CONTENTS OF VOL. XXVIII. 
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No. 1. — Notes on the Mammals of Ontario. By Gerrit S. Miller, Jr. 
April, 1897.1 
No. 2. —Proceedings of the Annual Meeting, May 5, 1897. 
Report of the Curator, Alpheus Hyatt 
Report of the Secretary and Librarian, Samuel Henshaw 
Report of the Treasurer, Edward T. Bouve 
Officers for 1897-98 . 
June, 1897. 
No. 3. — The Role of Water in Growth. By C. B. Davenport. June, 1897. . 73 
No. 4. — Tbe Harvard Geographical Models. By Willtam M. Davis. (4 Plates.) 
July, 1897. .. 85 
No. 5. — Clvmene producta sp. nov. By Margaret Lewis. (2 Plates.) August, -.jj . 
1897.Ill 
No. 6. — A Contribution to the Petrography of the Boston Basin. By Theodore 
G. White. (5 Plates.) December, 1897. 117 
No. 7. — The Land Mammals of Peninsular Florida and the Coast Region of 
Georgia. By Outram Bangs. March, 1898.. 157 
No. 8. — The Genus Antennaria in New England. By Merritt L. Fernald. 
June, 1898. - .237 
No. 9. — Notes on a Carboniferous Boulder Train in Eastern Massachusetts. By 
Myron L. Fuller. June, 1898. 251 
No. 10. — On the Veins of the Wolffian Bodies in the Pig. By Charles Sedg¬ 
wick Minot. (1 Plate.) July, 1898. 265 
No. 11. — Proceedings of the Annual Meeting, May 4, 1898. 
Report of the Curator, Alpheus Hyatt .275 
Report of the Secretary and Librarian, Samuel Henshaw .... 290 
Report of the Treasurer, Edward T. Bouve .298 
Officers for 1898-99 .. 300 
July, 1898. 
No. 12. — The Odonate genus Macrothemis and its Allies. By Philip P. Cal¬ 
vert. (2 Plates.) July, 1898.. 301 
No. 13. — Some Hydroids from Puget Sound. By Gary N. Calkins. (6 Plates.) 
January,189J. 333 
No. 14. — North American Wood Frogs. By Reginald Heiseu Howe, Jr. Feb¬ 
ruary, 1899. 369 
No. 15. —Studies in the Gold-bearing Slates of Nova Scotia. By J. Edmund 
Woodman. (3 Plates.) March, 1899. 375 
No 16. — Moniloporidae, a new family of Palaeozoic Corals. By Amadeus W. 
Grabau. (4 Plates.) April, 1899.. 409 
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