Biol. Bull. -- Table of Contents (January 1 1929, 56 [1])

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C. L. TURNER: STUDIES ON THE SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERS OF CRAYFISHES: IX. Females of Cambarus with Aberrant Female Characters
Biol Bull 1929 56: 1-7. [PDF]

MARGARET E. MACKAY: THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM OF THE EEL-POUT (ZOARCES ANGUILLARIS)
Biol Bull 1929 56: 8-23. [Abstract] [PDF]

MARGARET E. MACKAY: NOTE ON THE BILE IN DIFFERENT FISHES
Biol Bull 1929 56: 24-27. [PDF]

OSCAR W. RICHARDS: THE EFFECT OF NEUROPHIL DRUGS ON THE FIDDLER CRAB, UCA PUGNAX
Biol Bull 1929 56: 28-31. [Abstract] [PDF]

OSCAR W. RICHARDS: THE CONDUCTION OF THE NERVOUS IMPULSE THROUGH THE PEDAL GANGLION OF MYTILUS
Biol Bull 1929 56: 32-40. [Abstract] [PDF]

EDWARD D. CRABB: GROWTH OF A POND SNAIL, LYMNÆA STAGNALIS APPRESSA, AS INDICATED BY INCREASE IN SHELL-SIZE
Biol Bull 1929 56: 41-63. [PDF]

YUN-ICHI MORITA and ROBERT CHAMBERS: PERMEABILITY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NUCLEAR AND CYTOPLASMIC $Sacute$ URFACES IN AM $OElig$ BA DUBIA
Biol Bull 1929 56: 64-67. [Abstract] [PDF]

D. L. HOPKINS and PERCY L. JOHNSON: THE CULTURE OF AM $OElig$ BA PROTEUS IN A KNOWN SALT SOLUTION
Biol Bull 1929 56: 68-73. [Abstract] [PDF]

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