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Early Journal Content On JSTOR, Free To Anyone in The World

JSTOR has digitized and made freely available nearly 500,000 scholarly works from over 200 academic journals published between the mid-17th and early 20th centuries. Known as the Early Journal Content, this collection can be openly read and shared non-commercially by anyone in the world through JSTOR's digital library. The document encourages spreading awareness of this free educational resource.

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VOL. XXXVII, No. 43a JULY, I903

THE

AMERICAN
D T TCD
,TA EA,

A MONTH Y JOURNAL
DEVOTED TO THE NATURAL SCIENCES
IN THEIR WIDEST SENSE

CONTENTS
Page
I. The Colors of Northern Gamopetalous Flowers continuedd). JOHN H. LOVELL 443

II. Rib Variation in Cardium .FRANK COLLINSBAKER 481

III. The Perforation of a Vein by an Artery in the Cat (FELIS DOMESTICA)


Dr. A. W. WEYSSE 489

IV. A Peculiar Modification amongst Permian Dipnoans . Dr. C. R. EASTMAN 493

V. Notes and Literature: Zodlogy, Bailey's Birds of the Western United States, 497
"The Water Fowl Family," Ancestral Canide, Parker on the Hearing of
Fishes, Parker on the Optic Nerves of Flounders, Notes on Recent Fish
Literature, Hacker's Autonomy of the Germ Nuclei -Botany, Notes 504
VI. Publications Received.511

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The American Naturalist.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS:

J. A.ALLEN, PH.D., American Museum of Natural History, New YorLk


E. A. ANDREWS, PH.D., Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
WILLIAM S. BAYLEY, PH.D., Colby University, Waterville.
CHARLES E. BEECHER, PH.D., Yale University, New Haven.
DOUGLAS H. CAMPBELL, PH.D., Stanford University.
J. H. COMSTOCK, S.B., Cornell University, Ithaca.
WILLIAM M. DAVIS, M.E., Harvard University, Cambridge.
ALES HRDLICKA, M.D., U.S. National Museum, Washington.
D. S. JORDAN, LL.D., Stanford University.
CHARLES A. KOFOID, PH.D., University of California, Berkeley.
J. G. NEEDHAM, PH.D., Lake Forest University.
ARNOLD E. ORTMANN, PH.D., Carnegie Museum, Pisburg.
D. P. PENHALLOW, S.B., F.R.M.S., McGill University, Montreal.
H. M. RICHARDS, S.D., Columbia University, New York.
W. E. RITTER, PH.D., University of California, Berkeley.
FRANK RUSSELL, PH.D., Harvard University, Cambridge.
ISRAEL C. RUSSELL, LL.D., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
ERWIN F. SMITH, S.D., U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington.
LEONHARD STEJNEGER, LL.D., Smithsonian Institution, Washington.
W. TRELEASE, S.D., Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis.
HENRY B. WARD, PH.D., University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
WILLIAM M. WHEELER, PH.D., University of Texas, Austin.

THE AMERICAN NATURALIST is an illustrated monthly magazine


of Natural History, and will aim to present to its readers the leading
facts and discoveries in Anthropology, General Biology, Zoology,
Botany, Paleontology, Geology and Physical Geography, and Miner-
alogy and Petrography. The contents each month will consist of
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distinguished naturalists, or critical summaries of progress in some
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points of interest, editorial comments on scientific questions of the
day, critical reviews of recent literature, and a quarterly record of
gifts, appointments, retirements, and deaths.
All naturalists who have anything interesting to say are invited
to send in their contributions, but the editors will endeavor to select
for publication only that which is of truly scientific value and at the
same time written so as to be intelligible, instructive, and interesting
to the general scientific reader.
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