVIII.—On two new species of freshwater Polyzoa
Volume 18, Page 171
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XXIX.—On the classification of Buprestidæ and Elateridæ, with special regard to the Danish fauna
Volume 18, Page 173
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XXX.—On the homologies of the male and female flowers of Conifers
Volume 18, Page 212
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Notes on the skulls of sea-bears and sea-lions (Otariadae) in the British Museum
Volume 18, Page 228
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XXXIII.—Recent researches on the fossil fishes of Mount Lebanon
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A history of British sessile-eyed Crustacea. By C. Spence Bate and J. O. Westwood. Part XIII. 8vo. Van Voorst. London, 1866
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A catalogue of Phytophaga (Coleoptera, Pseudotetramera). By the Rev. Hamlet Clark. Part I. With an appendix, containing descriptions of new species, by H. W. Bates and the Rev. Hamlet clark. 8vo. London: Williams and Norgate, 1866
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Proceedings of Learned Societies
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Notes on the domestic animals and plants of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
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Observations on the part played by the nucleus in animals cells
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On the lateral canal of Lota
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XXXIV.—On the habits of the Prisopi
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XXXV.—On two European Argulidæ, with remarks on the morphology of the Argulidæ and their systematic position, together with a review of the species of the family at present known
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XXXVI.—On a new species of beech-Marten from Formosa
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XXXVII.—Note on the "Glass-Rope" Hyalonema
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XXXVIII.—On new British Hydroida
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XXXIX.—On Glyptodon and its allies
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XL.—Additional remarks on the homologies of the flowers of Conifers
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XLII.—On a new species of Halmaturus from East Australia
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XLIII.—Notes on the pronghorn buck (Antilocapra), and its position in the system
Volume 18, Page 323
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XLIV.—On the classification of Buprestidæ and Elateridæ, with special regard to the Danish fauna
Volume 18, Page 327
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On the long-eared or mule deer of North America (Eucervus)
Volume 18, Page 338
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On the synonymy and geographical distribution of Jussiæa repens (Linn.)
Volume 18, Page 340
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Note on a regular dimerous flower of Cypripedium candidum
Volume 18, Page 341
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Boussingault's researches on the action of foliage
Volume 18, Page 342
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Observations on a malady of the cotton-plant, called "Pelagra," and on some Fungi which accompany it
Volume 18, Page 344
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XLV.—Outline of a theory of the skull and the skeleton; being an epitome of a paper read before the Cambridge Philosophical Society, Feb. 26, 1866
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XLVI.—Notes on the genus Menobranchus and its natural affinities
Volume 18, Page 363
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XLVII.—On some new species of fossil volutes from the tertiary beds near Melbourne
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XLVIII.—On a phosphatic deposit in the Lower Greensand of Bedfordshire
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XLIX.—Report on dredging among the Hebrides
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L.—On Hyalonema mirabilis, in reply to Dr. Gray
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LI.—On the systematic position of the Pronghorn (Antilocapra americana)
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LII.—On the existence of Hyalonema in a fossil state
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LIV.—On Ophiodes, a new genus of Hydroida
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Bibliographical notice
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Additions to the Zoophytes of Devonshire
Volume 18, Page 426
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On the organs of secretion in the Hemiptera
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LV.—On the structure and habits of Anthophysa Mülleri, Bory, one of the sedentary monadiform Protozoa
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LVI.—On two European Argulidæ, with remarks on the morphology of the Argulidæ and their systematic position, together with a review of the species of the family at present known
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list of spiders captured in the southeast region of equatorial Africa, with descriptions of such species as appear to be new to arachnologists
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LIX.—On the vision of fishes and Amphibia
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LXI.—On an upper incisor of Nototherium Mitchellii
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LXIV.—Venus's flower-basket (Euplectella speciosa)
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Bibliographical notice
Volume 18, Page 490
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Theory of the skull and the skeleton
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The Patagonian Finner
Volume 18, Page 495
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Observations on the reproduction of the Cecidomyidæ
Volume 18, Page 496
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A last remark on the generic name Potamogale
Volume 18, Page 498