INDEX TO VOL. I. 



Abercrojibte (Dr.), 132 



Absorption of one science by another, 

 302 



Acland (Professor) of Oxford, Goodsir 

 visits, 171 



Adams (Dr. Francis) of Banchory, 36 



Address delivered to the graduates in 

 medicine, August 1, 1859, when 

 Professor Goodsir acted as Promoter, 

 323, 335 



Addresses of Goodsir as a president of 

 various societies, 186, 336-34'9 



Advantages of erect position to man, 

 241, 242 



^Egean Sea collection, made by Forbes, 

 108 



Esthetic Club of Edinburgh, 142, 143 



Agassiz visits Lothian Street, 104 



Agricultural matters, Goodsir frequently 

 consulted on, 134 



Alcinoe rotunda found in Orkney, 53 



Alcohol in the brain of drunkards, 131 



Alimentary canal of mammalia, speci- 

 mens of, 165 



Alison (Rev. Archibald), 10 ; (Professor 

 Win. Pulteney), 10 ; Goodsir demon- 

 strates anatomy of cuttle-fish to, 28 



Amphioxus lanceolatus, memoir on its 

 anatomy, 371, 393 



"Anatomical and pathological observa- 

 tions," 1S9 



Anatomical and Physiological Society, 

 Goodsir chosen one of the Vice-Pre- 

 Bidents of, 24, 78 



Anal ical chair of Edinburgh, contest 



for, 118 ; preparations, art arose in 

 Eolland, 353 



Anatomy the hobby of Goodsir when a 

 student, 23 ; impulse derived by 

 medicine from, ' s -j, < s 4 



Angular element prevalent in structure, 

 178, ISO 



Animal body might be teleogicalrj i 

 plete, bu1 morphologicallj incomplete, 

 183; all forms below Man, 207 ; in 



man, what is, 271 ; agency, its effects 

 on the surface of the globe, 21 8 



Animality, nature of, 207, 214 



Animals, their habits studied by Goodsir, 

 57 ; and vegetables specially created 

 for man's use as food, 217 



Ankle-joint of man and ape compared, 

 230, 231 



"Annals of anatomy and physiology," 

 189 



Annelids, their dorsal vessel homologous 

 with the heart and primitive aorta of 

 vertebrata, 141 



Annihilable, matter cannot be conceived 

 of as, 222 



Anstruther, many of the population fell 

 at Kilsyth and Sherifl'muir in the 

 cause of the Covenanters, 3 ; (Easter), 

 its population, etc., 4 ; native place of 

 Dr. Chalmers, the poet Tennant, and 

 Professor Goodsir, 5 ; its Burgh and 

 Grammar Schools, 12, 13 ; Goodsir 

 joins his father in practice at, 34, 35 



Anthropologists apt to neglect mental 

 science, 267, 268 



Ape — hand of ape an imperfect hand, 

 239, 240 



Apes corporeally and psychically distinct 

 from man, 265 ; all related to each 

 other, 283 



Apparatus (philosophical), Goodsir's 

 keenness after, 169, 170, 172 



Aquaria and vivaria at 21 Lothian Street, 

 98 



Arabian horse from Duke of Hamilton, 

 135 



Area for man is the entire globe, 215; ori- 

 ginal area is ninth temperate zone, 216 



Ann in man, 2o0 



Arnold (Professor) milk-tooth sacs how 

 formed, 42, -13 



Arthur (John), janitor to Professor 

 G lair, 162, L68 



A 1 1 icular surfaces at end of bone, Good- 

 sir's view of, 151 



