THE OHIO NATURALIST. 
A journal devoted more especially to the natural history of Ohio. The official 
organ of The Hiological Ci-t i! ok the Ohio ('.mveksity, and of The Ohio 
State Academy of SctENCE. Tuhlishcd monthly during the academic year, from 
November to June (8 number.s.) Price SI 00 ]a r year, iiayablc in advance. To 
foreign countries, Sl-25. Single copies, 15 cents. 
Editor-m-Oiief, John H. .Schaffner. 
Managing Editor, ...... James S. Hine. 
The Ohio Natukaust is ouned and controlled by the Hiological Club, and at ])resent 
is wholly dependent on the income from subscriptions and advertisements. 
In order to obviate inconveniences to our reguhir patrons, the Natihai.ist will he 
mailed regularly until notice of discontinuance is received by the nnmagement. 
By a special arran.gement with ilic Ohio State .\cade.my ok .Scie.vce. the Ohio 
Natfralist is sent without additional exi>ensc to all members ol the Acai>k,mv who 
arc not in arrears for animal does. 
The first three volumes may still he obtained at the former subscription iirice of lifty 
cents per volume. 
Kemittances of all kinds should he made payable to the Managing Kditor, ,1. S. IIiXE. 
Address THE OHIO NATURALIST, 
Associate Editors. 
W. A. Keelerm.an, Botain-, 
F. L . Landacre. Zoologv', 
J. A. Bownocker, Geolog}-, 
\V. C. jNIii.LS, Archaeology, 
Max INIorse, Ornithology, 
O. E. Jennings, Ecology. 
Advisory Board. 
Prof. W. A. Keelerm.an. 
Prof. Herbert Osborn. 
Prof. Charles S. Prosser. 
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