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MacLeay, miliam Sharp. 26. On the skull 

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M'Leod, Alexander. Cases where arsenic was 

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Macleod, John. Description of an Electro-motive 

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2. Memoranda on the pearl banks and peai-1 



fishery, the sea fishery, and the salt beds of Sind. 

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Macleod, William. Description of three Cor- 

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' 2. Observations on the developement of 



the blood corpuscles in the chick, with the 

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M'liintock, William. Experiments with ma- 

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MacLoTTghlin, John. Sur le climat de la cote 

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2. Observations meteorologiques faites sur 



la cote occidentale de I'Amerique du Nord, au 

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Maclxire) William. Sur les volcans d'OUot, en 

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2. Observations on the geology of the 



United States. Amer. Phil. Soc. Trans. VT., 

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3. Extrait d'une lettre a M. de Lametherie 



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. 4. Suite des observations sur la geologie 



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5. Observations on the geology of the West 



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VOL. IV. 



Macltire) William. 6. Essay on the formation 

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7. On the geology of the United States of 



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8. Hints on some of the outlines of geo- 



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9. Some speculative conjectures on the 



probable changes that may have taken place in 

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10. Observations en Beudaxt's travels in 



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12. Geological systems and geological 



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13. On the anthracite region of Pennsyl- 

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14. Remarks on the theory of a central 



heat in the earth and on other geological 

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15. Remarks on the igneous theory of the 



earth. Silliman, Journ. XVI., 1829, pp. 35 1-352. 



16. Geological remarks relating to Mexico. 



Silliman, Journ. XX., 1831, pp. 406-407. 



MacMahon, John. On the construction of cen- 

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McMayer, A. The estimation of the weights of 

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Macmillan, Hugh. On Lichens collected on the 

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2. On the rare lichens of Ben Lawers. 



[1855.] Edinb. New Phil. Journ. III., 1856, 

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McMillan, J. L. The cranial sutures; their 

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