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Das Tierreich. Eine Zusammeustellung imd Kennzeichnung der 

 rczcnlc^n Tieri'urmfn. (ieneral redactcur : F. E. Schulze. 

 Berlin ; R. Friedlander uiid Sohn. 1SU6- 



A sN'stcniatic account of every known sijecies, with keys for tlieir 

 determination. An aniljitious enterprise which wiU hardly be finished 

 during one generation. 



B. WORKS RELATING TO ANIMALS OF A 

 PARTICULAR HABITAT 



Verrill, A. E. (and S. I. Smith). — Rfi)ort upon the Invertebrate 

 Animal.s of Vineyard Sound and the Adjacent Waters, in Report 

 (of U. S. Fish Commission) on the Condition of the Sea Fisheries 

 of the South Coast of New England in 1871 and 1S72. (1873.) 

 pp. 295-778. 



An indispensable accompaninient of the zoologist at the Eastern sea- 

 shore ; separate copies can lie purchased of dealers in scientific books. 



Emerton, J. H. — Life on the Seashore. [For sale by Bradlee Whid- 



den, Boston.] 

 Mayer, A. G. — Seashore Life. New York Zoological Society. 



C. GENERAL WORKS ON HABITS, ECOLOGY, AND 

 DISTRIBUTION 



Verworn, M. — General Physiology. An Otitline of the Science of 

 Life. Ne\v York : The Macniillan Company. 1S99. 615 pp. 

 Price .14.00. 



Morgan, C. L. — Animal Lifi' and Intelligence. New York: Ed- 

 ward Arnold. 1891. 503 pp. 



Morgan, C. L. — Habit and Instinct. New York : Edward Arnold. 

 1896. 351 pp. 



The two licst books on the topii'S considered. 



Lubbock, J. — On the Senses, Instinct, and Intelligence of Animals, 

 with special reference to Insects. International Scientific 

 Scries, Vol. LXIV. New York: D. Appleton & Co. 1888. 



