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Aufhovs and societies are å´r~fqueste to forward their works to the editors as sooft a #ubtis&ed. The date of publicatiew, given i'Ì brackets [I, marks the time at which the work was received, unless an earlier date of publication is kaowa to vecordw or editor. Unless othe~wise stated each yecord is made directly fram the work that is voticed. A colon after inifutl designates the most common given name, as: A: Augustus; B: Ben- jamk; C: Charles; D: David; 2%: Edward; F: Frederic; G: George; H: Henry; I: Isaac; J: John; K: Karl; L: Louis; M: Mark; N: Nicholas; 0: Otto; P: Peter; 3:
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Darwin, C :
On the various contrivances by
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Sinws, among other things, that certain plants are so impendent upon certain insects and nthcr tuiimala for olli~iiition that thdr diatributkin is newss.iritv limitcd by thnt of the imectx in question. Tpe pksence of some euch spcci.diwd plant? in hiqli ht~tudcs is made US<; ot us H. rt?;Tinn fir brli~i ing" tlic nccnmnct; of tiw~r p$irttcu[fl:r groups oF twcrts. 117 T, (25.37) Delpino, Federico. Suli' opera "La distri- buzione dei sessi nelle piante e !a S.egge che osta alla perenniti dellit fecondazione con- snnguineil" . . . Note criticbe. (Atti dellu soc, ital. di sci. nat. [Mi1anolr 1867, v. 10, p. 571-303.)
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17-54.)
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Hildabrand, Friedrich. Ueher die Wecbsel- heziehiinseii in dcr Verbreitiing von Pfiiinz- en und Thieren. (Bot. Zeitnng, 1869. v. 27 : r9 Nov., c. 792-794: 26 Nov., c. 809-813.) Partial Engl. tr., by A. W. Bennett. en- titled "The influent of insect-agency on the distribution of plants." (Journ. of
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