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Compr. Zool. 13 
I. Comprehensive Zoology. 
AETIOLOGY. 
Heredity and Genetics. — Allen, 3; 
Bateson, 8 ; Cuisnot, 35 ; Cunning- 
ham, 37 ; Czekanowski, 38 ; Daven- 
port, 39 ; Demoll, 41 ; Gates, 68 ; 
Glaser, 71 ; Guyiinot, 77, 78 ; 
Haecker, 82; Newman, 144; Nut- 
ting, 147 ; Rabaup, 167 ; Reid, 171 ; 
Renner, 173. 
Evolution. — Berry, 12 ; Boswell, 
15; Clarke, 32; IIagedoorn, 84; 
Lameere, 123 ; MacBride, 135 ; 
Newman, 144; Petronievios, 153; 
Piotet, 154; Primrose, 162; Sand, 
179 ; Sergi, 185; Th<5r6lfsson, 
206 ; Tschermak, 208. 
Teratology. — Anders, 4 ; Gold- 
schmidt, 74; Joest, 113; Stockard, 
192 ; Wilhelmi, 213. 
Classification and Phylogeny. — Clark, 
29; Haeckel, 81; Jaekel, 111; 
Oudemans, 150; Petronievios, 153; 
Salensky, 178; Troxell, 207. 
GEOGRAPHY. 
General.— Ekman, 49; Erik, 52; 
Lutz, 134. 
Oceans. — Atlantic, Lohmann, 131. 
Europe. — France, Beauchamps et 
Lami, 9; fCouFFON, 36; Switzerland, 
Fruhstorfer, 65 ; Haempel, 83 ; 
Huber, 106a; [\Leuthardt, 128; 
Monard, 141 ; fSTUDER, 196 ; Ger- 
many, Busch, 20 ; fHAUF, 92 ; Scan- 
dinavia, Ekman 1 , 50 ; f Holtedahl, 
105, 106; fRosENKRANTZ, 176; 
[Wiman, 215; Italy, Bellissima, 10; 
[Fossa-Manoini, 59; fRoDioniERO, 
174. 
Asia. — Asia Minor, f Frech, 62 ; 
fLEiDHOLD, 127 ; Transcaspia, PIog- 
bom, 104; Baluchistan, Annandale, 
7 ; India, Annandale, 6 ; Ceylon, 
Plate, 155; Japan, fYoKOYAMA, 218; 
Java, Oye, 151. 
Africa. — Annandale, 6 ; Germain, 
70; fHENNiG, 96; fRANGE, 170; 
[Stromer, 194. 
Australasia. — fFiscHER, 58. 
North America. — Brumfiel, 18 ; 
■[Clark, 30; Kraatz, 120; Moberg, 
140. 
South America (including Mexico). — 
[Fritzsciie, 64 ; [Haack, 80 ; Jawor- 
ski, 112; [Loomis, 132; Nutting, 
146. 
