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Notes on the variation of Ischnochiton conspicuus. By E. P. Chace 37
Lampsilis ventricosa cohongoronta in the Potomac River. By Wm. A. Marshall 40
Collecting about Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. By John B. Henderson 41
AmnicolidÆ from Oneida Lake, N. Y. By H. A. Pilsbry 44
New Genera and Species of Central American Naiades. By L. S. Frierson 47
On the rate of growth of pond Unios. By L. S. Frierson 49
A new South African Nesopupa. By H. A. Pilsbry 50
A new Gundlachia from Guatemala. By Bryant Walker 51
A list of shells from the East Coast of Florida. By Bryant Walker 53
Collecting in Digby, Nova Scotia. By Lilian Dyer Thompson 57
A new type of the naiad-genus Fusconaia. By A. E. Ortmann 58
The Relation of snail fauna to floods. By A. Richards 64
William Bullock Clark 68
Publications received 69
Notes 71
C. W. JOHNSON, Business Manager,
Boston Society of Natural History,
Berkeley Street,
Boston, Mass.
Entered as Second-Class matter at the Boston Post-Office.

This is the narrative of a scientific expedition to Western Cuba and the Colorados Reefs, with observations on the Geology, Fauna, and Flora of the region, undertaken in May and June, 1914, under the joint auspices of the Smithsonian Institution and the Cuban Government.

“A genuine feast for the reader. It is a narrative replete with interest concerning the roads, mountains, trees, dwellings, the inland lakes and ponds (alive with queer fish), many species of mollusca, found along the coast; the land crabs and their curious habits,” etc.—Louisville Courier Journal.

ALL BOOKSELLERS
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2 West 45th St. 24 Bedford St.

A new list of Philippine Land Shells covering many of the most beautiful forms at greatly reduced prices. A list of 2,000 species of shells, priced at 5 to 10 cents per species. Two lists of the finer cabinet shells, the more aristocratic forms. List of American Land Shells. Illustrated list of Philippine Shells. Further lists in preparation. I desire correspondence with collectors who wish to build up large and extensive cabinets. I have in stock over three times as many species as are covered by my lists. Collections of a strictly scientific nature purchased for cash.

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202 Westminster Road,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Exchange notices not exceeding three lines will be free to subscribers as long as space will allow.

For Exchange: Marine shells from various parts of the world, for others. Send lists.

J. R. leB. Tomlin, 120 Hamilton Road, Reading, England.

WASHINGTON MEETING, 1914
Bryant Walker
Geo. H. Clapp
T. H. Aldrich
John B. Henderson
H. A. Pilsbry
Wm. H. Dall
Paul Bartsch

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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