Biol. Bull. -- Table of Contents (October 1 1943, 85 [2])

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ROBERT W. PYLE: THE HISTOGENESIS AND CYCLIC PHENOMENA OF THE SINUS GLAND AND X-ORGAN IN CRUSTACEA
Biol Bull 1943 85: 87-102. [Abstract] [PDF]

AGNES SANXAY BURT: NEURULATION IN MECHANICALLY AND CHEMICALLY INHIBITED AMBLYSTOMA
Biol Bull 1943 85: 103-115. [Abstract] [PDF]

DAVID M. PRATT: ANALYSIS OF POPULATION DEVELOPMENT IN DAPHNIA AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES
Biol Bull 1943 85: 116-140. [Abstract] [PDF]

ETHEL BROWNE HARVEY: RATE OF BREAKING AND SIZE OF THE "HALVES" OF THE ARBACIA PUNCTULATA EGG WHEN CENTRIFUGED IN HYPO- AND HYPERTONIC SEA WATER
Biol Bull 1943 85: 141-150. [Abstract] [PDF]

ETHEL BROWNE HARVEY and THOMAS F. ANDERSON: THE SPERMATOZOON AND FERTILIZATION MEMBRANE OF ARBACIA PUNCTULATA AS SHOWN BY THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
Biol Bull 1943 85: 151-156. [Abstract] [PDF]

JOSEPH HALL BODINE and THEODORE NEWTON TAHMISIAN: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENZYME (TYROSINASE) IN THE PARTHENOGENETIC EGG OF THE GRASSHOPPER, MELANOPLUS DIFFERENTIALIS
Biol Bull 1943 85: 157-163. [PDF]

HANS RIS: A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF ANAPHASE MOVEMENT IN THE APHID TAMALIA
Biol Bull 1943 85: 164-178. [Abstract] [PDF]

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