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INDEX TO THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS (10 FOR THE YEAR 1895. A. Abbott (E. C.) (see Gadow and A bbott). B. B lackman (F. F.). Experimental Researches on Vegetable Assimilation and Respiration.—No. I. On a New Method for Investigating the Carbonic Acid Exchanges of Plants, 485. -No. II. On the Paths of Gaseous Exchange between Aerial Leaves and the Atmosphere, 503. B ourne (G. G.). On the Structure and Affinities of P allas. With some Observa tions on the Structure of Xenia and Heteroxenia,455. Boice (K.). A Contribution to the Study of Descending Degenerations in the Brain and Spinal Cord, and on the Seat of Origin and Paths of Conduction of the Fits in Absinthe Epilepsy, 321. C. Catamites, the roots of, 683 (see W illiamson and Scott). CoebeHum, degenerations consequent on experimental lesions of the, 633 (sec R ussell). Coal-measures, further observations on the fossil plants of the, 683, 703 (see Williamson and Scott). C celomic fluid of Lumbricus terrestrisin relation to a protective mechanism, on the, 383 (see Kenu). Cynodontia from the Karroo llocks, on the skeleton in new, 59 (see S eeley). D. D ixon (H. H.) and J oey (J .). On the Ascent of Sap, 563. MDCCCXCV.—B. 5 X 878 INDEX. E. Echinoderm larva}, the effect of environment on the development of, 577 (see V ernon). Evolution of the vertebral column of fishes, on the, 163 (see Gadow and A bbott). F. Fishes, on the evolution of the vertebral column of, 163 (see Gadow and A bbott). Foraminifera,contributions to the life-history of the, 401 (see L ister). Fossil plants of the Goal-measures, further observations on, 633, 703 (see W illiamson and S cott). Fossil reptilia,researches on the structure, organization, and classification of the, 1, 59,149 (see S eeley). G. Gadow (II.) and A bbott (E. C.). On the Evolution of the Vertebral Column of Fishes, 163. Gomphodontia, on the, 1 (see S eeley). H. Eeliopora ccerulea, P allas, on the structure and affinities of. With some observations on the structure of Xenia and Heteroxenia, 455 (see Bourne). Heterangium, 703 (see W illiamson and Scott). Heteroxenia and Xenia, observations on the structure of, 455 (see B ourne). H opkins (F. G.). The Pigments of the Pieridse: a Contribution to the Study of Excretory Substances which function in Ornament, 661. J. J oly (J.) (see D ixon and J oly). K. K eng (I.. B.). On the Coelomic Fluid of Lumbricusterrestris in reference to a Protective Mechanism, 383. K orosi (J.). An Estimate of the Degrees of Legitimate Natality as derived from a Table of Natality compiled by the Author from his Observations made at Budapest, 7S1. L. Leaves and the atmosphere, on the paths of gaseous exchange between aerial, 503 (see B lackman). L ister (J. J.). Contributions to the Life-History of the Foraminifera, 401. Lumbricus ierreslris,on the coclomic fluid of, in reference to a protective mechanism, 080 (sec K eng). Lyginodendron,703 (see W illiamson and Scott). N. Natality, an estimate of the degrees of legitimate, as derived from a Table of Natality compiled by Author from his observations made at Budapest, 781 (see K orosi). INDEX. 879 o. Oximides, organic.—A research on their pharmacology, 223 (see P omfrbt) P. Pieridce, the pigments of the, 661 (see H opkins). Plants, on a new method for investigating the carbonic acid exchanges of, 485 (see B lackman) P om fret (H. W.). Organic Oximides —A Research on their Pharmacology, 223. R. Beptilia, researches on the structure, organization, and classification of the fossil, 1, 59, 149 (see S eeley). R ussell (J. S. R.). Degenerations consequent on Experimental Lesions of the Cerebellum, 633. S. Sap, on the ascent of, 563 (see D ixon and J oly). S cott (D. H.) (see W illiamson and S cott). S eeley (H. O.). Researches on the Structure, Organization, and Classification of the Fossil Reptilia.— Part IX., Section 4. On the Gomphodontia, 1.—Part IX., Section 5. On the Skeleton in New Cynodontia from the Karroo Rocks, 59.—Part IX., Section 6. Associated Remains of two small Skeletons from Klipfontein, Fraserburg, 149. V. Variation, an experimental inquiry into the causes of, 577 (see V ernon). Vegetable assimilation and respiration, experimental researches on.—No, I. On a new method for investi gating the carbonic acid exchange of plants, 485.—No. II. On the paths of gaseous exchange between aerial leaves and the atmosphere, 503 (see Blackman). V ernon (H. M.). The Effect of Environment on the Development of Echinoderm Larvae: an Experi mental Inquiry into the Causes of Variation, 577. Vertebral column of fishes, on the evolution of the, 163 (see Gadow and A bbott). W. W illiamson (W. C.) and S cott (D. H.). Further Observations on the Organization of the Fossil Plants of the Coal-measures.—Part II. The Roots of 683.—Part III. and H eterangium,703. X. Benia and Heleroxenia,observations on the structure of, 455 (see Bourne). LONDON : HARRISON AND SONS, PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY. ST. m a r t in ’s LANE, W.C. INDEX TO PART II. OP THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS (B) FOR THE YEAR 1895. c. Calamites, the roots of, 683 (see W illiamson and S cott). Cerebellum, degenerations consequent on experimental lesions of the, 633 (see R ussell). Coal-measures, further observations on the fossil plants of the, 683, 703 (see W illiamson and Scott). E. Echinoderm larvae, the effect of environment on the development of, 577 (see V ernon). F. Fossil plants of the Coal-measures, further observations on, 683, 703 (see W illiamson and Scott). H. Heterangium, 703 (see W illiamson and Scott). H opkins (F. G.). The Pigments of the Pieridie: a Contribution to the Study of Excretory Substances which function in Ornament, 661. K. K orosi (J.). An Estimate of the Degrees of Legitimate Natality as derived from a Table of Natality compiled by the Author from his Observations made at Budapest, 781. INDEX. L. Lyginodendron, 703 (see W illiamson and S cott). N. Natality, an estimate of the degrees of legitimate, as derived from a Table of Natality compiled by tlie Author from his observations made at Budapest, 781 (see K orosi). P. Pieridce, the pigments of the, 661 (see H opkins). R. R ussell (J. S. R.). Degenerations consequent on Experimental Lesions of the Cerebellum, 633. S. S cott (D. H.) and W illiamson (W. C.). Further Observations on the Organization of the Fossil Plants of the Coal-measures.—Part II. The Roots of 683.—Part III. Lyginodendron and Heterangium, 703. V. Variation, an experimental inquiry into the causes of, 577 (see V ernon). V ernon (H. M.). The Effect of Environment on the Development of Echinodtrin Larvae: an Experi mental Inquiry into the Causes of Variation, 577. W. W illiamson (W. C.) and Scott (D. H.). Further Observations on the Organization of the Fossi Plants of the Coal-measures.—Part II. The Roots of Catamites, 683.—Part III. Lyginodendron and Heterangium,703. HARRISON AND SONS, PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY, ST. MARTIN’S LANE, LONDON, W.C. Bigenous Table of Natality. Annual probability of birth for marriages of the following age combinations: THE ROYAL SOCIETY. 30th N ovember, 1895, THE ROYAL SOCIETY. Nov. 30,1895 H e r S a c r e d M a je s t y QUEEN VICTORIA, P a t r o n . Date of Election. 1863. Feb. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G. 1882. Mar. 16. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, K.G. 1893. June 8. I ITS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK, K.G. THE COUNCIL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY. S1K JOSEPH LISTER, B»w, P.R.O.S., D.O.L.-PrSSIoent. SIR JOHN EVANS, K.C.B., D.C.L., LL.D.— PROF. ALEXANDER B. W. KENNEDY, T reasurer and V ice-P resident. LL.D. PROF. MICHAEL FOSTER, M.A., M.D.— PROF. HO RICE LA. MB, M.A. S ecretary. PROF. 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