Archives of natural history Volume 11

Archives of natural history Volume 11

GRUBER, J. W. What is it? The Echidna comes to England. Anh 11 (1): 1–15 (October 1982).

SWINNEY, G. N. Some Richardson type specimens in a collection of Australian fishes, with notes on their collector Robert Neill. Anh 11 (1): 17–25 (October 1982).

TURNER, A. J. A forgotten naturalist of the seventeenth century: William Cole of Bristol and his collections. Anh 11 (1): 27–41 (October 1982).

MADULID, D. A. The life and work of Antonio Pineda, naturalist of the Malaspina Expedition. Anh 11 (1): 43–59 (October 1982).

NOBLETT, W. Pennant and his publisher; Benjamin White, Thomas Pennant and of London. Anh 11 (1): 61–68 (October 1982).

SUMMERS, G. A bibliography of the scientific writings of Thomas Say (1787–1834). Anh 11 (1): 69–81 (October 1982).

FRIESS, H. Johann Samuel Schröter (1735–1808) a pioneer in palaeontology. Anh 11 (1): 83–98 (October 1982).

MIDDLETON, W. E. K. The 1669 eruption of Mount Etna: Francesco d’Arezzo on the vitreous nature of lava. Anh 11 (1): 99–102 (October 1982).

SPATH, F. E. and WRIGHT, C. W.  L. F. Spath (1882–1957), ammonitologist. Anh 11 (1): 103–105 (October 1982).

CAPOCACCIA, L. and POGGI, R. Short history of the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale “Giacomo Doria” in Genoa, Italy. Anh 11 (1): 107–122 (October 1982).

BENTON, M. J. Progressionism in the 1850s: Lyell, Owen, Mantell and the Elgin fossil reptile Leptopleuron (Telerpeton). Anh 11 (1): 123–136 (October 1982).

APPLEBY, J. H. “Rhubarb” Mounsey and the Surinam Toad – a Scottish physician-naturalist in Russia. Anh 11 (1): 137–152 (October 1982).

TJADEN, W. L. Miller’s Gardeners Dictionary: some inconsistencies between editions. Anh 11 (1): 153–158 (October 1982).

BOOK NOTICES. Anh 11 (1): 159–167 (October 1982).

RICE, A. L. Thomas Henry Huxley and the strange case of Bathybius haeckelii; a possible alternative explanation. Anh 11 (2): 169–180 (October 1983).

CATLETT, S. Huxley, Hutton and the “White Rage”: a debate on vivisection at the Metaphysical Society. Anh 11 (2): 181–189 (October 1983).

ALLEN, D. E. Huxley’s botanist brother-in-law. Anh 11 (2): 191–193 (October 1983).

GUÉDÈS, M. Notules de bibliographie botanique XVI–XXI. Anh 11 (2): 195–206 (October 1983).

HAYEK, C. M .F. von The date of publication of the fourth volume of Silbermann’s Revue Entomologique. Anh 11 (2): 207–208 (October 1983).

MEYNELL, G. Francis Bauer, Joseph Banks, Everard Home and others. Anh 11 (2): 209–221 (October 1983).

CASSIE, V. A history of freshwater diatom research in New Zealand. Anh 11 (2): 223–231 (October 1983).

McKENZIE, E. H. C. Mycological history and exploration in New Zealand. Anh 11 (2): 233–247 (October 1983).

NELSON, E. C. David Moore, Miles J. Berkeley and scientific studies of potato blight in Ireland, 1845–1847. Anh 11 (2): 249–261 (October 1983).

ROLFE, W. D. I. William Hunter (1718–1783) on Irish ‘Elk’ and Stubbs’s Moose. Anh 11 (2): 263–290 (October 1983).

CHEKE, A. S. A note on the Album of a Hundred Birds by KÇno Bairei, a nineteenth century Japanese artist, with new light on the ‘Avis Indica’ of Collaert. Anh 11 (2): 291–297 (October 1983).

BLOWS, W. T. William Fox (1813–1881), a neglected dinosaur collector of the Isle of Wight. Anh 11 (2): 299–313 (October 1983).

PORTER, D. M. More Darwin Beagle notes resurface. Anh 11 (2): 315–316 (October 1983).

DAVIES, K. C. and HULL, J. Burchell’s South African bird collection (1810–1815). Anh 11 (2): 317–342 (October 1983).

BOOK NOTICES. Anh 11 (2): 343–364 (October 1983).

MILLS, E. L. A view of Edward Forbes, naturalist. Anh 11 (3): 365–393 (April 1984).

DESMOND, A. Robert E. Grant’s later views on organic development: the Swiney lectures on “Palaeozoology”, 1853–1857. Anh 11 (3): 395–413 (April 1984).

STIEBER, M. T. From Edward to Robert Tatnall: biographical remarks on some contributors to the Flora of Delaware and the Eastern Shore with a bibliography of its collectors. Anh 11 (3): 415–429 (April 1984).

PRICE, J. H. Bibliographic notes on works concerning the Algae IV. Publication dates of parts of the Phycologia Britannica … (1846–1851) of William Henry Harvey. Anh 11 (3): 431–440 (April 1984).

PRICE, J. H. Bibliographic notes on works concerning the Algae V. A note on aspects of Fuci … (Dawson Turner, 1807–1819). Anh 11 (3): 440–442 (April 1984).

JONSELL, B. Daniel Solander — the perfect Linnaean; his years in Sweden and relations with Linnaeus. Anh 11 (3): 443–450 (April 1984).

MARSHALL, J. B. Daniel Carl Solander, friend, librarian and assistant to Sir Joseph Banks. Anh 11 (3): 451–456 (April 1984).

DIMENT, J. A. and WHEELER, A. Catalogue of the natural history manuscripts and letters by Daniel Solander (1733–1782), or attributed to him, in British collections. Anh 11 (3): 457–488 (April 1984).

TINGBRAND, P. Daniel Solander, Piteå’s around-the-world pioneer. Anh 11 (3): 489–498 (April 1984).

STEARN, W. T. Daniel Carlsson Solander (1733–1782), pioneer Swedish investigator of Pacific natural history. Anh 11 (3): 499–503 (April 1984).

WHEELER, A. Daniel Solander and the zoology of Cook’ s voyage. Anh 11 (3): 505–515 (April 1984).

BOOK NOTICES. Anh 11 (3): 517–528 (April 1984).