Archives of natural history Volume 22

Archives of natural history Volume 22

MUNTZ, W. R. A. Giant octopuses and squid from Pliny to the Rev. Moses Harvey. Anh 22 (1): 1–28 (February 1995).

COLLIE, M. George Gordon (1801–1893), man of science. Anh 22 (1): 29–49 (February 1995).

SHERBO, A. Thomas Martyn (1735–1825), “P. B. C.”: his contributions to the Gentleman’s Magazine. Anh 22 (1): 51–59 (February 1995).

WYATT, J. F. George Bellas Greenough: a Romantic geologist. Anh 22 (1): 61–71 (February 1995).

MEARNS, B. and MEARN, R. William Rich Hutton of Hutton’s Vireo — an early artist in California. Anh 22 (1): 73–77 (February 1995).

MacGREGOR, A. The natural history correspondence of Sir Hans Sloane. Anh 22 (1): 79–90 (February 1995).

BRANDON-JONES, C. Long gone and forgotten: reassessing the life and career of Edward Blyth, zoologist. Anh 22 (1): 91–95 (February 1995).

KIRK-SPRIGGS, A.H. Robert Henry Fernando Rippon (ca. 1836–1917), naturalist and zoological illustrator. Anh 22 (1): 97–118 (February 1995).

CIANCIO, L. The correspondence of a “virtuoso” of the late Enlightenment: John Strange and the relationship between British and Italian naturalists. Anh 22 (1): 119–129 (February 1995).

BOOK REVIEWS. Anh 22 (1):131–145 (February 1995).

HORSMAN, F. Ralph Johnson’s notebook. Anh 22 (2): 147–167 (June 1995).

ORTIZ CRESPO, F. I. Fragoso, Monardes and pre-Chinchonian knowledge of Cinchona. Anh 22 (2): 169–181 (June 1995).

RADCLYFFE, H. Theophilus Johnson: amateur naturalist, artist and publisher extraordinaire. Anh 22 (2): 183–190 (June 1995).

ALDEN, F. The “Unknown Knight of St. John”. Anh 22 (2): 191–193 (June 1995).

O’HARA, J. E. Henry Walter Bates — his life and contributions to biology. Anh 22 (2): 195–219 (June 1995).

STROUD, P. T. The founding of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia in 1812 and its Journal in 1817. Anh 22 (2): 221–233 (June 1995).

WHEELER, A. Zoological collections in the British Museum: the Linnean Society’s Museum. Anh 22 (2): 235–254 (June 1995).

WOOD, S. W. The first use of the terms “Homology” and “Analogy” in the writings of Richard Owen. Anh 22 (2): 255–259 (June 1995).

MEARNS, B. and MEARNS, R. A wrongly identified Audubon bird painting: Brewer’s Sparrrow mistaken for Clay-colored Sparrow. Anh 22 (2): 261–266 (June 1995).

ZEIDLER, W. The drawings of hyperiid amphipods (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Hyperiidea) by Sydney Parkinson commissioned by Joseph Banks on the Endeavour Voyage 1768–1771 held in the Natural History Museum, London. Anh 22 (2): 267–281 (June 1995).

DATTA, A. Obituary. Frederick Charles Sawyer 1904–1993. Anh 22 (2): 283–288 (June 1995).

BOOK REVIEWS. Anh 22 (2): 289–299 (June 1995).

HEPPELL, D. The long dawn of malacology: a brief history of malacology from prehistory to the year 1800. Anh 22 (3): 301–319 (October 1995).

CHESNEY, H. C. G. Ireland’s pioneering malacologists — from dredging to drummondi. Anh 22 (3): 321–331 (October 1995).

COOK, L. M. T. Vernon Wollaston and the “monstrous doctrine”. Anh 22 (3): 333–348 (October 1995).

DAVIS, P. George Johnston (1797–1855) of Berwick upon Tweed and the pioneers of marine biology in north-east England. Anh 22 (3): 349–369 (October 1995).

CAMERON, R. A. D. Master molluscs: “Pan-Germanism” and J. W. Taylor’s biogeographical thought. Anh 22 (3): 371–384 (October 1995).

CLEEVELY, R. J. Some “Malacological pioneers” and their links with the transition of shell collecting to conchology during the first half of the nineteenth century. Anh 22 (3): 385–418 (October 1995).

PREECE, R. C. and KILLEEN, I. J. Edward Forbes (1815–1854) and Clement Reid (1853–1916): two generations of pioneering polymaths. Anh 22 (3): 419–435 (October 1995).

PYLE, C. M. Update to: “Some late sixteenth-century depictions of the aurochs (Bos primigenius Boganus, extinct 1627): new evidence from Vatican MS Urb. at. 276”. Anh 22 (3): 437–438 (October 1995).

BOOK REVIEWS. Anh 22 (3): 439–447 (October 1995).