Bibliographies accompany some of the articles.
Each plate preceded by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress.
The proceedings were also issued in a separate volume, and the memoirs were also issued in the form of monographs. cf. p. [ii]
The relation of smell, taste, and the common chemical sense in vertebrates, by G.H. Parker. On the supposed tertiary antarctic continent, by Sir W.T. Thiselton-Dyer. Mollusk fauna of northwest America, by W.H. Dall. The relation of plant protoplasm to its environment, by J.M. Macfarlane. Tetraplasy, the law of the four inseparable factors of evolution, by H.F. Osborn. The phylogenetic value of color characters in birds, by Witmer Stone. Further experiments with mutations in eyecolor of Drosophila: the loss of the orange factor, by T.H. Morgan. On the radiation of energy, by J.E. Ives. The history and zoological position of the albino rat, by H.H. Donaldson. The gorgonians of the Brazilian coast, by A.E. Verrill. New Observations in chemistry and mineralogy, by G.A. Koenig. A study of the variation and zoogeography of Liguus in Florida, by H.A. Pilsbry. Analyse der süd-amerikanischen Heliceen, von Hermann von Ihbering. Experimental studies on nuclear and cell division in the eggs of Crepidula, by E.G. Conklin. Index to genera, species, etc., described or referred to in this volume. General index.