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%T Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission. Vol. XIX, for 1899

%A United States Congress House

%A United States Commission on Fish and Fisheries (1871-1903)

%A Bumpus, Hermon Carey

%A Clark, Hubert Lyman

%A Cobb, John Nathan

%A Gorham, Frederic Poole

%A Greeley, Arthur White

%A Green, Erik H.

%A Howe, Freeland

%A Jenkins, Oliver Peebles

%A Jennings, Herbert Spencer

%A Jordan, David Starr

%A Kellogg, James Lawrence

%A Levene, Phoebus Aaron

%A Linton, Edwin

%A Mead, A.D

%A Nutting, Charles Cleveland

%A Shufeldt, Robert Wilson

%A Smith, Hugh McCormick

%A Snyder, John Otterbein

%A Tower, Ralph Winfred

%A Wheeler, William Morton

%D 1900

%X A report of work on the protozoa of Lake Erie, with especial reference to the laws of their movements, by H.S. Jennings, p. 105

%X Descriptions of fifteen new species of fishes from the Hawaiian islands, by Oliver P. Jenkins, p. 387

%X Descriptions of new species of fishes from the Hawaiian islands, belonging to the families of Labridae and Scaridae, by Oliver P. Jenkins, p. 45

%X Experiments in photography of live fishes, by R.W. Shufeldt, p. 1

%X Fish parasites collected at Woods Hole in 1898, by Edwin Linton, p. 267

%X Improvements in preparing fish for shipment, by Ralph W. Tower, p. 231

%X Index to report on parasites of fishes, p. 489

%X Index, p. 493

%X List of illustrations, p. V

%X Notes on a collection of fishes from the rivers of Mexico, with descriptions of twenty new species, by David Starr Jordan and John O. Snyder, p. 115

%X Notes on the Florida sponge fishery in 1899, by Hugh M. Smith, p. 149

%X Notes on the tide-pool fishes of California, with a description of four new species, by Arthur White Greeley, p. 7

%X Observations on the life history of the common clam, by James L. Kellogg, p. 193

%X On the movements of certain lobsters liberated at Woods Hole, by Hermon C. Bumpus, p. 225

%X Parasites of fishes of the Woods Hole region, by Edwin Linton, p. 405

%X Report of a dredging expedition off the southern coast of New England, September, 1899, by Freeland Howe, p. 237

%X Rotatoria of the United States with especial reference to those of the Great Lakes, by H.S. Jennings, p. 67

%X Some chemical changes in the developing fish egg, by P.A. Levene, p. 153

%X Table of contents, p. III

%X The chemical composition of the subdermal connective tissue of the ocean sun-fish, by Erik H. Green, p. 321

%X The clam problem and clam culture, by James L. Kellogg, p. 39

%X The free-swimming copepods of the Woods Hole region, by William Morton Wheeler, p. 157

%X The gas-bubble disease of fish and its cause, by F.P. Gorham, p. 33

%X The hydroids of the Woods Hole region, by C.C. Nutting, p. 325

%X The lobster fishery of Maine, by John N. Cobb, p. 241

%X The natural history of the starfish, by A.D. Mead, p. 203

%X The skeleton of the black bass, by R.W. Shufeldt, p. 311

%X The synaptas of the New England coast, by Hubert Lyman Clark, p. 21

%X Woods Hole biological notes. No. 1, by biological laboratory of the U.S. Fish Commission, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, p. 305

%C Washington, DC

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