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A journey of geographical and archaeological exploration in Chinese Turkestan, by M.A. Stein, p. 747.
A new theory of the origin of species, by A. Dastre, p. 507.
Aerial navigation, by O. Chanute, p. 173.
An exploration to Mount McKinley, by Alfred H. Brooks, p. 407.
Animals that hunt, by Henri Coupin, p. 567.
Central American hieroglyphic writing, by Cyrus Thomas, p. 705.
Desert plants as a source of drinking water, by Frederick V. Coville, p. 499.
Experimental studies on the mental life of animals, by N. Vaschide and P. Rosseau, p. 545.
Experiments in radioactivity and the production of helium from radium, by Sir William Ramsay and Mr. Frederick Soddy, p. 203.
First year's work of National Antarctic Expedition, by Sir Clements R. Markham, p. 459.
Flamingoes' nests, by Frank M. Chapman, p. 573.
Food plants of ancient America, by O.F. Cook, p. 481.
From the Somali coast through Ethiopia to the Sudan, by Oscar Neumann, p. 775.
Frozen mammoth in Siberia, by O.F. Herz, p. 611.
General description of the moon, by Prof. N.S. Shaler, p. 103.
Graham Bell's tetrahedral kites, p. 183.
High-speed electric interurban railways, by George H. Gibson, p. 311.
Index, p. 859.
Intra-atomic energy, by Gustave Le Bon, p. 263.
Lhasa and central Tibet, by G. Ts. Tsybikoff, p. 727.
List of plates, p. IX.
Methods of forecasting the weather, by Prof. J.M. Pernter, p. 151.
Modern views on matter, by Sir Oliver Lodge, p. 215.
Modern views on matter: The realization of a dream, by Sir William Crookes, p. 229.
Musk oxen in captivity, by Jul. Schiott, p. 601.
North polar exploration, 1898-1902, by Commander R.E. Peary, p. 427.
Primeval Japanese, by Capt. F. Brinkley, p. 793.
Problems arising from variations in the development of skull and brains, by Prof. Johnson Symington, p. 647.
Proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XV.
Progress with air ships, by Maj. B. Baden-Powell, p. 167.
Radium, by E. [i.e., Pierre] Curie, p. 187.
Radium, by J.J. Thomson, p. 199.
Report of the Executive Committee, p. XXI.
Report of the Secretary, p. 1.
Robert Henry Thurston, by W.F. Durand, p. 843.
Spouting and movements of whales, by E.G. Racovitza, p. 627.
Table of contents, p. V.
Terrestrial magnetism in its relation to geography, by Capt. E.W. Creak, p. 391.
The "N" rays of M. Blondlot, by C.G. Abbot, p. 207.
The ancient Hittites, by Dr. Leopold Messerschmidt, p. 681.
The antiquity of the lion in Greece, by Dr. A.B. Meyer, p. 661.
The atomic theory, by Prof. F.W. Clarke, p. 243.
The beginnings of photography, by Maj. Gen. J. Waterhouse, p. 333.
The electric furnace, by J. Wright, p. 295.
The evolution of the human foot, by M. Anthony, p. 519.
The excavations at Abusir, Egypt, by Prof. Dr. A. Wiedemann, p. 669.
The Korean language, by Homer B. Hulbert, p. 805.
The Marienfelde-Zossen high-speed electric railway trials, by Alfred Gradenwitz, p. 323.
The name mammal and the idea expressed, by Theodore Gill, p. 537.
The pressure due to radiation, by E.F. Nichols and G.F. Hull, p. 115.
The psychical faculties of ants and some other insects, by A. Forel, p. 587.
The reclamation of the West, by F.H. Newell, p. 827.
The relations of geology, by Prof. Charles Lapworth, p. 363.
The Republic of Panama, by Prof. William H. Burr, p. 811.
The sun-spot period and the variations of the mean annual temperature of the Earth, by Dr. Ch. Nordmann, p. 139.
The Swedish Antarctic Expedition, by Otto Nordenskiold and others, p. 467.
Theodore Mommsen, by Emil Reich, p. 851.
Traces of aboriginal operations in an iron mine near Leslie, Mo., by W.H. Holmes, p. 723.
Upon maternal solicitude in Rhynchota and other nonsocial insects, by G.W. Kirkaldy, p. 577.
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