Excerpt from Nature, Vol. 51: A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Science; November, 1894 to April, 1895
Bauer (l. \vildes Theory of the Secular Variation of Terrestrial Magnetism. 103: some Early Terrestrial Magnetic Discoveries pertaining to England. Will \vhiston. 295 Secula Changes of Terrestrial Magnetism. 431 the Secular Variatir n fterrestrial Magnetism. 491lhumhauer (dr. Die Resultate der Aetzmethode in der krystallographischen Forschung. An einer Reihe von krystal lisirten Kiirpern dargestellt. 340 Bayard (f. The Frost ofjanuary and February 1895. 621 Bayard's (h.) Photographic Researches. \v. H. Harrison. 299 Bayer New Element in the Nitrogen tlroup discovered by, 258 Beauty. Feeling of, in Birds. 259 'eazley (c. Raymond). Prince Henry the Navigator. Beddard (f. E.. F. The Visceral Anatomv of Ornitho rhynchus. 191 Beecher (c. Trinucleus. 619 Beer (rudolf), Nitrogen Fixation in Algx. 302 Bees in December. A Swarm of. 230 Beetham (a. \v Death of. 488 Belgique, Bulletin de i'academie Royale de, 46. 167, 477. 620 Bell (james). The Telegraphist's Guide, 484 Belopolsky (m. The Spectrum of 8 Cephei. 21, 282 Doppler's Principle. 233 Bendix Influence of Sterilisation on Digestibility of Milk. 96 Bengal, Journal of Asiatic Society of. 500 Benham (c. An Artificial Spectrum Top. 113. 200, 321: Prof. Liveing. 167 Bennett (alfred the Planting of Timber Trees. 33 Bentley (\v. Methylisobutylacetic Acid. 526 terkeley (earl of), Accurate Method of determining Densities of Solids. 431 Berlin Meteorological Society. 72, 192. 431. 503. 6-3 Berlin Physical Society, 96. 168. 191. 288, 431. 503. 623 Berlin Physiological Society. 96. 192. 216. 288, 312, 431, 503, Rain and Venna. Telephone Communication opened between, 129 1 Berlioz Therapeutic Action of Currents of High Fre~ quency. 523 Bemard (h. The Spinning (ilaud in I'hrynus, 263: Com parative Morphology of 455 terthelot Principles in Plants capable of Condensation uith Production of Carbonic Acid, 46: Argon. 384 Attempts to produce Chemical Combinations with Argon, 527; the Spectra of Argon and of the Aurora Borealis. 552 Alumina in Plants, 407; Fluorescence Spectrum of Argon, 6 ianquet to. 586 I'ierthelot New Method of Temperature-measurement, 6 Bertrand Pectase and I'ectic Fermentation. 191. 312 fiesson Carbonyl chloro-bromide and Dibromide, 359 Beyerinck Reduction of Sulphates by Specific Sulphide Ferment. 47 Build (prof. Yon): Increase of Damage by Lightning. 20 Unstable Equilibrium of Atmosphere before Thunderstorms, 503 Bhang Plants. The. Dr. Prain. 143 bi-iston. Storm Statistics at. \villiam E. Plummer. 272 Biedermann (prof. Iilectrophysiologie, l'rof. L. Burdon Sanderson. F. R.s.. 553 Iiigelow (f. Inversion of Temperatures in 2668 Day Solar Magnetic Period. 190; Solar Magnetism in Meteoro 356 Iiinet (alfred). Psychologie des (irands Calculateurs et Jotieurs i'echecs. Francis (ialton. 73 Iii-logy: Nee-\ttalism. Frances A. Welby. 43: the Present State of Physiological Research. 58: Bequest by Prof. I'ouchet to Paris Society. 61 Biology in the United States. A. Prospect. 81 Outlines of Biology. L'. Chalmer's Mitchell, ll. (3. \vells. 195: Biological Lectures and Addresses de~ li\€f¢1l by the late Arthur Milnes Marshall. F. R.s.. 217 Zeit und Streitfragen rler Biologic. Prof. Dr. Oscar Hertwig. H C. Bourne. 265 the Hon Station. 278: Biological Station be established on a North Indiana Lake. 422: Influence f'i'cmpcraturc on Distribution of Animals and Plants. Dr. C. II. Merriam. 441: Biological Work on the Illinois River. 503: Marine Biology. 3 Flying Copepod. Dr. Ostrouinoff. 20 Flying Cn'neptnls. Captain Ilendorft'. 300: the Solowetzk Station. 83: Dickson's Physical Investigations in Faroe Shetland Seas. 115 I'lffccl of Compression on Segmentation fsea-l'rchin Egg. Dr. A. (iraf. 157: Julina. New Ant arctic Compound Ascidian. \v. T. Calman. 213: Ilerma phrmlilihm in Mollusca. Dr. Paul l'elseneer. 213: the Developmental History of Medus'e. Ida l-i. Llyde
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