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I.—On a Cysticercus from the peritoneal cavity of a raccoon-like dog (Nyctereutes procyonides)
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 1
II.—On the fructification of Eusphenopteris tenella, Brongn., and Sphenopteris microcarpa, Lesq
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 7
III.—On certain limpets and chitons from the deep waters off the Eastern Coast of the United States
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 11
IV.—Notes on the Mollusca procured by the Italian exploration of the Mediterranean in 1881
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 27
Description of a new genus and species of frogs of the family Ranidae
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 35
VII.—Descriptions of new Coleoptera from Madagascar (Anthribidæ and Longicornia)
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 43
VIII.—On the correct generic and specific name of the Indian Shámá
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 47
IX.—Notes on the Trochamminæ of the lower Malm of the Canton Aargau (Switzerland)
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 49
A Monograph of the British Fossil Cephalopoda. Part I. Introduction and Silurian Species. By J. F. Blake, M.A., F.G.S., Professor of Natural Science in University College, Mottingham. 4to. London: J. Van Voorst, 1882
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 61
Catalogue of the Fossil Foraminifera in the British Museum (Natural History). By Prof. T. Rupert Jones, F.R.S., F.G.S., &c. 8vo. Pp. i–xxiv and pp. 1–100. London: Printed by order of the Trustees, 1882
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 66
Proceedings of Learned Societies
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 67
Sponges from the Neighbourhood of Boston, U.S
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 72
On some new species of the genus Caerostris from Madagascar
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 100
New sponges, observations on old ones, and a proposed new group
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 106
XIII.—Contributions to the knowledge of the Alcyonaria Part II., including descriptions of new species from Mauritius
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 125
XIV.—Carcinological investigation on the genera Pemphix, Glyphea, and Aræosternus
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 133
Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera, chiefly from Duke-of-York Island and New Britain
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 36
XVI.—Contributions towards a general history of the Marine Polyzoa
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 160
The Student's List of British Coleoptera, with Synoptic Tables of the Families and Genera. Compiled by Francis P. Pascoe. Small 8vo. London: Taylor and Francis, 1882
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 170
Rhopalocera Malayana: a Description of the Butterflies of the Malay Peninsula. By W. L. Distant. Part I. London (West, Newman, & Co., Hatton Garden) & Penang
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 171
Proceedings of Learned Societies
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 172
Notes on the Luminosity of the Sea, taken on the West Coast of Norway from September 1881 to April 1882
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 176
On the priority of Euplœa Castelnaui of Felder over Euplœa phœbus
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 178
On some experiments in hybridization between different species of Echinoidea
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 179
On variation in the nest-forms of the furrow-spider (Epeira strix)
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 180
XVII.—Notes on fossil calcispongiæ, with descriptions of new species
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 185
XVIII.—Diagnoses of new species of Pleurotomidæ in the British Museum
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 206
XIX.—Note on the Echinoderm-fauna of the island of Ceylon, together with some observations on heteractinism
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 218
Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera, chiefly from Duke-of-York Island and new Britain
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 226
XXI.—On the structure and functions of the elytra of the Aphroditacean annelids
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 238
XXII.—Note on Keramosphæra, a new type of porcellanous Foraminifera
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 242
Bibliographical notice
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 256
On Crenothrix Kühniana (Rabenhorst), the cause of the infection of the waters at Lille
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 263
XXV.—Embryogeny of the Bryozoa; an attempt at a general theory of their development, founded upon the study of their metamorphoses
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 265
Notice of a second species of Triprion
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 279
XXVII.—On the conario-hypophysial cerebral tract of Professor Owen
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 280
XXVIII.—The affinities of Palæocampa, Meek and Worthen, as evidence of the wide diversity of type in the earliest known myriopods
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 286
XXIX.—Diagnoses of new species of Pleurotomidæ in the British Museum
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 296
XXX.—Carcinological investigation on the genera Pemphix, Glyphea, and Aræosternus
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 306
XXXI.—List of Lepidoptera recently collected by Lieut. Alfred Carpenter at Yedo and Oö-Sima
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 317
XXXII.—The pelagic fauna of freshwater lakes
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 320
Description of a new genus and species of frogs of the family Hylidae
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 326
On the sexuality of the common oyster (Ostrea edulis) and that of the Portuguese oyster (O. angulata). Artificial fecundation of the Portuguese oyster
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 328
Orthocynodon, an animal related to the rhinoceros, from the Bridger Eocene
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 332
On the structure of the head of Archæopteryx
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 334
On the innervation of the mantle of some lamellibranchiate mollusca
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 336
Preliminary notice of Cephalodiscus, a new type allied to Prof. Allman's Rhabdopleura dredged in H.M.S. 'Challenger'
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 337
XXXV.—Additional notes on the Trochamminæ of the Lower Malm of the Canton Aargau, including Webbina and Hormosina
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 349
XXXVI.—Notes on the Palœozoic Bivalved Entomostraca.—No. XV. A carboniferous Primitia from South Devon
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 358
XXXVIII.—Spermatozoa, polygonal cell-structure, and the green colour in Spongilla, together with a new species
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 362
XXXIX.—Descriptions of new species of Lepidoptera from Tenasserim
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 372
On the species of Ocypoda in the collections of the British Museum
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 376
XLI.—Embryogeny of the Bryozoa; an attempt at a general theory of their development, founded upon the study of their metamorphoses
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 388
XLII.—On the affinities of the genus Pothocites, Paterson
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 404
XLIII.—On some apparently undescribed Rhopalocera
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 405
On Lieberkuehnia, a freshwater multinucleated rhizopod
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 410
On animal polymorphism
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 416
XLIV.—Mimicry between butterflies of protected genera
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 417
XLVI.—On the identity of Ceramopora (Berenicea) megastoma, M'Coy, with Fistulipora minor, M'Coy
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 427
XLVII.—Descriptions of two new species of birds from Sumatra
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 431
XLVIII.—Descriptions of new species of Sphingidæ, chiefly from Africa
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 432
XLIX.—Remarks on the genus Solaster
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 436
L.—Descriptions of some new genera and species of Curculionidæ, mostly Asiatic
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 443
LII.—Eryoneicus, a new genus allied to Willemoesia
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 456
LIII.—Note on Platyarthrus Hoffmanseggii, Brandt, and Helleria brevicornis, Ebner, Terrestrial Isopoda
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 458
LIV.—Report on the Polyzoa of the Queen Charlotte Islands
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 459
A monograph of the British Phytophagous Hymenoptera (Tenthredo, Sirex, and Cynips, Linné). Vol. i. 8vo. London: Ray Society, 1882
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 471
Guide to the Exhibition Galleries the Department of Geology and Palœontology, British Museum (Natural History), Cromwell Road, South Kensington. 56 pp., with numerous woodcuts. 8vo. Printed by order of the Trustees, (October) 1882
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 474
Norwegian and Scottish Lepidoptera
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 475
Evidence of great destruction of life last winter off the New-England Coast
Ser 5, Vol 10, Page 479

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1882

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