CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ZOÔLOGICAL LABORATORY OF
THE MUSEUM OF COMPARATIVE ZOÔLOGY AT HARVARD
COLLEGE.
(Continued.)
“"
201.
PARKER, G. H. — The Integumentary Nerves of Fishes as Photoreceptors and their
Signicance for the Origin of the Vertebrate Eyes. Amer. Jour. ofPhysiol.,
25(2) :77—80.
Oct., 1909.
,
202.
HARG1TT, G. T. —Maturation, Fertilizution, and Segmentation of Pennaria tiarella
(Ayres) and of Tubularizi crocea (Ag.).
B. M. C. Z., 53(3) : 159—212. 9 pis.
Oct., 1909.
'
208.
MULLENIX, R. C. —The Peripheral Terminations of the Eighth Cranîal Nerve in
Vertebrates,especmlly in Fishes. B.M.C.Z., 53(4) : 218—250. 6 pis. Nov., 1909.
204.
PARKER, G. II.—The Reactions of Sponges, with & Consideration of the Origin of
1
the Nervous System.
Jour. of Exp. Zo'ôl., 8(1) : 1—41.
Jan. [Mar.], 1910.
205.
IIAnN, C. “T.—The Stages of Haeinogregarina stepanovi Denilewsky found in
the Blood of Turtles, with Especie] Reference to Changes in the Nucleus.
Arch. f. Protistenk., 1‘7(3) : 307—376.
pis. 16—18. Dec., 1909.
206.
PEARSE, A. S.—Tlie Reactions of Amphibians to Light.
P.A.A., 45(6) :159—208.
J un., 1910.
207.
BAN'I‘A, A. M.—A Comparison of the Reactions of a- Species of Surface Isopod
f
With those of & Subterranean Species—Puit I. Experiments with LightJour. of Exp. Zoül., 8(3) : 243—310.
July, 1910.
208.
MACCURDY, II.—Dcgcneration in the Ganglion Cells of the Craysh Cambarus
l)zirtonii Gril”.
Jour. Comp. Neurol. and Psychol., 20(3) :195—210.
1 pl. July,
1910.
209.
PARKER, (Jr. H. ——Olfactory Reactions in Fislies.
Jour. of Exp. Zoôl., 8(4):
'Î
535—542.
Aug., 1910.
210.
BANTA, A. M.——A Comparison of the Reactions of a Species of Surface Isopod
with those of & Subterrauean Species—Part 11. Jour. of Exp. Zoôl., 8(4):
439—488.
Aug., 1910.
211.
IIUBWITZ, S. II.—The Reactions of Earthworms to Acids.
Proc. Amer. Acad.
Arts and Sci., 4(i(2) : 65—81.
Sept., 1910.
212.
COLE, L. W. — Reactions of Frogs to Chlorides of Ammonium, Potassium, Sodium,
.
and Lithium.
Jour. Comp. Neurol. and Psychol., 20(6) : 601—614. Dec., 1910.
.,
213.
MOBGULIS, S. — The Movements of the Earthworm : & Study of & neglected Factor.
Jour. Comp. Neuro]. und Psychol., 20(6) : 615—624. Dec., 1910.
‘ËÎ
214.
PARKER, G. II.—The Olfactory Reactions of the common Killifish, Fundulus
heteroclitus (Linn.). Jour. of Exp. ZoëJ., 10(1) : 1—5. Jan., 1911.
-
215.
MORGULIS, S. —Contributions to the Physiology of Regeneration. III. Further
Experiments on Podarke obscure; Jour. of Exp. Zoël., 10(1): 7—22. Jan.,
'
'
1911.
-
'
216.
EONG, J-. A., AND MARK, E. L.—The_Maturatîon of the Egg of the Mouse.
.
,
Inst. Washington, No. 142 : iv + 72 7p1s. Mar., 1911.
217.
Photic Reactions “ofSarcophagid Flics, especially Lucilia
'
.
_Ü»
_
?
'càesa‘rLinnmÏnd ‘Càl]i;5horævomitoria
Jour. of Exp. Zoôl., 10(2) : 167—
3
;Ÿ“'22_6::
”‘
,
V
,,
‘
*
j … _2'18“.…;
E Né —'Divisionof Labor among Ants. P.A.A., 46(18);423-508_
.
'
,
,
,
—
—
‘
,
_
Contributions to the Physiology of Regeneration. IV. Regulation
',
—
ôf‘the. Water Contçntih Regeneration. Jour. of Exp. Zoôl., 10(3) 353—380.
'
.,
:_
220MOBGULIS,S— Contributions to the Physiology of Regeneration. V. Regenera’— ‘
.
,
,'
of1soiated Segments and of Small Pieces of Worms. Amer. Jouf. 'PhySi‘ol.,
—
27(5) 415—426. Mar.,1911.
'
-
;
_
,
-
221.
G.H.—The Mechanism ofLocomotion în Gastropoda. Jour.ofMorphol.,
‘
_
,
.
ng22(1) ‘:155—17o. Mar.,1911.
_
…
Précédent

- 159/345

Suivant