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The Scientific Monthly

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THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY NOVEMBER, 1915

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THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY DECEMBER, 1915

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THE INSIDE HISTORY OF A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY BY ARISTIDES AGRAMONTE, M.D., Sc.D. (HON.) UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA.

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STATE OF THINGS BEFORE THE DISCOVERY OF MOSQUITO TRANSMISSION

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FACTORS WHICH LED TO THE APPOINTMENT OF THE BOARD

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FIRST PART OF THE WORK OF THE BOARD

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TERMINATION OF THE FIRST SERIES OF MOSQUITO EXPERIMENTS. DEATH OF LAZEAR.

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ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MOSQUITO THEORY

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SECOND AND FINAL SERIES OF MOSQUITO EXPERIMENTS

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THE EVOLUTION OF THE STARS AND THE FORMATION OF THE EARTH. IV BY WILLIAM WALLACE CAMPBELL DIRECTOR OF THE LICK OBSERVATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

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A METRICAL TRAGEDY BY DR. JOS. V. COLLINS STEVENS POINT, WIS.

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ADAPTATION AS A PROCESS BY PROFESSOR HARRY BEAL TORREY REED COLLEGE

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WHY CERTAIN PLANTS ARE ACRID BY PROFESSOR WILLIAM B. LAZENBY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

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HOW OUR ANCESTORS WERE CURED BY PROFESSOR CARL HOLLIDAY UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA

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EMINENT AMERICAN NAMES BY LAUREN HEWITT ASHE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

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A VISIT TO ŒNINGEN BY PROFESSOR T. D. A. COCKERELL UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

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THE THEORY AND PRACTISE OF FROST FIGHTING BY ALEXANDER McADIE BOTCH PROFESSOR OF METEOROLOGY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY

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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE

INDEX THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY—JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS

INDEX THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS

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In this connection, see Hesse, J. Ind. Eng. Chem., 7 (1915), 293.

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See also Bacon, Science, N. S., 40 (1914), 871.

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For a detailed description of the Mellon Institute and its work, see Bacon and Hamor, J. Ind. Eng. Chem., 7 (1915), 326-48.