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%T Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the institution to July, 1892

%A United States Congress House

%A Smithsonian Institution Board of Regents

%A Billings, John Shaw

%A Brackett, William S.

%A Brown, Addison

%A Conant, Levi Leonard

%A Ewing, James Alfred

%A Geikie, Archibald

%A Gilbert, Grove Karl

%A Gray, Thomas

%A Hague, Arnold

%A Hales, Henry

%A Hastings, Charles Sheldon

%A Judd, John Wesley

%A Liveing, George Downing

%A Mason, Otis Tufton

%A Masson, Orme

%A Mouillard, Louis-Pierre

%A Osborn, Henry Fairfield

%A Packard, R.L

%A Palmen, Johan Axel

%A Quatrefages, Armand de

%A Wanner, Atreus

%A Shute, Daniel Kerfoot

%A Tregear, Edward Robert

%A Thompson, Joseph John

%A Thompson, Russell J.

%A Ramsay, William

%A Winlock, William Crawford

%A Rockhill, William Woodville

%D 1893

%X Aboriginal burial mounds in Ohio, by R.J. Thompson, p. 571

%X American inventions and discoveries in medicine, etc., by John S. Billings, p. 613

%X Anthropology of the brain, by D.K. Shute, p. 595

%X Appendix to Report of the Secretary, p. 49

%X Continental problems of geology, by G.K. Gilbert, p. 163

%X Crystallization, by G.D. Liveing, p. 269

%X Deduction from the gaseous theory of solution, by Orme Masson, p. 289

%X Discharge of electricity without electrodes, by J.J. Thompson, p. 229

%X Endowment for scientific research, by Addison Brown, p. 621

%X Explorations in Mongolia and Tibet, by W.W. Rockhill, p. 659

%X Geological change and time, by Sir Archibald Geikie, p. 111

%X Geological history of the Yellowstone National Park, by Arnold Hague, p. 133

%X Hertz's experiments, p. 203

%X Index, p. 775

%X Indian remains on the upper Yellowstone, by William S. Brackett, p. 577

%X Journal of the proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XI

%X Liquids and gases, by William Ramsay, p. 303

%X List of illustrations, p. VII

%X Molecular process in magnetic induction, by J.A. Ewing, p. 255

%X Pre-Columbian copper mining in North America, by R.L. Packard, p. 175

%X Prehistoric New Mexican pottery, by Henry Hales, p. 535

%X Present problems in evolution and heredity, by H.F. Osborn, p. 313

%X Primitive industry, by Thomas Wilson, p. 521

%X Primitive number systems, by Levi L. Conant, p. 583

%X Progress of anthropology in 1892, by O.T. Mason, p. 465

%X Progress of astronomy for 1891 and 1892, by W.C. Winlock, p. 681

%X Rejuvenescence of crystals, by John W. Judd, p. 281

%X Relics of an Indian hunting ground, by Atreus Wanner, p. 555

%X Report of the Executive Committee, p. XXIII

%X Report of the Secretary, p. 1

%X Report of the migration of birds, by J.A. Palmen, p. 375

%X Soaping geysers, by Arnold Hague, p. 153

%X Suggestions regarding solutions, by William Ramsay, p. 299

%X Table of contents, p. V

%X The Polynesian bow, by E. Tregear, p. 199

%X The advent of man in America, by A. de Quatrefages, p. 513

%X The birth of invention, by Otis T. Mason, p. 603

%X The empire of the air, by L.P. Mouillard, p. 397

%X The history of the telescope, by C.S. Hastings, p. 95

%X The inventors of the telegraph and telephone, by Thomas Gray, p. 639

%C Washington, DC

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