Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 78. köide

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Seismological Investigations Thirteenth Report of the Committee con
60
Dynamic Isomerism Report of the Committee consisting of Professor
112
Wavelength Tables of the Spectra of the Elements Report of the Com
119
Colloid Chemistry By H R PROCTER M Sc
201
The Study of Hydroaromatic Substances Report of the Committee con
221
The Excavation of Critical Sections in the Paleozoic Rocks of Wales
231
Erratic Blocks of the British Isles Report of the Committee consisting
242
Faunal Succession in the Carboniferous Limestone Avonian of the British
267
Composition and Origin of the Crystalline Rocks of Anglesey Third Report
283
Topographical and Geological Terms used locally in South Africa Report
291
Index Generum et Specierum Animalium Report of the Committee con
297
Occupation of a Table at the Marine Laboratory Plymouth Report of
304
Gaseous Explosions First Report of the Committee consisting of
308
Megalithic Remains in the British Isles Report of the Committee consist
341
Archæological and Ethnological Investigations in Sardinia Report of
350
The Age of Stone Circles Report of the Committee consisting of
400
The Lake Village at Glastonbury Tenth Report of the Committee con
414
The Metabolic Balance Sheet of the Individual Tissues Final Report
436
The Effect of Climate upon Health and Disease Third Report of the Com
442
The Conditions of Health essential to the carrying on of the Work of
458
Fatigue By WILLIAM MCDOUGALL M A M B
479
Body Metabolism in Cancer Report of the Committee consisting of Pro
489
Research on South African Cycads and on Welwitschia Second Interim
494
Changes affecting Secondary Education Report of the Committee consisting
525
Corresponding Societies Committee Report of the Committee consisting
536
Report of the Conference of Delegates of Corresponding Societies
538
Sanctuaries for our Native Flora and Fauna By Mrs MARY HOBSON
547
Catalogue of the more important Papers published by the Corresponding
557
TRANSACTIONS OF THE SECTIONS
579
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4
595
The Genesis of Elliptic Functions By ROBERT RUSSELL
601
Report of the Seismological Committee p 56
602
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
611
On the Logarithmic Case in Linear Differential Equations By Pro
617
On the Photometric Standard of the National Physical Laboratory
623
On the Extension of Optical Ideas to General Electromagnetic Fields
629
Secondary Radiation By Professor J A MCCLELLAND
635
On the possible Existence of Steam in the Regions of Sunspots
639
The Meteorology of the Winter Quarters of the Discovery 19021904
645
Address by S F HARMER M A Sc D F R S President of the Section
715
On some Arctic and Antarctic Collembola By Professor GEORGE
733
Joint Discussion with Section K on Determination of Sex Opened by L
738
On the Structure of Dendrosoma radians By Professor SYDNEY
744
her Coasts and Rivers By Rev W SPOTTSWOOD GREEN
762
Scientific Results of the Voyage of the Scotia By WILLIAM
764
Unique Experiences at the Birth of a Volcano By Rev GEORGE
770
On certain Peculiarities of Small Duties on Imports and Exports
786
Industrial Evolution in the Cutlery Industry By G I H LLOYD M A
792
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4
806
SECTION G ENGINEERING
809
Recent Advances in Steam Turbines By GERALD STONEY B E M I C E
824
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9
830
President of the Section
832
The History of Mummification in Egypt By Professor G ELLIOT SMITH M A M D F R S
847
A Sequence of Egyptian Stone Implements By C T CURRELLY
848
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4
849
Rajputs and Mahrattas By W CROOKE B A
850
The Northern Mound Builders of North America By GEORGE BRYCE D D LL D F R S C
851
Prehistoric Archæology in Japan By N GORDon Munro
852
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7
853
The Distribution of Gold Lunulæ By GEORGE COFFEY M A
854
On certain Changes in the Lateral Wall of the Cranium due to Muscular Development By Professor J SYMINGTON M D F R S
855
The Development and Adult Form of the Human Brain By Pro fessor A FRASER
856
Report on Anthropometric Investigation in the British Isles p 351
857
Excavations at Caerleon Monmouthshire By H G EVELYNWHITE
858
PHYSIOLOGY
864
The Interpretation of the Results obtained from the Study of Cerebral
875
The Hæmorenal Index By Dr DAWSON TURNER
881
WALKER
882
The Deathrate of Cells of Higher Plants in Fatal Conditions
902
The Time Factor in Assimilation By J M F DRUMMOND M A
908
Joint Discussion with Section D on the Determination of Sex p 738
909
On Bensonites fusiformis sp nov a Fossil associated with Stauropteris
915
Special Schools for the Physically Defective and the Mentally Deficient
929
EVENING DISCOURSES
945
INDEX
951
LIST OF MEMBERS c 93 3
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