...way of many of our students. And although the invaluable Synopsis of Prince Charles Lucian Bonaparte, published in the " Annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History," has in some measure removed this obstacle, still from its conciseness it is insufficient for those...

...the Liassic series; their affinities being as near to the latter as to the former. These results were published in the annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History, with his first description of the genus Catopterus. In a report prepared at the request of the American...

...Liassic series ; their affinities being as near to the latter as to the former. These results were published in the annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History, with his first description of the genus Catopterus. In a report prepared at the request of the American...

...Thomas, and others ; descriptions of new and rare plants in the state of New York, by Doctor Gray, published in the " Annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History ;" catalogues of the indigenous plants of particular counties or towns, printed in the reports of the...

...Eland's paper on the " Geographical Distribution of the Land Shells •which Inhabit the West Indies," published in the Annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History, Vol. VII. 2. CHONDROPOMA NAVASSENSE, Tryon. — t. 20, fig. 12. Description. — Ovately turrited,...

...the Smithsonian Institution, and still more recently in Mr. Dall's Classification of the LlmnKldfe, published In the " Annals of the New York Lyceum of...Albers. and stated his conviction that nowhere In the nnimal kingdom could more conclusive evidences of the truth of Darwinianism be adduced. GEOLOGY. DID...

...the Smithsonian Institution, and still more recently In Mr. Call's Classification of the Limnseiclce, published in the " Annals of the New York Lyceum of...origin of species as Illustrated by the "groups" or suhgenera of Helices, established by Albers. and stated his conviction that nowhere In the animal kingdom...

...Liassic aeries ; their affinities being as near to the latter as to the former. These results were published in the annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History, with his first description of the genus Catopterus. In a report prepared at the request of the American...

...works of this nature. His first effort in this direction was an Index to the Literature of Uranium, published in the Annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History in 1870; this reached a second edition in 1885 (Smithsonian Annual Report), and has formed the model...

...belief that the ascending process of the astragalus represented the intermedium of reptiles. He had published in the '• Annals of the New York Lyceum of Natural History" a theoretic figure of the proper position of this bone in birds, comparing it with the intermedium...