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BOTANY 



A FLOBA OF UAKILA 



By Elmer D. Merrill 



Order No. 419. Paper, 490 pages, $2.50, 

 postpaid. 



Practically a complete flora of the cul- 

 tivated areas in the Philippines. Descrip- 

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 genera, and 136 fannilies, with native names, 

 glossary of technical terms, etc. 



ZOOTjOGY— Continued 



A UANTTAL OF PHILIPPINE BIRDS 



By Richard C. McGregor 



Order No. 103. Paper, 2 parts, 769 



pages, $4, postpaid. 



A Manual of Philippine Birds contains 

 in compact form descriptions of all the 

 known species of Philippine birds. The 

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 and genera help the novice in identification. 



THE COCONUT PALM IN THE PHIL- 

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Order No. 37. Paper, 149 pages, 30 plates, 

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The reprint contains the following arti- 

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INDO-MALAYAN WOODS 



By Fred "W. Foxworthy 



Order No. 411. Paper, 182 pages, 9 

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In lndo-IVla(ayan Woods, Doctor Fox- 

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ZOOLOGY 



A LIST OF THE MAMMALS OF THE 

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, EXCLU- 

 SIVE OF THE CETACEA 



By Ned Hollister 



Order No. 418. Paper, 64 pages, $0.50, 



postpaid. , 



This is the only recent attempt to enu- 

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 Islands. The distribution of each species 

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A CHECK-LIST OF PHILIPPINE 

 FISHES 



By David Starr Jordan and Robert Earl 

 Richardson 



Order No. 102. 



postpaid. 



Paper, 78 pages, $0.75, 



This list will be found a convenient guide 

 to the synonymy of Philippine ichthyology. 

 The nomenclature is thoroughly revised, and 

 the distribution of each species within the 

 Philippine Islands is given. 



MEDICINE 



REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL 

 PLAGUE CONFERENCE 



Held at Mukden, April, 1911, under the 

 auspices of the Chinese Government. 



Edited by Erich Martini, G. F. Petrie, 



Arthur Stanley, and Richard P. 



Strong 



4S3 pages, IS plates (2 colored, 4 half- 

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Order No. 416. Paper, $2.50; cloth, 



$3.50; postpaid. 



The proceedings of this International Con- 

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 gether with the results of certain bacte- 

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The Bureau of Science of the Govern- 

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 appointed sole agent for the distribution 

 of the printed proceedings of the interna- 

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