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NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL.

VOLS. 1—XX. 1867-1886.

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INDEX.

ABDOMINAL Pores Amphioxus, x. 502 ;
Lamprey, x. 488; Amia, &c., xiv.
88, 90, 92.

Viscera of Bushwoman, i. 206.

Abducent Nerves, Deep Origin of, xvi.
150.

Abeles on Glycogen, xiii. 239; on
Sugar-producing Ferments in the
Animal Organism, xi. 563.

- Abietineer, ii. 48.

Abiogenesis (Huizinga), vii. 358; ix. 248.

Abnormal Arrangement of Peritoneum,
xii. 237 ; of Cystic Artery, xiv. 373 ;
Distribution of Thoracic Duct, xvi.
301; Origin of Upper Seven Right
Intercostal Arteries, xvi. 441.

Abnormalities, Anatomical (Hellema),
li. 199; of Arteries (Collins), xx.
31-33.

at Base of Brain, xiii. 397.

of Upper Extremity (Charles),

ix. 180; of the Lobes of the Lung

(Maylard), xx. 34-38; Muscular,

xiv. 357.

of Museulus Biceps Flexor

Cruris, xv. 296.

of the Ribs (Aeby), iii. 195.
connected with Vertebral
Artery, xiv. 249.

Abraham, P. S., on an Anomalous
Growth bearing Pilose Skin in the
Pharynx of a Young Woman, xv. 244.

See Franks, Kendal.

Abranchiata, viii. 67, 71.

Abranchiate Vertebrates,
Nerves of, x. 97.

Abranchiati, xii. 407, footnote.

Abscess Formation, xx. 88, 92.

Abscesses, Multiple Metastatic, Cause
of (Recklinghausen), vi. 489.

Absinth, Action of (Magnan and
Bouchereau), iv. 313.

Bronchial

Absorption without Circulation (Goltz),
vi. 229 ; from Human Diaphragm,
xi. 200; of Fat, xiii. 125; by the
Villi (Basch), vi. 243 ; of Insoluble
Substances (Auspitz), vi. 245;
Intestinal (Letzerich), i. 361;
by the Lacteals and Lymphatics
(Broadbent), iv. 14 ; Influence of the
Nervous System on (Goltz), vi. 480;
of Peptones, &c., from the Intestine,
xiii. 245; by the Skin, x. 218;
through Skin of Frog, xi. 529;
Surfaces in Bones (Turner, Feltz),
vii. 167.

Acanthias, Abdominal Pores in, x.
201 ; xiv. 83, 93; Respiratory Move-
ment of, xiv. 462; Structure of, xii.
187, 203, 204.

Acanthobrachia inconspicua, Wright,
i. 333. 398,

Acanthocephali, xii. 407, footnote.

Acanthocephaloid Scolecid, Larval
Form of (Kent), vi. 449.

Acanthopteri, Blood-corpuscles of, x.
206.

Acardiac Monsters (Orth), vii. 332.

Accelerans, relation of Vagus to, xi.
557

Accessory Muscles (Tait), iv. 236-238 :
Processes as Persistent Epipbyses,
xii. 85.

Accipenser, xx.72 ; Ramus Pharyngeus
Itty x, ON.

Accommodation (Adamuk, Woinow),
v. 212 ; (Hulke), v. 195 ; (Fraenkel),
vii. 344.

Influence of, on the Idea of
Distance (Dr F. C. Donders), i, 169,
170.

Accommodation, Influence of the
Tunica Descemeti on (Heiberg), iv.
332.

4 INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XxX.

Accommodation, Mechanism of (Dud-
geon), vi. 474; (Volchers and
Hensen), i. 860 ; iii. 219 ; viii. 400.

of the Eye (Coccius), ili. 218.

Acephalous Monsters (Hicks and
Bankart), ili. 203.
Acetabulum in Ectopia Vesice

(Humphry), iii. 85.

Acetic Acid, Preservation of Minute
Animals in (Wright), iv. 259.

Action of, on Hemoglobin

(Korber), 11. 179.

Ether as an Anesthetic (Wood),
v. 202.

Acetone in Diabetes Mellitus (Rup-
stein), ix. 439.

Achscharumow, Dr, on the Action of
Aconitine, i. 154.

Achorion schinleinti, xii. 498.

Acinous Glands, Nerve-endings in
(Pfliiger), v. 379.

Ackermann on Digitalis and Digitalin,
vi. 500; viii. 227; on Loss of
Temperature, vi. 486.

Acids, Action of, iii. 38; Action on
Liver Ferment, xi. 563 ; Formation
of, in the Organism, xiii. 238 ; In-
fluence of, upon the Gases of the
Blood (Pfliiger and Zuntz), ii, 468 ;
of Stomach, ix, 426.

Acipenser, xix. 477 ; Alimentary Canal
and Pancreas of (Macallum), xx.
604-636.

Embryo of, x. 674.

Acipenser nacarti, xx. 613.

rubicundus, xx. 613.

sturio, Xx. 626, 631.

sturio, oxyrhynchus, macu-
losus, huso, stellatus, and ruthvenus,
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 87, 94.

Ackroyd, William, on the Movements
of the Iris, xiii. 146.

Aeonitia (Duquesnel), vi. 496 ; Action
of (Boehm and Wartmann), viii.
223.

Aconitine, Action of (Achscharumow),
i, 154 ; on heart, x. 209.

Aconitum lycoctonium, Vegetable
Principle of, x. 657
Acrobates pygmeus, Long Flexor

Muscles of, xvii. 151.
Acteon viridatum, li. 114.

Actinia mesembrianthemum, vii. 80.

Actinometra, Arms of, x. 574 ; Mouth
of, xii. 38.

Actinometra armata, Arms of, xi. 91;
Structure of, x. 579, 581.

jimbriata, Arms of, xi. 92.
nigra, Arms of, x. 583;

Nerves, &c., in, xi. 88, footnote,

89.

solaris, Arms of, xi. 91.

Actinomycosis, xx. 88, 93.

Action of Muscles passing over two or
more Joints (Cleland), i. 85 ; (Hiiter),
iii. 448.

of the Horse (Goodman), iv.
8-11; (Jos, Gamgee, sen.), iv.
235, 236.

Actodromus bairdi, xix. 63.

maculata, xix. 63.

minutilla, xix. 63, 76.

Adae, M., Temperature of Peripheral
Parts, xi. 570.

Adamkiewicz, A., Analogies to Dulong-
Petit’s Law in Animals, xi. 570;
Colour -reaction of Albumen, ix.
234; Mechanical Principles of Hom6-
othermie in the Higher Animals,
xi. 570; Physical Properties of
Muscular Substance, ix. 245;
Thermal Conductivity of Muscle, xi.
570.

Adamuk on Accommodation, v. 212;
on the Depressor Nerve of the Cat,
ili. 461; on the Action of the
Sympathetic on Intra-ocular Pressure,
ii. 192 ; on Independent Movement
of the Eyes, iv. 326 ; on Intra-ocular
Pressure, i. 360; on the Theory of
Negative Ocula Spectra, vi. 473.

Additional Bone in Human Carpus
(Struthers), iii, 354.

Address—

Humphry, Prof., on Physiology, i.
1-14.

Adenoid Tissue (Luschka), ii. 398.

Adenomata in Animals, xix. 461.

Admiralty Islanders, Cranial Char-
acters of, xvi. 135.

Adrenal Tumours, xix. 458.

Aeby, Prof. C., Der Bau des Mensch-
lichen Koérpers mit besonderer Riick-
sicht auf seine morphologische und

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. 5

physiologische Bedeutung (Review),
lii. 188; iv. 149; on Abnormality
of the Ribs, iii. 195 ; on Galvanic
Trritation of Striated Muscle, iii. 217 ;
Human Anatomy (Notice), iv. 149 ;
on the Composition of Bone, vi. 464 ;
vii. 357 ; Joint and Atmospheric Pres-
sure, ix. 444 ; on Sesamoid Bones in
the Human Hand, x. 440.

Aigialites, xviii. 86.

vociferus, XVill, 92; xix. 73.

Agithognathe, i. 370.

4lurus fulgens, Anatomy of (Flower),
vi. 446.

Aerial Leaves, Growth in, xii. 528.

Aetomorphe, xvili. 282, 283.

Afanasieff on the Function of the
Cerebral Peduncles, vi. 218; on the
Origin of Lymphatics, iii. 200; on
the Constituents of Asphyxiated
Blood which bind the Diffusible
Oxygen, viii. 196.

Afanassiew and Pawlow on the Secre-
tion of the Pancreas, xiii. 244.

Agamo-genesis in Aphides (Classarede),
i, 368.

Agaricus muscarius, Toxic Principle
of, ix. 240,

Age, Sternum as an Index of, xv. 327.

Agouti, xix. 433; xx. 45; Affinities
Of exalie WD;

Agraphia, xii. 470.

Ai, Epitrochleo-anconeus in (Galton),
ix. 171; Ischium of (Humphry), v.
76; Myology of the Limbs of the
(Humphry), iv. 17-78.

Aino Cranium (Kennedy), v. 343.

Air, Alterations in the Amount of, in
the Lungs (Landois), vi. 235 ; Ex-
pired, Volume of (Leichtenstern),
vi. 483 ; (Goldstein), 484; Physio-
logical Action of Compressed, xiii.
253 ; Organised, xiv. 107.

Air-bladder in Herring, xiv. 405.

Aitken, John, on a New Variety of
Ocular Spectrum, xiii. 322.

Akazga Ordeal Poison, vii. 139; Physio-
logical Action of (Rabuteau and
Peyre), v. 393 ; (Fraser), ii. 186.

Alachterium cretsii (van Beneden),
vi. 446.

Aladoff on the Cause of Diabetes, vi.

476; on Non-Irritability of the
Anterior Columns of the Cord, v. 210.

Albert, E., Investigations on Fever, ix.
247 ; on Septicemia, v. 411 ; on the
Temperature of the Heart, vii. 358 ;
of the Lungs, viii. 427 ; and Stricker,
Temperature of Heart and Lungs, ix.
247.

Albini on Thiry’s Fistula, vii. 187.

Albrecht, P., the Os Intermedium
Tarsi in Mammalia, xviii. 224; On
the Four Intermaxillary Bones, xviii.
224; Views on the Limbs of Verte-
brates, x. 659.

Albumen, Absorption of (Stockvis),
vi. 487; Action of Gases in the
Coagulation of (Mathieu and
Urbain), viii. 408; Analysis of, x.
640; Animal and Vegetable, xiii.
236 ; in Bright’s Disease (Gerhardt),
iii. 471; Colour Reaction of, ix. 234;
Compounds of, x. 642 ; Decomposi-
tion of, xi. 567; xiii. 238; within
the Human Organism (Schenk), ix.
246 ; Destruction of (Hoppe-Seyler),
viii. 206; Digestion of, by Pepsine
(Ransome), x. 459; Estimation of
Amount of, xi. 566 ; Estimation of,
in Milk, xi. 568; Quantitative Esti-
mation of (Liborius), vii. 358; in
Blood-serum, xi. 555; in Hydrocele,
xiii. 258 ; Metamorphosis of Trans-
fused, x. 647 ; Preparation of (Aron-
stein and Schmidt), viii. 410; Pre-
parations and Properties of Solutions
of, x. 643; Quantity of (Esbach),
viii. 421 ; Quantity taken, and Rela-
tion to Sulphur excreted in Bile, xi.
562; Studies on (Nasse), vill. 204;
in Urine (Senator), ix. 241; (Ober-
miiller), ix. 439; and Casein, dif-
ference between (Wanklyn), vi. 465.

Albumin (Béchamp), ix. 234.

Albuminates, ix.'426; Estimation of
Nitrogen in (Seegen and Nowak),
viii. 204.

Albuminoid Substances (Schwarzen-
bach, Diakonow), ii. 431; of Blood
(Heynsius), iv. 177, 178 ; Synthesis
of, in Animal Organism, xi. 559.

Albuminous Bodies (Nasse), vili. 410 ;
Estimation of N. in (Ritthausen),

6 INDEX TO VOLS. L=Xxk.

viii. 410; (Maerker), 411; Fluids,
Action of Galvanism on (Fraser), li.
179; Matters, Reactions of, with
Phenol (Zapolsky), vi. 470; Sub-
stances (Brothers Dusart), viii. 410;
in the Hepatie Cells (Pldsz), viii.
419; Injection of, into Veins, xiii.
255 ; of the Liver-Cells (Weiss), vill.
209.

Albuminuria, xiii, 249, 250; (Ger-
hardt), iii. 471 ; (Stokvis), iii, 241.

Alcea, xix. 66; xx. 48.

Alcedinide, xviii, 279-283.

Alcedo, xviii. 285-289; ispida, xviil.
285, 287, 290.

Alciope, Development of (Buchanan),
iv. 161.
Alcohol (Marvaud), vi. 500; Absorp-
tion of, into the Blood, vi. 492;
Action of, iv. 170; viii. 410; ix.
234; on Temperature and Pulse
(Rabow and Daub), viii. 427 ; Action
of, Diluted, on the Blood-corpuscles,
x. 778; Effects of (Parkes and Wol-
lowicz), v. 201; on Warm-blooded
Animals, vill. 233-242, 427; on
Nervous System (Hammond), ix.
412; Excretion of, by Respiration,
x. 212; Influence of, on Tempera-
ture (Riegel), viii. 427; ix. 247;
Occurrence of, in the Organism, x.
654 ; Use in Histology (Ranvier), ix.

404; and Absinth, Action of (Mag-
nan, Ross), vill. 220.

Alcyonaria, Anatomy of (Pouchet and
Myevre), v. 200.

Aleyone, xviii. 283.

Alectaga indica, Long Flexors of, xvii.
162, 179.

Alectoromorphe, i. 370; xviii. 88.

Alimentary Canal, Papers on, xi. 559 ;
Minute Anatomy of (Watney), ix.
204; Relative Size of, ix. 204; of
Acipenser, Amia, and Lepidosteus
(Macalluin), xx. 604-636; of Por-
poise, li. 74; of Vertebrates (Owen),
i, 135; and Appendages of Indian
Elephant, xiii. 17.

Alimentation, Papers on, ix. 233, 425.

Alix on the Disposition of the Cutaneous
Papille, iii. 200.

Alizarin Action of, on the Tissues of

the Animal Body (Lieberkiihn), ix.
443,

Alkali, withdrawal of, from the Living
Body (Salkowski), viii. 410.

Alkalies, Action of, on the Body
(Rabuteau and Constant), v. 207 ;
on Liver Ferment, xi. 563 ; on Dia-
static Action of Saliva and Pancreatic
Juice, xi. 559; Removal of, from
Animal Body, ix. 242-244.

Alkalinity of the Blood (Zuntz), il.
428; (Lassac) ix. 222; Effect of Lime
and Magnesia on, x. 645; of Urine
(Feltz and Ritter), ix. 241.

Alkaloids, Action of, tii, 38; ix. 248;
Influence of, on Heemoglobin (Schir),
ix. 417 ; of Fungi, xi. 570.

Allantoin, Formation of, from Uric
Acid, xi. 566.

Allantois in Human Embryo, x. 457.

Allbutt, Dr, on a Case of Premature
Menstruation, i. 184; the Effect of
Exercise on the Bodily Temperature,
vii. 106, 427.

Allchin, W. H., on the Preparation of
Fibrinogen and Fibrinoplastin, ii.
278, 279.

Allen, Harrison, on the Autopsy of the
Bodies of the Siamese Twins, x. 458 ;
on a Tertiary Occipital Condyle, iii.
196 ; xv. 60. p

William, a Variety of Pul-
monary Lobation and its Relations
to the Thoracic Parietes, as illus-
trated by Comparative Anatomy and
Abnormalities in the Human Sub-
ject, xvi. 605 ; Omphalo-mesenteric
Remains in Mammals, xvii. 59; on the
Varieties of the Atlas in the Human
Subject, and the Homologies of its
Transverse Processes, xiv. 18, 37.

Alligator, Muscular Anatomy of(Haugh-
ton), ii, 405; Arrangement of Mus-
cular Fibres of (Hair), il. 26-41;
Muscles of, xvi. 507 ; Physiology of
the Heart of (Mills), xx. 549-558 ;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 92; mis-
sisiptensis, X1x. 84; xx. 142, 349.

Allman, Professor, on the Arteries of
the Armadillo, ii. 175; on the
Genetic Succession of the Zooids in
the Hydroida, vy. 387; on the Homo-

INDEX TOVOLS. I—XxX. 7

logical Relations of the Ccelenterata,
vi. 448,

Alloxan in Urine (Lang), ii. 180.

Almén on Xanthin, 161; on a Remark-
able Change produced in the Urine

. by the External Use of Carbolic Acid
as a Disinfectant, v. 229.

Aloes, Action of, on Bile, x. 270.

Aloin, Action of (M‘Kendrick), vi. 500.

Alosa prestabilis, xx. 625.

Alpheus ruber, Orange-red Pigment of,
ii. 116.

Aluminium, Physiological Action of
Salts of, x. 479.

Alyschewsky, Paralysis of the Dia-
phragm after Section of the Phrenic
Nerves, ix. 425.

Amado, Silver, on the Histology of
the Thyroid Gland, v. 196.

Amara apricaria, Muscles of Leg of,
x. 219.

Amblyopone, Eye-muscles of, xvi. 335.

Amblyopsis, Rudimentary Eyes of,
xiv. 327.

Amblypterus anconoechmodus, vil. 338.

Ambulacral Arrangements of Echino-
dermata (Perrier), iv. 308.

American Blue Flag, xi. 69; Crania
(Huxley), ii. 253.

Amez-Droz on the Action of Nitrite of
Amyl, viii. 221.

Amia, Alimentary Canal and Pancreas
of (Macallum), xx. 604-636 ; Urino-
genital Organs of, x. 32; calva,
Cranial Osteology of, xi. 606; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 88; Hyoman-
dibular Clefts and Pseudobranchs of
(Wright), xix. 476.

Amiurus, xx. 614.

Ammocetes branchialis, Skull of, x.
414, 422, 429.

Ammonia, Action of, xi. 570; on the
Animal Organism, x. 220; on Heemo-
globin, iii. 469 ; in Blood (Briicke),
iii. 231; Evolution of, from Putre-
fying Blood (Exner), vi. 247, 459 ;
Influence of Salts of, on the Forma-
tion of Urea, xiii. 246; Salts of,
Amount of in Urine, xiii. 247; in
Urine, Estimation of, xiii. 249.

Ammoniacal Salts, Action of, on
Animal Organism (Lange), ix. 448.

Ammonium Chloride, Action on Biliary
Secretion of Dog, xi. 637.

Ammonium Action of Chloride, Bro-
mide, and Iodide of, xii. 58, 73.

Sulphide, Action of, on Hemo-

globin (Nawrocki), ii. 177.

Sulphocyanide of, as Histologi-
cal Reagent, xvii. 207.

Amnesia (Hollis), ix. 268.

Amnion (Winogradow, Schenk), vi. 441;
Defective Formation of (Thorner), iv.
161; Insectorum, ii. 82 ; of Scorpio,
ii. 84,

Amniotic Vertebrata, xi. 152,

Ameeba, Segmentation of, x. 398.

Amorphous Ferments, x. 654.

Amory, Dr, on the Action of Hydro-
eyanic Acid, vi. 496 ; on the Influ-
ence of Nitrous Oxide on Respiration
and Circulation, v. 390 ; on Veratria,
iv. 317.

Amphibia, i. 127; viii. 66; Affinities
of, x. 416 ; Carpus of, ii. 155 ; Den-
tary System of (Hertwig), ix. 397 ;
Embryo of, x. 674 ; Epiblast of, xi.
120 ; Eye-muscle of, xvi. 330-331 ;
Fifth Nerve of, xvi. 341; Gastrula
of, x. 547; Heart of, v. 200; xi.
688 ; Hypoblast and Mesoblast of,
xi, 152 ; Lateral Line, Epiblast, &c.,
in, xi. 407 ; Limbs of, x. 662 ; Liver,
xi. 683 ; Muscles of, xvi. 5C4 ; Pori
Abdominales, xiv. 90 ; Sense-organs
of (Schulze), iv. 308; Retina of
(Hulke), i. 94-106 ; Taste Organs of
(Schulze), v. 195 ; Tarsus of, ii. 156 ;
Urino-genital Organs of, x. 25, 28,
32, 33, 36; xii. 178; Yolk-cells of,
x. 541.

Amphidotus cordatus, Structure and
Habits of (Robertson), vi. 448.

Amphimorphe, xviii. 282.

Amphinome, Classification of (Kin-
berg), iv. 332.
Amphioxus, xi. 135; xx. 628; Ab-

dominal Pore of, x. 502 ; Absence of
Cardinal Veins in, xi. 692 ; Changes
in Ovum of, x. 457; Development
of, xvi. 318; Eye of, xvi. 820, 335;
Mode of Oviposition in (Marshall),
x. 502; Nervous System of, xvi.
345; Palpi of (Parker), viii. 63;

8 INDEX “O' WOES. FES.

Segmentation Cavity of, x. 529;
Spinal Nerves of (Balfour), x. 689 ;
Suppressed Myotomes of, x. 81;
Skull of, x. 417; Urino-genital
Organs of, x. 28; Development of
(Kowalevsky), iti. 205; Nervous
System of (Owsjannikow), ili. 204.

Ampliporus spectabilis, Anatomy of, x.
245.

Amphirrhina, Affinities of, x. 415.

Amphisticus, Anal Fins of (Blake),
iii. 31.

Amphiuma, Blood-corpuscles of, x.
206 ; Alimentary Tract of, xi. 154.
Amputation of Limbs, Changes after

(Dickinson), ili. 88 ; xiv. 424.

Amyl, Physiological Action of Nitrate
of, x. 658; Nitrite, Action of, on
the Circulation (Brunton), v. 92-
101 ; Action of, vi. 495; viii. 221,
222; xi. 572; Nitriteand Strychnia
Physiological Antagonists (Richard-
son), li. 425.

Amylene, Action of (Ranke), ii, 184.

Amylolytic Ferments (Foster), i. 107 ;
of the Pancreas (Liversidge), viii. 409.

Anacanthini, Blood-corpuscles of, x.
206.

Ananoff, on the Action of Oxygen on
Increased Reflex Excitability, ix. 218.

Anesthesia, Chloroform, State of Pupil
during (Budin), ix. 414.

from Cold (Horvath), vii. 344 ;

viii. 427.

Produced by Injection of Chloral
(Oré), ix. 221.

Anesthetics (Hermann and Dogiel), i.
15513 Action jof, iii. 3 3 xiii. 224 :
Effects of, on Pulmonary Circulation,
xiv. 495 ; Effects of, on Reflex Phe-
nomena, xvi. 143; Influence of, on
the Vaso-motor Centres (Bowditch
and Minot), ix. 216 ; Report of Com-
mittee of, xiii. 287, 583; Value of
Chloroform and Ethidene Dichloride
as, xv. 110.

Anal Fin Appendages of Embiotocoid
Fishes (Blake), iii. 30.

Anastomoses of Multipolar Nerve-cells
in the Spinal Cord, x. 446.

Anatomical Abnormalities (Hellema),
ii, 199.

Anatomical Contributions, Dutch and
Scandinavian (Moore), i. 171-185,
363-369 ; ii. 194-200, 432-436 ; iii.
249-951; iv. 194, 195, 332-339; v.
227-232.

Museums (Flower), ix. 259.

Nomenclature (Pye-Smith), xii.

154.

Variations, xv. 292.
and Zoological Researches, xiv.

253.
Anatomy, Comparative
wards), ix. 386.
Human, Observations on (Wag-
staffe), v. 274; (Turner), ix. 386;
Variations in (Thomson), xix. 328.
of the Perineum (Callender),
ii. 104-108; of the Pilot Whale,
Globiocephalus svineval, _— Lacép.
(Turner), ii. 66; of Porpoise, xiv.
467 ; of the Reproductive Organs of
the Frog, xviii. 122; of the Retina
of the Common Porpoise, Phocena
communis (Hulke), ii. 19; of
Shoulder and Upper Arm of Mole,
xx, 201.
Works on, x. 437, 438.
Reports on, i. 146-153, 356-
357 ; il, 165-176, 392-406 ; iii. 195-
206, 447-459; iv. 150-163, 300-310;
v. 192-200, 375-388; vi. 483-449. ;
vii. 167-174; viii. 386-394; ix.
190-207, 388; x. 440.
Anchitherium, xi. 48.
Ancylus fluviatilis, iv. 81.
Andamanese, Pelvis in, xvi. 108.
Anderson, E. A., on Bromide of Potas-
sium in Snake-bite, vii. 191.
John, Anatomical and Zoo-
logical Researches, comprising an
Account of the Zoological Results of
Two Expeditions to Western Yunnan
(Review), xiv. 253.
Keith, on Excretion of Urea in
Typhus, i. 161.
R. J., on a Case of Abnormal
Arrangement of Peritoneum, xii.
237.

(Milne-Ed-

A New Abnormality in connec-
tion with Vertebral Artery, xiv. 249.
Abdominal Arrangement of
Thyroid Arteries, xiv. 353.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX. 9

Anderson, R. J., Variety of Mylo-
pharyngeus and other Unusual Mus-
cular Abnormalities, xiv. 357.

on the Presence of an Astra-

galo-scaphoid Bone in Man, xiv.

452.

a Palatine Branch from the
Middle Meningeal Artery, xv.
136.

Notes on a Dissection of a case
of Epispadias, xv. 378.

Morphology of Muscles of
Tongue and Pharynx, xv. 382.
Division of the Scaphoid Bone
of the Carpus, with Notes on other
Varieties of the Carpal Bones, xvii.
253.

Observations on the Diameters
of Human Vertebre in Different
Regions, xvii. 341.

Contribution to the Anatomy of

the Indian Elephant, xvii. 491.

Transverse Measurement of

Human Ribs, xviii. 171.

on the Peritoneum of the Seal,

xix, 228.

on Exostosis of the Ulna, xix.
309, 310.

Anelectrotonus, Excitability and Rate
in, ii. 98.

Anencephalus, xvii. 257.

Anencephalous Foetus, Eye of (Manz),
v. 380.

Aneurism of the Aorta cured by Pres-
sure (Murray), vy. 314; Influence of
Nerves on the Production of, xvi.
144,

Angina Pectoris, Action of Nitrite of
Amyl in (Brunton), v. 92.

Angiomata in Animals, xix, 439;
Simple, xix. 440; Cavernous, xix.
340.

Anguillula, Perez on, i. 367 ; Respira-
tory Movements of, xiv. 462; Lum-
brici, vii. 86.

Anguilla vulgaris, Pori Abdominales
of, xiv. 89.

Anguis fragilis, Blood-corpuscles in, x.
206.

Aniline, Action of (Broadbent), ii. 49.

Animal Body, Removal of Alkalies
from, ix. 242,

Animal Electricity (Radcliffe), i. 164 ;
(Robin), i. 165 ; Hermann, Munk)
iv. 528.

Heat (Pouchet, Davy), i. 162;

(Walther), 163; (Richardson), iv.

328 ; (Herwath), v. 218; (Siemens,

Casey, Senator, Rosenthal, Riegel),

vii. 357; (Winternitz, Horvath,

Stricker and Albert, Bernard), vii.

358 ; (Bernard), viii, 431.

Action of Nervous System on

(Tscheschichin), i. 163.

Formation and Regulation of

(Murri), viii. 428; Influence of

Respiration upon (Lombard), iii.

215; in Puerperal Processes (Leh-

mann), i. 367; Self-regulation of

(Jacobson and Landré), i, 366.

Grafting (Bert), i. 163;

(Philipeaux), i. 368.

Mechanics(Haughton), vii. 168 ;

(Carlet, Schlagdenhautten), 169.

Organism, Combustion in

(Schutzenberger), ix. 232.

Substances, Spectroscopic Ob-

servations (Lankester), ii, 114; iv.

119.

Temperature, Influence of Alti-

tude on (Lortet), iv. 331.

Tissues, Nutrition of (Marcet),
ix. 234.

Animals Intermediate between Birds
and Reptiles (Huxley), iii. 206.

Anisodactyli, Blood-corpuscles of, x.
206.

Ankle-joint, Structure of (Reder), ix.444.

Annandale, T., on Congenital Malfor-
mation of the Msophagus, iii.
456.

Annelida (Kinberg), iv. 163; (M‘In-
tosh), iv. 308; Anatomy of, xiv.
349 ; Blood of, xiii. 361; Blood-cor-
puscles of, xii 401; Circulatory
System in, xi. 691; Green Cruorine
in, ii. 115 ; Hypoblast and Mesoblast
of, xi. 152 ; Muscles of (Quatrefages),
iv. 154; Nervous System of, xi. 433 ;
Oligochetous, Organisation of (Lan-
kester), v. 387 ; Orange-red Pigment
of, ii. 116 ; Phosphorescent Light of,
ii. 116; Red Cruorine in, ii. 114,
115; Segmental Tubes of, x. 48;

10 INDEX (TO “VOLS. Mixx,

Segmentation of Chetopodous, xi.
438.
Annulata,
404,

—— nova, iv. 332.

Tissue Metabolism in (Hollis),
vii. 85-92 ; viii. 120.

Annulatum, Regeneration of the Head
of (Kinberg), iv. 332.

Anodon, Heart of, x. 507; Nucleus of
Egg, x. 387; Organ of Bojanus in,
xiii, 400, 578.

Anomalhes of Arrangement (Embleton),
vi. 216 ; Muscular, xv. 139.

Anomalous Muscles in the Orbit (Boch-
dalek), iii, 448.

Anoplotheria, Dentition of, iii. 75.

Anoplotherium, xi. 48.

Anoura, Vlil. 66, 68.

Anstie on Sphygmography, i. 360 ; iii.
208.

Antagonism between Atropia and Mor-
phia (Finny), vii. 198.

between Atropia and Physo-

stigma (Fraser), vii. 198; (Osler),

viii. 232.

between Chloral and Strychnia

(Oré), vii. 197.

between Physostigma

Strychnia (Ashmead), vii. 198.

— between Saponin and Digitalin
(Koehler), viii. 231.

Anteater, xix. 88; Myology of, ii.
290-322 ; Placenta of, x. 706 ; Cape,
Placentation of (Turner), x. 693;
Absence of Quadratus Femoris Muscle
(Galton), ix. 185; Great, xix. 44;
Hairy, x. 706; Placenta of, xi. 81;
Uterus of, vill. 363 ; Scaly, Placenta
of, vill. 364; Two-toed, ix. 171,
footnote ; Myology of the Limbs of
the (Humphry), iv. 17, 78.

Antechinus swainsoni, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 153.

Antedon, v. 571; xi. 89; xii. 38, 157.

Antelope, Placenta of, xi. 43.

Antilope gutturosa, Thyroid of, xvii.
367.

Antenna, Reproduction of Feeler of
Lobster’s, xvi. 47.

Anterior Chamber of Eye, Inflammation
of (Goldzieher), ix. 415.

Meaning of Term, xii.

and

Anthea cereus, Chlorophyll in, xv.
263.

Anthropide, xvii. 73; Long Flexors of,
xvii. 175.

Anthropoid Apes. See Apes.

Anthropologie, Revue d’ (Topinard),
xx. 546.

Anthropomorpha, xviil. 73, 233.

Anthropopithecus troglodytes, Anatomy
of (Sutton), xviii. 66-85; Femoral
Artery in, xv. 523, 531.

Antiaris toxicaria, vil. 139.

Antimoniuretted Hydrogen, Action of,
on Hemoglobin (Koschlakoff and
Bogomoloff), ii. 469.

Antiseptic Dressings for Wounds, xiv.
456; Ligature of Arteries (Lister), ili.
393.

Antiseptics, Action of, on Infusoria, ii.
187.

Anura, xvi. 344, 511; xviii. 139.

Aonyx leptonyx, Myology of (Macalis-
ter), 1x. 405.

Aorta. See Arteries.

Ape, Bornean (Murie), vii. 334.

Ape-like Sacrum, ix. 18, 82.

Apes, Affinities of, xi. 52; xii. 147, 150;
Carpus of, ii, 156; Electrical Investi-
gation of Brain of (Hitzig), ix. 208;
Femoral Artery in, xv. 523 ; Larynx
of, xvii. 372-375; Placenta of, xii.
151, 495.

Anthropoid (Hartmann), vii.
171; Anatomy of (Giglioli, Hart-
mann, Broca), vii. 334; Brains of,
ix. 108; xiii. 227 ; Epitrochleo-an-
coneus in (Galton), ix. 173 ; Intelli-
gence of, ix. 107.

Aphakia, Apparent Accommodation in,
ix, 219.

Aphasia (Sanders), i. 157; (Hollis), ix.
268; xii. 462; Pathology of (Ferrier),
viii. 154.

Aphides, Generation of (Balbiani), iv.
162; v. 196 ; Reproduction of (Clas-
sarede), i. 368.

Aphis, xii. 157.

Aphriza virgata, xviii. 86.

Aphrodite aculeata, Blood of, xii.
412.

Apiocrinide, Structure of, xit. 47,
48,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. fat

Apiocrinus, Chambered Sioa of, xii.
47.

Apnea (Brown-Séquard), viii. 40 ;
(Ewald), viii. 204 ; xvi. 145 ; Gases
of the Blood in (Hering, Pfliiger), iii.
467.

Apocynacee, viii. 102.

Apoda, Eye-muscles of, xvi. 330.

Apolant on the Proportion of White to
Red Blood-corpuscles after Rae:
tion, viii. 403.

Apomorphia (Matthiessen, Wright,
Gee), iv. 116; asan Emetic (Siebert),
vii. 194; Action of, viii. 223 ; ix. 448.

Appendicularia, Heart of, x. 507.

Aptenodytes pennanti, xx. 61.

Apteryx, i. 124, 370.

Apyrenemata, x. 206; Coloured Blood-
corpuscles of (Gulliver), ii. 1.

Araneina, Embryology of (Balbiani),
viii. 170.

Arcelle, Development of Gases in
(Engelmann), iv. 191.

Archeopteryx, i. 369 ; Bones of (Hux-
ley), ii. 402.

Archencephala, i. 122.

Archinauplius, ii. 84.

Archizoéa, ii. 83, 84.

Arctic Seals, Osteology of (Kinberg),
iv. 163.

Arctictis binturong, viii. 176.

Arctocephalina, iii. 109.

Arctocephalus, schisthyperoes, iii. 115 ;
cinereus, vii. 335 ; forsteri (Hector),
vi. 446 ; gillespii, Osteology of, iii.
109 ; hookeri, vi. 446 ; nigrescens, ili.
116.

Arctocyon primevus, xi. 50.

Areolar Connective Tissue (Ranvier),
iv. 152.

Argiope, Mesoblast of, xi. 154.

Arine, xx. 407, 408.

Arius boakei, Remarkable Mode of
Gestation in, i. 78.

Arloing, 8., on the Horse’s Foot, ii.
402; on the Physiology of the Vagus,
viii. 185; Phenomena of Deglutition
as Studied by a Graphic Method, ix.
425.

and Tripier, Persistence of Sen-

sibility in the Peripheral Ends of

Cut Nerves, ix, 218; xi, 544,

Arlt, F., on the Relation of the Cer-
vical Sympathetic to the Iris, iv.
328.

Arm, Anatomy of Upper, of Mole, xx.
201.

Hypertrophy of, xiv. 10.

Raising of (Cleland), xviii.

275.

Armadillo, xix. 42, 43 ; Brain of, xv.
553 ; Dentition of, iii. 77, 205, 264;
Placenta of, viii. 363; x. 706; xi.
51; xiv. 256; Great, iv. 18; Six-
banded, xix. 29, 30, 42; Female
Organs of, xiv. 58; Three-banded,
Anatomy of (Murie), ix. 185,
405.

Arndt, R., on the Minute Structure of
the Grey Matter of the Cerebrum, ii.
395; on the Ending of Nerves in
Transversely Striped Muscle - fibres,
viii. 161; Chloral Poisoning, 220 ;
on the Ganglia of the Spapatieuc:
392; on the Pathological Anatomy
of the Central Organs of the Nervous
System, 7b. ; on Nerve-fibres, &c.,
in Brain, and a Morbid Condition
of Brain and Spinal Cord, xiii.
280.

Arneiva guttata, Skin of, iii. 419.

Arnold, J., on Supra-renal Capsules,
i. 147; on the Glomeruli Caudales of
Mammalia, ii. 175; on Absence of
Lower Jaw and Hyoid Bone, 176;
on the Minute Structure of Nerve-
cells, 395 ; on Malformation of the
Heart, iii. 203; on Uterus Mas-
culinus, iv. 161; on the Development
of the Septum Auricularum Cordis,
v. 377; on the Development of the
Blood Capillaries, vi. 437 ; on Dia-
pedesis, viii. 403; on the Relation of
the Blood and Lymph Vessels to the
Juice-canals, ix. 392; on the Condi-
tion of the Walls of the Blood
vessels during Emigration of the

Colourless Blood - corpuscles, x.
639.
Arnold, J., and Thoma R., on the

Cement Substance of Epithelium, x.
449,

Arnstein, C., on Goblet-cells, ii. 174 ;
on the Effects of Calabar Bean and

12 INDEX. ‘TO, VOLS, XxX.

Atropia, ii. 425; on the Action of
Physostigma, iii. 474; on the Nerves
of the Digestive Canal, ix. 233.

Aromatic Acids (Schultzen and Gribe),
ii. 420.

Aronstein, R., on the Preparation of
Albumen, viii. 410.

Arrow - poison, vii. 139; Nature and
Action of (Beigel), ii. 829; African
(Beigel), ii. 357 ; Indian (Beigel), 11.
328,

Arsenic, Action of (Cunze), i. 361;
(Lolliot), iii. 471 ; Administration of
(Schifer and Boehm, von Boeck),
viil. 218.

Arseniuretted Hydrogen, Action of, on
Hemoglobin (Koschlakoff and Bogo-
moloff), ii. 469.

Artemesia absinthium, iv. 313.

Arterial, Blood-pressure (Miiller), ix.
222; Dilatation (Lovén), ii. 194-197;
Sounds and Murmurs, xili. 407 ;
System of Bushwoman, i. 205; in
Man, Morphology of, xx. 193.

Arteries, Variations in (Bankart, Pye-
Smith, and Phillips), iii, 452;
(Davies-Colley, Taylor and Dalton),
vil. 531; (Thomson), xviii. 265-
269, 416-425; Abnormalities of
(Collins), xx. 31-33; at Base of
Brain, Abnormality of, xili. 397 ;
Great, Malformation of (Cameron),
v. 339-341; Injection of Lime,
Strontia, and Baryta Salts into
(Blake), viii. 247-249 ; Inner Coat,
Histology of (Ranvier and Cornil), iii.
455; Ligature of, on the Antiseptic
System (Lister), iii, 393; Muscular,
Vasomotor Nerves of (Ludwig and
Hafiz), vi. 229; Nervous System,
regulating the Contraction of, ix.
411; Nomenclature of, xi. 161 ;
of Arm, Abnormal Arrangement of
(Charles), vii. 300-301 ; of Arm and
Leg of Sloth and Loris, xiv. 394; of
Armadillo (Allman), ii. 175; of Chim-
panzee, i. 264; xviii. 82 ; of the Fore-
arm, Variation of (Oeffinger), ii. 168;
of Head and Neck of Indian Ele-
phant (Watson), ix. 120-124; of an
Idiot, Irregularities in (Carver), iii.
257-261 ; Inferior Right Branchial

Arch of the Embryo, recognisable in
the Bronchial Arteries (Koster), iv.
835 ; of Medulla Oblongata (Duret),
vii. 831; of Pia Mater, Reflex Inner-
vation of (Krauspe), ix. 213; of Pilot
Whale, ii. 66-70; of the Shark
(Hyrtl), vii. 3838; of Upper Ex-
tremity, Abnormalities of (Charles),
ix. 180; Peristaltic Action of (Mason),
ix. 416; Torsion of (Humphry), i.
13; Transformations of Pulse-wave
in (Galabin), x. 297; Valvular Struc-
tures in Umbilical, xii. 229; and
Veins in Rabbit’s Ear, xi. 450.
Arteries, Acromio-thoracic, v. 281.
Aorta, ili. 66, 70.
Abdominal, iii. 65, 71.
Abnormality of (Pater-
son), xvill. 295-302.
——— Aneurism of, Cured by
Pressure (Murray), v. 814-318.

Arch of, Anomalous
Arrangement of, vi, 217.
— Double (Cur-

now), x. 450; (Watson), xi. 329.
Relations of

(Wood), iii. 1-13.

Arches, Transforma-
tions of (Sabatier), vili. 388.
Development of (Owen),

il. 440.

Development of the
Semilunar Valves (Tonge), ii. 200.
Right (Bochdalek), ii.

397.

Structure of the Walls
of the (Ebner), v. 194.
of Bushwoman, i.

——_— ——— of Cuma, ii. 83.
——— of Pilot Whale, ii.

66.

— and Pulmonary Artery
communicating (Fraentzel), iii. 204.
— Transposition of, xvi.

90, 302.

-- Axillary of an Idiot, iii.
a

— Basilar of Bushwoman, i.
205.

——— Brachial, High Division of
(Giacomini), ix. 392.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. ie

Arteries of an Idiot, iii. 257, 258.

and Ulnar Arteries united by a
Transverse Branch (Gruber), vi. 437.
Bronchial, the Artery of the
Inferior Right Branchial Arch of the
Embryo, recognisable in (Koster), iv.
335.

Carotid, in Birds (Garrod), ix.

405.

of Bushwoman, i. 205.
——— of Horse, Tracingsfrom,
x. 300.

—— Influence of the Thy-
roid Gland upon Flow of Blood
through the (Guyon), iii. 208.
Cerebral Carotid of Pilot Whale,
ii. 66, 68, 69.

of Porpoise, ii. 68,
69.

——— Cervico-occipital of Pilot Whale,
ii. 67, 68, 70.

Celiac Axis, iii. 65, 71.
Obliteration of (Chiene),

ili. 65-72.

Cceliaca-mesenterica, xx. 630.
Common Carotid, absent in
Pilot Whale, ii. 70.

Coronary, of Heart, Blood-cur-
rent in, xi. 193; Abnormal Develop-
ment of (Turner), xix. 119; arising
from the Pulmonary Artery, xx. 26;
Variation of (Bochdalek), ii. 397.

of the Corpus Cavernosum
Penis, arising from an Irregular
Obturator Artery (Thomson), xix.
329.

Cystic, Abnormal, xiv. 373.
Deep Circumflex Ilii, Super-
numerary (Gruber), ii. 397.

Deep Palmar Arch of an Idiot,
iii, 259.

Dorsal, of the Foot, Relations
of, to the Cuneiform Bones (Hens-
man), xviii. 60, 61.

Ductus Arteriosus (Walkhoff),
iv. 302.

of Pilot Whale, ii. 66,
70,

——— Epigastric, iii. 71.

——— External Carotid,
Bifurcation of, xiii, 399,

Loop-like

Arteries, Facial Carotid, of Pilot Whale,
ii. 66, 68.

——— of Porpoise, ii. 68.

— Femoral, Abnormal Arrange-

ment of Branches of, xiii. 154.

— in Apes, xv. 523.

——— Gluteal, iii. 71.

Hyoidea or Hyo-opercularis of

Teleosts, xix. 478.

Ileo-lumbar, ili. 71.

Iliacs, Common, iii. 70.

Inferior Cerebellar of Bush-

woman, i. 205.

Inferior Thyroid, vii. 171.

of an Idiot, iii. 257.

— Innominate, Position of, in

front of Trachea (Koster), i. 180,

181.

of Bushwoman, i.
205.

of Pilot Whale, ii.
66.

of Porpoise, ii. 68.
— Intercostal, iii. 70.
Abnormal
Upper 7 Right, xvi. 441.
of Pilot Whale, ii.

Origin of

68.

Internal Carotids of Bush-
woman, i. 206.

of Pilot Whale, ii. 66,

68, 69.
of Porpoise, ii. 68,

69.

Internal Circumflex of an Idiot,
iii. 259.

Origin of, from Deep
Internal, xvii. 379.

Internal Iliac, Absence of (Eck-
hard), iii. 200.

Internal Mammary, i. 70,

alte
— Variations in, Vil.
NANG
a: of Bushwoman, i. 205.
of Pilot Whale, ii. 67,
68.

——— Interosseous of an Idiot, iii,
259.

Lumbar, iii. 70, 71.

Mesenteric, Obliteration of

(Chiene), ili, 65-72.

14 INDEX TO

Arteries, Middle Meningeal, Irregular
(Curnow), viii. 155, 156.
Occipito-cervical of

Whale, ii. 70.

Pilot

of Porpoise, il. 68.

Ophthalmic, Irregular (Cur-
now, Blandin, Krause), viii. 155,
156.

Palatine Branch from Middle
Meningeal, xy. 136.

Pelvic Plexus, iti. 68.

Peroneal absent in an Idiot,
iii, 259.

Phrenic, iii. 71.

Popliteal, Variation in, xiii.

162.

Posterior Cerebral of Bush-
woman, i. 205.

Posterior Circum flex of an Idiot,
iii. 258.

Posterior Thoracic of Pilot
Whale, ii. 67, 68.

of Porpoise, ii. 68.
Rete of Pilot Whale,

ii. 68.
——— Posterior Tibial of an Idiot,
ili. 259.
Princeps Pollicis of an Idiot,
iii. 258.
Profunda Femoris, High Origin
(Zaaijer), i. 180.
Pulmonary, Development of the
Semilunar Valves of the (Tonge), iii.
200.

and Aorta, Transposi-
tion of, xvi. 90, 302.
Radial, Abnormality of (Thom-
son), xvili. 265-269.
High Origin of, vii.

300.

Irregularities in the
(Gruber), v. 193.

of an Idiot, iii. 257.
Dorsal Part of Sub-
cutaneous (Gruber), v. 378 ; vi. 437.
Recurrent of an Idiot,

ili, 257, 258.

Ranine Arch and Deep Artery
of the Tongue (Krause), iv. 302.
Renal, iii. 71; xvii. 250.

Sacra Media, of an Idiot, iii.

259.

VOLS. I.—XxX;

Arteries, Sciatic, of an Idiot, ili. 259.

— Spermatic, iil. 70.

—-— Snbelavian, Abnormal (Boch-
dalek), ii. 397.

Peculiar Origin of (Brad-

ley), v. 341, 342.

Transposition of Origin

of, in Lamb (Ogilvie and Cathcart),

vill. 321-326.

—- of Bushwoman, i. 205.

of Pilot Whale, ii. 66,

68.

of Porpoise, ii. 68.
Superficial Median Artery
(Gruber), ii. 397. ;
Superficial Palmar Arch of an
Idiot, iii. 259.

Superficialis Vole of an Idiot,
iii. 258.

Superior Cerebellar of Bush-
woman, 1. 205.
Superior Hemorrhoidal, iii.

67.

Superior Intercostal of Bush-

woman, i. 205.

Superior Perforating of an Idiot,

iii. 259!

Superior Profunda of an Idiot,

iii. 258.

Superior Thyroid, Lingual and

Facial arising from the Common

Carotid by a Common Trunk (Thom-

son), xix. 328.

Supra-clavicular, of Bushwoman,

i, 205. .

Supra-scapular, Abnormality of

(Paterson), xvill. 302.

Thyroid Axis, Abdominal

Arrangement of, xiv. 353.

— of Bushwoman, i. 205.

Thyroidea-cervical Variations

in, vii. 171.

— Transversalis Colli of Bush-
woman, i. 205; of Pilot Whale, ii.
67, 68.

—— Ulnar,
397.

Double (Gruber), ii.

— of an Idiot, iii,. 257;
Subdivision of (Gruber), vi. 437 ;
Vas Aberrans Joining, vii. 300.

——— Vertebral, Abnormality of, xiv.
249 ; xvili. 295.

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Arteries of Bushwoman, i. 205.

——— of an Idiot, ii. 257.

Arthritis, Chronic Rheumatic, x. 50,
67 ; Deformans, x. 50, 67 ; Nodosa,
x. 61; Scrofulous, x. 61.

Arthropoda, Embryology of (Kowal-
levski), vi. 448; Morphology of
(Dohrn), ii. 80 ; Nervous System of,
xi, 433.

Striped Muscular Fibre in
(Merkel), vi. 442.

——w— Structure and Development of
(Dohrn), v. 197 ; vi. 449.

Tissue Metabolism in (Hollis),
Vil. 121;

Articular Cartilage (Ogston), xi. 49.

Growth of Bone from,

xili. 86.

— Muscles in Man (Martin), ix.
444,

—— Ends of Bones, xii. 503.

—— Processes in Indian Tapir, Kan-
garoo, and Wombat, ix. 59, footnote ;
in Crocodile, ix. 59, footnote ; Varia-
tions in, ix. 18, 57, 80.

— of Sacrum, Variations

of, ix. 82.

—— — Surface of, ix. 19, 92.

—— Surfaces, Histology of (Hueter),
tb.

Articulation, Atlanto-occipital Rota-
tion of the Head in (Koster), li. 434.

— Between Two Ribs, Case of, xiii.
bile

—w— of Rudimentary Hind-limb of
Greenland Right Whale, xv. 141,
301.

—— and the Action of Muscles
(Henke), iii. 449.

Articulatory System, Papers on, x.
442,

Artiodactyla, xi. 48.

Placenta of, xi. 51, 52;_ xiii.

200.
Arvicola, Female Organs of, xiv. 70.
amphibius, xvii. 1653; xviii.

390.
Arvicoline, Long Flexors of, xvii.
164.
Arytenoid Cartilages, Fixation of,
During Phonation, vii. 190.
Ascwris lwmbricoides, Anatomy of

(Lowne), v. 387 ; marginata, i. 184 ;
mystax, 1. 184; nigrovenosa, Nu-
cleus of Egg, x. 387.

Ascidia, Chorda Dorsalis in the Larval
(Donitz), v. 388; Development of
(Kowalevsky), iii. 205 ; iv. 307; v.
388 ; in Connection with the Hypo-
blastic Origin of the Notochord,
x. 686; Canina, Development of
(Kupffer), iv. 307 ; Germinal Vesicle
in, x. 386,

Asellus, ii. 81.

Ash of Blood, xi. 555.

Ashby, Henry, Case of Transposition of
the Aorta and Pulmonary Artery in
a Child of Seven Months, xvi.
90.

Ashmead on the Antagonism between
Physostigma and
198.

Asp, G., on the Anatomy and Physio-
logy of the Liver, ix. 205, 430 ; Liver
in Mammalia, iv. 334; on the
Splanchnic Nerve, iii. 211.

Aspartic Acid, ix. 426.

Asphyxia, Calorification in (Bernard),
vill. 427; through Insufficiency of
Oxygen (Le Blanc), ix. 232.

Asphyxiated Animals, Difference be-
tween the Gases of the Blood and
Lymph in, x. 646.

Aspredo levis, i. 80.

Ass, Larynx of, xvii. 370; Brachial
Plexus in, xii. 427.

Astaci, xii. 406.

Asterida, Genital Tube in, xii. 40.

Madreporic Plate of, x. 577.

Asteroids, Alimentary Tract of, xi.
154.

Asterion, xviii. 219.

Astragalo-scaphoid Bone in Man, xiv.
452.

Astragalus, Fracture of, xvii. 79; of
iAtariy. 22%; (of Umatt, iv... 22 ;
Secondary, in Human Foot, xvii. 82.

Astringents, Local Action of, on Blood-
vessels, xi. 573.

Astylocrinus, Structure of, xii. 49.

Asymmetry, Costal and Sternal (Lane),
XVilil. 335-338.

of Cerebral Convolutions, x.

Atropia, vii.

444,

16

Asymmetry of the Two Halves of the
Body (Humphry), iv. 226-229.

Atalpha cinerea, Long Flexors of, xvii.
173.

Ateles, xix. 122; Female Organs of,
xiv. 72; Femoral Artery in, xv. 530 ;
Malleus of, xiii. 404; Nerves of
Hind Limb of, xv. 276; ater, xx.
68 ; gricescens, Uterus of, vill. 370 ;
paniscus, XxX. 68.

Atkinson, E., on Some Points of Osteo-
logy of the Pichiciégo (Chlamydo-
phorus truncatus), v. 1-16.

Atlas, Deficient Ossification of, ix. 17,
19; Bridges of Bone developed on,
ix. 17, 21; Consolidation of Atlas
and Occipital Bone, ix. 17, 22;
Morphology of (Koster), ii. 165;
(Macalister), iii. 54; Varieties and
Homologies of, xiv. 18; Vertebral
Groove of, Converted into a Foramen
(Pye-Smith, Howse and _ Davies-
Colley), v. 376.

Atmospheric Germ, Pustular Disease
caused by, xili. 263,

Pressure (Aeby), ix. 444 ; Effect
of Change of (Liebig, Bert), vi. 234.

Atractylis bitentaculata (Wright), i.
334.

quadri-tentaculata (Wright), ib.

repens, iv. 259.

Atrophy of the Kidney (Hertz), iv.
161; Histology of Liver in Acute
Yellow, xv. 422.

of Right Hemisphere of Cere-
brum, and Left Side of Cerebellum,
with Atrophy of Left Side of Body
(Howden), ix. 288; x. 786; xi. 353.

Atropia, Action of, on Frog, x. 194,
591; Experiments with (Ogle), ii.
186; Physiological Action of (v. Bezold
and Blobaum), i. 361; (Wood), v.
394; vili. 225; (Schiff), 226; (Rossbach
and Frohlich), viii. 403; Perspira-
tion, ix. 448.

Sulphate, Action of (Bezold,

Bloebaum), ii. 422; on the Nervous

System of Frogs, xi. 321.

Local Action of, xi. 575.

Symptoms Produced in Cold-

blooded Animals by (Fraser), iii,

357-369,

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INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XxX.

Atropia and Calabar Bean, Effects of
(Arnstein and Sastschinsky), ii.
425.

Ethyl and Methyl Derivatives

of (Crum-Brown and Fraser), iii.

478.

and Physostigma, Antagonism
of (Fraser), iv. 168.

Aubert on the Action of the Vagus,
ili. 461; on the Excretion of CO, by
the Human Skin, vii. 357; viii.
188 ; and A. Dehn, on the Action of
Caffein, of Extract of Flesh, and
Potash Salts on the Heart and Blood-
pressure, ix. 222.

Aucuba japonica, xii. 531.

Audigné on the Production of Icterus,
vill. 420.

Audition, ix. 416.

Auditory Bones, Movements of, iii.
219; v. 211.

Meatus, Exostoses within the

External Auditory Meatus, xiii,
200.

Temperature of (Mendel),
ix. 416,

Ossicles, Mechanism of (Buck
and Burnett), viii. 187.

Nerves, Deep Origin of, xvi.
150; in Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 464,
Organs of Molluscs (Gulliver),
iv. 79-81; of Reptilia (Peters), iv,
309.

Vertigo, x. 634.
Audouinia filigera, Dorsal Vessel of,
411, footnote; blood of, xiii,

xi.
332,

Auk, Eggs of, xx. 233, 236; Great, xx,
61.

Aulorhipis elegans, a New Sponge
(Ehlers), vi. 449.

Aurelia, Colouring-matter of, xv. 262.

aurita, Development of
(Schneider), v. 197.

Auricles of Heart, Functions of, ix.
222.

Auricula, Ossification of (Bochdalek),
i, 149.

Auriculo-ventricular Valves, Mode of
Action of (Sée), ix. 222, 417.

Auspitz on the Absorption of In-
soluble Substances, vi. 245,

INDEX .TO VOLS. I.—Xx. Vi

Australian Crania (Kolliker), iv. 152.

Pelvis, xvi. 108.

Autopsy of Siamese Twins, x. 458.

Autogenic Regeneration of Nerve
(Vulpian), ix. 413.

Aves, Embryonic Characters, x. 681 ;
Fossil (Seeley), iv. 287 ; Heart of,
xi, 688; Shoulder-girdle of, ii. 156 ;
Tarsus of, ii. 156.

Avocets, xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Axilla, Muscular Arrangements in
(Fritsch), iv. 153.

Axillary Mammary Tumour, xiii. 149.

Axis - cylinder Processes of the Gan-
glion-cells of the Spinal Marrow
(Zuppinger), viii. 392.

Axis, Morphology of (Koster), ii. 165 ;
(Macalister), iii. 54; Origin of, from
the Fusion of Two Vertebre (Kin-
berg), iv. 332; Transference of Mus-
cles of Spine of, ix. 23.

Axolotl, Hydropic Condition of (Ger-
vais), vi. 447.

Aye-aye, Muscle of the Gsophagus of
(Gulliver), iv. 307.

Azoturia (Paton), v. 291.

Azygos veins, Arrangement of, xiii.
346.

Baser, E. Cresswell, on the Structure
of Hyaline Cartilage, x. 113.

Babirussa, Teeth of, iii. 276.

Baboon, Carpus of, xvii. 249; Dog-
faced Femoral Artery in, xv. 523.
Bacchi on the Physiological Action of

Compressed Air, xiii. 253.

Bacillus, xix. 336.

Bacteria, Conditions of Nutrition of,
xiii. 240 ; do they Exist in Healthy
Animals? xii. 448 ; Experiments on,
vii. 358 ; and putrefaction, ix. 448.

Badal on an Optometer, xi. 545.

Badaud, Influence of the Brain on the
Blood-pressure in the Pulmonary
Artery, ix. 419.

Badger, Dentition of, iii. 79 ; Hand of,
xiv. 161; Larynx of, xvii. 369; Mus-
cles of Foot of, xiii. 7, 9 ; Ossifica-
tion of Metacarpals and Metatarsals
of (Thomson), iil. 138.

Bahnsen, G., on Muscular Variations,
iii, 196,

Balena, v. 197 ; Placenta of, xi. 44;
australis, v. 351: mysticetus, iv. 275;
v. 127; xix. 297;xx. 161, 171; Bones, |
Articulations and Muscles of Rudi-
mentary Hind-limb of, xv. 141, 301;
Rudimentary Finger Muscles in, xii.
PA

Balenophilius, xix. 297.

Balenoptera, xix. 293; a Fourth Spe-
cies of (Guldberg). xix. 293-302 ;
Placenta of, viii. 365; xi. 43, 44; xii.
148 ; boops, v. 349; borealis, xix.
293 ; or ldaticeps in Firth of Forth,
xvi. 471; Cervical Ribs of, xvii. 399;
caroline, iv. 276; davidsoni, vii.
335 ; musculus, v. 197, 351; vil. 2;
Ix, 62); xvi. 472; xix, 293 ; xx. 162,
170.

——— Anatomy of (Struthers), vi. 107;
(van Beneden, Struthers), vi. 445.
——— Rudimentary Finger Muscles

IMsEXIT Dili.

Skeleton of (Dwight), vii. 172.

——— patachonica and intermedia, vii.
335.

— rostrata, ili. 204; iv. 277; v. 129;
vi. 110, 445 ; vii. 45 ; xvi. 472; xix.
293 ; xx. 161.

—— schlegelii, xvi. 483 ; xix. 301.

— sibbaldii, vi. 116; xvi. 472;

xix. 293-302 ; xx. 170,

— sibbaldii, Anatomy of (Turner)

v. 382. :

— Chorion of, x. 137.

—— Intestine of, xiv. 255.

— Sternum and Ossa Innominata

of (Turner), iv. 271-281.

— Transverse Processes of the
Seventh Cervical Vertebra of, iv.
361, 362.

Balenopteride, xvi. 472 ; xix. 297,

Balandin, J., on Curvatures of the
Human Spine, viii. 159.

Balanoglossus kupfferi
Suhm), vi. 449.

Balbiani, M. G., on the Development
and Mode of Propagation of Strongy-
lus gigas, iv. 307; on the Generation
of Aphides, iv. 162; v. 196; on the Em-
bryology of the Araneina, viii. 170,

3alfour, F. M., on the Development
and Growth of the Layers of the

B

( Willemoes-

18 INDEX TO VOLS, I.—XX.

Blastoderm of the Hen’s Egg, viii.
168 ; on Development of the Blood-
vessels of Chick, viii. 169; on the
Origin and History of the Urino-
genital organs of Vertebrates, ix. 17,
201 ; on the Development of Elasmo-
branch Fishes, ix. 206; x. 377, 517,
672 ; xi, 128, 406, 674; xii. 177; on
the Early Stages of Development of
Vertebrates, x. 457; on the Spinal
Nerves of Amphioxus, x. 689.

Balfour, T. A. G., on Congenital Dia-
phragmatic Hernia, ili. 457.

Balsamo-Crivelli, G., on Hermaphro-
ditism in the Eel, vii. 338.

Baltus, E. See Béchamp, J.

Bambeke on the Development of -Tele-
ostei, x. 679, footnote.

Bandicoot, Muscles of, xvi.
235.

Bankart, Jas., on the Functions of the
Buccal Branch of the Fifth Nerve, ii.
325; on a Supernumerary Tarsal
Bone, iii. 447; on Muscular Abnor-
malities, iii, 448; on Variations in
the Distribution of Nerves, ni. 451 ;
on Variations in the Arterial System,
iii. 452; on a Case of Transposi-
tion of Viscera, iil. 456 ; and Hicks
on two Acephalous Monsters, iii.
203.

Banks, W. M., on the Development of
the Generative System, i. 152.

— on the Coceygeal Body, ii. 175.

Baptanodon, xx. 182, 532.

Bardeleben, K., on the Musculus Ster-
nalis, x. 442 ; Spongiosa of the Ver-
tebree and Ribs, ix. 244 ; on the Car-
pus and Tarsus, xix. 509,

Barker, Arthur E. See Frey, Hein-
rich.

Barling, Gilbert, Primary Growth from
Bone, resembling in some of its Fea-
tures Scirrhus Carcinoma of the
Breast, xvi. 43; infiltrating Car-
cinoma of Breast, xvii. 339; Note on
a Case of Congenital Hypertrophy of
the Leg, xx. 358-859.

Barlow, John, on the Mode of Demon-
strating Pfliiger’s Law of Contrac-
tion, xii. 632 ; on the Physiological
Action of Organised Air, xiv. 107.

226,

Barometric Pressure, Experiments on,
x. 644.

Barrett, J. W., the Cause of the First
Scund of the Heart, and the Mode of
Action of the Cardiac Muscle, xviil.
270; a New Method of Cutting Sec-
tions for Microscopical Examination,
xix. 94; a New Method of Demon-
strating Scheiner’s Experiment, xix.
Se

Bartels, M., on Vesico-abdominal Fis-
sure, iii, 203 ; on Quadruple Mam-
me in Men, vii. 332,

Bartholomew, Prof., on the Physiologi-
cal Action of Gelsemium Semper-
virens, v. 204; on the Physiological
Effects of Bromides, vi. 491 ; Expe-
riments on the Human Brain, ix.
212.

Bary on Digestion, i. 358.

Baryta Salts, Action of, when Intro-
duced directly into the Blood (Blake),
viii. 246.

Basch, von, on the Movements of the
Intestine, v. 407; on Absorption of
Fat, vi. 243; on the Action of Nicotia
and Tobacco -smoke, vill. 226; on
Movements of the Intestine, viii.
417 ; on the Volumetric Estimation
of the Blood-pressure in Man, xi.
551; on the Effect of Stimulation of
the Splanchnics on the Blood-pres-
sure, xl. 557.

Base of Skull, Impression of (Boogaard),
Ge alyAopral (2)

Basking Shark, Branchial Appendages
and Teeth of, xiv. 273.

Bastian, H. C., on Pacchionian Bodies,
I Odi.

— On some New Methods of Pre-
serving Thin Sections of Brain or
Spinal-cord for Microscopic Examina-
tion, ii. 104-109.

—-— Onthe Temperature at which
Bacteria are Killed, vii. 858 ; on the
Fermentation of Urine, xi. 566;
translation of Prof. His on a System
of Perivascular Canals in the Nerve
Centres, and on their Relationship
to the Lymphatic System, i. 347.

Batagur, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
ee

INDEX: "TO" VOLS. h=xx. 19

Bate, C. Spence, on the Dentition of
the Mole, ii. 174.

Baths, Effects of, on Blood-pressure,
rae ia

Bathyergus, Female Organs of, xiv. 70;
feet of, xiv. 163; Muscles of Foot of,
xiii. 9; xix. 20; Long Flexors of,
xvii. 163, 179.

Batoidei, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
85.

Batrachians, Anus of Rusconi in, x.
457; Blood - corpuscles in, x. 206 ;
Carotids of, xiv. 394; Development
of (Golubew), v. 197.

Egg of, x. 382.

Limbs of, x. 668.

—— Pepsin in, xi. 559 ; Segmenta-
tion Cavity of, x. 529.

Batramia, xix. 70, 71, 76.

— longicauda, xix. 61, 74.

Bats, Affinities of, xi. 52; xii. 150;
Brain of, xv. 553; Flight of (Krarup-
Hensen), iv. 308; Manus of, xvi.
200 ; Placenta of, xi. 43, 44; Teeth
of, iii. 277; wing of (Schobl), v.
384,

Battista, New Researches on Deep
Origin of Glosso-pharyngeal, Audi-
tory, Facial, Abducent, and Trige-
minal Nerves, xvi. 150.

Bauer, A., on the Anatomy of a Double
Monster, ii. 176.

Baumann, E., on Conjugate Sulphuric
Acids in the Organism, xi. 567.

Baumstark on Cholice Acid, vii. 352;
viii. 209; a New Constituent of Urine;
ix. 241; Two Pathological Urinary,
Colouring Matters, x. 650.

Baur, J., on the Absorption of Albu-
minous Substances in the Large In-
testine, iv. 187.

Baxt on the Physiological Action of
Opium Alkaloids, ii. 422; on Time
Requisite for Visual Perception, vi.
223 ; on Rapidity of Conduction in
Motor Nerves, v. 397 ; on the Rela-
tion of the Vagus to the Accelerans,
xl. 557; on Irritation of the Cutane-
ous Nerves by Sulphuric Acid, vii.
IW

and Helmholtz on Nervous
Conduction, ii. 190.

Bayer, O., on the First Tone of the
Heart, v. 212.

Beale’s Acid Solution of Carmine, ix. ©
255 ; on the Anatomy of the Papille
of the Frog’s Tongue, iii. 451; on
Motor Nerve Endings, i. 357; on
the Nervous Mechanism in the
Auricle of the Frog’s Heart, iii. 455;
on Nutrition, ii. 193; on the Rela-
tion of the Nerves to the Capillaries
and to the Pigment and other Ele-
mentary Cells, vi. 426.

Beale, Todd, and Bowman, Physio-
logical Anatomy and Physiology of
Man (Review), i. 142-145.

Bear, xi. 50; Atlas of, iii. 62; Larynx
of, xvii. 368 ; Muscles of, xiv. 174 ;
Teeth of, ii. 269, 277; American
Black, Myology of, xviii. 103-117;
Arctic, Ossification of Metacarpals
and Metatarsals of, iii. 138; Pliocene,
xi. 49.

Beatson, G. T., Report on Recent
Physiological Papers, xiii. 252.

on the Origin and Composition

of the Bodies found in Compound

Ganglia, xiii. 449.

on the Disease called Sturdy in
Sheep, in its relation to Cerebral
Localisation, xiv. 205.

Beaunis on Injections into the Brain-
substance, vil. 177.

Nouveaux Eléments de Physio-
logie, x. 438.

Beaver, xix. 262.

Building Habits of (Broderip),

ix. 97 ; Intelligence of, ix. 107.

Muscles of, xvi. 5.

Béchamp on the Production of Urea by
the Oxidation of Albuminous Sub-
stances, v. 225 ; on Organic Particles
in Milk, viii. 209 ; on Coagulation of
Casein by Rennet, viii. 209; The
Red Colouring Matter of Blood, ix.
221; on Casein and Albumin, ix.
234 ; on the Albumens of Hydrocele,
xiii. 258.

and Baltus, E., on the Modifi-

cations produced by the Animal

Organism on different Albuminous

Substances injected into the Vessels,

xiii, 255.

90 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—xx.

Becker, O., Transplantation of Rabbit's
Conjunctiva to the Human Con-
junctiva, ix. 414.

Béclard on Origin of Fibrin and
Cause of Coagulation of Blood, vi.
458.

Becquerel on the Electro-capillary
Phenomena of Life, viii. 410.

Bee, Co-ordinating Centre in, x.
202.

Beetles, &c., Muscles of Leg of, x.
219.

Beigel,
176.

H., on Cryptorchysmus, ii.

Researches on the Nature and
Action of Indian and African Arrow-
poison, li. 329.

Belajeff and Eberth on the Distribu-
tion of the Lymphatic Vessels, i.
B57.

Belideus flaviventer, xix. 20.

Loug Flexors of, xvii. 150, 152,

178.
Belina-Swiontkowski on
fusion of Blood, iv. 324.
Beljaew, S. See Naumow.
Bell, Sir C., Reprint of the ‘‘ Idea of a
New Anatomy of the Brain,” iii.
147.

the Trans-

Prof. G. J., Letters written by
C. Bell to, iii. 147.
Magendie Controversy, _ iii.

446.

Belladonna, Action of (Harley), ii.
423; (Meinert), iii, 225; (Ringer),
vii. 197.

and Opium, Antagonism of,
xiv. 449.

Bellamy, E., Singular Malformation of
Wrist and Hand, viii, 383.

on the Absence of the Quad-
ratus Femoris Muscle, and on a
Spine possessing a Sixth Lumbar
Vertebra, the First Rib being Rudi-
mentary, ix. 185.

Beluga catodon, Anatomy of, xiv. 468 ;
Brain of, xiii. 127.

Bence Jones and Dupré on Quinoidine,
1; 161.

Bendall, Howard, on a New Method of
Preserving the Colours of Tissues,
xiv. 511.

Beneden, E. van, on the Evolution of
the Gregarinide, vi. 448.

P. J. van, on the Osteology of
the Dugong and Manatee, vii. 336 ;
on the Fish of the Coasts of Belgium,
and their Parasites and Commen-
sals, v. 386; on the Anatomy of
Balenoptera musculus, vi. 445; on
the Remains of Fossil Seals, vi. 446 ;
on Commensalism in the Animal
Kingdom, v. 197 ; on Fossil Whales,
vii. 173; on Cetaceans from the
Cape of Good Hope, viii. 176 ; on the
Balena Whales of New Zealand, and
on a New Dolphin from Rio Janeiro,
ix. 404,

Benedikt, Physiology and Pathology
of the Pyramids of the Medulla
Oblongata, ix. 412 ; on the Innerva-
tion of the Inferior Choroid Plexus,
Vili, 892 ; ix. 220.

Benger’s Liquor Pepticus, xviii. 15.

Benicke on the Transference of Matters
from the Mother to the Feetus, x.
654.

Bennett, A., on the Action of Thein,
Caffein, Guaranin, Cocain, and Theo-
bromin, viii. 225,

Dr J. Hughes, Note on the

Origin of Hyaline or Diaphanous

Corpuscles, i, 322; Experiments on

the Biliary Secretion of Dog, x. 215,

253; on the Origin of Infusoria, ii.

415.

F. W., on a Communication
between the Air-bladder and the
Cloaca in the Herring, xiv. 405.

Bense, W., on the Terminal Bodies of
Nerves, ii. 198.

Benzine Poisoning
222.

Berard’s Case of Enlargement of Cer-
vical Sympathetic, ix. 310.

Berardius Arnouxi, vi. 445; vii. 335;
Teeth of, xiii. 480.

Beresin on Lumbar Nerves, i. 157.

Berger, P., on the Umbilical Vessels,
vii. 171; the Physiological Action of
Nitrate of Amyl, x. 658.

Bergeret, Researches on Bismuth, viii.
218; on the Action of Mercury,
Lead, and Gold, viii. 219.

(Starkow), viii.

INDEX TOS VOLS) T=xx. 21

Bergh, on Epispadias, ii.
Nudibranchs, viii. 178.
Bergeon on the Influence of the
Lachrymal Gland on Respiration, vi.

235.

Berlin on Movements of the Eye-ball,
vi. 226.

on Section of the Optic Nerve,

vill. 187.

Experiments on Eye of Frog,

ix. 415.

Blue, Preparation of (Briicke),
i. 369.

Berlinerblau, Fanny, on the Direct
Passage of Arteries into Veins in
Rabbit’s Ear, x. 450.

Bernard, Claude, on the Action of
Chloroform, vi. 493; on the In-
fluence of Heat on Animals, vi. 236 ;
on the Action of Morphia and Chloro-
form, iv. 166; on Animal Heat, vii.
358 ; vill. 431; on Diabetes and the
Glycogenie Function of the Liver,
vili. 418; on Calorification in
Asphyxia, vili. 427; Trophic and
Vaso-dilator Nerves, ix. 413; the
Blood and Glycemia, ix. 416; on
the Influence of Etherisation on Vital
Phenomena, xi. 575.

Bernhardt, E., on the Depressor Nerve
of the Cat, iii. 461.

M., on the Temperature of the
Blood in the Heart, iii. 460; on
the Quantity of Water in the
Human Central Nervous System,
x. 623.

Bernheim, Action of Electricity on
Muscle and Nerve, viii. 213 ; on the
Action of the Electrical Current in
Different Directions of the Nerves
and Muscles, viii. 400.

Berns on the Action of Different Gases
on Respiration, v. 215.

Bernstein on Action of Chloroform, ii.
184; on the Replacement of Blood
by Salt Solution, v. 403; Investiga-
tions on the Stimulation of Nerve
and Muscle, vi. 223; on the Influ-
ence of Nerves on Absorption, vii.
348; on the Relations of the Central
Parts of the Nervous System ..to
Absorption, vii. 349 ; on Nerve Irri-

401; on

tation, vii. 344; on Electrotonus,
viii. 218,

Bernstein, J., on Electrotonus, ii. 190 ;
Myological Researches, vii. 857 ; on
Electrotonus and the Inner Mechanics
of Nerves, ix. 218; on the Height
of the Muscular Tone by Electri-
cal and Chemical Stimulation, x.
652.

N. O., on Pancreatic Secre-
tion, iv. 325; on Diffusion of Gases
between Arterial and Venous Blood,
v. 404; and Steiner, J., on the Trans-
mission of Contraction and Negative
Variation on the Mammalian Muscle,
xi. 568.

Berry, George A., and W. Rutherford,
Note on Pfliiger’s Law of Contrac-
tion, x. 604.

Bert, Dr, on Animal Ingrafting, i. 163 ;
on the Movements of Sensitive
Plants, 1. 417; on the Action of
Chloroform and Ether, ii. 185; iv.
312; on the Action of Curara, iv.
169; on Secretion of the Semicircular
Canal, iv. 326; on Rays of the
Spectrum Invisible to us, iv. 328 ;
on the Influence of Different Lumi-
nous Rays upon the Etiolation of
Animals, iv. 330; on Absorption by
the Bladder, iv. 331; Legons sur la
Physiologie Comparée de la Respira-
tion (Review), v. 191; Influence of
Barometric Pressure on Vital Pheno-
mena, vi. 489; vii. 358; vill. 215 ;
the Capacity of Blood for Oxygen at
Different Pressures, vill. 403; x.
644; on the Employment of Oxygen
at a High Tension for Physiological
Investigations—Poisons and Virus,
xiii. 241; on Respiration, iv. 325;
of the Tissues, v. 218 ; on the Effect
of Stimulation of the Vagus, Superior
Laryngeal, and Nasal Nerves on
Respiration, iv. 186; on the Action
of Sea-water on Fresh-water Animals,
vi. 246 ; on the Effect of Alterations
in Atmospheric Pressure, vi. 234 ;
Influence of Compressed Air on Fer-
mentations, x. 654.

Berthold on.the Circulation of Blood
in Closed Cavities, iv. 324.

22 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Berythium, Physiological Action of
Salts of, x. 478.

Besser, Leopold, on an Anastomosis
between Central Ganglion Cells, i.
149; on the Mode of Origin of the
Nervous Structures in the Central
Organs of the Human Nervous
System, i. 357.

Bettany, G. T. See Parker, Prof.

Bettongia ogilbyi, Teeth of, xiii. 546 ;
penicillatus, Gray, Dentition of, xiii.
546.

Betz, W., on Methods of Examining
the Central Organs of the Nervous
System in Man, vii. 329.

Beunie, de, on Poisonous Mussels, vi.
502.

Bever, Dr, on the Motor Centre for the
Heart, 1. 360 ; on Lowering of Blood-
pressure on Section of Splanchnic
Nerves, i. 360; and von Bezold on
Cardiac Motor Nerves, i. 191.

Bezold, von, on Muscular Contractions
in Veratria Poisoning, i. 361; on the
Influence of Loss of Blood on the
Frequency of Pulse, ii. 409; on the
Influence of the Closure of the
Coronary Vessels upon Cardiac
Action, ii. 410; on Cardiac Motor
Nerves, ii. 191; on the Action
of Atropia, ii. 422; and Blobaum
on the Action of Atropin, i. 361;
and Dr Uspensky on the Influence
of the Posterior Root of a Spinal
Nerve upon the Irritability of the An-
terior, ii. 413; and Dobrowolsky, W.,
on the Binocular Mixture of Colours,
x. 204; and Gscheidlen on the Blood-
current in the Arteries, ii. 412; and
Hirt on the Action of Veratria, i.
361; and Stezinsky on the Influ-
ence of Intracardial Pressure on Car-
diac Action, li. 409.

Bicarbonate of Soda, Dissociation of,
xi. 556.

Influence on Dogs (Lomi-
kowsky), ix. 237.

Bichloride of Methylene. See Methy-
lene Bichloride.

Bicipital Loop in the Thigh of Birds,
xx. 42.

Bidder, A., on Artificial Arrest of

Growth of Long Bones by Irritation
of the Epiphyses, viii. 425 ; Hyper-
trophy of the Ear after Excision of a
Portion of the Cervical Sympathetic
in Rabbit, ix. 214.

Bidder, F., on the Splanchnic Nerves

and the Cceliac Ganglion, iv.
B04.

Bidder’s Organ, xix. 130.
Biedert, P., Investigations on Human

Milk and the Milk of the Cow as
Food, ix. 447.

Bifurcated Cartilage, ix. 52.
Bigelow on the Femur, ix. 311.
Bile, Action of, in Absorbing Fats

(Steiner), viii. 209 ; (Williams), ix.
240; Action of, on Starch (von
Wittich), viii. 209 ; Action of Qui-
nine on (Malinin), iii. 239; Actionof,
on the Organism, x. 650; Blue Pig-
ment in (Ritter), vi. 468 ; Carbonic
Acid in (Bogoljubow), iv. 321;
Chemistry of (Thudicum), ii. 428 ;
(Dogiel), 429 ; Colouring Matter of
(Steiner), viii. 420; Experiments
on, ix. 239; Formation of Colour-
ing Matter of (Steiner), viii, 209 ;
Gases of, iv. 180; xvi. 297 ; Gaso-
metric, Analysis of (Bogoljubow), ix.
239; Human, xi. 565; Influence of,
on Gastric Digestion (Hammersten,
Burkart), iv. 319; Injections of
(Feltz and Ritter), ix. 239, 435; in
Urine (Cunisset), i. 161; the Iron of
(Young), v. 158 ; (Gamgee), v. 165 ;
Movements of (Kowalevsky), ix.
239 ; Physiology of (von Wittich),
vii. 352; Principles derived from,
Action of (Feltz and Ritter), v. 207 ;
Quantity of, in Man (Ranke), vi.
469 ; Reaction of, on Peptone (Ham-
mersten), v. 230; Relation of Albu-
min in Food to Sulphur Excreted in,
xi. 562; Secretion of (Schmule-
witsch), iv. 180; (Schiff), v. 407 ;
(Rohrig, Munk), viii. 209 ; (Lusana
and others), viii. 418; Action of
Mercury, Podophylline, and Taraxa-
cum on (Edinburgh Committee), iv.
187; of Dog, x. 215, 253, 650; x1.
61, 123; Secretion of, and Urea
(Noél-Paton), xx. 114-124; Spec-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XX. 23

trum of (Dalton), ix. 240 ; (Vierordt),
ix. 448 ; Sulphur in (Kiilz), vii. 352 ;
Acids in Urine, Test for (Strassburg),
vi. 468 ; (Hone), ix. 439.

Bile-duct, i. 146.

Ligature of (Legg), viii. 420.

— Minute Arrangement of (Hering

and Kolliker), ii. 161-164 ; (Hering),

ii. 171, 172; on the Structure and

the Epithelium of the Secretory

(Legros), ix. 205; Capillaries of

(Reichert), i. 857; of Greenland

Shark, vii. 240, 246.

— Pigment (Jaffé), iii. 238;
(Bogomoloff), iv. 180 ; (Stokvis), vii.
352; Derivative of, in Feces (Van-
lair and Masius), vi. 468 ; Formation
of, ix. 241, 435, 436.

——W— in Urine (Lewin), ix. 440; in
Urine (Stockvis), vi. 467 ; (Legg), vi.
165; product of (Stockvis), vi.
248.

Salts, Action of, on the Animal
Economy, x. 217 ; on the Intestinal
Canal of Dogs, xiii. 245; in Blood
and Urine in Certain Forms of Poison-
ing, xi. 565; and Bile-acids, Influ-
ence of, on Blood-corpuscles (Jurasz),
vi. 457.

Biliary Calculi (Ritter), vii. 352.

——— Fistula (Westphalen), viii.
418.

Bilifuscin, xi. 564.

Bilirubin (Salkowsky), iv. 178 ; (Maly),
ix, 437.

— Transformation of, into Urine

Pigment, vi. 468.

Hydro-, Spectrum of ( Vierordt),
Vili. 209.

Bill, Dr J. H., on Bromide of Potas-
sium; iii. 221.

Binocular Mixture of Colours, x.
204.

Binz, C., on the Action of Alcohol, iv.
170; on Warm-blooded Animals,

Oxygen in the Formation of Pus,
vill, 403.

Bird, Golding, Use of Elder Pith in’

Section-cutting, ix. 404.

Birds, i. 139 ; viii. 67 ; Anatomy of the

Shoulder of (Young), vi. 76-81;
Blood-corpuseles in, x. 206; Brain
of, xv. 551; Carotid Arteries, and
Muscles of Thighs of (Garrod), ix.
405 ; Cervical Vertebre of (Dénitz},
ix. 405; Changes in Ovum of, x.
457; Ciliary Muscle in (Lee), iii.
14-23 ; vii. 173; (Lawson), iv. 160 ;
Classification of (Huxley), i. 369;
Early Stages of Development of
Nerves in, xi. 491; Eggs of, Compared
with Fishes, x. 384-406; Eggs of, De-
velopment and Decay of Pigment
Layer of, xx. 225 ; Embryonic Char-
acters of, x, 682; Embryos of, xi.
132; Flight of (Krarup-Hensen), iv.
308; (Marey), vii. 173; Fossil
(Seeley), iv. 287 ; Heart of, x. 688 ;
Labyrinth and Cochlea in, xii. 367 ;
Miillerian Duct, &c., in, xii. 107 ;
Muscles of (Riidinger), iii. 197;
(Magnus), iv. 162; Nest-building
of, ix. 102; Osseous Cranium of
(Magnus), v. 386; Pelvis of (Gegen-
baur), v. 385; Perching in (Watson),
iii. 879-384 ; Sternum of (Magnus),
iii. 458 ; Thyroid Body in, x. 682 ;
Vegetable Organisms in Thorax of
(Murie), vii. 174.

Bischoff, T. L. W., on the Anastomoses

of the Cranial Nerves, i. 148.
Anatomy of Hylobates leucis-
cus (Reviewed), v. 373; on Brains
of Chimpanzee, Orang, and Gorilla,
xiii. 277; on Development of the
Brain, iv. 157; on the Topography
of the Cerebral Convolutions, iv.
157.

3ismuth, Researches on (Mayengon and

3ergeret), vill. 218.

viii. 233; on the Actionof Antiseptics
on Infusoria, ii, 1875; on the
Action of Quinia, viii, 224; on
Blood -corpuscles, vii. 196, 198;
403; on the Antipyretic Action of
Quinia, v. 204; on the Toxicology
of Caffein, xi. 207; the Roéle of

Bitch, Ovaries of (Kolliker), ix, 401;
Placenta, &c., of, x. 158, 697.

Bitot on Determining Cerebral Topo-
graphy, xiii. 272.

Bittern, Sun, Dermal and Visceral
Structures of (Murie), vi. 447.

Bitters, Action of, on the Circulation

24. INDEX LO VOLS! Powx.

and Blood-pressure (Kohler), viii.
406.

Bizio on Glycogen, i. 162.

Biziwra lobata, xx. 454.

Bizzozero, G., on the Formation of
Blood-corpuscles in Marrow, iii.
461,

Blackwell Body, xviii, 192-194.

Bladder, Absorption of (Bert and
Jolyet), iv. 881; Anatomy and
Physiology of, xvii. 442; Diver-
ticula of (Ereolani), vii. 332 ; Lym-
phatics of Urinary bladder, xv.
355; of Indian Elephant (Wat-
son), vii. 64, 65; of Mouse, Sheep.
Monkey, and Horse, xv. 377; of
Pilot Whale, li. 75; Veins of (Gil-
lette), iv. 154.

— Venous System of (fenwiek),

xix. 320.

and Prostate Muscular Fibres

of (Pettigrew), i. 150.

and Vagus (Oehl), iv. 185.

Blake, C. J., Effects of the Galvanic
Current upon the Acoustic Nerve,
viii. 400.

Jas., Observations on Physio-

logical Chemistry, v, 247.

on the Action of Inorganic
Substances when Introduced Directly
into the Blood, ii. 24; iv. 1, 201;
vi. 95; vii.’ 201; viii. 243; on the
Physiological Action of Salts of
Beryllium, Aluminium, Ithium, and
Cerium, x. 478; on the Anal Fin
Appendages of Embiotocoid Fishes,
iii. 80; on the Nourishment of the
Fetus in Embiotocoid Fishes, «ii.
280.

Blanche on the Action of the Protoxide
of N on Germination and Respira-
tions, vill. 409 ; on the Properties of
Chlorophyll, 7b. ; on the Effects of
Nitrous Oxide, viii. 221.

Blandin on an Accessory Ophthalmic
Artery, viii. 156.

Blasius on the Relation of the Heart’s
Action to Pressure, vi. 478.

on the Work of the Frog’s
Heart, viii. 189.

Blastoderm of Hen’s Egg, Develop-
ment of, viii. 168.

Blatin, Dr A., on Tobacco, iv. 316.

Blatta orientalis, the Nematodes of
(Biitschli), vi. 449.

Blemmatrope (Hermann), ix. 219.

Blix, M., Contributions to the Elas-
ticity of Muscle, ix. 443,

Block on Capillary Circulation in the
Skin, viii. 402.

on Injuries of Skin, viii. 402.

on the Highest Temperature

Bearable by the Hand, x. 651.

on the Rapidity of the Nervous
Current in Sensory Nerves, xi. 544.

Bloebaum, F., on the Aetion of
Atropia, ii. 422.

and von Bezold on the Aetion
of Atropia, i. 361.

Blood, List of Papers on, ix. 221, 416 ;
Absolute Quantity of (Steinberg),
vil. 347 ; viii. 197; Absorption of
Oxygen by (Gréhaut), viii. 199;
Action of Chlorine, Bromine, and
Iodine Compounds on (Blake), iv. 1 ;
of Cyanogen on (Laschkewitsch),
ui. 469; of Galvanism on (Fraser),
li. 179; of Inorganie Substances
when Introduced Directly into
(Blake), vii. 201; of Iron Salts on
(Blake), iii, 24; of Compressed
Oxygen on, xiii. 264; of Ozone on,
x. 204; of Tincture of Guiacum and
Water on (Day), iii. 232; Albu-
minoid Substances of (Heynsius), iii.
120; iv. 177; Alkalinity of (Zuntz),
ii. 428 ; Ammonia in (Briicke), iii.
231; Amount of, in the Body
(Brozeit), v. 402; Analysis of
(Jtidell), iv. 178 ; Ash of, xi. 555;
Asphyxiated, Constituents of (Afon-
assiew), vill. 196; Bacteria-forming
Masses in (Osler and Schafer), viii.
198 ; Bile-salts in, in certain Forms
of Poisoning, xi. 565; Capacity of,
for Oxygen at Different Pressures
(Bert), villi. 403; Capillaries, Con-
tractile Elements of, x. 207 ; Causes
and Mechanism of Coagulation of,
x. 645; xi. 553; Changes in the,
Circulating through the Muscles of
Carnivora (Ludwig and Schmidt),
iii. 230 ; Chemistry of, ii. 426 ; Cir-
culation on Expulsion of, xi. 307.

ENDEX TO! VOLS <t—xXx 25

Blood, Coagulation of, vi. 457; vii.
345; viii. 199; in Living Animals
(Plosz and Gyorgyni), ix. 421.

Blood-colouring Matter (Preyer), iii.
465 ; viii. 198; Relation of, to the
Iron contained in Bile (Young), v.
158; (Gamgee), 165; Fluorescing Pro-
duct of the Reduction of (Stockvis),
vi. 248; Composition of, in Chyluria
(Hoppe-Seyler). vi. 459 ; Composi-
tion and Fate of Fat introduced into,
x. 643; Condition of Carbonie Acid
in (Zuntz), iii. 468 ; Constitution of
(Marcet), vi. 464.

Blood-corpuscles, van der Lith on, i.
363 ; Action of Diluted Aleohol on,
x. 778; of Quinine on Colourless
(Geltowski), vii. 346; of Hydro-
eyanic Acid on (Geinitz), iv. 321; of
Annelides, xii, 401; Carbonic Acid
in (Schmidt), iii, 229; (Sertoli), ii.
230 ; Changes in (Hicks), vi. 438 ;
Chemical Composition of (Brunton),
iv. 91; (Paquelin and Jolly), viii.
404 ; Development of, in the Em-
bryo of Perca fluviatilis, xix. 230 ;
Distribution of Coloured, in the
Blood-stream, xiii. 123; of Harth-
worm, xii. 591; Experiments on
(Lankester), vi. 488 ; Effect of Pur-
gation and Inanition on Number of,
xi. 556; Formation of Fibrin from
Red (Landois), ix. 230; Formation
of, in Marrow (Neumann), ili. 460 ;
(Bizzozero), iii. 461; Influence of
Bile and Bile-acids on (Jurasz), vi.
457 ; Influence of the Gaseous Con-
tents on the Solubility of (Landois),
ix. 229; Invisible, of Norris (Gibson),
xviii. 393; Measurements of Red
(Gulliver), ix. 392; Migration of
(Feltz), iv. 302; Number of (Me-
lassez), vii. 346 ; of Red and White
(Melassez), viii. 408 ; Origin of Cells

containing, x. 645; Proportion of |
White to Red, after Suppuration |

(Apolant), viii. 403 ; Red (Bottcher),
i, 357 ; vii. 403 ; Development of,
in the Chick (Metschnikow), i.
397; Experimental Production of,
from Colourless Blood-corpuscles
(Ziegler), ix. 421; of Child (Klebs),

li. 168; of Cholepus didactylus
(Rolleston), ii. 168; of Pyrenx-
matous and Apyrenzmatous Verte-
brates (Gulliver), ii. 1; Modifica-
tions in Size and Form of Human
(Friedreich), ii. 3898; Colouring
Matter of (Bottcher), li. 168;
of Elephant (Rolleston), ii. 168 ;
Fibrine Constituent of (Heynsius),
iii, 122; of the Lamna cornubica
(Gulliver), vi. 438; of Moschus,
Tragulus, Orycteropus and Ailurus
(Gulliver), v. 198; of Oviparous Ver-
tebrata (Savory), iii. 455; Relation
ef Coagulation of Fibrin to, x. 646 ;
xi. 193; of Salmonide, Size of
(Gulliver), vili, 178; Sizes and
Shapes of Red, x. 205; in Spleen
(Kuszenoff), ix. 231 ; White, x. 208;
Emigration of, x. 639; Exudation
of (Koster), iti. 246; Place where
they Wander Out of the Vessels
(Purves), ix. 423 ; Influence of Con-
centration of Blood, &e., on Changes
of Form and Place in the (Thoma),
ix. 423; Contractility of Hoppe-
Seyler), vi. 245; Yield Fibrin
(Heynsius), v. 223; and Serum,
Diffusion between, x. 640.
Blood - current (Lortet), ii. 411 ;
(von Bezold and Gscheidlen), 412 ;

in the Coronary Artery of the
Heart, xi. 193; in Muscle, xi.
568.

Blood, Decomposition of Urea in, xi.

h55; Digestion of, by Common
Leech, xvi. 446; Distribution of

Carbonic Acid in, xiii. 243.

Discs (van der Hoeven), ii. 199 ;
Effect of Iron-filings on Whipped
Arterial (Rollett), i. 160; of Lime
and Magnesia on the Alkalinity of,
x. 645; of Sulphuretted Hydrogen
upon (Hoppe- Seyler), i. 160;
(Levison), 7b.

Expulsion of Nitric Oxide from
(Zuntz and Donders, Podolinski),
viii. 197.

Estimation of the Quantity of
(Gscheidlen), viii. 199, 403.
——-— Estimation of Urea in,

129.

XVil.

26 INDEX TOMVOLS; 1x,

Blood, Extrusion of Morphological
Elements of (Norris), vi. 438.

Blood-flow, Rate of (Duncan and
Gamgee), v. 150.

Feetal, Coagulation of (Boll),
vi. 238, 459; Formation of, from
Marrow (Neumann), ix. 244.

Blood-forming Organs and_ Blood-
formation (Gibson), xx. 100-118, 324,
456, 674.

Blood, Gases of (Eulenberg and Vohl),
ii. 427; (Lepine, Mathieu and
Urbain), vii. * 346; (Wolffberg,
Strassburg, Pfluger), 347 ; in Apneea
(Hering, Pfliiger), iii. 467; Influence
of Acids on (Pfliiger and Zuntz), iii.
468; which Flow through Mam-
malian Muscle (Ludwig and Schmidt),
iv. 172-176; Hunter’s Absorption
Experiments, xvii. 15 ; Influence of
Curara on the Emigration of Colour-
less Corpuscles of, xi. 198 ; Injection
of Dilute Acids into, xiii. 243 ; In-
organic Constituents of (Janis2h), vi.
459; vil. 346.

Blood-letting, Effects of (Lorain), v.
215 ; Influence of, on the Circulation
and Temperature (Gatzuck), vi.
477.

Blood, Metamorphosis of, in the
Lymph-sac of the Frog, x. 645;
Minute Moving Particles in (Neds-
vetski), vill. 198 ; Molar Movements
produced by Circulation of, xi.
533.

of the Frog (Brondgeest), vi.
457.

of Jgel and Coluber natrix
(Hoppe-Seyler), iv. 178.

of Man and Mammalia (Hoppe-
Seyler), iv. 178: of Octopus, xv.
264; of Portal Vein, Detection of
Peptones, &c., in, xiii, 245; of
Portal and Hepatic Veins, Analysis
of, xiii. 243; of Rat and Fish, For-
mation of Hemoglobin Crystals from,
xvi. 454, 456; of Spleen and White
Corpuscles in, x. 212, 213; on the
Quantity of Oxygen Absorbed by, at
Different Barometric Pressures, x.
645; Oxidation of, i. 160; ii. 426;
xi. 556; in the Blood-vessels

(Pfliiger), ii. 177; Production of
Glycosuria by Action of, on Liver, x.
648 ; Physical Nature of the Coagu-
lation of (Smee), vii. 210-218.

Blood-pigment (Preyer), vi. 450; Pro-
perties of, xiii, 242.

Blood- pressure, Arterial (Miller), ix.
222; Effect of Baths on, ‘xi. 551;
Effect of Respiration on, xi. 558 ;
Effects of Chloroform, Ethidene,
and Ether on, xiii. 387; Effect
of Stimulation of the Splanchni-
cus on, xi. 557; Erectile Action
of, in Inspiration (Hoggan), viii.
203; in Capillaries, xi. 568; in
Cranium (Leyden), i. 360 ; in Heart
and Arteries (Fick), viii. 402; In-
fluence of Cold Drinks on (Hermann
and Ganz), iv. 325 ; Influence of the
Vagus on (Dreschfeld), ii, 408;
Variation of (Fick), viii. 189 ; Varia-
tions in, as Affecting the Rhythm of
the Heart, xi. 550; Volumetric
Estimation of, xi. 551.

Protagon in (Hermann), i. 161 ;
Putrefying Evolution of Ammonia
from (Exner), vi. 247, 459; Rela-
tion of Oxygen and Carbonic Acid
in (Preyer), i. 160; Replacement of,
by Salt Solution (Horwath, Bern-
stein), v. 402; Rédle of Gases in
Coagulation of (Mathieu and Urbain),
ix. 420.

Blood-serum, Estimation of (Gerlach),
vill. 196; New Test for (Sonnen-
schein), vii. 346.

— Albuminous Substances of
(Heynsius), iii, 120-122; Com-
pounds of, x. 642; Investigation of
by Dialysis, x. 640; Peptone in
(Subbotin), iii. 469; Properties of,
xiii. 238; Quantitative Estimation
of Albumen in, xi. 555.

Blood, Soluble Earths and Phosphoric
Acid in Alkaline (Fokker), viii.
IN

Blood-solution, Action
(Struve), viii. 405.

Blood, Specific Heat of (Gamgee), v.
139 ; Spectrum of (Gwosdew, Preyer),
ii. 427.

Blood-stains, Diagnosis of, ix..221.

of Zine on

INDEX TO VOLS: T=xxX. par

Blood-stream in Muscles, Changes of,
through Stimulation of Nerves, xi.
360.

Blood, Sugar- predating Ferment of
(Plész and Tiegel, Wittich), viii.
199.

-——— Sulphocyanides in (Leared), iv.
181.

Temperature of, in the Heart
(Jacobson and Bernhardt), iii. 460 ;
Transfusion of, iv. 804; viii. 405 ;
x. 210, 645; Variations in Total
Amount of, xi. 192.

Blood and Blood-vaseular System,
Papers on, ix. 390-392 ; x. 635 ; xi
192; and Circulating System, Papers
on, x. 204 ; and Lymph Channels of
the Cerebral Dura Mater (Michel),
viii. 174; and Lymph of Asphyxiated
Animals, Difference between the
Gases of, x. 646; and Lymph-
vessels, Relation of, to the Juice-
canals, x. 645; and Milk, Consti-
tution of (Dumas), vi. 465.

Blood-vessels, Accommodation of, for
Large Quantities of Blood, x. 645 ;
Action of Digitalis on (Brunton and
Meyer), vii. 134-138 ; Anatomy of
Encephalic (Duret), ix. 292 ; Canals
connecting with Lymphatics, x. 208;
Condition of the Walls of, during
Emigration of the Colourless Blood-
corpuscles, x. 639; Distal Com-
munication of, with Lymphatics
(Carter), iv. 97; Distribution of, in
Cutis of Dog, x. 470 ; Epithelium of
(Legros), iii. 200 ; Injection of Air
into (Kowalevsky and Wyssotsky),
ix. 224 ; Injection of, in Coleoptera,
vii. 185 ; Innervation of (Lovén), iii.
251 ; (Pick), viii. 185 ; Local Action
of Astringents on, xi. 573; Lym-
phaties of Walls of, xvii. 1; of
Chick, Development of (Balfour),
vill. 169 ; of Frog, Action of Certain
Alkaloids and of Bromide Potassium
on (Nunneley), iv. 315; of Lamb,
Dissection of (Ogilvie and Cathcart),
vill. 322; of Retina (Hulke), iii.
200; of Small Intestine (Heller),
viii. 174; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx.
168; of Upper Limb, Nerves Supply-

ing (Frey), ix. 292; on some New
Properties of the Walls of, x. 636 ;

Relation of, to Juice-canals (Arnol: d),
ix. 892; Termination of Nerves
in, xvii. 293; and _ Blood-cor-
puscles, Development of (Klein), vi.
438.

Blow-fly, Metamorphosis of (Davison),
xix. 150.

Blumenthal, C., on the Variety of the
Triceps, iv. 154.

Boatbill, Dermal and Visceral Struc-
tures of (Murie), vi. 447.

Bochdalek on Ossification of the Auri-
cula and Defect of the Membrana
Tympani, i. 149; on the Arrange-
ment of the Lachrymal Apparatus, i.
150 ; on the Supra-costal Muscle, ii.
394; on an Abnormal Subclavian
Artery, ii, 397; on Anomalous
Muscles of the Orbit, iii. 448.

jun., on the Musculus Triticeo-

glossus, i. 150; on a New Small

Mascle of the Tongue, i. 357 ; on a

Right Aorta, ii. 397 ; on a Variation

in the Coronary Arteries, ii. 397 ;

on the Arrangement of the Peri-

toneal Investment of the Spleen, ii.

398 ; on the Pars Membranacea Septi

Wemmrical onus, iii. 200; on the

Bochefontsire on the Phy sology « of the
Spleen, vill. 185.

Bock, C., and Hoffmann, F. A., on a
New Method of Inducing Diabehen
vii. 187.

. Experimental Studies on Dia-
betes, ix. 440.

Boderia turneri (Wright), i. 335.

Boeck, H. von, on the Administration
of Arsenic, vill. 218.

Boecker on the Removal of Alkalies
from the Body, ix. 243.

Boehm, R., on the Action of Aconitia,
viii. 223; of Digitalin, viii. 227 ; of
Veratria, viii. 213, 228 ; on the Ad-
ministration of Arsenic, vili. 218 ; on
the Influence of Arsenicon Amorphous
Ferments, vii. 859; Resuscitation
after Poisoning, ix. 248; on the
Structure of the Dura Mater, iv. 153 ;
aud Hoffmann on the Injection of

98 INDEX ‘TO VOLS) L=xx.

Glycogen into the Circulation ; xiii.
238.

Boettcher, A., on the Red Blood-cor-
puscles in the Vertebrata, i. 357 ;
on the Colouring Matter of Red
Blood-corpuscles, ii. 168,

on the Influence of Warm Sul-
phur Baths on Temperature, vi. 238 ;
on the Development of Traumatic
Keratitis, viii, 400; on the Labyrinth
of the Ear, vii. 344; on Section of
the Semicircular Canals, viii. 187 ;
ix, 416,

Bogoljubow on the Carbonic Acid in
Bile, iv, 321; Gasometric Analysis
of Bile, ix. 239.

Bogomoloff on the Action of Ammonia,
Arseniuretted and Antimoniuretted
Hydrogen on Hemoglobin, iii. 469 ;
on Bile Acids and on Gmelin’s and
Pettenkofer’s Reactions, iv. 180;
Colouring Matter of Urine, ix. 439 ;
on the Composition of Milk, vi.
464; and Koschlakoff on Petten-
kofer’s Reaction, iii. 238.

Bogoslowsky on the Action of Flesh-
broth, &c., viii. 204.

Boileau on the Sphygmograph, ix.
221.

Boisin, E., and Loisen, E., on the In-
fluence of Boiling Distilled Water
on Fehling’s Selution, x. 650.

3ojanus, Organs of, xiii. 115, 400,
578.

Bokay, A., on the Digestibility of
Nuclein and Lecithin, xiii. 245,

Boldyrew on the Mode of Termination
of the Nerves in the Laryngeal
Mucous Membrane, v. 378.

Bologna, Museum of (Flower), ix.
260.

Boil, F., Das Prineip des Wachsthums,
xi, 575; on the Coagulation of
Feetal Blood, vi. 233, 459; on the
Connective Substance of Glands, iv.
156 ; on the Comparative Histology
of the Mollusca, iii. 459; on Com-
pound Racemose Glands, iii. 202;
on the Histology and Histogenesis of
the Central Organs of the Nervous
System, vili. 171 ; on the Physiology
of the Nervous System,: viii, 399 ;

on the Structure of the Electrical
Plates of Malapterurus and Torpedo,
viii. 892; on the Structure and
Development of Connective Tissue,
vi. 442 ; on the Structure of Tooth
Pulp, iii. 202 ; on Vision with Com-
pound Eyes, vii. 179.
Lombinator, Heart of, xi. 688.
Optic Nerves of, xvi. 335.
—— Thyroid Body in, xi. 682.
——— igneus, xx. 72.
—— Egg of, x. 382, 543, 545.
— Skull of, x. 422.
Bombycilla carolinensis, xix. 138.
Bones, ix. 244, 443; Absorption of
(Kolliker, Rustizky), viii. 887; Absorp-
tion of, by Giant Cells (Morison),
viii. 425; Architecture of (Wolfer-
mann), vil, 326; Articular Ends of,
xii. 503; Astragalo-scaphoid, in Man,
xiv. 452.
— Cancellous Tissue of (Wag-
staffe), x. 441; Carpal, Variations of,
xvii. 244, 253; Cells of (Kolliker),
vi. 433; Chemistry of (Maly and
Donath), viii. 425; Compact Cor-
puscles and Nerves of (Joseph), iv.
300; Composition of (Aeby, Weiske),
vi. 464 ; Composition of, under Diet
poor in Lime or Phosphoric Acid
(Weiske and Wildt), viii. 425; Con-
struction and Growth of (Zaaijer), ix.
190; Development of (Kutschin), v.
192; (Dubrueil), vi. 435; Effect of
Food on (Weiske-Proskau), vii. 357 ;
(Wildt), ix. 244; Effect of Lactic
Acid on, xi. 569; Elastic Tissue of
(Renaut), x. 442; Formation of
(Stieda), vii. 326; Formation of,
from Periosteum (Philipeaux), vii.
357; Found at Hastefjord (Kinberg),
iv. 382; Growth of (Ollier), vii.
357; Form Articular Cartilages,
xiii. 86; Intercellular Growth of
(Schachowa), viii. 425; Internal
Architecture of (Wolff) v. 192; In-
terstitial Construction of (Zaaijer),
vi. 435 ; Long, Artificial Arrest of
Growth of (Bidder), viii. 425; Mar-
row of (Robin), viii. 887; New, in
Human Anatomy, xiv. 201, 376 ;
New Rule of Epiphyses of Long,

INDEX TO VOES. -f—=xx. 29

xvii. 479; of Archeopteryx litho-
graphica (Huxley), ii. 402; of Birds
(Davy), i. 357; of Fossil Seal, xiii.
318; of Lamb, Dissection of (Ogilvie
and Cathcart), viii. 324; of Human
Face (Callender), iv. 150; of Rudi-
mentary Hind-limb of Greenland
Right-whale, xv. 141, 301; of Whales
(Delfortie and Fischer), vii. 173 ;
Ossification of Temporal, xvii. 498 ;
Phosphates, Composition of (Aeby),
vii. 357; Primary Growth from, xvi.
43; Researches on (Heitzmann), vii.
327 ; Resorption of, and Giant Cells
(Rustizky), viii. 425; Secondary Car-
pal in Man (Gruber), i. 357 ; Sesa-
moid (Gruber), ix. 389; Spongy
Tissue of (Langhans), ix. 190;
Supernumerary, in the Zygomatic
Arch and Carpus (Gruber), ix. 190;
Tubular, Growth of (Wegner), ix.
190; Tumour of, Malignant, xv. 405;
Variability of (Dobson), xix. 16-23 ;
Varieties in (Gruber), x. 440.

Bonjean, Ergotin of (Kohler), ix.
222.

Bony Fishes, Development of, x. 457.

Boogaard, J. A., on the Impression of
the Base of the Skull: its Causes and
Consequences, i. 178, 179.

Borlasia octoculata, Development of
(M‘Intosh), iii. 459.

Born, L., on the Development of the
Ovary of the Mare, ix. 207.

Bos urus, Tail of, vii. 272.

Bothriocephalus, i. 184 ; Development
of (Knoch), iv. 307.

Botkin on the Reflex Phenomena con-
nected with the Vessels of the Skin,
and its Reflex Sweating, ix. 416.

Botschetschkaroff. See Drosdoff.

Bouchereau, Dr, on the Action of Ab-
sinth, iv. 313.

Bouchut, E., a New Sign of Death, ix.
248,

Bouillaud on the Pulse, viii. 402.

Bouland, P., on Curvatures of the
Spine, vii. 168.

Boussingault on Iron in Blood and
Food, vii. 346.

Bovine Tuberculosis in Man, xv. 1,
ai fe

Bowditch, H. P., on the Muscular
Fibres of the Heart, vii. 182 ; on the
Muscles of the Heart, ix. 315, 351 ;
on Retarding and Accelerating Nerves
of the Heart, viii. 193 ; Recent Re-
searches on Vasomotor Nerves, ix.
412; on the Force of Ciliary Motion,
xi. 569; a New Form of Induction
Apparatus, xi. 570; and Minot, the
Influence of Anzsthetics on the
Vasomotor Centres, ix. 216.

Box, Action of, xi. 523.

Brachial Plexus, Arrangement of, x.
446,

Variations in (Turner), viii.

298.

in Mammalia, xii. 427.

of Macaque Monkey and Man,
XvVii. 329.

Brachiopoda, Development of, xi. 154.

Hypoblast and Mesoblast of,
x1, 1525

Brachycephali, iv. 151.

Brachypodide, xix. 22.

Bradley, S. M., Description of the
Brain of an Idiot, vi. 65.

on Muscular Variations, iii. 197;

vii. 420.

National

Skulls, viii. 386.

Note on a Peculiar Origin of

the Right Subclavian Artery, v. 341.

The Secondary Arches of the
Foot, x. 430.

Bradypodide, Carpus of (Flower), vii.
255, 256.

Brudypus, Placenta of, vii. 302 ; viii.
362; xiv. 147, 374; Teeth of, iii. 266;
Myology, iv. 162; Skull of, v. 4;
Vocal Cord of, xvii. 367.

didactylus, iv. 17; Female Or-

gans of, xiv. 60.

Hand of, xiv. 164.

Braidwood on the Development of
Striated Muscle, i. 157, 362.

Brain, x. 617; Abnormality of Arteries
at Base of, xiii. 397; a New Anatomy
of the (Bell), iii. 147; Atrophy of
(Howden), ix. 288; Blood-vessels of,
ix. 201, 392; Changes in, in Trau-
matic Inflammation, x. 621 ; Chemi-
cal Constitution of (Thudicum),

Characteristics of

30

x. 202: Chemical Experiments on
(Gscheidlen), viii, 181; Chemistry
of (Thudicum), iii, 237; Circula-
tion in (Jolly and Pagenstecker),
vi. 479; Control of, over Reflexes
(Herzon), ii. 187 ; Convolutions
of, in Relation to Intelligence
(Turner), viii. 172 ; Cortical Lamina-
tion of the Motor Area of, xiii. 279 ;
Crystals from (Moore), ii. 180; De-
velopment of (Bischoff), iv. 157 ;
(Cleland), x. 457; xiii, 280; in
Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 440; in
Vertebrate Animals (Byrne), ix. 97,
412; Electrical Stimulation of, xi.
542; Excitability of Surface (Solt-
mann). ix. 407; Experiments on
(Quincke, Fournié), vii. 340; (Bar-
tholow and Burdon-Sanderson), ix.
212, 213; (Putnam), ix. 213; Fara-
disation of Cortex of, xi. 186; Fis-
sures, Position of, xvill. 178; Fissures
and Variations in Mammals (Wilder),
ix. 203; Functions of (Nothnagel),
vill. 395; (Dupuy, Carville, and
Duret), 396 ; (Hitzig), 397 ; ix. 208,
210; xi. 542; in the Newly-born,
xi. 541; Localisation of (Burdon-
Sanderson), ix. 213; Physiology of,
ix. 209; Galvanisation of (Hitzig),
vii. 175; Giacomini’s Method of
Preserving, xiv. 144; Grey and
White Matter, Composition of (Pet-
rowsky), vill. 181; Hemiplegia caused
by Injury to, xii. 104 ; Histology of,
in the Insane (Major), viii. 173 ; ix.
204; Hydromicrovephalous, Anatomy
of (Hill), xix. 363 ; Hypertrophy of
Nerve-fibres of (Roth), vii. 173;
Influence of Excitation of, on Beats
of the Heart, xi. 187; Influence of,
on the Blood-pressure in the Pul-
monary Artery, ix. 419; Influence
of, on the Temperature of the Body
(Schreiber), viii. 3898; Injury to,
with Pulmonary Hemorrhage (Noth-
nagel), viii. 397; Large Sub-arach-
noid Cyst involving Parts of Parietal
Lobe of, xiii. 508; Lesions (Prevost),
iv. 323; of Temporo-sphenoidal Lobe
of, xiv. 221; Post-mortem Appear-
ances on (Fleischmann), vi, 234 ;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

Localisation of Function in (Ferrier),
ix. 208; (Dodds), xii. 340, 454,
636; Localisation of Movements in
(Jackson), vii. 340: Medullary Neu-
roma of, xv. 217; Membranes of
(Key and Retzius), v. 230 ; Methods
of Examining and Preserving, xiii.
282; in Microcephalic Idiocy, x. 444 ;
xlil. 281 ; Minute Structure of, xiii.
278 ; Movements of (Leyden), i. 360;
Movements Produced by Stimulation
of, xvi. 141 ; Nerve-fibres and Nerve-
cells in, xiii. 280; New Freezing
Microtome for Preparation of Sec-
tions of, xi. 537; Nomenclature of,
xii. 162; of Ape (Hitzig), ix. 208 ;
xiii. 277 ; of Anthropoid Apes, xiii.
277; of Bushwoman, i. 206; of
Carnivora (Gervais), vii. 172; of
Cat, lacking the Corpus Callosum
(Wilder), xviii. 223; of Chimera
(Miklucho-Maclay), iv. 163; of
Chinese Water-deer, Rhinoceros, and
Manatee, xiii. 278; of Cyclopians,
xii. 518; of Dasypus sexcinctus, i.
313; of Lchinorhinus spinosus
(Jackson and Clarke), ix. 75; of
Edentata (Pouchet), iii. 458; iv.
162; of Fishes, Anatomy of, xii.
283 ; of Foetus (Callender), iv. 247 ;
of Fowl and Mouse (Stieda), iv, 162 ;
of Idiot (Gaddi), iii. 195 ; of Insane
Person, xiii. 280 ; Reaction in (Ober-
steiner), ix. 213 ; of Marsupials (Ger-
vais), vii. 172; Transverse Commis-
sure of (Sander), iii. 458; of Pilot
Whale, ii. 69; of Plagiostoma, Epi-
physis in, xiii. 284; cf White Whale,
xiii, 127; Physiology of, x. 626;
Physiology of Language (Hughlings
Jackson), ili. 208; Physiology of
Rabbit’s, xvi. 142 ; Preponderance of
Left Side (Hollis), ix. 267; Pre-
serving Sections of (Bastian), ii. 104—
109 ; Reflex Action of, x. 625; Rela-
tion of, to Mind, xvi. 491 ; Relations
of, to the Surface of the Head, xiii.
270; Report on Recent Memoirs on
Anatomy of, xiii, 266; Structure of
the (Clarke), iii. 199; Substance of,
Injections into (Beaunis, Nothnagel),
vii. 177; New Formation of (Simon),

INDEX ‘TO VOLS:- 1—xx. Bal

viii. 173, 399 ; Weight of (Thurnam),
i. 149; (Davis), ii. 396 ; (Clapham),
viii. 173 ; xiii. 281 ; and Lung, Re-
lations between Lesions of (Brown-
Séquard), v. 403; and Nervous
System : a Summary and a Review,
xv. 536.

Brakel, G. van, on Peristaltic Action,
v. 407.

Branchial
xiv. 273.

Branchiata, viii. 67.

Branchiobdella, Pseudohzemal System
in, xii. 401; Vascular System of,
xii. 591.

Branchiostegal Plate of Polypterus, v.
179.

Branchiostoma lubricum, Anatomy of
(Reichert), v. 387.

Brandt, A., on the Structure of the
Skin of Rhytina borealis and of a
Species of Cyamus Parasitic on it, vi.
446.

Brandy, Influence of, on Temperature
(Parkes), ix. 247.

Braun, H., Electrical Excitability of
the Cerebrum, ix. 210; on the
Secretion of Gastric Juice, viii.
414,

Braune, W., Topographisch-anatomi-
scher Atlas nach Durchschnitten an
gerfrornen Cadavern(Review), ii. 158;
on the Action of the Fascie of
the Thigh on the Circulation, vi.
227.

Bream, Eye of (Gulliver), ii. 12; Spines
of, xv. 326.

Breast, Infection of Connective Tissue
in Scirrhous Cancers of Breast, xiv.
29; Infiltrating Carcinoma of, xvii.
339; Physiology and Pathology of,
xiii. 118,

Breath, Organic Matter of (Ransome),
iv. 209-217.

Brecht on the Reflex in the Region of
the Macula, xi. 545.

Bremond on the Absorption of Medi-
cinal Substances by the Skin, vii.
198,

Bretet. See Cornillon.

Brettel on Secretion of the Parotid
Gland, iii. 213.

Appendages, Comb-like,

Bridge, T. W., Cranial Osteology of
Amia calva, xi. 606; Pori Abdo-
minales of Vertebrata, xiv. 81.

Bridges of Bone developed in Atlas, ix.
17, 20.

Bright’s Disease (Stokvis), iii. 241 ;
the Albumen of (Gerhardt), iii.
471.

British Barrows, Greenwell and Rolle-
ston’s Work on, xii. 661.

Brito, PhilipS. See Stirling, William.

Broadbent, W. H., an Attempt to
Apply Chemical Principles in Expla-
nation of the Action of Remedies and
Poisons, iii. 33, 227; on the Cere-
bral Convolutions of a Deaf and
Dumb Woman, iv. 218; on the
Structure of the Cerebral Convolu-
tions, iv. 157, 302; on the so-called
Selective Absorption by the Lacteals
and Lymphaties, iv. 14-16.

Broca, Paul, L’Ordre des Primates,
Parallele Anatomique de Homme
et des Singes (Review), v. 373; on
the Anatomy of the Tailless Apes,
vil. 334; on Brain of Gorilla, xiii.
277 ; ona Deformity of the Skull (la
Deformation Toulousaine), vii. 167 ;
on the Comparative Anatomy of the
Cerebral Convolutions, xiii. 275 ; on
the Relations of the Brain to the
Surface of the Head, xiii. 270.

Brock, G. S., a Two-headed Sartorius,
xiii. 578.

Brockman, E. Forster, Atrophy of
Right Hemisphere of Cerebrum, Left
Side of Cerebellum, and Left Half of
Body, x. 786.

Bromal-hydrate, Action of (Steinauer),
v. 208.

Bromates (Rabateau), iii. 221.

Bromic Acid, Action of, on the Blood
(Blake), iv. 4.

Bromide of Potassium, Action of, ii.
182; iv. 164, 315.

— of Sodium as a Substitute for
Bromide of Potassium, v. 201.

Bromides, Physiological Effects of,
vi. 491.

— of Potassium, Ammonium, and

Sodium, Action on Frogs, xii. 58,

73.

32 INDEX TO

Bromine Compounds, Action of, on
the Blood (Blake), iv. 1.

Broncho-zsophageal Muscles, x. 320.

Bronchus and Lung Defective (Ratjen),
iG,

Brondgeest, P. Q., on Frog’s Blood, vi.
457 ; on the Influence of Chloroform
on the Action of the Heart, on Res-
piration, and on Blood-pressure, in
Connection with the Division of the
Vagus Nerve and with Curare Poison-
ing, 1.175.

Brooke, H. G., and Hopwood, E. O.,
on the Changes in the Circulation
which are Induced when the Blood is
Expelled from the Limbs by Es-
march’s Method, xi. 306.

Brooks, H. St. J., Two Cases of an
Abnormal Coronary Artery of the
Heart Arising from the Pulmonary
Artery, xx. 26; Variations in the
Nerve-supply of the Flexor Brevis
Pollicis Muscle, xx. 641; on the
Morphology of the Intrinsic Muscles
of the Little Finger, with some Ob-
servations on the Ulnar Head of the
Short Flexor of the Thumb, xx. 645.

— W. Tyrrell, Brachial Plexus of
Macaque Monkey, and its Analogy
with that of Man, xvii. 329.

Brouardel on the Effect of Purgation
and Inanition on the Number of
Blood-corpuscles, xi. 556.

Brown, A. Crum, Semicircular Canals
and Sense of Rotation, vili. 327.

Brown, A. Crum, and Fraser, T. {., on
the Connection between Chemical
Constitution and Physiological
Action, ii. 224.

—__-— F. J., on Migratory Animals,
iv. 323.

—J. G., Action of the Bile-salts

on the Animal Economy, x. 217.

— Report on _ Physiological
Chemistry, xiii. 121, 236, 407.

___— The Therapeutics of Diph-
theria: an Experimental Inquiry,

xii, 1.

J. Macdonald, Abnormal Cystic
Artery, xiv. 372.

__—— on the Femoral Artery of Apes,

xv. 523.

VOLS: W—XX,

Brown, J.M., Note of Abnormal Distri-
bution of Thoracic Duct, xvi. 301.
— Peculiar Malformation of Both

Feet, xv. 448.

— Variations in Myology, xiv.
Bills

Browne Body, xviii. 187.

—-— Crichton, on Picrotoxine and
the Antagonism between Picrotoxine
and Chloral Hydrate, x. 654,

Brown-Séquard on Apncea and the
Action of CO, on the Respiratory
Mucous Membrane, viii. 409 ; Audi-
tory Vertigo, x. 634; Hereditary
Transmission of Acquired (Qualities,
vi. 489; Influence of Vagus on
Convulsions, vil. 843 ; on Cauterisa-
tion of the Cerebral Lobes in the
Guinea-pig, x. 619 ; Cerebral Power
in Man, ix. 213; on Congestion
after Ligature of Arteries, v. 213 ;
on Ecchymosis, viii. 403 ; on Epi-
lepsy, v. 209 ; on Inhibition of Con-
vulsions, iii. 212; on the Localisa-
tion of Brain Function — Cerebral
Power in Man, ix. 213 ; on the Re-
lations between Lesions of Lung
and Brain, v. 403; on the Spinal
Cord, iv. 323 ; on Strychnia Convul-
sions, vil. 196.

Researches in the Communica-

tions of the Retina with the Encepha-

lon, ix. 219.

Charcot, and Vulpian, Archives
et Physiologie, Normale et Patholo-
gique (Review), ill, 193.

Brozeit on the Amount of Blood in the
Body, v. 402.

Bruce, Alexander. See M‘Bride, P.

J. Mitchell, on Supernumerary
Nipples and Mamme, xiii. 425.

Brucia (Brown and Fraser), ii. 234,

Bruck, Effects of Cerebral Lesions on
the Temperature of the Body, v.
410.

Briicke on Ammonia in Blood, iii, 231 ;
on Carbohydrates and their Diges-
tion, vil. 850 ; on the Decomposition
of Fats in the Small Intestine, v.
224; on Peptones, v. 224; on the
Preparation of Berlin Blue, i, 369 ;
on Preparation of Glycogen, vi. 469;

INDEX TO VOLS. =X 33

Vorlesungen iiber Physiologie, ix.
248.

Bruhl on a Supernumerary Long
Extensor of the Great Toe, vii.
328.

Brun on Respiration in Sheep, v.
215.

Brunn, A. von, on a Variety of the
2nd Dorsal Interosseous of the
Hand, viii. 161; on Ossification, ix.
190.

Brunner on the Percentage of Fat in
Human Milk, viii. 427; on the
Connections of the Ossicles of the
Ear, ix. 416 ; on the Composition of
Human Milk, viii. 209.

Brunner’s Glands (Krolow), vii. 354 ;
(Krolow, Costa), viii. 205.

Brunton, T. L., on the Action of
Amy] on the Circulation, v. 92; on
the Action of Digitaline, i. 154;
of Digitalis, vii. 134; viii. 189;
Effect of Warmth in Preventing
Death from Chloral, viii. 332; on
the Apparent Production of a New
Effect by the Joint Action of Drugs
within the Animal Organism, viii.
95 ; on the Chemical Composition of
the Nuclei of Blood-corpuscles, iv.
91; on Diabetes and Hydruria, viii.
421; on the Influence of Heat on
Animals, vi. 236; on the Physio-
logical Action of Condurango, x.
484; on the Physiology of Vomiting,
and the Action of Anti-emetics and
Emetics, ix. 426 ; a Simple Method
of Demonstrating the Effect of Heat
and Poisons upon the Heart of the
Frog, x. 602.

Report on Physiology, v.
208-218, 396; vi. 218, 472; vii.
175 ; and Cash, Theodore, the Val-
vular Action of the Larynx, xvii.
363 ; and Power on the Albuminous
Substances which Occur in the Urine
in Albuminuria, xiii. 250; Diuretic
Action of Digitalis, ix. 241.

Bryant, T., on Malposition of the Tes-
tis, Hypospadias, and Epispadias,
iii. 203.

Bryozoa (Nitsche), vi. 449 ; Develop-
ment of (Schneider), iv. 161; Marine,

Anatomy and Development of (Clapa-
réde), v. 387.

Bubnoff, N., on the Vascularity of
Cartilage, iv. 153.

Buccal Sac of Scorpion, xi. 59.

Bucconide, xviii. 283.

Bucerotide, xviii. 280.

Buchanan, A., The Forces which Carry
on the Circulation of the Blood
(Review), iii. 445,

on the Work of the Heart,. v.

402.

G., on the Action of the Thyro-

hyoid Muscle, iii. 255.

See Wilson, E.

R., on the Development of
Alciope, iv. 161.

Buchheim on the Action of Curara, iv.
314,

on the Action of Poisons on
Frog’s Muscle, iv. 318.

Buchholtz on Conditions of Nutrition
of Bacteria, xili. 240.

Buchner, H., Stimulation of Nerves by
Solutions of Indifferent Substances,
x. 633.

Buck, H., on the Mechanism of the
Auditory Ossicles, viii. 187.

— on Vibrations in the Cochlea
and Movements of the Auditory
Bones, v. 211.

Budge, Anleitung zu den Priiparir-
tibungen und zur Repetition der
descriptiven Anatomie des Menschen
(Review), i. 145.

Compendium der Menschlichen
Physiologie (Review), iv. 287.

——— on the Spinal Cord, iv. 323.

A., on Lymphatics of the Liver,

xi. 562.

—J., on the Functions of the
Levator Ani, with Reference to
Pathogenesis, x. 654,

Budin, State of the Pupil during
Chloroform Anesthesia, ix. 414.

Buesse on the Relation between the
Oxygen absorbed during the Day
and Night, v. 222.

Buetschli, O., on the Nematodes of
Periplaneta orientalis, vi. 449; on
the Spermatozoa of Insects and Crus-
tacea, vi. 449.

Cc

34 INDEX TO VOLS. I—XX.

Buettner and Snellen on Ophthalmic
Inflammation after Division of the
5th Nerve, ii. 191.

Bufo, Optic Nerves of, xvi. 335 ; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 90.

calamita, Xvill. 136 ; cinereus,
xviii. 136; Development of the
Heart and Pericardium of (Oellen-
macher), v. 386; variabilis, xviii.
136; viridis, Blood-corpuscles of,
x. 206; vulgaris, xix. 130; Blood-
corpuscles of, x. 206; Lens of, x.
228,

Buliginsky, A., on Reactions of Sar-
cosine, ii. 430.

Bullar, J. F., The Generative Organs
of the Parasitic Isopoda, xi, 118.

Bullock, C., on Veratrium, iv.
317.

Bunge, G., on Chloride of Sodium and
Potassium Salts in Man, viii. 205 ;
on Removal of Alkalies from the
Body, ix. 243.

Bunodonts, Affinities of, xi. 49, 51.

Burdon-Sanderson, J., Handbook for
the Physiological Laboratory (Re-
view), vii. 322-325 ; Experiments on
Bacteria, vii. 358 ; Direct Electrical
Stimulation of the Corpus Striatum,
ix. 209; Localisation of Functions
in the Brain, ix. 213.

Burkart, R., on Bile and Gastric Diges-
tion, iv. 319; on Irritation of the
Vagus Nerve, iii. 210.

Burmeister, H., on <Arctocephalus
hookeri, vi. 446; on Balxnoptera
patachonica and intermedia, vii.
335; on the Delphinide, vi. 445 ;
on Pseudorca grayi, vii. 173.

Burness, A. G., Action of Various
Drugs upon Temperature, x. 651.

Burnett, C. H., The External Ear a
Synthetic Resonator, vill. 400; on
the Mechanism of the Auditory
Ossicles, vili. 187.

Bursa, Second, Connected with the
Biceps (Collins), xx. 30.

— Entiana, vii. 245.

Fabricii (Davy), i. 166.

Burse Mucose (Gruber), ii. 166.

Bursaria, ii, 279.

Burt, J. S. See Ringer, Stuart.

Bus, du, on Fossil Delphinide, viii.
176.

Busch on the Action of Strychnia on
Sensory Nerves, vill. 399.

Bushwoman, Dissection of (Flower and
Murie), i. 189.

Bustard, xviii. 99; xix. 76);))oc:
454.

Australian, xx. 454.

Butyl-chloral, Action of, on Rabbits,
aby ay Aly

Butyric Acid Fermentation (Paschutin),
vili. 409.

Butzke, V., on the Minute Structure
of the Cerebral Convolutions, viil.
vay

Byasson, H., on the Action of Chloral
Hydrate, vi. 493 ; on the Action of
Chloral-sulphydrate, viii. 192; on
the Action of Formic Ether, vil.
193 ; on the Action of Mercury, vii.
ee

Byrne, James, on the Development of
the Powers of Thought in Vertebrate
Animals in Connection with the
Development of their Brain, ix.
97-107, 412.

Bryozoa, Orange-red Colouring Matter
of, ii. 116.

Cacatua, xx. 407 ; galerita, xx. 409.

Cachalot, vii. 336; xii. 600; Lower
Jaw of, il. 402 ; iil, 204.

Cadiot. See Robin.

Cadmium Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), iv. 206.

Ceea of Chionis alba, iv. 89.

Cecilia, Eye-muscles of, xvi. 330.

Cxcum, Displacement of (Chiene),
ii. 14; Peyer's Patches in (Dob-
son), xvili. 388-392; of Galeo-
pithecus, ii. 141; of Greenland
Shark, vii. 237; of Macroscelides,
ii. 141; of Rhynchocyon, ib.; of
Tupaia, ib.

Cesium Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), vii. 205.

Caffeine, Action of, iii. 224 ; viii. 225;
Action of, on Heart, &c. (Aubert and
Dehn), ix. 222; Action on Rana
Temporaria and Esculenta(Schmiede-

INDEX. TO VOLS. I.—Xx. 35

berg), ix. 245; Toxicology of, xi.
207.

Cahours, A., on the Physiological
Action of Ethyl Conia, Iodide of
Diethyl Conium, Iodides of Methyl-
strychnium andof Ethyl-strychnium,
ili. 479 ; on the Sulphates of Potash,
Soda, and Magnesia, iii. 473.

——— and Jolyet, F., on the Relation
of Chemistry to Physiology, iii. 228.

Ca’ing Whale, ii. 66; v. 133.

Calabar Bean, Action of (Laschke-
wich), i. 155; (Fraser), 323; (Wester-
mann, Vintochgau, Fraser), ii. 185 ;
(Watson), 186 ; (Arnstein and Sasts-
chinsky), iii. 474 ; (Jones), iv. 167 ;
(Kohler), viii. 403 ; xi. 521.

and Atropia, Effects of (Arn-
stein and Sastschinsky), ii. 425.

Calamoichthys calabaricus, External
Characters of (Traquair), v. 386 ;
calabarensis, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 88.

Calamus Scriptorius, ix. 198.

Calcaneus Secundarius, vi. 433.

Calcium Salts, Action of (Rabutrean),
viii. 218.

Calcochloris, i. 282; ii. 137, 142, 150.

Caleuli, Microscopie Structure and
Mode of Formation of Urinary, ix.
241; Origin of, from the Presence of
Foreign Bodies in the Bladder, x. 218.

Calculus, Renal, Unusually Large
(Russell), viii. 382.

Call, T. J., Anatomy of the Horse and
Domestic Animals (Review), iv. 293.

Callender, G. W., Description of a
Feetal Brain, iv. 247 ; on the Forma-
tion of the Sub-axial Arches in Man,
v. 376 ; on the Formation and Early
Growth of the Bones of the Human
Face, iv. 150 ; Notes on some Points
in the Anatomy of the Perineum, iii.
104; on the Anatomy of the Thyroid
Body in Man, ii. 171; on the Ossifi-
cation of the Bones of the Face, iii.
195.

Callidon, xiii. 475.

Callocephalus vitulinus, Osteology of,
iii. 109.

Callomystax gagata, Stridulating Ap-
paratus of, xv, 322,

Calomel, Action of, on Bile, x. 286;
xi. 642.

Calves, Development of Ova and Strue-
ture of Ovary in (Foulis), ix. 399.
Camel, Affinities of, xi. 49; Gestation
of, xi. 44; Larynx of, xvii. 369 ; on
the Lobules and Connective-tissue of
the Liver of, xi. 354; Placenta of, x.
129, 143; xi. 51; xiii. 200; Teeth

Of, 111. 15; 206:

Camelidz, Dentition of, iii. 74.

Camelopardalis, Anatomy of (Murie),
vi. 446.

Camelus bactrianus, Larynx of, xvii.
369 ; dromedarius, ix. 39.

Camerer on the Dependence of Taste on
the Part of the Mouth Irritated, v.
401.

Cameron, A. H. F., Notice of a Case of
Peculiar Malformation of the Heart
and Great Arteries, v. 339; Three
Cases of Axillary Mammary Tumour,
xiii. 149.

Charles, A., Metastatic Excre-
tion of Urine, xvi. 393.

Campbell, J. A., Note of a Case of
Abnormal Union of Several of the
Ribs, iv. 245; ona Case of Absence
of Vagina, with Undeveloped Uterus
and Ovaries, xx. 693.

Camphor, Action of (Harley), vii. 197.

Canalis Tubo-tympanicus, xix. 479.

Cancellous Tissue of Bone (Wagstaffe),
x. 461.

Cancer of Breast, Infection of Con-
nective-tissue in Scirrhous, xiv. 29.

of Femur, xv. 496.

Cane-sugar, Absorption of, xiii. 245,

Canestrini, G., on Ancient Crania, iii.
195.

J.,on the Male of Coditis tenia,
vi. 448,

Canide, xi. 49; Deciduation in, x.
171 ; Ossicles of, xiii. 406.

Canis domesticus and lupus, Larynx
of, xvii. 368 ; Long Flexors of, xvii.
172.

Cape Anteater, Absence of Quadratus
Femoris Muscle (Galton), ix. 185.

Placenta of, x. 693.

Capillaries, Development of (Arnold),
vi, 437; Origin and Structure of

36 INDEX TO. VOLS) (=x x;

(Stricker), ii. 897; of the Frog,
Walls of, iii. 454.

Capillaries in the Macula Lutea, i. 149.

— Pulse in (Quincke), iii. 460.

Capillary Blood, Peculiarity of (Falk),
viii. 406 ; Blood-vessels, i. 148 ; Cir-
culation in Mammals (Stricker and
Sanderson), v. 194; Vessels in In-
sects (Kunckel), iii. 459.

Capitonide, xvill. 283.

Cappie, J., The Causation of Sleep,
vii. 321, 339.

Caprice and Caprylic Acids (Neubauer)
ii. 180.

Caprimulgide, xviii. 282.

Caprimulgus ewropeus, viii. 71.

Capsula Prostato-urethralis, viii. 161.

Capsule of Tenon, xx. 4, 20.

Capuchin, xix. 35.

Capybara, xx. 646 ; Female Organs of,
xiv. 70.

Carabus nemoralis, Muscle of Leg of, x.
219.

Carapace of Tortoise, Reproduction of,
xx. 220.

Carbolic Acid, Therapeutical Applica-
tions of (Labée), vi. 496.

Carbon Dioxide in Blood (Hirschmann),
I ooe

Monoxide, Absorption of (Gré-
hant), v. 215.

Carbohydrates, Feeding with (Petten-
koffer and Voit), viii. 415; and
their Digestion (Voit), vii. 350.

Carbonic Acid, ix. 425; Action of, on
the Heart (Cyon), ii. 183; State of,
in Blood, iii. 468; of Blood, Distri-
bution of, xiii. 243; in Blood-cor-
puscles (Schmidt), ili, 229; Relation
of Excretion of, to the Change in the
Bodily Temperature, xi. 199; Excre-
cretion of, at the Liver (Charles),
xix. 166; by the Lungs (Lossen), i.
859; Influence of, on Respiration
of Animals, xi. 558; Physiological
Action of (Leven), iv. 311; Drinks,
Influence on Urinary Secretion, xiii.
246.

Carbonic Oxide, Action of (Pokrowsky
and Traube), i. 154 ; Influence of, on
Muscular Contractibility, x. 651 ;
Diabetes after Inhalation of (Senff),

3

iv. 321; Poisoning by (Gamgee), i.
339-346,

Carcharias, xi. 459; Abdominal Pores
in, xiv. 102; Nerves of, x. 90, 92.
glaucus, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 83; Melanopterus, Pori Abdo-

minales of, xiv. 83.

Carcinoma of Breast, Infiltrating, xvii.
339.

Carcinomata, xix. 461.

Cardiac Action, Influence of Closure of
Coronary Vessels upon (Bezold), ii.
410; Influence of Intracardial Pres-
sure on (von Bezold and Stezinsky),
ii, 409.

Cycle (Landois), i. 156.

— Inhibitory Nerve in Crustacea,
ii, 191.

—w— Motor Nerves (von Bezold,
Bever, E. and M. Cyon), ii. 191;
Movements, Sequence, and Duration
of, xiv, 234; Muscle, Action of (Bar-
rett), xviii. 272 ; Influence of Nutri-
tion on (Perl), vili. 407 ; Muscular
Movement (Kronecker and Stirling),
ix. 315; Characteristic Sign of, x.
636 ; Nerves in Molluscs, x. 506.

—— Septa, Malformation of, x. 780.

——— Systole (Donders), i. 156.

Cardial and Arterial Sounds and Mur-
murs, xiii. 407.

Cardiograph (Donders), ii. 198.

Cardiographic Tracings, i. 156; from
the Human Chest-wall (Garrod),
v. 17-27.

Cardioscope (Czermak), iv. 325.

Cardio-sphygmograph (Garrod), v. 265-
270.

Cariacus nemorivagus, xix. 245.

Carinate, i. 370.

Carinellide, x. 247.

Carlet, G., on Locomotion in Man, vii.
169.

Carmichael, James, Two Cases of Lesion
of the Temporo-sphenoidal Lobe of
the Brain, with Pathological Exam-
ination by D. J. Hamilton, xiv. 221.

Carmine, Beale’s Acid Solution of, ix.
255s

Carnivora, xi. 50; xx. 51.

— Affinities of, xii. 151.

—W— Brain of, xi. 554.

INDEX TO VOLS, E—XX. or

Carnivora, Cerebral Fissures of (Wilder),
ix. 203.

Cerebrum of, x. 445.

Changes in the Blood Circu-
lating through the Muscles of (Lud-
wig and Schmidt), iii. 230.

—— Cranium of (Flower), iv. 163.

Dentition of, iii. 76, 77.

—w— Epitrochleo-anconeus in (Gal-
ton), ix. 171, 173.

—— Indican in Urine of, xi. 266.

— Intelligence of, ix. 107; Brain

of, ix. 108.

— Long Flexors of, xvii. 170.

— Omphalo - mesenteric Remains
in, xvii. 59.

—— Ossicles of, xiii. 405.

—— — Placenta of, viii. 367; x. 150,
1685/1715, 1725°697,; x1. 40, 44, 50,
51; xii. 148, 152.

Vocal Cords in, xvii. 367.

and Primates, Corresponding
Regions in Cerebrum of, xiii. 273.

Carotid Artery of Horse, Tracings from,
x. 300.

——— Gland, Structure of (Heppner),
iv. 160.

Carp, Ramus Pharyngeus in, x. 91.

— Prussian and Gold, Respiratory
Movements of, xiv. 402.

Carpal Bones, Additional, iii. 349; iv.
150 ; vi. 433 ; vii. 167, 326; ix. 190;
Xvii. 244,

Carpenter, P. Herbert, Remarks on
the Anatomy of the Arms of the
Crinoids, x. 571; xi. 87.

—— on Some Points in the Anatomy
of Pentacrinus and Rhizocrinus, xii.
35.

Carpenter’s Physiology, x. 658.

Carpus (Bardeleben), xix. 509.

— Abnormal, ii. 165,

——— of Cryptobranchus japonicus
(Prof. van der Hoeven), i. 185, 186.

of Dog (Flower), vi. 62-64.

of Great Fin-whale (Struthers),

vi. 124.

— of Sloths (Flower), vii. 255,
256.

Carter, H. J., on the Sperm-whale in
the Indian Ocean, vii. 335,

——— T. A., on the Distal Communi-

cation of the Blood-vessels with the
Lymphatics, and on a Diaplasmatic
System of Vessels, iv. 97.

Cartilage, Articular (Ogston), x. 49;
Bifurcated, ix. 52; Connective Tissue
and Muscle, Report on, ix. 190;
Lymphaties of, xv. 121; Regeneration
of, iv. 153; Researches on, vii. 327 ;
Structure of Hyaline (Baber), x. 113;
Vascularity of, iv. 153.

.Cartilages, First and Second Costal,

Fused (Lane), xx. 396.

— Growth of Bone from Articular,

xiii. 86.

— and Synovial Membranes of
Joints (Reyher), viii. 261.

Carver, E., on Irregularities in the
Arteries and Muscles of an Idiot, iii.
257.

Carville on the Functions of the Brain,
viii. 396; on the Physiological Ac-
tion of Jaborandi, ix. 448.

C., and Duret, H., on the Func-

tions of the Cerebral Hemispheres,

Xe 185:

— and Rochefontaine, Removal of
the First Thoracic Ganglion of the
Great Sympathetic of the Dog, ix.
213.

Casein (Béchamp), ili. 238 ; ix. 234;
Morphology of, vi. 464; Filtration
of, vi. 465 ; and Albumen, Difference
between, vi. 465.

Casey on Diurnal Variations of the
Temperature, vil. 357.

Cash, J. Theodore, on the Relationship
between the Muscle and its Contrac-
tion, xv. 431; on the Digestion of
Fat, xvi. 147; see Brunton, T.
Lauder, xvii. 363.

Cassowary, Heart of, viii. 173.

Castor Canadensis, xix. 262.

Castor-oil, Effect of, on Bile, x. 292.

Casuarius australis, Skeleton of
(Flower), vi. 447 ; japonicus, Blood-
corpuscles of, x. 206.

Cat, xx. 646 ; Additional Dorso-lumbar
Vertebre in, ix. 18, 64.

— of Ancient Greeks (Rolleston),

ii. 437.

— Bile in (Kowalovsky), ix. 239 ;

Domestic (Rolleston), ii. 47 ; Eye of

38 INDEX TO VOLS. L—XX.

(Lee), iii. 17; xiii, 189; Hand-
muscles of, xii. 443; Injection of
Air into Blood-vessels of, ix. 224 ;
Larynx of, xvii. 368; Mamma of,
xi. 9; Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 7, 9,
13; Ossification of Metacarpals and
Metatarsals of, iii. 139 ; Placenta of,
x. 697;.xi. 48; Production of
Rachitis and Osteomalacia in, ix.
443 ; Sweat-nerves of, xiii. 260;
Taste-goblets in Epiglottis of, x.
475; Uterus, &c. of, x. 151, 4383;
Vomiting in, xvii. 376 ; Affinities of,
x. 172; Experiments on, ix. 217;
with Nickel and Cobalt,
107.

Catarrh, Acute Suppurative, xvii. -37.

Cathartics, Action of, v. 208; of
Saline, xvi. 248, 391, 568; xvii.
62, 222, 405,

Cathcart, C. W., Dissection of a Lamb
with Fissure of the Sternum and
Transposition of the Origin of the
Right Subclavian Artery, vili. 321 ;
on a New Form of Ether Micro-
tome, xvii. 401 ; Movements of the
Shoulder-girdle involved in those of
the Arm on the Trunk, xviii. 211 ;
on the Movements of the Ulna in
Pronation and Supination, xix. 355.

Cathelectrotonus, Excitability and Rate
in, ii. 98.

Catillon, A., on the Physiological and
Therapeutical Properties of Gly-
cerine, xiii. 252.

Caton, R., Contributions to the Cell-
migration Theory, v. 35 ; on Trans-
parent Vascular Tissues, v. 193.

Caudal Heart of the Eel (Jones), ii.
405; Region of the Trunk of the
Great Fin-whale (Struthers), vi. 121.

Caudata, Eye-muscles of, xvi. 331.

Caustic Soda. See Sodium Hydrate.

Cauterisation of Cerebral Lobes in
Guinea-pig, x. 619.

Cavia aperea, Affinities of, xiii. 115.

— flavideus, xviii. 391.

—— cobaya and rupestris,
Flexors of, xvii. 160.

Cayrade, Dr, on the Action of Del-
phinia, iv. 165.

Cazalis, J., on the Development of the

XVil.

Long

Muscular Fibres of the Diaphragm,
v. 193.

Cazeneuve, P., and Livom, C., on the
Physiology of the Vesical Epi-
thelium, xii. 256.

Cebide, Ossicles of, xiii, 404.

Cebine Monkey, xx. 56.

Cebus, Nerves of Hind-limb of, xv.
268; Ossicles of, xiii. 405; albi-
frons, xix. 85; xx. 56; fatuellus,
Epitrochleo-anconeus in, 1x. 169.

Cecomorphe, i. 370.

Celeomorphe, xviii, 282.

Cell, Use of Term, xii. 165.

Cell-migration Theory (Caton), v.
35.

Cells, Experimental Production of
(Ziegler), ix. 421.

Cellulose, Digestibility of, v. 225.

Celtic Crania (Rolleston), iii, 252.

Cement Substance of Epithelium, x.
449,

Cementomata in Animals, xiv. 432.

Centetes, xix. 19; Habitat, ii. 148 ;
Osteology of, i. 282, 298-301; ii.
123, 136, 187, 139-142, 147, 148.

— ecaudatus, Leg and Foot of,
xvii. 144; Long Flexors of, xvii.
167, 177 ; Teeth of, xvi. 356.

Centetide, i. 282 ; xvi. 355.

— Habitat, ii. 148.

Centetinz, ii. 123, 141; Relations of,
xvi. 359.

Centraciontide, Absence of Abdominal
Pores in, xiv. 83, 93.

Central Organs, Connective Tissue of,
iii. 450.

Central Nervous System of Cephalo-
poda, iii. 204.

— of Selachia, xiii. 287.

Centrina, Cranial Cartilages of, x. 104 ;
Vasa Efferentia in, xii. 187.

Centrum Ovale, Nomenclature of, xiii.
272.

Cephalic Index (Cleland), iv. 151.

—— Sacs in Lineide (M‘Intosh), x.
231.

Cephalopoda, Development of (Lan-
kester), ix. 207, 403; Fecundation
of (Lafont), iv. 262; Heart of, x.
507.

— Retina in (Schultze), i. 455 ;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. 39

the Organ of Hearing and Central
Nervous System of, iii. 204.

Ceradini on Alterations in the Amount
of Air in the Lungs during the Move-
ments of the Heart, vi. 235.

Ceratodus fosteri, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 88, 95.

Ceratodus, v. 386; vi. 448; Brain of,
xi, 447 ; Limbs of, xi. 134 ; Muscles
of, vi. 279; xvi. 501; Structure of
Young, xi. 621; Urino-genital
Organs of, x. 27.

Cerbera tanghin, viii. 102.

Cercocebus cethiops, Femoral Artery in,
xv. 523.

——— collaris, xix. 122.

Cercolabes prehensilis, xviii. 390.

Cercopithecus, Malleus of, xiii. 404 ;
Nerves of Hind-limb of, xv. 268 ;
sabeus, xx. 659; Placenta of, viii.
370; campbelli, Femoral Artery in,
xv. 523.

Cerebellar Disease, Cases of, xiv. 337 ;
xv. 252; xvii. 484.

Cerebellum, ili. 159.

Atrophy of Left Side of, ix.
288; x. 786; xi. 353.

—— Development of, in Man and
Animals, xv. 548 ; Grey Matter of,
iv. 158,304; Histology of (Strachan),
iv. 158 ; (Hollis), xix. 274 ; Physio-
logy of, ix. 209; xi. 187.

Cerebral Blood-vessels, Anatomy of
(Duret), ix. 201; Convolutions, i.
149; xiii. 280; Structure of, iii.
450; iv. 159, 303 ; viii. 171 ; Com-
parative Anatomy of, xili. 275;
Connective Substance in, iv. 159 ;
Motor Centres in, x. 625; of a Deaf
and Dumb Woman (Broadbent), iv.
218-225 ; Relations of, to Outer Sur-
face of Skull (Turner), viii. 142, 359;
Topography of, iv. 157; viii. 142,
859; xiii. 272; Cortex, Physiology
and Pathology of, xi. 542; Excite-
‘ment, Vascular Lesions in Hydro-
phobia, and in other Diseases Char-
acterised by, xv. 88; Fissures of
Mammalia, especially Carnivora
(Wilder), ix. 203; Fluid, Seat of
(Hitzig), x. 203 ; Ganglia, Actions
of Poisons on (Broadbent), iii. 53 ;

Hemispheres Functions of, xi. 185 ;
Hypertrophy of Right (Tuke), vii.
257 ; Movements after Removal of
(Rosenthal), iv. 182; Removed in
Pigeon (Voit), iv. 182; Structure of
(Broadbent), iv. 157, 302.

Cerebral Injuries, and Cerebro-spinal
Fluid, xiii. 254; Lesions, Effects of
on the Temperature of the Body
(Bruck and Giinther), v. 410; Lobes,
Cauterisation of, in Guinea-pig, x.
619; Localisation, Relation of Sturdy
in Sheep to, xiv. 205; Peduncles,
Function of (Afanasieff), vi. 218;
Physiology and Pathology (Ferrier),
viii. 152, 179 (Nothnagel, Fournie),
179.

Power in Man (Brown-Séquard),
ix, 213; Sinuses, and their Varia-
tions, xvi. 27.

— Variation in Domestic Dogs
(Wilder), ix. 203; Ventricles, Rela-
tions of the Subarachnoid Spaces to
the (Key and Retzius), ix. 198;
Vessels, Effect of Water on, x. 620 ;
and Spinal Nerves of Rana esculenta
(De Watteville), ix. 145-162.

Cerebro-spinal Nervous System, ix.
204; x. 626.

Cerebrum, iii. 159.

——— Abnormal Human, xii. 241;
Atrophy of Right Hemisphere, ix.
288; x. 786; xi. 353; Effects .of
Distortion of Skull on, xiii, 271;
Electrical Excitability of (Braun), ix.
210 ; (Soltmann), ix. 407; in Dog,
x. 619; Excitability of (Fritzsch and
Hitzig), v. 396; Functions of the
Frog’s (Goltz), iv. 182 ; Grey Matter
of (Arndt), ii. 395.

— Human, an Illustration of the

Convolutions of, to the Outer Sur-

face of the Skull (Turner), viii. 359 ;

Influence of the Form of the Skull in

the Direction of the Convolutions of

the, xi. 542; Motor Functions of

(Schiff), ix. 407 ; Nerve-endings in

the Grey Matter of, viii. 171; of

Frog, Electrical Excitability of, xi.

542; of Primates and Carnivora, x.

445; xiii, 273; of Ungulata, Fur-

rows of, xiii. 274; of Various

40 INDEX TO. VOLES! L=xx!

Animals (Carpenter), ix. 108 ; Pro-
portions of Lobes and Asymmetry
of Convolutions of (Marshall), x.
444 ; Relations of, xiii. 272; Ther-
mal Influences proceeding from
Hemispheres of, xi. 184; Vasomotor
Apparatus of, xi. 184.

Ceriornis satyra, Vil. 337.

Cerium, Physiological Action of Salts
of, x. 480.

Cervical Plexus, Variations in (Turner),
viii. 298.

Cervical Ribs. See’ Ribs.

— Vertebre. See Vertebre.

Cervidee, Placenta of, xiii. 200.

Cervus alces in Britain (Smith), vii.
336; Metatarsals of, ii, 112; eldi,
Variation in the Horns of (Muric),
v. 382 ; mexicanus, Placenta of, xiii.
195; molluccensis, xix. 123; por-
cinus, Placenta of, xiii, 94; pudi,
Brain of, xiii. 278.

Ceryle, xviii. 279.

——— alcyon, Osteology of (Shufeldt),
XVlii. 279-294,

Cesalpino and Harvey, xvii. 125.

Cestodes, xii. 407.

Cestracion, Tympanum of, xvii. 189.

phillipi, Absence of Abdo-
minal Pores in, xiv. 83, 93.

Cetacea, ix. 404; xi. 50; xx. 51;
Affinities of, x. 111; Anatomy of
(Flower), iii. 204; (Eschricht), v.
384; Brain of, xv. 554; Picipital
Ribs in Man and, xvii. 384 ; Cervi-
cal Vertebra of, iii. 59 ; Limbs of, ii.
112; x. 665.

— Mamme of, xi. 29; Muscles

of, xvi. 9.

— Ossicles of, xiii. 406.

Ossification of Metacarpals and
Metatarsals in (Thomson), iii. 139,
141.

——— Placenta of, x. 129, 700; xi.
34, 44, 49; xii. 148, 152.

— — Pollex in, xvi. 620.

——— Skeleton of (Malm), vi. 445.

——— Spinal Nervous System of, xi.
210.

— Stomach of ii. 70; iii, 117;

xvili. 327.

— Teeth of, iii. 264; xiii, 465.

Cetacea, Two-headed Ribs of (Turner),
vy. 348,

— Villi of, xiii. 197.

Cetacean observed off Ceylon (Holds-
worth), vii. 336.

Cete, v. 130.

Ceyx, xviii. 283.

Chetocercus cristicauda, Teeth of, iii.
278.

Cheetodon arthriticus, xix. 427.

Chetognathi, xii. 407, footnote.

Chetophora included under Annulata,
xii, 404.

Chetopoda, descent of, xvi. 317.

— Development of, iv. 307, 161.

Cheetopodes, xii. 607, footnote.

Chetopterus insignis, (Baird), Phos-
phorescent Light of, ii. 116.

Chalicosis Pulmonum, Pathological
Anatomy of, xv. 395.

Chamber of Eye, Inflammation of
Anterior (Goldzieher), ix. 415.

Chamberland. See Pasteur.

Chameleon, xix. 41.

— Muscles of, xvi. 507.

Pelvic and Scapular Girdles of

(Humphry), v. 75.

vulgaris, xx. 41.

Champneys, F., Communication be-
tween the External Iliac and Portal
Veins, vi. 417-419 ; on the Muscles
and Nerves of a Chimpanzee (7’ro-
glodytes niger) and a Cynocephalous
anubis, vi. 176-211; the Septum
Atriorum of the Frog and Rabbit,
vili. 240.

Chandelon, T., on the Effect of Liga-
ture of the Artery and Section of the
Nerve on the Quantity of Glycogen
in Muscle, xi. 563.

Chapman, H. C., Placenta and Genera-
tive Apparatus of Elephant, xv.
300.

Charadriide, xviii. 86.

Charadriomorphe, 1.
100.

Charadrius, xviii. 86, 90; dominicus,
xix. 72; pluvialis, xviii. 87.

Charbon in Fowls, xiii. 264.

Charcoal Fumes, Poisoning by (Gam-
gee), 1, 339.

Charcot. See Brown-Séquard.

370; xviii. 87,

INDEX ‘TO: VOLS; 7.x 41

Charles, J. J., Notes on some Cases
of Abnormal Arrangement of the
Arteries of the Upper Extremity,
vii. 300; ix. 180; on the Mode
of Propagation of Nervous Im-
pulses, xiv. 131; Researches on the
Gases of the Bile xvi. 293; on
the Sources and the Excretion
of Carbonic Acid at the Liver, xix.
166.

Chatin, J., on the Myology of Hyo-
moschus, vii. 172; on the Visceral
Anatomy of Viverra civetta, viii.
176.

Chauveau, A., on the Activity of
Vaccine Virus, ii. 425.

——— The Comparative Anatomy of
the Domesticated Animals, Trans.
and Ed. by G. Fleming (Review),
vii. 322 ; viii. 157.

Comparative Study of Instanta-
neous and Continuous Electrical
Currents in the Case of Unipolar
Excitation, x. 633.

— — on Unipolar Excitation of
Nerves, xi. 544.

on the Rate of the Nerve Current
in the Motor Nerves of Mammals,
xiii. 259.

Cheirogaleus, ix. 404.

Cheirolepsis, ix. 406.

Cheiroptera, xx. 51; Affinities of, xii.
147 ; Epitrochleo-anconeus Absent in
(Galton), ix. 172 ; Limbs of, x. 668 ;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 172; Myo-
logy of, vii. 171; Ossicles of, xiii.
406 ; Phalanx Missing from Certain
Digits in Manus of, xvi. 200;
Placenta of, viii. 368; xi. 50; xii.
148.

Chelone midas, viii. 70.

Chelonia, viii. 71 ; Muscles of Shoulder-
girdle in, viii. 161; Pori Abdo-
minales of, xiv. 90, 95; Shoulder-
girdle of, ii. 158; Sternum of, vii,
337.

—— of Western Yunnan, xiv. 256.

Chelydra, xx. 184, 188; serpentina,
xx. 53, 182; Chemical Conditions
for Origin of Heart-beats, xi. 549 ;
Constitution and Physiological
Action (Brown and Fraser), ii, 224 ;

Principles, Application of, to Explain
the Action of Remedies and Poisons
(Broadbent), iii. 38-53, 227.

Chemie, Lehrbuch der Physiologis-
chen (Gorup-Besanez), ix. 248.

Chemistry, Report on Physiological,
xill, 236; of Brain (Thudicum),
ili. 237; of Muscles (Thudicum),
iii. 236; of Nerves (Ranke and
Heidenhain), iii. 470.

and Physiology (Jolyet and
Cahours), iii. 228 ; (Robertson), iv.
171.

Chenomorphe, i. 370 ; xviii. 282.

Cherou on the Poison of the Viper,
iii. 481,

Chest Movements (Ransome), iv. 140;
Rule (Ransome), ix. 138, note;
Measurements, ix. 140; Wall, Car-
diograph Tracings from the Human
(Garrod), v. 17-27.

Chevrotains, Placenta of, xi. 44, 48,
51.

Cheyne-Stokes’ Phenomenon, xvi. 146.

Chiasma Nervorum Opticorum (Michel),
ix. 219.

Chick, Effect of Heat on Heart’s
Action in, xi. 754.

— Sixth Nerve of, xvi. 342.

Chiene, Dr J., Case in which the
Innominate Veins opened into the
Right Auricle, and in which the
Intestines were Misplaced, with
Remarks on the Development of the
Parts, ii. 18; Anatomical Descrip-
tion of a Case of Intra-peritoneal
Hernia, ii. 218; Case of an Obliterated
Right Internal Jugular Vein, ii.
222 ; Complete Obliteration of the
Celiac and Mesenteric Arteries:
the Viscera receiving their Blood-
supply through the Extra-peritoneal
System of Vessels, iii. 65; a Super-
numerary Lobe to the Right Lung,
iv. 89; v. 196; on Intestinal
Malposition, v. 381; and Ewart,
do Bacteria or their Germs exist in
the Organs of Healthy Living
Animals ? xii. 448.

Child, New-born, Digestive Appara-
tus of (Zweifel), ix. 627,

Ovary of, x. 454.

42 INDEX: TO VOLS. 1.—XX.

Chiloscyllium indicus, Absence of
Abdominal Pores in, xiv. 82.

Chimera, xi. 459; Auditory Organs
of, xvii. 188.

monstrosa, Brain of, iv. 163 ;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 87.

Chimie appliquée 4 la Physiologie, &c.
(Gautier), ix. 450.

Chimpanzee, ix. 79; xx. 646; Ana-
tomy of, i, 254; xviii. 66; Brain
of, xiii. 277.

Craniology of, vii. 834; Femoral
Artery in, xv. 528, 531; Ossifica-
tion of Metacarpals and Metatarsals
of (Thomson), iii. 138.

—w— Muscles of (Champneys), vi.
176-208.

——— Nerves of (Champneys), vi.
208.

Chinaman, Dissection of, xix. 227, 228.

Chinchilla lanigeres, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 161.

Chinese Water-deer,
278.

—— Women, Artificial Deformity of
Feet of (Welcker), v. 376.

Chinovic Acid, Action of (Kerner), ili.
224,

Chionis alba (Cunningham), iv. 87.

— minor, xix. 66.

Chirogaleus, Placenta of, vill. 369.

Chiromys, Ossicles of, xiii. 405.

— madagascariensis, iv. 307.

Chirone, V., The Mechanism of the
Action of Quinine on the Circulatory
System, and its Action on Muscular
Fibre in General, x. 654.

— onthe Theory of Double Mus-
cular Action, xi. 568.

Chironomus plumosus, Red Cruorine
in Larva of, 1. 114.

Chitra indica, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 91).

Chittenden, W. H., on Glycogen and
Glycocoll in the Muscles of Pecten
Indians, xi. 563.

Chlamydophorus truncatus, xix. 33;
xvii. 158 ; Epitrochleo-anconeus in,
(Galton), ix. 171; Osteology of,
(Atkinson), v. 1.

Chloral, Action of (M‘Rae), vii. 192 ;
(Tomaszewicz), ix. 448; Action on

Brain of, xiii.

Blood (Feltz and Ritter), ix. 221,
416; Action of Intra-venous Injec-
tions of, on the Vasomotor Nerves,
x. 654; Anesthesia produced by
Injection of, ix. 221 ; Subcutaneous
Injection of, v. 390; Hydrate, Ac-
tion of; vi. 493; x. 654 ; Antagonism
between, and Picrotoxine, x. 654;
Influence of, on Nervous System,
x. 203; Poisoning, viii. 220;
Warmth in (Brunton), viii. 332.

Chloral-sulphydrate, Action of, vil.
192,

Chloric Acid, Action of, on the Blood
(Blake), iv. 4.

Chloride of Gold-staining, i. 369.

of Oxethyl Strychnium, Action

of, v. 204.

of Sodium, Relation of, to Fer-
mentative Processes, xi. 554.

Chlorides, Researches on, vi. 490.

of Potassium, Ammonium, and
Sodium, Action on Frogs, xii. 54,
73.

Chlorine, Action of, on the Organism
(Schenk), vii. 350.

Compounds, Action of, on the
Blood (Blake), iv. 1.

Chlorocodide (Matthiessen and Wright,
Gee), iv. 166.

Chloro-cruorine, il. 115-116.

Chlorcema, ii. 115.

Chlorocruorin, iv. 119, 125.

Chloroform, Action of (Bernstein,
Hermann, Ranke, Faure), ii. 184;
(Bert), ii. 185; iv. 312; (Bernard),
iv. 166, 493 ; on the Heart (Onimus
and Legros), ii. 418 ; (Brondgeest),
1 eZ.

as an Anesthetic, xv. 110.

Aneesthesic State of Pupil dur-

ing (Budin), ix. 414.

Effects of (Jourdain), v. 2038 ;

on Blood-pressure, xiii, 387.

Subcutaneons Injection of, v.

390.

and Opium, Combined Effects
of, vii. 194.

Chloroformisation, i. 155.

Chlorophyl in Animals, ii. 114 ; Pro-
perties of, vili. 409; in Protozoa,
&e., xv. 263.

INDEX TO VOLS. I—XX. 43

Cheropotamus, xi. 48.

Cheropsis liberiensis,
(Macalister), ix. 405.

Cheropus, Long Flexor Muscles of,
xvii. 144,

Cherotherium, xi. 48.

Cholera, ii. 197.

Cholesterin, x. 650.

Reaction of, with Sulphuric
Acid, vii. 359.

Choletetin, x. 650.

Cholin, Strecker’s, ii. 180.

Cholic Acid (Liebig), vi. 468; viii.
209, 252 ; Oxidation of, xi. 564.

Cholopus, Placenta of, viii. 362, 375;
MOI xv 1482" Teeth of, 11,
266.

Anatomy of

didactylus, iv. 17; Blood-

corpuscles of (Rolleston), ii. 168 ;

Carpus of, vii. 255; Epitrochleo-

anconeus in (Galton), ix. 170.

hoffmanni, vii. 302.

Chondriochlor, iv. 126.

Chondrosteous Ganoids, viii. 65.

Chorda Dorsalis in the Larval Ascidian
(Donitz), v. 388.

Choreiform Movements in
(Legros and Onimus), vi. 221.

Choroid, Accommodation of, in Man,
Ape, and Cat (Hensen and Vélkers),
viii. 400.

Choroidal Vessels, Lymph-sheaths of
(Morano), viii. 400.

Chouppe, H., on the Mode of Action
of the most frequently employed
Emetiecs, x. 655.

Christiani, A., Physiology of the Rab-
bit’s Brain and its Nerves, xvi. 142.
Chrotococephalus philadelphia, Croto-

phyte Fosse in, xx. 247.

Chronic Rheumatic Arthritis, x. 50.

Chromium, Physiological Action, xi.
285.

Chrschtschonovitsch on the Termina-
tion of the Nerves in the Vaginal
Mucous Membrane, vi. 435.

Chrysaora, Colouring Matter of, xv.
261.

Chrysochloride, i. 281 ; ii. 140 ; xviii.
388 ; Habitat of, ii. 150; Muscles
of, xvii. 84 ; Osteology of, ii. 150.

Chrysochloris, ii. 141, 282; xix. 18;

Dogs

Osteology of, ii. 130, 140, 150;
Tibial Flexor of, xvii. 148.

Chrysochloris capensis, ii. 140.

villosa, Xviil. 389.

Chrzonszezewsky, on Bile-ducts, 1.
146 ; on the Epithelium Lining the
Air-vesicles of the Lungs, i. 148 ;
on Lymph-vessels, i. 248.

and Hirschmann on the Minute
Structure of the Lungs, i. 357.

Chtapowski on Nerve Influence on
Arteries, vili. 184.

Chyle, Peptone in (Subbotin), iil.
469.

Chyluria, Composition of Blood in
(Hoppe-Seyler), vi. 459.

Chymograph, Ludwig’s (Schummer),
ii. 193.

Cicatricule
455.

Cienkowski, L., on Noctiluca miliaris,
vil. 338.

Ciliary Body, Anatomy of, viii. 173.

— Motion, ii. 434; i, 360; i.

420-435 ; Force of, xi. 569.

Muscle, v. 195; Function of,

x. 633; in the Domestic Mammals,

iii, 455.

in Osseous Fishes, x.

— in Fish, Birds, and

Quadrupeds (Lee), iii. 14.

See Eye.

Nerves, i. 25.

Cilio-spinal Centre, ii. 188.

Circulation, i. 360.

— Action of Duboisia on, xvi. 10;
Action of the Fascie of the Thigh
on, vi. 227; of Lobelium on, ix.
420,

v. 92.

of Nitrite of Amy] on,

of Pyrophosphoric Acid,

on, xi. 273.

—of Respiration on, v.
212; of Blood in Excised Organs, ix.
417; Molar Movements produced
by, xi. 533.

—— in the Coronary Artery, viii.
189.

— — Effects of Rowing on the,
(Fraser), iii. 127.

——— Cessation of, as a Sign of
Death, vii. 190.

44 INDEX TO

Circulation on Expulsion of Blood, xi.
307; in Frog’s Lung, viii. 188; of
the Indian Elephant, vi. 84.

—— in Inflammation, v. 214, 215.

Influence of Closure of the

Carotid on, v. 213.

of the Nervous Sys-

tem on, vi. 231.

of Respiratory Move-

ments on, i. 368.

— Injection of Glycogen into,

Xili. 238.

in the Lung, vi. 484,

—— in Muscle, v. 212.

— Physical Phenomena connected
with, x. 645.

——— Physiology of, viii. 189.

———A New Schema of (Rutherford),
vi. 249.

—— Reflex Effects on, from the
Nasal Mucous Membrane, v. 402.
Source and Course of, viii. 388.

——— Stage, xi. 403.

——— in the Veins, Rapidity of, vi.
232.

Circulatory System, Papers on, ix.
221-231, 416 ; x. 204,

Action of Quinine on, x. 654,

Circumduction, xix. 351.

Cirratula filiformis, Pigment of, xii.
411, footnote.

Cirratulide, Blood of, xiii. 332;
Pseudheemal System in, xii. 401.

Cirratulus chrysoderma, Blood of, xiii.
332.

Cirrhosis of the Liver, Histology of,
xv. 69; Development of Fibrous
Tissue from Hepatic Parenchyma in,
xiv. 184,

Cirripedia, ii. 81.

Civet, Atlas of, iii, 62; Glottis of,
xvil. 369 ; Myology of, ii. 207.

Cladobates, ii. 141.

Clapham on Brain Weighings, viii.
173.

Claparede, E., on the Anatomy and
Development of the Marine Bryozoa,
v. 387.

on the Development of Cheto-
poda, ix. 161, 307.

Claret, Effects of, v. 391.

Clarias, Grunt of, xv. 324; Skull of,

VOLS. I.—XX.

xi. 609 ; anquillaris, v. 64 ; zenodon,
xiii, 850.

Clark, F. le Gros, Some Remarks on
the Anatomy and Physiology of the
Urinary Bladder, and of the
Sphincters of the Rectum, xvii.
442; Some Remarks on Nervous
Exhaustion and of Vasomotor Action,
XVill. 239-256.

— Henry E., on Cervical Ribs,
ix. 388,

—— J. A., on the Visceral Ana-
tomy of the Hippopotamus, vii.
336,

— J. W., on the Skull of a
Marten, ix. 405; on Skulls of Mono-
don monoceros, vi. 445; Seals of the
Auckland Islands, ix. 405.

= Wm., Obit., iv. 196.

Clarke, Lockhart, on the Intimate
Structure of the Brain, ili. 199; on
the Minute Structure of the Cerebral
Convolutions, iii. 450; on the
Arrangement of the Fibres of the
Hypoglossal Nerves, iii. 451.

——— on the Physiology of Ear-
cough, iv. 324,

Wm. Bruce. See Jackson.

— and Lewis, on the Cortical
Lamination of the Motor Area of the
Brain, xiii. 279.

Classarede on Reproduction of Aphides,
i. 368.

Classification of Insectivora, ii. 141;
iv. 307.

Claudius on the Organ of Hearing in
LRhytina stellert, iii. 204.

Claus on the Action of Veratria, viii.
228.

Clavicle, Congenital Deficiencies in
(Gegenbaur), ii. 392.

Clay, R. Hogarth, on an _ Intra-
thoracic Lymphoid Tumour, xiii.
498.

Cleft-palate, Morphology of (Smith),
Teel.

——— and Incisor Teeth (Turner),
xix, 198.

Cleland, J., on the Brain in Cyclo-
pians, xii. 518.

— — a Case of Epispadias, with
Remarks, v. 321.

INDEX TO VOLS) -L—xxe 45

Cleland, J., Cause of the Supernumerary
Lobe of the Right Lung, iv. 200.

——— a Contribution to the Study of
Spina Bifida, Encephalocele, and
Anencephalus, xvii. 257.

—— Animal Physiology: the Struc-
ture and Functions of the Human
Body (Review), viii. 384.

— Description of a Sulu Skull,
and Suggestions for Conducting
Craniological Researches, xi. 643 ;
Ligamentous Action of the Trapezius
Muscle, Pathologically Illustrated,
v. 319-821 ; Note on the Effect of
Heat on the Heart’s Action in the
Chick, xi. 754; Notes on Raising
the Arm, xviii. 275; on an Abnor-
mal Arrangement of the Peritoneum,
with Remarks on the Development
of the Mesocolon, ii. 201; on a
Supernumerary Lobe to the Right
Lung, v. 196; on Double-bodied
Monsters and the Development of the
Tongue, viii. 250 ; on the Action of
Muscles passing over more than One
Joint, i. 85 ; on the Cutaneous Liga-
ments of the Phalanges, xii. 526 ; on
the Development of the Brain, x.
457; on the Element of Symbolic
Correlation in Expression, xiii. 481;
on the Epithelium of the Cornea of
the Ox, ii. 361; on the Grey Matter
of the Cerebral Convolutions, iv.
303 ; on the Hutchinsonian Theory
of the Action of the Intercostal
Muscles, i. 209; on the Question
whether the Eustachian Tube is
Opened or Closed in Swallowing, iii.
97-; on Relation of Brain to Mind,
xvi. 491 ; on Variations of the Human
Skull, iv. 151; v. 192; on the
Viscera of the Porpoise and White-
beaked Dolphin, xviii. 327 ; Remark-
able Double Monstrosity of the
Head, xiii. 164 ; Terminal Forms of
Life, xviii. 845 ; the Physical Rela-
tions of Consciousness and the Seat
of Sensation, a Theory Proposed,
vy. 102; the Peritoneum of the
Human Subject Illustrated by that
of the Wombat, iv. 197.

Clitoris, Nerve Terminations in

(Finger), i.
120%

Cloaca of Greenland Shark, vii. 242;
of Herring, xiv. 405.

Clover, Cultivation of (Ransome), v.
55; Germination of (Ransome), v.
54.

Clupea, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

harengus, Cry of, xv. 825.

Hermaphroditism in (Smith),

iv. 256.

— sapidissima, xx. 625.

Cnidoglanis megastoma, Spines of, xv.
326.

Coagula, Fibrinous, in Left Ventricle,
xvil. 194.

Coagulation of Blood, ix. 420; x. 645.

— of Fibrin, Relation of, to
Blood-corpuscles, x. 646.

Coal-fish, xix. 295.

Coati, Larynx of, xvii. 369; Muscles
of, xiv. 174.

Coats, Dr J., on the Action of the
Vagus on the Heart, iv. 324.

— Case of Hemiplegia from an
Injury involving Loss of Brain Sub-
stance in the Motor Region of the
Convolutions, xiii. 104.

———.,, Ramsay, William, and M‘Ken-
drick, John, on the Effects of
Chloroform, Ethidene, and Ether
on Blood-pressure, xiii. 387.

Cobalt, Action on Animal Economy,
xvii. 89.

—-— Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), iv. 205.

Cobbold, T..8., on Distoma clavatum,
ii. 406.

356; of Bushwoman,

— Tapeworms: their Sources,
Nature, and Treatment (Review),
1. L45:

Cobitis, Respiratory Movements of,

xiv. 462.

— fossilis, barbatula, and tenia,
Stridulation of, xv. 324.

——W— tenia, the Male of, vi. 448.

Cobra di Capella Poison, ii. 187 ; iii.
481; vi. 501.

Coca, vi. 500.

Effects of, ii. 420.

Cocain, Action of, viii. 225.

46 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

Coccius on Accommodation of the Eye,
iii. 218.

Coceygeal Gland, i.
397.

— Vertebre. See Vertebre.

Coceygomorphee, xvill. 282.

Coccyx, Variations in, ix. 18, 86.

Coccyzus, xvili. 288.

—_—=— americanus, xviii. 288.

356; ii. 175,

Cochlea, Minute Anatomy of, vi.
443.

——— Structure of, vi. 170.

—__— of Birds, Structure of, ii.

170.

and Reptiles, xii. 367.

— Structure of the Spiral Lamina

of the, ili. 452.

— Vibrations in, v. 211.

Cockroach, the so-called Salivary
Glands of, v. 242.

Cod, Digestive Ferments of, xviil.
433.

—— Respiratory Movements in, xiv.
462.

Codeia, ii. 236 ; iv. 166.

— Derivatives, vi. 496.

Cceelenterata, xi. 152.

Absence of Red Cruorine in, ii.

114.

— Homological Relations of (All-
man), vil. 448.

Celogenys, Clavicles of, xiii. 105.

Coffee, vi. 500.

— Influence on the Excretion of
Urea (Rabuteau), ix. 241.

Cohnheim, J., on Inflammation, x. 1;
on the Sensitive Nerves of the
Cornea, ii. 170; and Kolliker on
Chloride of Gold-staining, i. 369.

Cohnstein, Physiology of the Meno-
pome, ix. 241.

Coition of Embiotocoid Fishes, iii.
30.

Colchicin, Physiological Action of, xi.
574.

Colchicum, Action of, on Bile, x. 280.

Cold, Action of, v. 218.

— on Elementary Organisms, v.
218.

Coleman, J. J., on some Recent Experi-
ments on the Effects of very Low
Temperatures on the Putrefactive

Process, and on some Vital Pheno-
mena, xix. 335-344.

Coleoptera, Injection of the Blood-
vessels in (Moseley), vii. 185.

Coles, G. C., on Malformed Upper
Limbs, iv. 306.

Coliide, xviii. 283.

Colin on the Rhythmical Movements
of the Vene Cave, and especially
of the Sinus of the Vena Cava
Superior, ix. 222.

Colius, Structure of Genus (Maurie),
vii. 174.

College of Surgeons, Catalogue of Speci-

mens Illustrating Osteology and
Dentition of Vertebrates, xiv.
268.

— Museum of (Flower), ix.
209:

Collins, A. W., on a Second Bursa con-
nected with the Insertion of the
Biceps, and on some Rare Abnor-
malities, xx. 30.

———E. W., on an Accessory Lobe
of the Right Lung, vill. 388.

Colloid Cancer in Animals, xix. 465;
Degeneration of Non-cystic Ovary,
xvi. 192; Substances, Physiological
Relations of, i. 162.

Colman, W. 8., Note on the Minute
Structure of the Spinal Cord of a
Human Feetus, xviii. 436.

Colobus, xx. 646, 653, 657; Malleus
of, xiii. 404.

Colocynth, Action of, on Biliary Secre-
tion of Dog, xi. 80.

Colon, Abnormal
(Young), xix. 98.

—w— Peyer’s Patches in (Dobson),
xviii. 388.

Colour - blindness, ix. 219, 414;
Changes under the Influence of
Nerve (Pouchet), ix. 412; of the
Great Fin-whale (Struthers), vi.
121; of the Yellow Spot in Man
(Schmidt), ix. 414; Perception,
Papers on, ix. 414; Sensations, xi.
548.

—— Sense, vii. 344.

Theory, Young’s, xi. 548.

Colouring Matter of Jelly-fishes, xv.
261.

Disposition of

INDEX TO VOLS, L—Xx, 47

Colours, Binocular Mixture of, x. 204 ;
of Tissues, New Method of Presery-
ing, xiv. 511.

Coluber natrix, Blood of, iv. 178.

Columba, Anatomy of, ix. 406.

Columbide, i. 370; Eggs of, xx.
235.

Comatula, Alimentary Tract of, xi.
154; Arms of, x. 571; Nervous
System of, xii. 35.

—— armata, Structure of, x. 579;
mediterranea, Water-vascular System
Of, x. 5/5:

Combustion, Conditions
(Broadbent), iii. 42.

Commensalism in the Animal Kingdom
(van Beneden), v. 197.

Commensals of the Cetacea (van Bene-
den), v. 197.

Commissure, Course of the Fibres of
the Posterior, ix. 203.

Comparative Anatomy, Works on, x.
437.

Compound Racemose Glands, iii. 202.

Conduction, Electrotonic Variations
of, ii. 92; in Nerves, Rate of
(Donders), i. 181.

Condurango, Physiological Action of
(Brunton), x. 484.

Condyle, Tertiary Occipital, xv. 60.

Condylura, ii. 141 ; Habitat, ii. 152;
Osteology of (Mivart), i. 282, 310;
li, 136, 140; cristata, Long Flexor
Muscles of, xvii. 147.

Conger, xviii. 140.

—— vulgaris, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 90.

Congestion after Ligature of Arteries,
v. 213.

Conia, vi. 497, 498.

—— Action of, i. 155; ii. 423; iv.
315.

— Ethyl and Methyl Derivatives
of (Crum-Brown and Fraser), iii.
478 ; (Pélissard, Jolyet, and Cahours),
479.

Conjugate Sulphate in Urine, xi. 566 ;
Sulphuric Acids in Organism, xi.
567.

Conjunctiva, Nerves in Ocular
(Mauchle), ii. 400; of Rabbit, ix.
415.

Influencing

Conjunctiva, Termination of Nerves
in (Krause), i. 346; (Poncet), x,
452,

——— Transplantation of (Becker), ix.
415.

Connection of Left-handedness with
Transposition of the Viscera (Pye-
Smith), v. 380.

Connective Substance in the Cerebral
Convolutions (Roth), iv. 159.

— of Glands (Boll), iv. 156.

Connective Tissue, Papers on, ix. 190,
393-395 ; x. 447 ; in the Perivascular
Canals (Lepine), iv. 159; Infection
of, in Scirrhous Cancers of the Breast,
xiv. 29 ; of Nerveand Muscle (Thin),
ix. 193 ; Structure and Development
of (Boll), vi. 442; Traumatic In-
flammation of (Thin), x. 447.

Consciousness and the Seat of Sensa-
tion (Cleland), v. 102.

Constant on the Action of Alkalies on
the Body, v. 207.

Contractile Vesicle, ili. 279.

Contractility and Double Refraction, x.
G5) ssa. 568:

Contraction, Pfliiger’s Law of, x. 604;
xii. 632,

Contractions in Muscles, xi. 568.

Conurus carolinensis, Osteology of
(Shufeldt), xx. 407.
Convergence. See Eyes.

Convolutions, Comparative Anatomy
of, xiii. 273.

—— of Brain of Ape (Hitzig), ix.
209.

Convulsants, Action of (Wood), viii.
230.

Convulsions (Hermann and Escher),
iv. 323.

Cause of (Hermann and Escher,

Nasse), v. 208; (Nothnagel), 209.

—from Cortical Disease, xii.

487.

— Inhibition of (Brown-Séquard),
iii. 212.

Cook, Edmund Alleyne, on Logwood
Staining Solution, xiv. 140.

Cooling of Body from Rectum, Xi.
570.

of Warm-blooded Animals, xi.

570,

48 INDEX TO (VOLS. 1=xx%

Co-ordination Centra in the Bee, x.
202.

Cope, E. M., on the Psychology of the
Greeks, i. 185.

Copepoda, ii. 81.

Copper Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), iv. 206.

Copulation in Spiders (Gedge), i. 371.

Coracide, xviii. 283.

Coracomorphe, xx. 252,

Coracoid Process of Man, i. 48 ; of Bon-
net Monkey, i. 50.

Cormorant, Eggs of, xx. 234.

Cornatula rosacea, Scarlet Pigment of,
ii. 116.

Cornea, Anterior Epithelium of
(Krause), v. 195 ; Cells of, x. 108.
Histology of (von Thanhoffer

and Thin), x. 452.

Inflammation of (Eberth), viii.
400 ; nerves of (PetermOller), ili. 455.

-——— of Batrachia (Lightbody), i. 39.

of Birds, i. 37.

= — of Mish, 1,40;

= of Mammalia, 1. 2.

of Ox, Epithelium of (Cleland),

ii. 361.

of Rabbit, Experiment on (Lie-
berkiihn), ix. 415.

——— of Raptores, i. 36 ; of Reptilia,
i. 39; of Tortoise, i. 39; of Sheep,
Development of Wool on, xiv. 252 ;
of Vertebrates, Comparative Micro-
scopic Anatomy of, i. 15; Posterior
Elastic Lamina of, x. 452; Sensitive
Nerves of, ii. 170; Specks on, x.
633 ; Structure of, ii. 400.

Corneal Corpuscles and Spaces, Con-
tractility of, v. 406.

Cornil on the Histology of the Endo-
eardium and Inner Coat of the
Arteries, lii. 455.

Cornillon and Bretet on the Action of
Alkalies on the Diastatic Action of
Saliva and the Pancreatic Juice, xi.
559:

Corpora Malpighiana, xii. 157.

Quadrigemina, Experiments on,
iv. 184 ; Functions of, xi. 542 ; Phy-
siology of, vil, 175.

Corpus Callosum, in the Adult Human
Brain (Hamilton), xix. 385-414;

Absence of, ix. 212; in Cat, xviii,
223 ; Defective, i. 357; iv. 159; x.
445,

Corpus Striatum, Electrical Stimula-
tion of (Burdon-Sanderson), ix,
209.

Corpuscles, Coloured of Pyrenemata
and Apyrenemata (Gulliver), ii. 1.
— Hyaline or Diaphanous, Origin

of (Bennett), i. 322.

of Pacini (Grandry), iv. 160.

of Touch (Goujon), iv. 160.

Cortex of Brain, Histology of (Meyers),
vi. 170.

Cerebri, Functions of, ix. 213 ;
xvi. 137 ; Physiology and Pathology,
xi. 542.

Corti, Organ of Development of, xiii.
99.

Coryne ferox (Wright), i. 335.

Cossy, A., on the Degeneration of
Nerves Separated from their Trophic
Centre, x. 633.

Costa on the Functions of Intestinal
Glands, viii. 205.

Costal Asymmetry (Lane), xviii. 335 ;
Cartilage, Bifurcation of, v. 375;
Facets of Dorsal Vertebre, varieties
of, ix. 18, 52; Respiration, Mechan-
ism of, xv. 331.

Cotarnamie Acid, Physiological Action
of the Hydrochlorate of (Legg), v.
257-264.

Cothurnia Astaci, xii. 406.

Cottus, Nerves of, x. 100.

Coughing (Koht), ix. 218.

Coughtrey on the Tracheal Pouch of an
Emeu, viii. 177.

Coupland, Sidney, Note on an Example
of Meckel’s Diverticulum, x. 617.
Courvoisier, G., on the Spinal Ganglia
in the Frog, iii. 199; on the Struc-
ture of the Cord of the Sympathetic,

i. 148,

Cow, Embryos of (Moriggio), ix. 235.

—— Placenta, &., of, x. 145,
170; xi. 34, 44; Three-toed (Good-
man), ii. 109; Tuberculosis of, in
Man, xv. 1.

Cowper, J., on the Pentadactylous Pes
in the Dorking Fowl, with Especial
Reference to the Hallux, xx, 593.

INDEX. TO) VOLS. 2=XxX; 49

Cowper’s Glands, ix. 207; of Indian
Elephant (Watson), vii. 68, 69.

Coyne, P., Anatomy of the Laryngeal
Mucous Membrane, ix. 396.

Crab, Gastric Apparatus of, xi.
56.

Craig, William, Notes on a Rare Con-
genital Malformation of the Leg, with
an Anatomical Description of the
Parts by Johnson Symington, xil.
419; Rectum opening into the Mem-
branous Part of the Male Urethra,
xviii. 341.

Cramer, F., on the Development of
the Bird’s Egg, ili. 458.

Crampe, H., on the Length of the
Intestine, viii. 175.

Crangon, ii. 82.

Crania (Wyman), iii. 195.

American (Huxley), ii. 253;

(Rolleston), iii. 252-255; In which the
Sphenoidomalar Suture was Absent
(Magnus), iv. 151; Measurement of
(Welcker), iv. 300; Negro, from
Old Calabar (Smith and Turner),
iii. 885 ; Old Norse (Virchow), v.
192; of Fuegians and Patagonians
(Huxley), ii. 253; of Otariade (Gray),
iv. 163; of South Sea Islanders and
Australians (Kolliker), iv. 152 ; Pro-
genea (Meyer), ii. 195; Racial
(Wilson), iv. 300; Scaphocephalic
(Zaaijer), viii. 386; Two Widely-
contrasted Forms of (Huxley), i.
60-77.

Cranial, Affinities of Man and Apes
(Virchow), vi. 435; Bones of Lepus
(Himstedt), v. 384; Variations in
the Anatomy of (Gruber), viii. 159 ;
Characters of Admiralty Islanders,
xvi. 135; of Birds (Huxley), i. 369 ;
Dura Mater, Movements produced
by Stimulation of, xi. 542 ; Nerves of
Echinorhinus spinosus (Jackson and
Clarke), x. 75; in Elasmobranch
Fishes, xi. 457 ; Segmental Value of,

vi. 305; Osteology of Amia calva,
xi, 605; of Polypterus (Traquair),
v. 166 ; Sutures, Premature Oblitera-
tion of (Heschl), iv, 300 ; Synostosis
(Frankel), v. 192,

Cranio-cerebral Topography, xiii. 270.
Craniological Memoir (Welcker), i. 153 ;

Researches, Suggestions for Conduct-
ing, xi. 443.

Craniology of Chimpanzee (Giglioli,

Hartmann), vii. 334.

Cranium of an apparently New Species

of Arctocephalus (Turner), iii. 113-
117 ; of Birds (Magnus), v. 385; of
Carnivora (Flower), iv. 163; of
Descartes (Gervais), vi. 435.

of the Musophagide (Rein-
hardt), vi. 446; of Polypterus,
Membrane Bones of, v. 172; Young
Aino (Kennedy), v. 343.

Crayfish, Prestomial Region in, xiv.

349,
Stomach of Fresh-water (Parker),
xi. 54,

| Creatine (Voit), iii. 240.
Ancient (Canestrini), iii. 195 ; Celtic |

— in Muscle (Perls), iv. 321.

Creatinin, Excretion of in Diabetes,

iv. 181.

Creceis, Nervous System of (Stuart),

vi. 449.

Creighton, Charles, on the Develop-

ment of the Mamma and of the
Mammary Function, xi. 1; ona
Pathological Function of Peri-
osteum, xii. 369 ; on the Formation
of the Placenta in the Guinea-pig, xii.
534; xiii. 173; a Theory of the Homo-
logy of the Suprarenals based on Ob-
servations, xiii. 51 ; Contributions to
the Physiology and Pathology of the
Breast, and its Lymphatic Glands,
xiii, 118 ; on the Physiological Type
of the Giant-cells of Tubercle and
Granulations, xiii. 183; Abstracts
of Papers on Phthisis, xiii. 414; on
the Infection of the Connective
Tissue in Scirrhous Cancers of the
Breast, xiv. 29; Illustrations of
Pathology of Sarcoma from Cases of
Subcutaneous Cystic Tumours, xiv.
292; an Infective Form of Tuber-
culosis in Man identical with Bovine
Tuberculosis, xv. 1, 177.

Creite on Serum Albumen, iv. 321.
Cretinism, Feetal, xviii. 384.
Crinoids, Anatomy of Arms of (Car-

penter), x. 571; Remarks on the
D

50 INDEX TO ‘VOLS. E=XX.

Anatomy of the Arms of (Carpenter),
xi. 87; Nervous System of, xii.
36.

Crocidwra cerulescens, xix. 22.

Crocodile, Anterior and Exterior Con-
dyle of, x. 663; Carpus of, 11, 156 ;
Tarsus of, 7b.; Muscles of, xvi.
805.

Crocodilia, xx. 549; Development of
Ear Bones and Meckel’s Cartilage in
(Peters), iii. 459.

Crocodilus, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
92; acutus, xix. 34.

Crocus, Growth of (Ransome), v. 52.

Crombie, J. M., on the Daily Range of
Temperature in India, ix. 444; on
the Membrana Tympani, xvii. 523.

Croonian Lectures, Pavy’s, on Diabetes,
xiii. 290.

Crossing of the Optic Nerves, x. 204.

— of the Trochleares (Exner), x.
204.

Croton-chloral, vi. 494.

— Hydrate, Action of, x. 654.

Croton-oil, Action of, on Bile, x.
259,

Cruentine (Thudicum), iii. 232.

Crum-Brown, A., on the Functions of
the Semicircular Canals, viii. 327,
402; on the Methyl and Ethyl Deriva-
tives of Atropia and Conia, iii.
478.

Cruorine, Green, ii. 115.

——— Red, ii. 114.

——— Violet, i. 116.

— Yellow, ii. 116.

Crus Cerebelli, iii. 162.

Experiments on the (Cursch-

mann), lil. 208.

Cerebri, iii. 162.

Crustacea, Cardiac Inhibitory Nerve
in (Eckhard), ii. 191; Chlorophyll
in, xv. 268.

— Hypnotism in (Czermak), ix.

213; Hypoblast and Epiblast of,

xi, 152.

— Isopod, Growth of the Mastica-
tory Organs of (Hollis), vi. 398.

——— Orange-red Pigment of, ii.
116.

—-— Parasitic (Hartmann), v. 388;
Anatomy of (Hartmann), v. 200.

Crustacea, Spermatozoa of (Biitschli)
vi. 449.

the Telson of (Garrod), v. 271.

Cryptobranchus, Limbs of, x. 669;
Muscles of, xvi. 502; Optic Nerves
of, xvi. 334; japonicus, xix. 38,
249; Carpus and Tarsus of (Prof.
Van der Hoeven), i. 185, 186;
Muscles and Nerves of (Humphry),
Viv lit

Cryptorchismus (Beigel), ii. 176.

Crystalline Constituents of Lung Juice,
x. DDS;

Crystalline Lens in
(Gulliver), iii. 455;
Power of, ix. 414.

Cubic Space and Volume of Air (Moin),
viii. 203.

Cuculi, xviii. 282.

Cuculide, xvili. 282.

Cuculus canorus, xvili. 289; xx. 249,
note.

Cucumaria japonica, x. 579.

Cultivation of Clover (Ransome), v. 55.

of Wheat (Ransome), v. 56.

Cuma, Anatomy of, ii. 82, 83; Cara-
pace of, ii. 86; Embryo of, ii. 85;
Micropyle Apparatus of, ii. 83.

Cuneiforms, Relations of the Dorsal
Artery of the Foot to (Hensman),
Xviii. 60.

Cunisset on Bile in Urine, i. 161.

Cunningham, D. J., Observations on
the Distribution of some of the
Nerves of the Head and Neck, vii.
94; Notes on the Great Splanchnic
Ganglion, ix. 303; Lateral Curva-
ture of the Spine in Conjunction
with Hypertrophy of the Sym-
pathetic Nervous System in the
Lumbar and Sacral Regions, ix. 306 ;
Notes on the Broncho-cesophageal
and Pleuro-cesophageal Muscles, x.
320; on the Spinal Nervous System
of Porpoise and Dolphin, xi. 209 ;
Note on a Connecting Twig between
the Anterior Divisions of the First
and Second Dorsal Nerves, xi. 539 ;
Notes on Hypertrophy of the Sym-
pathetic Nervous System, xii. 294;
Mamillary and Accessory Processes
as Persistent Epiphyses, xii. 85 ;

Petromyzon
Refractive

INDEX TO

the Nerves of the Fore-limb of the
Thylacine (Thylacinus cynocephalus
or harrisii) and Cuscus (Phalan-
gista maculata), xii. 427; Intrinsic

- Muscles of the Hand of the Thyla-
cine, Cuscus, and Phascogale (P.
calura), xii. 434; the Intrinsic
Muscles of the Mammalian Foot,
xiii. 1; on the Distribution of the
Anterior Tibial Nerve in the Dorsum
of the Foot, xiii. 398; Large Sub-
arachnoid Cyst involving the greater
part of the Parietal Lobe of Brain,
xiii. 508; Nerves of Hind-limb of
Thylacine (Thylacinus harrisii or
cynocephalus) and Cuscus (Phalan-
gista maculata), xv. 245; the Rela-
tion of Nerve-supply to Muscle-
homology, xvi. 1; the Development
of the Suspensory Ligament of the
Fetlock in the Foetal Horse, Ox,
Roe-deer, and Sambre-deer, xviii. 1 ;
the Musculus Sternalis, xviti. 208 ;
Connection of the Os Odontoideum
with the Body of the Axis Vertebra,
xx. 238; the Neural Spines of the
Cervical Vertebre as a Race-charac-
ter, xx. 637.

Cunningham, R. O., on Chionis alba,
iv. 87; on the Anatomy of King-

fishers, v. 386; on the Anatomy of |

the Steamer Duck, vi. 447; on the
Osteology of Rhea americana and R.
. darwinii, vi. 447.

Cunze on the Action of Arsenic, i. 361.

Cuon primevus, Anatomy of (Murie),
vii. 335.

Cuora amboinensis, Pori Abdominales
of, xiv. 91.

Cupressocrinus elongatus,
ment of, xii. 44.

Curare. See Urari.

Curarin. See Urarin.

Curci on the Action of Anemonin on
the Animal Organism, xi. 570.

Curlew, Long-billed, xviii. 99.

Curlews, xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Curnow, J., Notes on some Irregulari-
ties in Muscles and Nerves, vii. 304 ;
Two Instances of Irregular Ophthal-
mic and Middle Meningeal Arteries,
viii. 155; Notes of some Muscular

Semi-seg-

VOLS. I.—XX.

51

Irregularities, viii. 377; Case of
Double Aortic Arch, x. 450; Varia-
tions in the Arrangement of the
Extensor Muscles of the Fore-arm, v.
595.

Curran, Wm., The Vitality of Wild
Animals under Fire, xx. 596.

Currie on Turpentine as an Antidote
to Phosphorous Poisoning, v. 392.
Curschmann on Experiments on the

Crus Cerebelli, iii. 208.

Cursores, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206.

Curvatores Coccygis Muscles of Man,
xiv. 407,

Curvatures and Movements of the Act-
ing Facets of Articular Surfaces
(Goodsir), iii. 449.

Cuscus, xix. 42.

Muscles of, xvi. 6.

of Foot of, xiii. 4.

of Hand of, xii. 434; xiv. 149.

Nerves of Fore-limb of, xii. 427.

of Hind-limb of, xv. 265.

maculatus, Long Flexor Muscles
of, xvii. 146.

Custor, J., on the Relative Size of the
Intestinal Canal to the Chief Organic
Systems in the Bodies of Man and
Mammals, ix. 204.

Cutaneous Circulation, xiii. 257 ; Liga-
ments of Phalanges, xii. 526 ; Papil-
le, Disposition of, in the Hand and
Foot (Alix), iii. 200.

System, Cause of Death when
the Skin is Varnished, iii. 216.

—— Vessels, Inhibition Nerves of,
a a Co

Cuticle, Formation of (Schulze), iv. 160.

Cutis of Dog, Anatomy of (Stirling),
x. 465.

Cuttlefish, Development of Eye in
(Ray Lankester), ix. 207.

Cyami Infecting Crustacea (Liitken),
ix. 405.

Cyamus rhytine (Brandt), vi. 446.

Cyanates, Action of (Rabuteau), vii.
193.

Cyanea, Colouring Matter of, xv. 261.

Cyanogen, Action of, on Blood (Lasch-
kewitsch), iii. 469.

Cyclamine (Vulpian), iii, 226.

Cyclas lacustris, iv. 81.

52 INDEX “70: VOLS; E—XxX

Cyclenys dentata, Pori Abdominales
of, xiv. 91.

Cyclopians,
518.

Cyclops, Striped Muscle in (Flogel), vi.
442.

Cyclopterus, Nerves of, x. 97.

——— Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462.

Cycloptychius
ix. 406,

Cyclostomata, Skeleton of (Gegenbaur),
iv. 163.

Cyclostomes, Gastrula of, x. 547.

Subocular Arch in, x. 414,

Urino-genital Organs of, x. 25.

Cyclothurus, Epitrochleo-anconeus in
(Galton), ix. 171.

Didactylus, iv. 17.

Brain in (Cleland), xii.

carbonarius, Traquair,

Long Flexors of, xvii, 156;
Myology of (Galton), iv. 162;
Placenta of, viii. 363; Skull of

(Atkinson), v. 4.

nigroluteus, iv. 41.

Cygnet, xx. 61.

Cygnus mutis, xx. 61.

Cymatogaster, Anal Fins of (Biake),
iii. 31.

Cymothoa cestroides,
Organs of, xi, 118.

Cynocephalus, Malleus of, xiii, 404.

anubis, xx. 646, 659.

Muscles of (Champneys), vi.

Reno-generative

176.

Nerves of (Champneys), vi. 208.

hamadryas, Anatomy of (Mac-

alister), vii. 171.

maimon, xx. 659.

porcarius, sphine and leuco-
pheeus, Femoral Artery in, xv. 523.

Cynoglossum officinale, Action of
(Setschenow), lil. 225.

Cynomorphe, Ossicles of, xiii. 404.

Cynomys ludovicianus, xix. 262, 434.

Cyno-phrenology (Wilder), vii. 331.

Cyon, E., on the Action of Carbonic
Acid and Oxygen on the Heart,
i. 183.

on the Influence of the

Posterior Roots of Spinal Nerves on

the Irritability of the Anterior, ii.

412.

Cyon, E., on the Formation of Urea in
the Liver, v. 408.

on the Influence of the Pos-
terior Roots of Spinal Nerves on the
Irritability of the Anterior Roots, vi.
221; on Inhibition and Excite-
ment in the Vasomotor Centres, vi.
230; on Rapidity of Circulation in
the Veins, vi. 232; on the Cause of
Diabetes, vi. 476; on the Influence
of the Posterior Nerve-roots on the
Sensibility of the Anterior, vill.
399 ; on Reflex Stimulation of Vaso-
motor Nerves, viii. 403; Observa-
tions on the Heart, ix. 351; on
Crystalline Lens, ix. 414; Methodik
der Physiologischen Experimente und
Vivisectionen, x. 658, 794; E. and
M., on Cardiac Motor Nerves, i. 191;
on the Innervation of the Heart from
the Spinal Cord, ii. 410.

Cyon and Ludwig on
Nerves, ii. 190.

Cyprinoids, Stridulating Apparatus of,
xv. 323.

Cyprinus barbatus, carpio, and
dobula, Stridulation of, xv. 324.

— brama, Spines of, xv. 326.

— gebelio and auratus, Respira-
tory Movements of, xiv. 462.

Cypseli, xviii. 282.

Cypselide, xviii. 282.

Cypselomorphe, i. 370.

Cyst in the Sub-dural Space (Ewart),
ix. 364.

Large Sub-arachnoid, involving
part of Parietal Lobe of Brain, xiii.
508.

Cystic Disease, Ovary in Incipient,
xv. 453.

Tumours, Subcutaneous, xiv.

Vasomotor

292.

Cystine, Action of Various Substances
on, v. 144.

Constitution and Physiological
Relations of (Dewar and Gamgee),
v. 142-149.

Cystine Hydrochlorate, Preparation of,
v. 143.

Cystophora cristata at St Andrews
(Walker), vii. 335 ; Osteology of, iii.
110.

INDEX TO

Cysts in Birds, xix. 131.

Origin of (Sutton), xx. 432.

Czermak, J., Hypnotism in Crustacea,
ix. 213 ; on the Cardioscope, iv. 325 ;
on Respiration, i. 155; on the
Vagus, i. 156.

Czerney, V., on Digestion and Absorp-
tion in the Human Large Intestine,
Viii. 413 ; on Blinding of the Retina
by Sunlight, ii. 415.

Dace, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462.

Dacelo gigantea,
Xvili. 280.

Dall, W. H., on Parasites of Cetacea,
vii. 335.

on New Cetacea, vii. 335.

Dallas, W. S., Nitzsch’s Pterylography,
translated by (Review), li. 391.

Dalton, B. N., on Muscular Variations,
vii. 327.

on Variations in Arteries, vii.
331; on Motor Centres in the Cere-
bral Convolutions, x. 625 ; on Spec-
trum of Bile, ix. 240.

Daltonism, xi. 548.

Dalton’s Physiology, x. 658.

Damolichthys teniotaca, Anal Fins of
(Blake), iii. 31.

vaccd, iii. 31.

Damourette on Conia, vi. 497.

Danilewsky, B., on the Respiration of
Muscle, ix. 442.

R., Physiology of the Brain, x.

XVill. 289; gigas,

626.

Danis, on a Certain and Immediate
Sign of Death, ix. 248.

Dareste, C., on Teratology, iii. 457.

Researches on Animal Starch,
vi. 470.

Darwin, C., the Descent of Man, and
Selection in Relation to Sex (Review),
v. 363.

Anecdote of Baboon and Kitten,

related by, ix. 101, 102.

Francis, on the Anatomy of the

Ostrich, vii. 337; on the Sympa-

thetic Ganglia of the Bladder, viii.

392; on the Primary Vascular

Dilatation in Acute Inflammation,

>a

VOLS. I.—XX.

53

Darwin, Francis, on the Structure of
the Snail’s Heart, x. 506.

Darwinian Theory (Flower, Dohrn), iv..
307.

Dasypodide, Placenta of, viii. 364.

Dasyprocta agouti, xix. 433; xx. 45.

— Affinities of, xiii. 115.

cristata, Long Flexors of, xvii.

161.
Dasypus, xix. 29.
Anterior and Exterior Condyle
of, x. 663.
Placenta of, viii. 366; xi. 51;
gymnurus, v. 7; Placenta of, x. 706 ;
novemetictus, v. 9; Placentation of,
xiv. 256.
sexcinctus, iv. 31, note; 37,
note; v. 4, 9; xix. 29, 42 ; Epitroch-
leo-anconeus in {Galton), ix. 171.
Brain of (Turner), i. 313.
Female Organs of, xiv. 58.
Foot of, xiv. 163.
Long Flexor Muscles of, xvii.

143, 156.
Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 9.
Muscles of the Limbs of

(Galton), iii. 458.

Quadratus Femoris Muscle in

(Galton), ix. 185.

Teeth of, 111, 276.

tricinctus, Epitrochleo-anconeus,

1xXs, 169 AL.

villosus, Blood-corpuscles of,
x. 206. :

Dasyuride, xix. 22, note.

Dasyurus, Teeth of, iii. 268, 277, 278.

— hallucatus, xx. 647.

Nerves of Hind-limb of, xv.

276.
macrurus, Xvi. 235,
—— Long Flexors of, xvii. 143.
—_—_— viverrinus, xx. 647.
Epitrochleo-anconeus in, ix.
169.
Hand of, xii. 441.
Daturia, Action of (Oulmont and

Laurent), v. 205.
Daub on the Action of Alcohol
Temperature and Pulse, viii. 427.
Davaine on Septic Virus, vii. 359.
David, C., Action of Apomorphine, ix.
450,

on

54 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Davidson, A., Notice of a Case of
Malposition of the Right Kidney,
li. 282.

—— An Account,
Physiological, of the
Ordeal Poison, the
venenifera, Vili. 97-112.

Davies, H., on the Law which
Regulates the Relative Magnitude
of the Four Orifices of the Heart,
iv. 301.

Davies-Colley on an Extra Sesamoid
Bone in the Glenoid Ligament of
the Index, v. 375; on Bifurcation
of the Third Left Costal Cartilage,
v. 875; on Ossification of the
Stylohyoid Ligament, v. 375; on
the Vertebral Groove of the Axis
converted into a Foramen, v. 376;
on an Additional Dorsi-lumbar
Vertebra, v. 3876; on Muscular
Variations, v. 876; vil. 327; on
Variations in the Arteries, v. 377;
vii. 331; on Nerve Variations, v.
378.

Davis, Dr J. B., on the Weight of the
Brain, 11. 396.

Davison, J., on the Influence of some
Conditions on the Metamorphosis of
the Blow-fly, xix. 150-165,

Davy on Animal Heat, i. 162.

— on the Bones of Birds, i.

357.

— on the Bursa Fabricii, i. 166.

Dawkins, W. Boyd, on the Skeletons
of Platycnemic Men, vi. 435.

Day, J., on the Action of Tincture of
Guiacum and Water on the Blood,
iii, 232.

— on the Chemical Properties and
Physiological Action of Fat, viii.
409.

Deaf and Dumb Woman, Cerebral Con-
volutions of (Broadbent), iv. 218-
225.

Deahna, A., on the Action of Ammonia,
x. 220.

Death, Signs of, ix. 248; xi. 545.

Debouzy on the Movements of the Iris,
x. 634.

Debove, Subepithelial Endothelium in
Mucous Membrane, ix. 396.

Historical and
Madagascar
Tanghinia

Decaisne, E., on Bromide of Sodium as
a Substitute for Bromide of Potas-
sium, v. 201.

De Candolle on Heat, ix. 220.

Decapoda, ii. 81.

Decidua (Reichert), viii. 167.

Deciduata, xii. 153.

Deer, Absence of Sub-epiglottal Sac in,
Xvii. 367.

— Atlas of

62.

(Macalister), ili.

Fetal, Development of the Sus-
pensory Ligament of the Fetlock of
(Cunningham), xviil, 7-10.

=———— Placenta of, x, 249:s xiaedo:
44,

—— Hog, Placenta of, xiii. 94.

——— Mexican, Placenta of, xiii. 195.

——w— Shanghai River, Fecundity and
Placentation of, xii. 225.

Defecation, Physiology of (Gobrecht),
viii. 410.

Deformities of the Lower Jaw of the
Cachalot (Thomson), iii. 204.

Degeneration, Colloid, of Non-cystic
Ovary, xvi. 192.

Degiel, J., Ozone and its Action on the
Blood, x. 204.

Deglutition (Moura), ii. 193; (Arloing),
1x. 425;

— Mechanism of, x. 647.

and Innervation of, xvi.

486.

Dehn, A., on the Excretion of Potash-
salts, xi. 566.

— See Aubert, H.

Deininger on the Excretion Urea by
Skin, vi. 467.

Déjerine, J. See Cossy, A.

De la Rive on Heat, ix. 220.

Delbceuf, J., on the Measure of the
Sensations, and especially of the
Sensations of Light and Fatigue, ix.
219.

Delépine, S., Contributions to the
Study of Nucleus Division of Prickle
Cells, xviii. 442.

Delfortie and Fischer on Cetacean Bones,
vii. 173.

Delore, M. X., on the Circulation of
the Blood through the Human Pla-
centa, Vill. 3893.

INDEX TO VOLS. L—Xx. 55

Delphinapterus leucas, Brain of, xiii.
127 ; Stomach of, xx. 155, 156.

Delphinia, Action of (Cayrade), iv.
165.

Delphinide (Burmeister), vi. 446; xx.
155, 160.

Delphiniwm staphisagria, iv. 165.

Delphinus, v. 135.

—w— Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 59.

— Stomach of, ii. 119.

——— albirostris, xx. 154, 173.

Visceral Anatomy of (Cleland),
xvili. 8327-334.

—— albiventris, Dissection of, xi.
209.

—— lbuirdii, vii. 335 ; delphis, vii.
336; xx. 154.

——— Cervical Ribs of, xvii. 399,

——— griseus, v. 136.

——— lIcucoptus, Pinna of, xiv. 468.

——— phocena (Malin), ix. 405.

—— sinensis, Skeleton of (Flower),
v. 382,

twrsio, xx. 186.

De Luca and Panceri on the Chemistry
of the Saliva of Molluscs, ii. 429.

Demant on the Action of Human Intes-
tinal Juice, xiii. 411.

Demonstrations in Anatomy (Ellis), 6th
Ed. (Reviewed), iii. 444.

Demtschenko on Lachrymation, vii.
356.

Dendrolagus, xix. 125,

Dental Follicle, Origin and Formation
of, in Mammalia (Legros and Magi-
tot), viii. 387.

——— Foramen and Mylo - hyoid
Groove, Modifications in (Gruber),
Vili. 386.

Series, Human, Abnormality in
(Galton), vi. 428-430.

Dentition, Anomalies of, in Mammals
(Magitot), ix. 205, 397.

Mammalian (Moseley and Lan-

kester), iii. 73-80.

Milk, of Mammalia (Flower),

vi. 443.

— of Anoplotheria, iii. 75.

——— of Armadilloes, iii. 77.

——— of Badger (Moseley and Lankes-
ter), iii. 79, 80.

of Calcochloris, ii. 150.

Dentition of Camel, iii. 75.

—— of Camelide, iii. 74.

——— of Carnivora, iii. 76, 77.
—— of Centetide, ii. 147.

—— of Centetes, ii. 187, 139, 140,

——— of Chrysochloride, ii. 150.

—— of Chrysochloris, ii. 132, 133,
137, 138, 140, 150.

of Condylura, ii. 138, 152.

— of Diphyodonts, iii. 77.

— of Dog, iii. 75, 79.

of -Echinops, li. 122, 137, 138,

of Ericulus, ii, 121, 137, 148.

—— of Erinaceide, ii. 146.

——— of Erinaceus, ii. 138, 140, 147.

——— of Narwhal (Gervais), ix. 205
(Turner), vii. 75 ; x. 516.

— of Galeopithecus, ii. 135, 138,
139, 142 ; iii. 76.

—— of Glutton, iii. 86.

—— of Gorilla, iii. 75.

of Grey Seal (Turner), vii.

—— of Greenland Shark, vii. 248.
—— of Gymnura, ii. 138, 147.
—— of Higher Monkeys, iii. 74.
—— of Hog, iii. 79.
—— of Hylomys, ii. 138, 146.
—— of Hypsiprymnus penicillatus
(Gray), xiii. 546.
— of Insectivora, iii. 76.
— — of Lemurs, iii. 73.
—— of Macropodidw, ii. 138.
-——— of Macroscelides, ii. 1388, 143.
—— of Macroscelidide, ii. 143.
—— of Mammalia (Flower), ili. 262;
(Magitot), ix. 397.
— of Marsupiata, ii.
iii. 79.
—w— of Mole (Bate), ii. 174; (Mose-
ley and Lankester), ili. 78.
of Myogale, ii. 119, 137, 138,

1B 174

153.

— of Myogalina, ii. 153.

— — of Nine-banded Armadillo
(Flower), iii. 205.

— of Otarie, iii. 75.

——— of Petrodromus, ii. 138, 144.

——— of Pichiciégo (Atkinson), v. 2.
12.

56 INDEX TO°VOLS! 1 =xx:

Dentition of Phalangista, ii. 138.

— of Ptilocercus, ii. 139, 145.

——— of Potomogale, ii. 128, 137,
139, 140, 149; iii. 76, 78.

—— of Rhynchocyon, ii. 138, 144.

—— of Ruminants, iii. 74.

—— of Scalops, il. 137, 152.

——— of Seapanus, ii. 138, 152.

— of the Shrews (Dobson), xx.

— of Solenodon, ii. 124, 137, 140,

—.-— of Sorex, 138, 153, 154.
——— of Soricide, ii. 153.
——— of Talpa, ii. 138, 139, 140, 151.
——— of Talpide, ii. 150.

——— of Talpina, ii. 151.
——— of Tupaia, ii. 1389, 145.
—— of Tupaiide, ii. 145.

of Urotrichus, ii. 117,

139,

— of Vertebrates, Specimens illus-
trating, in Royal College of Surgeons,
xiv. 269.

of Vicugna, ili. 75.

Dentomata in Animals, xix. 432, 433.
Osteo-, in Animals, xix. 432,

436.

Dentu, A. le, and Lannelongue, O., on
the Costo-pericardiac Ligament, iii.
200.

Dermoid Cysts of the Tongue, xx. 449.

De Sinéty on the Globules of Milk, ix.
448.

— on the Mamme of New-born

Infants, x. 218.

— oon the Ovary of the Feetus,
and of the New-born Child, x. 454.

Desman, xviii. 389.

Desmognathe, i. 870 ; xviii. 282, 283.

Desmoptera, i. 127.

Deutschmann, R., on the Development
of Elastic Fibres in the Yellow Fibro-
cartilages (Title only), ix. 190.

on Hemoglobin, x. 646.

Development of Amphioxus lanceolatus
(Kowalevsky), ili. 205.

——— of Ascidia canina (Kupffer), iv.
307.

—— — of Ascidians (Kowalevsky), iv.
307.

——— of Bird’s Egg (Cramer), ili. 458.

Development of
(Knoch), iv. 307.

—— of Brain (Bischoff), iv. 157.

——— of Chetopods (Claparede and
Mecznikow), iv. 307.

—— of Chick (His), iii. 183-186.

—— of Corpus Callosum, Imperfect
(Jolly), iv. 159.

—of Elasmobranch Fishes, Sharks

(Balfour), ix. 206.

— of Eye of Cuttle-fish (Lan-

kester), ix. 207.

— of Kidney (Pye), ix. 272.

—— of Lost Parts in Nemerteans
(M‘Intosh), iii. 459.

of Lumbricus (Raetzel), iv.

Bothriocephalus

—w-— of Mare’s Ovary (Born), ix.

——— of Nephelis (Raetzel), iv. 307.
——— of Ova, ix. 399.
—— of Ovum of Rabbit (Weil), vii.

—— of Phyllodoce
(M‘Intosh), iv. 306.

of Ruminant Stomach (Gedge),

li. 323, 324.

— of Simple Ascidii (Kowalevsky),
iii. 205.

—-— of Siphonophora (Haeckel), iv.
306 ; (Pagenstecker), iv. 307.

of Skeleton of the Limbs (Rosen-

berg), vil. 334.

— of Strongylus gigas (Balbiani),

iv. 307.

— of Tympanum (Urbantschitsch),

ix. 220. “

— of Vertebrata (Gitte), vill. 170.

——— of Visceral Arch in Lamb, xvii.
495.

maculata

and Growth of Blood-vessels
(Ranvier), ix. 390.

Devis, C. W., Notes on the Myology
of Viverra civetta, ii. 207-217.

Dewar, Jas., Researches on the Con-
stitution and Physiological Relations
of Cystine, v. 142-149.

—w— on the Physiological Action of
Light, viii. 187.

— and J. G. M‘Kendrick on the

Physiological Action of Light, vii.

275-282.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. 57

Dew-Smith, A. G., on Double-nerve
Stimulation, viii. 74-82, 400.

Note on the Presence of an

Insoluble Sugar-forming Substance

in Penicillium, viii. 82-84.

See Foster, M.

Diabetes (Pavy), ix. 244.

— after Carbonic Oxide Inhalation

(Senff), iv. 321.

— Artificial (Eckhard), ii. 188.

—— Cause of (Cyon and Aladoff),
vi. 476.

—-— Due to Modified Action of
Ferment (Foster), i. 113.

-——— Excretion of Creatinin and Uric
Acid in (Gaehtgens), iv. 181.

—_— Experimental Studies in (Bock
and Hoffmann), ix. 440.

Insipidus (Mosler), i. 241.

—_— Hippuric Acid in
(Hoffmann), v. 225.

——— Mellitus, ix. 437, 439; x.
651.

—— New Method of Inducing
(Bock and Hoffmann, Kiintzel,

Tiegel), vii. 187.
Origin of (Lusk, Eckhard), v.

217.

Pavy’s Croonian Lectures on,
xiii. 290.
Temperature in (Foster), il.

377.

and the Glycogenic Function
(Steiner), viii. 209; (Bernard), viii.
418,

and Hydruria (Brunton), viii.
421.

Diabetic and Non-diabetic Animals,
Consumption of Sugar by (Seelig),
viii. 421.

Diakonow on Albuminoid Substances,
ii. 431.

on Lecithin, ii. 429; ii. 241.

Dialyser, Use of, ix. 361, 363.

Dialysis, Investigation of Blood-serum,
Albumen, and Milk by, x. 640.

Diapedesis (Arnold), viii. 403 ; of Red
and White Corpuscles (Schmutziger),
viii. 174; of White Corpuscles
(Thoma), viii. 403.

Diaphanous Corpuscles,
(Bennett), i. 322.

Origin of

Diaphragm, Absorption from Human,
xi. 200.

Paralysis of, after Section of
the Phrenic Nerves, ix. 425.

Diaphragmatic Hernia, Congenital
(Gruber), iv. 161.

Diaphyses of the Long Bones, Growth
of (Landois), ili. 447.

Diaplasmatic System of Vessels (Carter),
iv. 97.

Diastatic Action of Saliva and Pan-
creatic Juice, xi. 559.

Diazobenzol, Sulphate of (Jaffé), ix.
221.

Diceratherium, xi. 48.

Dichobune, xi. 48.

Dickinson, Dr W. H., on the Changes
of the Nervous System which follow
the Amputation of Limbs, iii. 88.

Dicotyledons, Cells of, x. 398.

Dicrotism of Pulse, xv. 278.

Didelphide, Movements of Hind-limbs
of, xv. 392; xix. 23, note.

Didelphys, xix. 36 ; Female Organs of,
xiv. 59; Structure of Nipples in,
x. 454 ; azar, Brain of (Sander), iil.
458.

cancrivora, xix. 262; xx. 651.

Nerves of Hind-limb

of, xv. 268, 276.

dorsigera, Female Organs of,

xv. 473.

philander, xix. 36.

virginiana, xx. 646; Absence
of Weberian Organ in, xiii. 316 ;
Anal Glands in, xiii. 317 ; Hand of,
xiv. 149, 150, 165; Long Flexors of,
xvii. 155 ; Muscles of, xvi. 224, 235 ;
Nerves of Hind-limb of, xv. 268,
276; Teeth of, ili. 268.

Dietetic Treatment of Disease (Parkes),
ix. 233.

Dietetics (Pavy), ix. 233.

Diffusion of Gases between Arterial and
Venous Blood (Bernstein), v. 404.
Digestibility of Cellulose (Weiske), v.

225.
Digestion, i.
234.

858; v. 223; ix. 283,

Formation of Aspartic Acid
during (Radziejwski and Salkowski),
ix. 420.

58 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Digestion in Infants, x. 647.
Intestinal (Garland), ix. 234.
of Albumen by Pepsine (Ran-
some), x. 459.
of Fat, xvi. 147.

of Fibrin without Pepsin
(Wolffhiigel), viii. 204.
of Gelatine, ix. 428.
Oven (Kronecker), ix. 360.
Pancreatic, xi. 562.

on the Gases Produced during
Artificial Pancreatic (Kunkel), ix.
426.

Peptic (Fraser), xx. 361.
Action of Infused
Beverages on (Fraser), xviii. 13.

and Absorption in the Human
Large Intestine (Czerney and Lats-
chenberger), vili. 413; x. 647.

and Dyspepsia (Murray), ii.

272.

and Nutrition (Hermann), iv.
179.

Digestive Apparatus of Newly-born
Children (Zweifel), ix. 427.

Canal, Nerves of (Arnstein),

1K. 230:

Ferment of Nepenthes, xi.

124,
Ferments (Paschutin), viii.
409.
of Fishes (Stirling),
xvii, 426.

System, Papers on, x. 213, 647 ;

x1 O59;

of the Indian Elephant
(Watson), vi. 82.

Digital Bones of the Great Fin-whale
(Struthers), vi. 124.

Digitalin, Action of (Ackermann,
Boehm), viii. 227 ; (Mégevand), 228.

Digitalis, Action of (Brunton), i. 154;
(Lorain), v. 205; (Mégevand), 206:
(Brunton and Meyer), viii. 189.

on Frog’s Heart

(Schmiedeberg), ix. 337.

on the Blood-vessels

(Brunton and Meyer), vii. 134.

Diuretic Action of (Brunton and

Power), ix. 241.

Influence of, on the Pulse (Paul),

226.

Digitalis and Digitalin (Gourvat), vi.
499; (Foster, Fothergill, Weil,
Ackermann), 500.

Digits of Unau, Ai, Two-toed <Ant-
eater, and Pangolin, iv. 18.

— Phalanx Missing from, in Manus
of Chiroptera, xvi. 200.

Dilatation of the Vesicula Prostatica
(Tolmatschew), iv. 306.
Dilatator Pupille Muscle

hagen), 1. 356.

Dingo, Hand of, xii. 441.

Dinocera, the Order (Garrod), vii.
267.

Dinoceras mirabilis, vii. 267.

Dinocerata, vii. 337 ; xi. 49.

Dinomys, ix. 404,

Dinornis, Osteology of (Owen), iv.
162; ix. 406.

— australis (Owen), ix. 406.

Dinosauria, Anatomy and Classification
of (Huxley), iv. 309.

Diomedea brachyura, xx. 66.

— exulans, xx. 66.

Diomedeinz, xx. 67.

Dionea muscipula, Irritation and Con-
traction of Leaf of, xi. 348.

Dioplites, xx. 625.

Dioplodon sechellensis,
(Gray), v. 197.

Diphtheria, Therapeutics of (Brown),
xi,

Diphyodonts, iii.
Wide Wid:

Diplax perithemis,
(Packard), vii. 338.

Dipnoa, i. 127.

Dipnoans, Homologies of Shoulder-
girdle of (Gill), vii. 338.

Dipnoi, i. 124.

——— Affinities of, x. 416.

—— Eyes of, xvi. 328.

—— External Gills of, x. 425, foot-
note.

— Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 88,
95.

Dipodidex, Long Flexors of, xvii. 164.

Dipodomys phillipsi, Long: Flexors of,
Xvii. 183.

Dipper, Eggs of, xx. 233,

Diprotodon wustralis, iv.
384,

(Gruen-

Skeleton of

264; Dentition of,

Embryology of

30785 hve

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

Diptera, Red Cruorine in, ii. 114.

Dipus, xviii. 391.

zgyptius, Long Flexors of, xvii.
162; 179.

Discophora, xii. 408 ; included’ under
Annulata, xi. 404.

Discoplacentalia, xii. 147.

Diseases produced by Vegetable Para-
sites, xii. 496.

Dislocation of Head of Femur, xiv. 368 ;
xv. 452.

of Head of Radius, xii. 445,

Disse, J., on the Anatomy of the
Human Larynx, x. 453.

Dissection of a Bushwoman (Flower
and Murie), i. 189-208.

of an Excised Elbow (Malcolm
Smith), viii. 380-382.

Distoma, xii. 157.

Dittmar, C., on Irritability of the Cen-
tripetal Fibres in the Spinal Cord,
vi. 219.

on the Vasomotor Centre in the
Medulla, ix. 215.

Diuretic Action of Digitalis (Brunton
and Power), ix. 241.

Diuretics, Action of Certain(Nunneley),
v. 394,

Diverticulum, Meckel’s, x. 617.

Remarkable Case of Pharyngeal
(Watson), ix. 134-136.

Dobezeanski, S., on Pyrogenic Sub-
stances, vili. 427.

on Increase of Temperature in
Fever, vili. 429.

Dobrowolsky on the Circulation in the
Eye, v. 211.

on Perception of Colour, vii.

B44.

on the Structure of the Retina,

vi. 443.

W. See von Bezold, W.

Dobson, G, E., Case of Development of
Hair on the Eyeball of a Dog, xiv.
143 ; Phalanx Missing from Certain
Digits in Manus of Chiroptera, xvi.
200; Anatomy of Microgale longi-
cauda, with Remarks on the Homo-
logies of the Long Flexors of the
Toes in Mammalia, xvi. 355; Note
on the Rectus Abdominis et Sternalis
Muscles, xvii. 84; on the Homologies

59

of the Long Flexor Muscles of the
Feet of Mammalia, with Remarks on
the Value of their leading Modifica-
tions in Classification, xvii. 142 ; on
the Presence of Peyer’s Patches in the
Ceceum and Colon of certain Mam-
mals, xviii. 888-392; on the Com-
parative Variability of Bones and
Muscles, with Remarks on Unity of
Type in Variations of the Origin and
Insertion of certain Muscles in
Species unconnected by Unity of
Descent, xix. 16-23; on the
Mandibular Dentition of the Shrews,
xx. 359, 360.

Dochmius trigonocephalus, i. 184.

Dock on the Formation of Glycogen
in the Liver, vii. 187.

Dodds, W J., on the Localisation of
the Functions of the Brain, xii. 340,
454, 636.

Doehnoff on the Behaviour of Cold-
blooded Animals at Freezing Tem-
perature, viii. 430.

on Co-ordinating Centra in Bee,

x. 202.

Influence of the Time of the
Year upon the Skin of Embryos, x.
218.

Deenitz, W., Description of a Double
Monster, 1. 357.

- on the Chorda Dorsalis in the

Larval Ascidian, v. 388.

on the Structure of Striped

Muscular Fibre in Siphonophora, vi.

442,

on the Structure of the Kidney

of the African Elephant, vii. 171.

Cervical Vertebra of Plotus,
ix, 405.

Dog, xi. 50.

Absorption Experiments on,

xvii, 15.

Action of Jaborandi

on, xX.
199.

Pilocarpin on the Sub-
maxillary Gland of, xi. 173.

Salts of Bile in the
Intestinal Canal of, xiii. 245.
Affinities of, x. 171.

Anatomy of Cutis of (Stirling),
x. 465.

60 INDEX ‘TO “VOLS! T=xx:

Dog, Arterial Blood-pressure in, ix.
222; Experiments on Blood-vessels
of (Slavjansky), ix. 224 ; Movements
of Heart in (Vulpian), ix. 230;
Secretion of Lymph in (Emming-
haus), ix. 231.

Assembling Allies against an

Enemy (Tilesius), ix. 100.

Axis of (Macalister), iii. 61.

Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206.

—— Brain of, ix. 208; xv. 555.

Carpus of (Flower), vi. 62.

Cerebral Fluid in, x. 203.

Variation in (Wilder),

ix. 208.
Cervical Rib in (Gruber), ii.

402.

OOLaNNE

Development of Hair on Eye-
ball of, xiv. 143.

Effect of Division of Sym-
pathetic Nerve of Neck, x. 511.
Electrical Excitability of Cere-
brum in (Soltmann), ix. 407.
Stimulation of Cere-
brum in, x. 619.

Excretion of Urea in (Falck),
ix. 439.

Experiments on, ix. 214, 216-

218.

on Biliary Secretion of,
x. 215, 253, 650; xi. 61, 623.
on Brains of, xii. 459,

641,

on Liver of (Fleischl),
iv. 433.

with Muscarine on
(Prevost), ix. 240.
with Nickel and Cobalt
on, xvil. 107, 110.

on Temperature of, iv.

247, 248.
Formation of Fat in, ix. 234.
—— Functions of Lumbar Portion
of Spinal Cord in (Eckhardt), ix. 408.
Gastric Juice in, x. 647.
— Hand-muscles of, xii. 442.
Indian Wild, Anatomy of
(Murie), vii. 335.
Influence of Bicarbonate of
Soda on (Lomikowsky), ix. 237.
Injection of Air into Blood-

vessels of (Kowalevsky and
Wyssatsky), ix. 224.
Dog, Intelligence of, ix. 102, 107.
Iron in Blood of (Picard), ix.

420.

Larynx of, xvii. 368.
Lymphoma of, xv. 6.

Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 7.
Ossification of Metacarpals and
Metatarsals of, iii. 139 ; Placenta of,
xiv. 43; Presence of Two Precaval
Veins in (Simpson), ix. 385; Pro-
duction of Rachitis and Osteomala-
cacia in (Heitzmann), ix. 443; Rela-
tion of Facialis Centrum to Saliva
in, x. 202 ; Removal of Alkalies from
Body of, ix. 242; Removal of the
First Thoracic Ganglion of the Great
Sympathetic of the (Carville and
Rochefontaine), ix. 213; Retina of
(Ewart), ix. 166; Style in Tongue
of, xiv. 288; Subcutaneous Cystic
Tumours in, xiv. 292; Suprarenals
of, xiii, 58; Taste-goblets in Epi-
glottis of, x. 475; Teeth of, iii.
269 ; Temperature, Experiments on
(Murri), ix. 444.

Trochealis Muscle of, xvii. 205 ;
Transfusion of Blood in, x. 210.
Vomiting in, ix. 237; xvii.

376.

Dog-fish, Experiments on Heart of,
x. 735; Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462; Sixth Nerve of, xvi. 342 ;
Smooth Muscles of (Humphry), vi.
270-278.

Dogiel on Chloroformisation, i. 155.

on the Chemistry of Bile, ii.

429.

on the Cause of the First Sound

of the Heart, iii. 207 ; iv. 186.

on the Musculus Dilatator

Pupille, iv. 305.

on the Blood-stream during

Interrupted Respiration, v. 403.

Physiological Action of Alcohol,
ix, 234,

Dohrn, A.. on the Classification of
Insects, iv. 307.

on the Structure and Develop-

ment of Arthropoda, v. 197; vi.

449.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Dohrn on the Morphology of the
Arthropoda, ii. 80-86.

Doleris, Recherches sur la Tuberculose
du Larynx, xiii. 414.

Dolichodon layardi, Teeth of,
465.

xili.

traversii, xiii. 445, footnote.

Dolichocephali (Cleland), iv. 151.

Dolichotis, xiii. 115.

Dolium galea, Saliva of (De Luca and
Panceri), ii. 429.

Dolphin, Glottis of, xvii. 366; New,
from Rio Janeiro (van Beneden), ix.
404; Risso’s, External Characters of
(Flower), vii. 173; Spinal Nervous
System of, xi. 209; White-beaked,
Visceral Anatomy of (Cleland), xviii.
327.

Dolphins of New Zealand (Hector),
viii. 176 ; Fossil (du Bois), viii. 176;
Geographical Distribution of (Gray),
vii. 335.

Dombrowsky on the Origin of Lym-
phaties, ii, 200.

Donath, J., Chemistry of Bone, viii.
425.

Donders, Dr F. C., on the Cardiac
Systole, i. 156.

on Vision, i. 165.

on the Work performed in Pile

driving (Translated by W. D. Moore),

i. 168; on the Influence of Accom-

modation on the Idea of Distance

(Translated by W. D. Moore), i. 169 ;

Upon the Lingual Apparatuses of the

Organ of Voice and Speech, i. 173; on

the Rate of Conduction in Nerves, i.

181 ; on the Constituents of Food and

their Relation to Muscular Work and

Animal Food, i. 181; on the Phon-

autograph for determining the

Quality of Vowels, i. 367; on the

Cardiograph, ii. 198 ; on Two Instru-

ments for Measuring the Time of

Physical Processes, ii. 198; on the

Rhythm of the Sounds of the Heart,

ii. 432; on the Innervation of the

Heart, iii. 245.

on the Rapidity of Psycholo-

gical Processes, iii, 250; on the

Latent Period of the Vagus, vy. 210;

on the Action of the Eyelids in

61

Determination of Blood from Expira-
tory Effort, v. 228; on Congenital
and Acquired Association, vii. 344 ;
on the Expulsion of Nitric Oxide
from the Blood, viii. 197 ; Influence
of Spectacles on the Acuteness of
Vision, viii. 400; on Respiration,
ix. 280; on Section of Trigeminus,
ix. 415.

Donné on Spontaneous Generation, i.
361.

Dooremaal. See Van der Meulen.

Doran, Alban, Morphology of the
Mammalian Ossicula Auditus, xiii.
401; Dissection of Genito-urinary
Organs in a Case of Fissure of Abdo-
minal Walls, xv. 226.

See Harris, Vincent D.

Dorcopsis, xix. 125.

Doris tuberculata, Heart of, x. 506.

D’Ornellas, A. E., on the Action of
certain Emetics, viii. 230.

Dorsal Vertebra, First, xvii. 255; Use
of Term, xii. 158; Variation of the
Costal Facets of, ix. 18, 52.

Dorsi-lumbar Vertebra, Additional
(Pye-Smith, Howse, and Davies-
Colley), v. 376 ; Additional, in Cat,
ix. 18, 64, footnote ; Variations in,
ix. 18, 64, 70, 72.

Double Monster (Preuss)
(Pick), iv. 306.

Doves, Flesh-eating (Holmgren), iv.
385.

Down, J. L., on a Case in which the
Corpus Callosum was Defective,
I oO

Drachmann, A. G., Case of Congenital
Absence of the Quadriceps Extensor
Cruris Muscle, vii. 310.

Draper on Body Heat, viii. 429.

Dreschfeld on the Influence of the
Vagus on Arterial Blood - pressure,
ii. 408; on a New Staining Fluid,
x. LS:

on a Peculiar

Tumour, xiv. 329.

Case of Cerebellar

(Psammo-sarcoma), xiv. 337.

on the Changes of the Spinal

Cord after Amputation of Limbs,

xiv, 424,

iv.) 161s:

3

Form of Liver

Tumour

62 INDEX TO “VOLS. .1.=KX.

Dreschfeld on some Points in the Histo-
logy of Cirrhosis of the Liver, xv.
69.

on the Morbid Histology of the
Liver in Acute Yellow Atrophy, xv.
422.

Contribution to the Patho-
logical Anatomy of Primary Lateral
Sclerosis (Sclerosis of the Pyramidal
Tracts), xv. 510.

Drill, Femoral Artery in, xv. 523.

Dromeognathe, i. 370.

Dromeus nove-hollandie, xx. 438, 65,
66, 451; Anatomy of (Duchamp),
viii. 177.

Dromas ardeola, Skeleton of (Hoeven),
li. 402.

Dromedary, Chorion of, x. 143; Pla-
centa of, xii. 148.

Drosdoff on the Analysis of the Blood
of the Portal and Hepatic Veins, xiii.
243,

on the Absorption of Peptones,

of Cane-sugar, and of Sulph-indi-

gotic Acid from the Intestine, and

their Detection in the Blood of the

Portal Vein, xiii. 245.

and Botschetsch Karoff, Condi-

tion of the Blood-pressure on Inspir-

ing Compressed Air, ix. 416.

on the Contraction of the
Spleen, and its Relation to the Liver
during Stimulation of the Splenic
Nerves, xi. 204.

Drosera, Leaves of, xi. 125.

Drosier, Dr, on the Respiration of
Birds, i. 156.

Drugs, Joint Action of (Brunton), viii.
95, 96.

Duboisia, Action of, on Circulation,
xvi. 10.

Hopwoodii and Myoporoides,
xvi. 10.

Du Bois Reymond on Muscular Con-
traction, ix. 335.

and Helmholtz’s Myograph, ii.

100-102.

Reymond’s

Troughs, ii.-102, 103.

Key, ii. 99.

Dubrueil, A., on the Development of
Bone, vi. 435,

Galvyanometer

Du Bois and Legros on Sulphocyanate
of Potassium, ii. 183.

Duchamp, G., on the Anatomy of
Dromaius novee-hollandie, viii.
Lviv ~

Duck, Eggs of, xx. 234.

Australian, xx. 454.

Steamer, Anatomy of (Cun-
ningham), vi. 447.

Duckworth, Dyce, on the Action of
Ipecacuanha and Emetia, iv. 168,
449,

Notes of a Case in which there
was a Small Aperture in the Septum
Ventriculorum near the Apex of the
Heart, xi. 183.

Ducrocq, Researches on the Physiologi-
cal Action of Compressed Air, x. 646.

Ducts of Lachrymal Sac, x. 453.

Dudgeon, R. E., on the Mechanism of
Accommodation, vi. 474.

Dugong, vii. 336.

Absence of Ventricle in, xvii.
366; Ovum and Placenta of, xiii.
116 ; Teeth of, iii. 266.

Duhay, N., on Abnormal Formation of
the Mesentery, vil. 332.

Dulong-Petit’s Law, Analogies to, in
Animals, xi. 570.

Dumas on the Constitution of Milk
and Blood, vi. 465.

Dumont, L., Physiologie et Psycho-
logie du Rire, ix. 212.

Duncan, Matthews, on the Laws of
Human Fertility and Sterility, i.
167. .

Fecundity, Fertility, Sterility,

and Allied Topics (Review), i.

353.

on Cases of Vagina Duplex et
Uterus Simplex and of Saccated
Uterus, i. 269-274.

Researches in Obstetrics (Re-
view), ii. 386.

on the Expulsive
Parturition, ii. 415.
Notes on some Experiments on
the Rate of Flow of Blood and some
other Liquids through Tubes of Nar-
row Diameter, v. 150-157. .

on the Anatomy of the Human
Placenta, vii. 333.

Force in

INDEX VO 1VOLS) Lx, 63

Duodenum of Pilot-whale, ii. 74;
of Greenland Shark, vii.’ 236, 245,
248 ; Diverticula of (Roth), vii.
332.

Dupré on the Absorption of Alco-
hol into the Blood, vii. 492.

Duncan, Matthews, and Bence Jones on
Quinoidine, i. 161.

Dupuy, Hereditary Transmission of
Acquired Qualities, vi. 489.

Examen de Quelques Points de

la Physiologie du Cerveau, viii.

396.

Transmission of Artificial Al-
terations to Two Generations, xi.
208.

Duquesnel on Aconitia, vi. 496.

Dura Mater, Structure of (Boehm),
iv. 153.

Blood and Lymph System of

(Michel), viii. 174.

Movements Produced by Stimu-
lation of Cranial, ix. 542.

Duresk on the Production of Artificial
Inversion of Viscera by Heating Dif-
ferent Parts of the Ovum, v. 218.

Duret, H., on Arteries of Medulla
Oblongata, vii. 331.

on the Functions of the Brain,

vill. 396.

on the Anatomy of the Cerebral

Blood-vessels, ix. 201.

on the Anatomy of the En-

cephalic Blood-vessels, ix. 392.

on the Part Played by the

Cerebro-Spinal Fluid in Cerebral

Injuries, xiii. 254.

See Carville, C.

Dursy on Variations in the Arrange-
ments of the Muscles, iii. 196.

Zur Entwicklungs - geschichte

des Kopfes des Menschen und der

hoheren Wirbelthiere (Review), iii.

444.

on the Primitive Groove as a
Temporary Structure, viii. 169.

Dusart, Brothers, on Albuminous Sub-
stances, viii. 410,

Dutch Anatomical and Physiological
Contributions, v. 227; vii. 194,
432.

(Moore), iv. 191, 382.

Dutch and Scandinavian Anatomical
and Physiological Contributions
(Moore), iii. 242.

Dvorak on Spectra of Motion, vi.
225.

Dwarf, Skeleton of a Rickety (Hum-
phry), ii. 42.

Dwight, T., on the Skeleton of Balen-
optera musculus, vii. 172.

An Abnormal Ischio-trochan-

teric Ligament, viii. 134.

Remarks on the Position of the

Femur, and on its so-called ‘‘ True

Neck,” ix. 311.

Sternum as an Index of Sex and

Age, xv. 327.

The Movements of the Ulna in

Rotation of the Fore-arm, xix.

186.

Rotation and Circumduction,
xix. 351 ; Frozen Sections of a Child,
xx. 192.

Dybkowsky, on the Oxygenation of the
Blood, i. 160; on Neurin, ii. 180;
on the Action of Phosphorus, ii.
183.

on the Skull of Phoca baicalen-

sis, viii. 176.

and Fick on the Production of
Heat during Rigor Mortis, iii.
236.

Dyspnea from Warmth (Goldstein),
Vili, 203.

Dysentery, Ipecacuanha as a Remedy
for, xi. 74;
Dyspepsia and

ii. 272.
Dyspeptone, xviii. 28.
Dysporomorphe, xviii. 282.

Digestion (Murray),

EAR, ix. 4165 x. 234.

Accommodation of (Mach and
Kessel), viii. 187.

Bones and Meckel’s Cartilage in
Crocodiles, Development of (Peters),
iii. 459.

Cough, Physiology of (Clarke),
iv. 324.

Disease, xiv. 360.

External, a Synthetic Resonator
(Burnett), viii. 400.

Hypertrophy of, ix. 214.

64

Ear, Labyrinth of (Boettcher, Hart),
vii. 344.

Mechanism of (Helmholtz,
M‘Kendrick), viii. 400.
Movements of (Mach and

Kessel), vi. 226.

Nomenclature of Parts of In-

ternal, xii. 162.

—of Indian Elephant, ix. 127 ;
xiii. 45.

—wH of Mammalia (Owen), iii. 440.

of the Pichiciégo (Atkinson),

Va Ds

of Porpoise and Beluga, xiv.
467, 468.

of Rabbit, Arteries and Veins
in, x. 450; Circulation in (Moreau),
ix, 221.

of Rabbit, Innervation of
(Moreau), vii. 347 ; vill. 184.

Organ of Hearing in Cephalo-
poda (Kowalevsky and Owjannikow),
iii. 204; in Rhytina stellert (Clau-
dius), li. 204.

Outer, of the Mouse (Schobl,
Stieda), vi. 443.
Pathological
(Odenius), 11. 194.
Pathology of Internal, xiv.

Anatomy of

195.

Physiology of, ix. 220.
Pointed, in Man (Meyer), vi.

444,

Structure of the Human (Moon),
iv. 326.

Resonant Functions of
External, ix. 220.

Semicircular Canals, Anatomy
and Physiology of (Crum-Brown),
vili. 327; (Crum-Brown), 402.
Functions of (Solucha), viii.

the

400.

Tensor Tympani, Action of
(Schapringer), v. 401.

Eared Seals (Murie), iv. 163 ; (Hector),
vi. 446 ; Teeth of, i. 269.

Earthworm, vii. 85; Blood of, xii.
415: Blood-corpuscles of, xii. 591.

Eastlake, H. E., on a Case of Epi-
spadias, li, 401.

berth, C. J., on Ciliated Epithelium,
i. 148 ; on the Bile-duct, ii. 172; on

INDEX TO VOLS, I.—XX.

the
398.
Eberth, C. J., on the Minute Anatomy
of the Skin of the Frog, iv. 149.
on the Lymph and Blood
vessels of the Brain and Spinal Cord,
iv. 302; Untersuchungen zur norma-
len und pathologischen Anatomie
der Froschhaut, iv. 148; on the
Nerve-endings of the Skin, iv. 305 ;
on the Histology of the Human
Kidney, vii. 171; on Keratitis after
Section of the Trigeminus, viii.
187; on Bacteria in Sweat, viii.
188 ; on Inflammation of the Cornea,
vill. 400; and Belajeff on the Dis-
tribution of the Lymphatic Vessels,
i, 357.
Ebner, V. von., on the Structure of
the Walls of the Aorta, v. 194.
Ebstein, W., on a Case of Congenital
Insufficiency of the Tricuspid Valve,
i. 153; on the Mucous Glands of the
Stomach, v. 379; on the Glands of
the Stomach, v. 407; on Pepsin
Production, vi. 460; on Formation
of Pepsin in the Stomach, viii. 207 ;
on the Formation of Pepsin in the
Stomach, vii. 186; and Griitzner on
the Pyloric Glands, ix. 234, 236 ; and
Miller, J., on the Action of Acids
and Alkalies on the Liver Ferment,
xi. 563.
Eechymosis
403.
Echidna, Brain of, xv. 552.
Ilium of (Humphry), v. 71.
Mammary Gland and Glandula
Femoralis in, xi. 29; xiii. 121.
hystrix, Ossification of Meta-
carpals and Metatarsals of (Thomson),
iii. 140.

Liver in the Vertebrata, ii.

(Brown-Séquard), viii.

Epitrochleo-anconeus in

(Galton), ix. 172.

setosa, Epitrochleo-anconeus in

(Galton), ix. 170, 175.

Long Flexor Muscles, xvii.
149, 178.

Echinida,
577.

Echinococcus altricipariens, hominis,
scolecipariens, vetertinorum, i. 188.

Madreporic Plate of, x.

INDEX TO VOLS. L—KX: 65

Echinodermata, Ambulacral Arrange-
ments (Perrier), iv. 308.

Echinoderms, Absence of Red Cruorine
in, ii. 114; Mesoblast and Hypo-
blast of, xi. 152; Water-vascular
System of, x. 575.

Echinogale, ii. 141.

Echinoids, Alimentary Tract of, xi.
154,

Echinops, i. 282.

Habitat, ii. 149.

Osteology of, ii. 122, 123, 136,
137, 188, 241, 148, 149.

Echinorhinus spinosus, xi. 460 ; Obser-
vations on (Turner), ix. 297.

Brain, Cranial Nerves and

other Viscera of (Jackson and Clarke),

ix. AD:

Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 85.

Echinus, Heart of, xii. 40.

Ecker, A., on Ancient Skeletons,
iii. 196.

Schidel nordostafrikanischer,

Volker (Review), i. 352.

on the Topography of the Cere-

bral Convolutions, v. 157.

The Convolutions of the Human

Brain, Trans. by J. G. Galton, viii.

158.

on the Effects of Distortion of
the Skull on the Cerebrum, xiii.
271.

Eckhard on Salivary Secretion, i. 166 ;
Experimental Physiologie des Ner-
vensystems (Review), i. 354; on
Salivary Secretion, i. 361; on the
Development of Striated Muscular
Fibre, i. 8362; on Artificial Diabetes,
ii. 188; on a Cardiac Inhibitory
Nerve in Crustacea, ii. 191; on the
Development of the Muscular Fibres
of the Heart, ii. 167; on the
Innervation of the Parotid, ii. 413 ;
on Dilatation of the Vessels of
the Penis, ii. 415; on Absence of
the Left Internal Iliac Artery, iii.
200; on Hydruria, iv. 189; v.
216; on the Origin of Diabetes, v.
217 ; on Influence of the Sympathetic
on the Eye, viii. 187; on Erection
in Birds, viii. 421; Observations on
the Heart, ix, 332.

Eckhardt, Functions of the Lumbar
Portions of the Spinal Cord in the
Dog, ix. 408.

Ectocuneiform Bone of Ox, ii. 113.

Ectopia Vesice (T. Smith), ii. 401;
Dissection of a Case of (Humphry),
iii. 81; in New-born Infant, xvii.
86; Viscerum (Hein), viii. 171.

Ectopterygoid of Polypterus, v. 177.

Edentata, ix. 170; xx. 51, 52; Blood-
corpuscles of, x. 206 ; Brain of (Pou-
chet), iii. 458; iv. 162; xv. 553; Epi-
trochleo-anconeus in (Galton), ix.
170; Female Organs of, xiv. 58;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 156 ; Muscular
Analogies with Reptilia, x. 596; Os-
sicles of, xiii. 406 ; Placenta of, viii.
362 ; x. 706 5 x1. 51; xii. 151 ; Skulls
of (Atkinson), v. 4; Teeth of, iii.
264,

Edriophthalma, ii. 81, 84; Micropyle
Apparatus of, ii. 83.

Edlefsen, G., on the Physiology of the
Collection of Urine in the Bladder,
Vili. 421.

Edwards. See Milne Edwards.

Eels, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206 ;
Caudal Heart of (Jones), ii. 405;
Hermaphroditism in (Ercolani, Bal-
samo-Crivellii, Maggi), vii. 338 ; Per-
fect Hermaphroditism in (Ercolani),
vi. 447; Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
89, 94; Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462; Urino-genital Organs of,
x. 38.

Egg, Germinal Layers of (Kolliker),
ix. 402; of Bird, Development of
(Cramer), lii. 458 ; of Fishes, Birds,
&c., compared, x. 382; of Hen,
Gotte’s Observations on, x. 540; of
Osseous Fishes, Protoplasmie Move-
ments (Dr W. H. Ransom), i. 237 ;
of Ringed Snake, Capsule of (von
Nathusius), v. 387 ; of Trout, Lami-
nations of the Germinal Membrane
of (Rieneck), v. 161; Pigment Layer
of Bird’s, xx. 225.

Eggel, Dr, on a Malformed Thorax, iv.
306.

Eeli, T., on Glands in the Pelvis of
the Kidney, viii. 175.

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66 INDEX: TO) VOLS. 1L=xXx:

elegans, vi, 449; on Epiphysis of
Brain of Plagiostoma, xill. 284.

Eichhorst, H., on Nerve Degeneration
and Nerve Regeneration, vill. 400 ;
on the Development of the Human
Spinal Cord, x. 446.

Eider Duck, iv. 260,

Eimer, T., on Goblet-cells, ii. 173; on
the Goblet-cells of the Intestinal
Mucous Membrane, ili. 202; on the
Snout of the Mole, vi. 443; on the
Structure of the Ova of Reptiles, vi.
447.

Eisenenger on the Action of Poisons on
Frog’s Muscle, iv. 318.

Eland, Foetal Membranes of, xiv. 241.

Elasmobranch Fishes, Auditory Organs
of, xvii. 188 ; Development of (Bal-
four), ix..206.5 x. 377,517, 672 5, xi.
128, 406, 674 ; xii. 177 ; Homologies
of Skull of, x. 413 ; Optic Nerves of,
xvi. 337; Palatine Nerve in, x. 89;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 82, 95;
Spinal Nerves of, x. 689.

Elasmobranchii, viii. 63, 68 ; External
Gills in, x. 425, ftnote. ; Elastic
Fibres (Deutschmann), ix. 190;
Tissue of Bones (Renant), x. 442.

Elbow, Excised, Dissection of (Malcolm
Smith), viii. 380 ; (Sutherland), xix.
223.

Elder Pith, Use of, in Section-cutting
(Golding Bird), ix. 404.

Electric Currents, Non-existent in
Nerve (Schiff), v. 218; Phenomena
offaay., 514.

Electrical Contributions (Runge), ix.
218; Currents, Induced (Onimus),
viii. 423 ; Excitability, Change in,
after Death (Rosenthal), vii. 191;
Excitability of Cerebrum (Braun),
ix. 210; (Soltmann), ix. 407; of
Motor Nerves (Erb), ix. 245 ; Stimu-
lation of Brain, xi. 542; Investiga-
tion of Brain of Ape (Hitzig), ix.
208; Irritation of Nerves (Fick,
Schiff, Fuchs), viti. 186; Plates of
Malapterurus and of Torpedo (Boll),
vili. 392 ; Stimulation of Cerebrum,
x. 619; of Corpus Striatum (Burdon-
Sanderson), ix. 209; of Nerves, x.
633; of Nerve and Muscle (Engel-

mann, Hermann), vii. 178 (Willy,
Eulenberg, Reymond, Fuchs), 179 ;
Stimuli, Summation of, Applied to
Skin, x. 324; and Chemical Stimu-
lation, Height of Muscular Tone by,
x. 68.

Electricity, Action of, on Blood and
Albuminous Fluids (Fraser), 11. 179 ;
Action of, on Muscles and Nerves,
vill. 186, 213; Action of, on the
Spinal Cord (Mayer), iii. 462; Action
of, on White Blood-corpuscles, Pus
and Salivary Corpuscles (Neumann),
ii 193; Animal (Du Bois Rey-
mond), ii. 417; (Hermann, Munk),
iv. 329; Constant Galvanic Current,
Action of, on Muscular Fibre (Engel-
mann), ii. 435; Effect of, on Fishes’
Eggs (Dr H. H. Ransom), i. 240;
from Muscular Contraction (Varley),
y. 405; Galvanic Irritation of Striated
Muscle (Engelmann, Aeby), iii. 217;
Induced, Action on Animals of
(Richardson), iv. 831; Influence of,
on Muscular Fibres, Heart, &c.
(Onimus), ii. 407, 418 ; Interrupted
Current, Action of, on the Frog’s
Ventricle (Foster), iii, 400; Polar
Action of, in Medicine (Mason), ix.
413; Unipolar Currents, the Preven-
tion of, in Irritation of the Nerves
(Engelmann and Place), ili, 246.

Electro-Capillary Phenomena of Life
(Becquerel), vill. 410.

Electro-Magnet, Influence of, on some
of the Phenomena of a Nerve, xiii.
219.

Electrometer, Lippmann’s Capillary,
xvi. 345.

Electro-Motive Power,
Variation of, ii. 96.

Electro-Motor Appearances in Muscles
(Hermann), v. 218; Phenomena in
the Skin of the Frog (Engelmann),
vi. 245; Power of Muscle (Rober),
v. 405.

Electro-Physiological Disputed Points
(Griinhagen), viii. 423.

Electro-Therapeutics (Poore), ix. 218.

Electrotonic State in Haman Nerves,
iii. 213 ; Variation of Electro-Motive
Power, li. 96 ; Variation of Excita-

Electrotonic

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. 67

bility, ii. 87 ; Variation of Rate of
Conduction, ii. 92.

Electrotonus (Rutherford), ii. 87 ; (Mat-
teucci, Fick), ii. 189 ; (Bernstein), 11.
1GORS vats, $235 tixe 218); (Wick);
iv. 3824; (Goldzieher), v. 211;
(Griitzner), viii. 213; (Hermann),
viii. 400; Conduction in Nerves
during (Wundt), v. 397; Law of,
li. 98.

Elementary Organisms, Action of Cold
on (Schenk), v. 218.

Elephant, iv. 18; Absence of Vagina
in, xiii. 315; African, Kidney of
(Donitz), vii. 171; Asiatic, Ossifi-
cation of Metacarpals and Metatar-
sals of (Thomson), iii. 139, 143 ;
Atlas, &e., of, ix. 39; Form and
Proportions of Foetal Indian, xv.
519; Indian, Anatomy of (Watson),
vi. 82-94; vil. 60-74; viii. 85-94 ;
ix. 118-137 ; xii. 261, 385; xiii. 17;
xiv. 289; xvii. 491; Larynx of,
xvii. 367 ; Muscles of, xvi. 4; Pla-
centa of, x. 150; xi. 48, 50, 52; xv.
300 ; Red Blood-corpuscles of (Rol-
leston), ii. 168; x. 206; Teeth of,
iii. 267; Ganglion Cells of Retina,
xiv. 285.

Elephant-Seal, Teeth of, iii. 271

Elephantiasis Arabum, xviii. 304.

Elephas indicus, Anatomy of the Head
of (Watson), viii. 85 ; Female Organs
of, xiv. 57; Long Flexors of, xvii.
169 ; Muscles of, xvi. 4; Urinary
and Generative Organs of (Watsou),
vii. 60.

Elin, E., on Termination of the Nerves
in the Buccal Mucous Membrane, vi.
436.

Elk, Digits of, ii, 111; in Britain
(Smith), vii. 336.

Elliot, Robert, Case of Univentricular,
or Triccelian Heart, xi. 302.

Ellis, Prof. G. V., Demonstrations of
Anatomy, 6th ed. (Review), iii.
444,

Emballonuride, Manus of, xvi. 201

Embiotica, Anal Fins of (Blake), iii. 31.

Embiotocoid Fishes, Anal Fin Append-
ages of (Blake), iii. 30.

Embolism, Fat, xvi. 515.

Embryo, Human, ix. 207; Early
Human (Reichert), viii. 167; In-
fluence of Time of Year upon the
Skin of, x. 218; of Mammals and
Birds, xi. 132 ; Primitive Cell-layers
of (Lankester), viii. 170.

Embryology, Papers on, x. 457; of
the Araneina (Balbiani), viii. 170 ;
Human (His.), ix. 387 ; Kélliker’s, x.
788 ; of Limulus polyphemus (Pack-
ard), vi. 449; of Man and Higher
Animals, Kolliker on, xiii. 580; of
the Scorpions (Metschnikoff), xi. 449 ;
of various Vermes and Arthropoda
(Kowalevski), vi. 448; of Verte-
brata (Schenck), ix. 386.

Emetia, Action of (Duckworth), iv.
168 ; vi. 499.

Emetics, Action of (Wood), v. 208;
(D’Ornellas), viii. 230; xi. 655;
Action of, on Transversely-striped
Muscular Fibres, x. 652.

Emeu, Tracheal Pouch of (Coughtrey),
viii. 177.

Emminghaus, H., on the Dependence
of the Secretion of Lymph in the
Blood-current, ix. 231.

Emu, xx. 43, 65, 66, 451.

Emulsions, and Absorption of Fats, xi.
559.

Emys, Carpus of, ii. 155; Tarsus of,
li. 156 ; hamiltonit, trijuga, platy-
notus and crassicollis, Pori Abdomin-
ales, xiv. 91.

Enaliosaurians, Limbs of (Gegenbaur),
iv. 308 ; x. 622.

Encephala, Preservation of, by Zinc
Chloride, xiii. 232.

Encephalie Blood-vessels (Duret), ix.
392.

Encephalitis, Cortical (Oedmansson),
iii. 242.

Encephalocele, xvii. 257.

Encephalaid Cancer in Animals, xix.
462.

Encephalon in the Lemurs (Gervais),
vi. 444; Influence of Stature on
Weight of, x. 444; Motor Centres
of, x. 620; and Retina (Brown-
Séquard, ix. 219.)

Enchondromata in Animals (Sutton),
xix. 424,

68 INDEX TO: VOLS, I-—XX.

Endarteritis, Obliterative, xvii. 180.

Endocardium, Histology of (Ranvier
and Cornil), i. 455.

Endothelium and Epithelium (Foster
and Zielonko), ix. 197, 198.

Engelhardt on Movement of the Iris,
vy. 212; on Intermittent Irritation
of the Retina, v. 212.

Engelken, H., on the Sensibility of the
Spinal Cord, ii. 188.

Engelmann, G. J., on the Removal of
the Uterine Mucosa, x. 456; T. W.,
on the Terminations of the Gusta-
tory Nerves in the Tongue of the
Frog, ii. 433 ; on Ciliary Movement,
il. 434; on the Seat of Irritation in
the Muscular Fibre on the Closing
and Opening of a Constant Galvanic
Current, ii. 485 ; on Galvanic Irrita-
tion of Striated Muscle, iii. 217 ; on
Ciliary Motion, iii. 249, 420; on the
Periodical Development of Gas in
the Protoplasm of Living Arcelle,
iv. 191; on the Peristaltic Move-
ment of the Ureter, iv. 195; on the
Structure of the Ureter, v. 218; on
Tetanus, on Opening and Shutting,
vy. 218; on Protoplasm, v. 218; on
the Stimulation of Muscles and
Nerves by Interrupted Currents, v.
406; on Peristaltic Action, v. 407 ;
on Electro-motor Phenomena in the
Skin of the Frog, vi. 245 ; on Move-
ments in Nerve-fibres from Electrical
lrritation, vii. 178; on the Struc-
ture of Transversely-striped Mus-
cular Fibre, vii. 328; on Intermit-
tent Irritation of Nerves and Mus-
cles, viii. 186; on the Shorten-
ing of Tendons, vill. 214; on
Shortening of Muscle and Tendons,
vill. 423 ; Contractility and Double
Refraction, x. 651, xi. 568; on the
Conduction of Excitation in the
Heart, x. 651; sur les Phénomé-
nes Electriques du Ceur a Vétat
d’activité, xiv. 514; and Place, on
the Prevention of Unipolar Currents
in Irritation of the Nerves, iii. 246-
248,

Enhydra marina, xx. 52.

Enostosis, xix. 426.

Ento-cuneiform Bone, Double (Turner),
ili, 448.

Entozoa (Krabbe), i. 188, 184.

Enzym of the Pancreas, xi. 560.

Eobasileus, vil. 269.

Ephippus faber, gigas, xix. 427.

Epiblast, External, in Elasmobranch
Fishes, xi. 407; of Torpedo, x.
554.

Epibulia aurantiaca, Germinal Vesicle
in, x. 386.

Epicondyloid and Epitrochlear Fora-
mina (Perrin), vi. 433.

Epidermis of Mammalia (Owen), iii.
441,

Epiglottis, Method of Demonstrating
Nerves of, xvii. 203; of Dog and
Cat, Taste-goblets in, x. 475.

Epileptiform Convulsions, Cause of
(Nothnagel), v. 209.

Epilepsy, Cause of (Nothnagel), ii.
412; Experiments on (Brown-Sé-
quard), v. 209; Production of, ix.
208.

Epiodon australe, xx. 146, 153; her-
aultit, Vil. 336 ; patachonicum, xx.
146, 153.

Epiphyses of Long Bones, New Rule
of, xvii. 479 ; Persistent, xii. 85.

Kpipteric Bone, xviii. 219.

Epispadias (Eastlake, Bergh), ii. 401 ;
(Bryant), iii. 203 ; (Cleland), v. 321 ;
Dissection of a Case of, xv. 378;
Partial (Pribram), ii. 401.

Epithelial Cells (Schultze), ii.
173 ; Tumours, xix. 459.

Epithelioma of Lung, xvii. 509; the
Rete Malpighii of, xviii. 444.

Epitheliomata in Animals, xix. 461.

Epithelium, x. 447; Cement Substance
of, ix. 480 ; x. 449 ; Ciliary Motions
of (Engelmann), ii. 249; Ciliated,
i, 148 ; Conjoined, x. 449; Lining
the Air-vesicles of the Lungs, i. 148;
of the Blood-vessels (Legros), iii.
200 ; of the Cornea (Krause), v. 195;
of Ox (Cleland), ii. 361 ; of the Frog’s
Throat (Foster), ii. 394; of the
Macula Acoustica (Odenius), iii. 249 ;
Nomenclature of, xii. 166 ; Physio-
logy of Vesical, xiii. 256 ; Reproduc-
tion of (Heiberg), vi. 247 ; Stratified

172,

INDEX -TO VOLS. 1.—XX. 69

(Langerhans), viii. 162; Vesical,
Impermeability of (Susini), iii. 220 ;
and Endothelium (Foster and Ziel-
onko), ix. 197, 198.

Epitrochleo-anconeus, ix. 169.

Equilibrium, Sense of (Mach), ix. 220 ;
in Man, x. 234.

Equus, Metatarsals of, ii. 112; Muscles
and Ligaments of, xvii. 193 ; cabal-
lus, Long Flexors of, xvii. 167.

Erb, W., on the Electrotonic State in
Human Nerves, iii. 213; on the
Doctrine of Tetanus, with Observa-
tions on Testing the Electrical Exci-
tability of Motor Nerves, ix. 245;
on the Reflex Actions of the Ten-
dons, x. 631.

Ercolani, G. B., on the Structure and
Function of the Placenta, vi. 439 ;
on the Formation of the Glandular
Portion of the Placenta, vi. 439;
viii. 165, 393 ; on Perfect Hermaph-
Toditism in the Eel, vi. 447; vii.
338 ; on Diverticula of the Urinary
Bladder, vii. 332; on Tendinous
Tissue, x. 447; Relation of Mon-
strosities per Enclosure to Placenta,
x. 456.

Erdmann, L. C., on Goblet-cells, ii.
174.

Erectile Tissue (Legros), ii. 397.
Erection in Birds (Eckhard), viii. 421 ;
on the Centre for (Goltz), viii. 186.

Erector Pili of Dog, x. 472.

Erethizon dorsatus, xviii. 391.

Ereunetes pusillus, xix. 63, 76.

Ergot, Action of (Holmes), v. 206 ; of
Rye, Action on Heart (Rossbach), ix.
221,

Ergotin, Action of (Holmes, Wernich),
vili. 228 ; (Kohler), ix. 222.

Ericulus nigrescens, i. 281, 2823; ii.
141, 148; Long Flexor Muscles of,
xvii. 145 ; Osteology of, ii. 121, 136,
137, 140, 141, 148; setosus, Lungs
of, xvi. 360.

Erinaceidx, i. 282; ii. 147; xix. 22;
Osteology of, ii. 146.

Erinaceina, ii. 141.

Erinaceus, ii. 141, 142, 147; xix. 22;
Long Flexor Muscles in Various
Species of, xvii. 148 ; Osteology of,

i. 282 ; ii. 187, 188, 140, 141, 147;
europeus, xix. 21, 33; Larynx of,
xvii. 369; Leg and Foot of, xvii.
146; and pictus, Long Flexors of
xvil. 164, 178.

Erithizon dorsatus, xix. 262; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 159.

Erlenmeyer on Inhibitory Nerves in
Skin, v. 209.

Erler, H., on the Relation of the Ex-
cretion of Carbonic Acid to Change
in the Bodily Temperature, xi. 199.

Ermerins on Irradiation on Symmet-
rical Parts of the Opposite Side, i.
176-178.

Erysipelatoid Disease, xvii. 40.

Erythro-cruorine, ti. 114, 115.

Erythroxylum coca, Properties of (Mo-
réno y Maiz), ii. 420.

Esbach on the Estimation of the
Quantity of Albumen, viii. 421.

Escher on Convulsions, iv. 323 ; on the
Cause of Convulsions, v. 208.

Eschricht on the Anatomy of the
Cetacea, v. 384.

Eschrichtius robustus
(Flower), vii. 173.

Eserin, Action of Sulphate of, on the
Ciliary Muscle, xi. 548.

Esmarch’s Bandages, xi. 307.

Esoff, J., on Urobilin in Urine, xi. 567.

Esox, xx. 614; Respiratory Move-
ments of, xiv. 462 ; Septo-maxillary
Ossifications in Subnasal Lamina of,
xi. 621.

Eteone pusilla (Willemoes-Suhm), vi.
449,

Ether, Action of (Ranke), ii. 184;
(Bert), ii. 185 ; Effects of, on Blood-
pressure, viii. 387 ; Microtome, New
Form of, xvii. 401 ; Subcutaneous
Injection of (Mitchell), v. 390.

Etherisation, Influence of, on Vital
Phenomena, xi. 575.

Ethidene, Effect of, on Blood-pressure,
xiii. 887, 579; Dichloride as an
Anesthetic, xv. 110.

Ethyl] Derivatives of Atropia, Conia and
Stryechnia, iii, 478, 479.

Etiolation of Animals (Bert), iv. 330.

Etzinger, J., on the Digestibility of
Gelatine-yielding Tissues, ix. 428,

in Cornwall

70 INDEX TO; VOLS. 1—XxX.

Eubalena australis, v. 351.

Eucalyptus globulus (Gimbert), vi.
497,

Eulenberg, A., on the Action of Sul-
phate of Quinia, ii. 185 ; Diseases
of the Nervous System Considered
Physiologically, vi. 223; on the
Electrical Stimulation of Nerve and
Muscle, vii. 179; on the Physi-
ology and Pathology of the Cere-
bral Cortex, xi. 542; on the
Effects of Anesthetics on Differ-
ent Reflex Phenomena, xvi. 143;
and Landois on the Thermal Effects
of Operations on the Nervous System
and their Relation to Vaso-motor
Nerves, xi. 545; and Landois on
Thermal Influences Proceeding from
the Hemispheres of the Cerebrum,
xi. 184; and Vohl on the Gases of
the Blood, ii. 427; and Guttmann
on the Action of Bromide of Potas-
sium, li. 182.

Lugeniacrinus caryophyllatus and hage-
nowt, First Radicle of, xii. 49.

Eumetopias elongatus (Gray), ix. 405.

Eunice sanguinea, Red Cruorine in, il.
114.

Euonymin, Action on Biliary Secretion
of Dog, xi. 62.

Euonymus atropurpureus, xi. 62.

Euphysetes pottsii, ix. 404.

Eupodotis australis, xx. 454.

Europeans, Pelvis of, xvi. 108.

Eurotium (Aspergillus) glaucus, and £.
a. niger, xii. 499.

Eustachian Tube (Cleland), iii. 96-
103 ; (Moss), ix. 220; Anatomy of
(Riidinger), ii. 400; Functions of
(Rumbold, Riidinger), viii. 187 ; Me-
chanism of (Yule), viii. 127, 400;
When and How is it Opened ? (Jago),
iii, 341.

Euzym. See Enzym.

Eye, Frederic, Note on a Specimen of
Absence of the Parts Developed
from the First Visceral Arch on one
Side in a Lamb (Semi-agnathia or
Synotia), xvii. 495,

Evolution, Placenta in Connection with
Theory of (Turner), xi. 33 ; Theory
in Germany, vii. 358,

Ewald, A., on Nerve Excitability, iv.
324 ; on Congenital Hypertrophy of
the Left Hand, vii. 332 ; on Apneea,
viii. 204 ; on Glycosuria, viii. 421 ;
Gases in Human Transudations, ix.
227 ; on Fermentation in the Stomach,
and the Formation of Gastric Gases
which burn with a Yellow Flame,
ix. 426.

Ewart, J. C., on an Epithelial Arrange-
ment in front of the Retina and on
the external surface of the Capsule
of the Lens, vili. 353 ; Notes on the
Minute Structure of the Retina and
Vitreous Humour, ix. 166; xi. 96;
on a Large Organised Cyst in the
Sub-dural Space, ix. 364; Note on
the Abdominal Pores and Urogenital
Sinus of the Lamprey, x. 488; on
the Fecundity and Placentation of
the Shanghai River Deer, xii. 225;
on Valvular Structures in the Umbi-
lical Arteries, xii. 229 ; on Vascular
Peri-branchial Spaces in Lamprey,
xii. 232.

Ewart. See Chiene and Thin.

Excised Organs, Circulation of Blood
in (Heger), ix. 417.

Excitability of Nerves, x. 707; Elec-
trotonic Variation of, ii. 87.

Excitation of Nerves, x. 633.

Exeretion, Insensible in Fevers (Neu-
mann), vill. 428 ; Organs of, in Elas-
mobranch Fishes, xii. 177.

Exercise, Effect of, on Bodily Tempera-
ture (Allbutt), vii. 106-119.

Exertion, Warming of Muscle during,
x, 568.

Exner, S., on the Time necessary for
Visual Perception, iv. 328; on the
Evolution of Ammonia from Putre-
fying Blood, vi. 247, 459; on Ividec-
tomy, vil. 344; Experiments on the
Simplest Psychical Processes, viii.
399, x. 626; Crossing of the Troch-
leares, x. 204 ; on Nerve Stimuli, x.
325.

Exostoses within the External Auditory
Meatus, xiii. 200.

Exostosis, xix. 426.

Expression, Symbolic Correlation in,
xiii. 481.

INDEX TO VOLS. I1.—XX. fail

External Auditory Meatus in the Child
(Symington), xix. 280.

Extroversio Vesice (Litzmann), viii.
uyAale

Hye, ix. 414; x. 204, 219, 452, 633 ;
xi. 190, 545; Action of Galvanic
Current on (Schliephake), viii. 400 ;
Anatomy of (Ewart), ix. 166 ; Lymph
Spaces in Eyeball (Schwalbe), v. 195;
Minute Anatomy of (Hulke), iv. 160 ;
Movements of (Berlin), vi. 226; of Dog,
Development of Hair on, xiv. 143 ;
Capsule of Tenon, xx. 4, 20 ; Changes
of Fluids in (Leber), viii. 400 ; Ciliary
Muscle (Iwanoff), iv. 305; of Birds
(Lee), vii. 170 ; Circulation in (Dob-
rowolsky), v. 211; in Optic Nerve
and Retina (Leber), vii. 344 ; Cornea,
Permeability of, to Fluids (Laquenr),
vii. 189 ; Crystalline Lens (Robinski),
vii. 170 ; Currents of Fluid in, x. 234;
Development of, in Cuttle Fish (Ray
Lankester), ix. 207 ; Implantations
of the Anterior Chamber of ( Gold-
zieber), ix. 415; Inftuence of, on
Metamorphosis of Tissue, xv. 191 ;
Influence of, on the Metamorphosis
in the Animal Economy, x. 234 ;
Influence of the Sympathetic on
(Sinitzin), v. 399; Iris, Physiology
of, iv. 328; Lens, External Surface
of the Capsule of (Ewart), viii. 356,
357 ; Muscles of (Lockwood), xx. 1;
Musculus Dilatator Pupille (Dogiel),
iv. 305; Nerve-endings of the Retina
(Schultze), iv. 305; of Amphioxus,
of Marsipobranchii, of Hyperotreeti,
and Hyperoartii, xvi. 320, 321; of
Bird, Pecten in (Mihalkovies), viii.
177; of Cat (Lee), iii. 17; of Cod
Fish (Lee), iii. 16 ; of Falcon (Lee),
iii. 21; of Fish (Plateau), i. 368 ;
(Gulliver), ii. 12; of Fowl (Lee), iii.
18; of Greenland Shark, vii. 235 ;
of Indian Elephant (Watson), viii.
86; xiii. 45; of Insects (Moseley),
vii. 170; of Lobster (Newton), viii.
178; of Mammalia (Owen), iii. 440 ;
of Mammals, Birds, &c., xi. 454 ; of
Ornithorhynchus paradoxus (Gunn),
xvili. 400; of Owl (Lee), iii. 20; of
Pheasant (Lee), iii, 23; of Pleuro-

nectide, Position of (Schrédte), iii.
205 ; Posterior Part of, Micrometry
of (Laqueur), viii. 400 ; Retina, Epi-
thelial Arrangement in Front of
(Ewart), viii. 353; Retine, Associa-
tion of the Two (Mandelstamm), vii.
344; Vitreous Humour, Histology of
(Younan), xix. 1-15; Compound
Vision with (Boll), vii. 179; Con-
vergence and Accommodation of
(Maddox), xx. 475, 565; Inde-
pendent Movement of (Adamiik),
iv. 326; Movements of (Skrebitzky),
v. 399.

Eyton, T. C., Osteologia Avium (Re-
view), ii. 391.

Ezn, Sanders, on Movements of the
Intestine, vi. 242.

Faber, C., The Red Blood-Corpuscles,
viii. 403.

Face of Bushwoman (Flower and Murie),
i. 195; Bones, Formation and Growth
of (Callender), iii. 195; iv. 150.

Facets, Costal, of Dorsal Vertebre,
Varieties of, ix. 18, 52.

Facial Nerves, Deep, Origin of, xvi.
150.

Facialis-centrum, Relation of, to Saliva,
x. 202:

Falek on the Excretion of Urea In-
jected into the Blood, vi. 465; on
Excretion of Sodium Phosphate In-
jected into the Blood, vi. 467; on
Sodium Chloride, vii. 350; on the
Effect upon the Urine of Injecting
Water into the Blood, vil. 355; on
the Physiology of Water, viii. 205 ;
on the Action of Chloride of Sodium,
viii. 219; on the Action of Hydro-
cotarnin, viii. 224; on a Peculiarity
of Capillary Blood, viii. 406 ; Excre-
tion of Urea in a Hungered Dog, ix.
439; on Digestion and Absorption in
the Large Intestine, x. 647.

Falco peregrinus, xix, 138.

Falcon, Eye of (Lee), iii. 21.

Falconide, Eggs of, xx. 230.

Falk, F. See M‘Gregor-Robertson,
J.

Fallopian Tubes (Robin and Cadiat),

72

ix. 897 ; Congenital Malformation of
(Stewart), ii. 243-245.

Falsetto Notes (Mandl.), vi. 241.

Faradisation of Cortex of Brain, xi. 186.

Farr on Food Solvents, vi. 460.

Fascia and Muscles of the Tail of
Cryptobranchus japonicus (Hum-
phry), vi. 3-9.

Fascial Investment of Cryptobranchus
japonicus (Humphry), vi. 2; of Lepi-
dosiren annectens (Humphry), vi.
253.

Fat, Absorption of, viii. 205, 410; ix.
240; xi. 559; xiii. 125; Assimila-
tion of (Hoffmann), viii. 205 ; Chemi-
cal Properties and Physiological
Action of (Day), viii. 409 ; Composi-
tion and Fate of, Introduced into
the Blood, x. 643; Decomposition
of, in the Small Intestine, v. 224;
Digestion of, xvi. 147; Embolism,
xvi. 515; Formation of (Weiske and
Wildt), ix. 234; in the Animal Body,
xi. 577; of Milk, Quantitative Esti-
mation of (Lowit), ix. 447; Passage
of, from Aliment into Cells (Hof-
mann), vii. 350; Source of (Lawes,
Gilbert, and Voit), i. 359 ; Synthesis
of, xi. 559.

Fat-cells, Development of (Flemming),
v. 376.

Fatigue, Sensation of (Delbceuf), ix.
219.

Fatiguing-stuffs, Sleep Produced by,
x. 623.

Fattening of Herbivora for Food (Lawes
and Gilbert), i. 184.

Faure, Dr, on the Action of Chloro-
form, il. 184.

Faye, Professor, on the Proportion of
Males to Females in Sweden, i. 363;
on Foods, ii. 194.

Fecundation of Cephalopoda (Lafont),
iv. 162.

Fecundity of Shanghai River Deer, xii.
225.

Feet, Duplicity of (Kuhnt), vii. 332;
Malformation of, xv. 448; of Mam-
malia, Homologies of Long Flexor
Muscles of, xvii. 142.

Fehling’s Solution, Action of Boiling
Distilled Water on, x. 650.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XX.

Feinberg on the Reflex Paralysis of
Vessels and Affections of the Spinal
Cord after Suppression of the Per-
spiration by Varnishing Animals,
vili. 182 ; on Mechanical, Chemical,
and Electrical Irritation of the Skin,
aud their Effects on the Animal
Organism, xi. 566.

Felidae, xi. 49, 50; xix. 440 ; Decidua-
tion in, x. 171; Ossicles of, xili. 406.

Felis catus, Larynx of, xvii. 368;
Chaus, ii. 59; concolor, Tail of, vii.
272; domesticus (Rolleston), ii. 47-
61; xx. 646; Epitrochleo-anconeus in,
ix. 169; deo, Nerves of Hind Limb
of, xv. 268; Epitrochleo-anconeus in,
ix. 169.

Feltz, V., on the Passage of Blood-
corpuscles through the Walls of
Blood-vessels, iv. 302; on the Ab-
sorption of the Medullary Tissue of
Bones, vii. 167; on the Action of
various Principles derived from Bile,
vy. 207 ; on the Power of Compressed
Oxygen to deprive Blood of its Septic
Condition, xiii. 264; and Ritter,
Action of Chloral on the Blood, ix.
221; Influence of Injections of Bile
on the Organism, ix. 239; on the
Alkalinity of Urine, ix. 241; Action
of Chloral on the Blood, ix. 416; on
the Influence of the Injection of Bile
on the Organism, ix. 435; Action
of Bile on the Organism, x. 650.

Femoral Artery in Apes, xv. 523;
Abnormal Arrangement of Branches
of, xii, 154.

Femur (Merkel), viii. 386 ; Dislocation
of Head of, xii. 368; xv. 452; of
Echinops, ii. 123; of Hrinaceus, ii.
147 ; of Galeopithecus, i. 136; Mal-
formed, vii. 156; of Mfygale, ii. 120;
Position and True Neck of (Dwight),
ix. 311; Primary Cancer of, xv. 496;
of Potomogale, ii. 1380; of Solenodon,
ii, 125%

Fenwick, E. H., The Venous System
of the Bladder and its Surroundings,
xix. 320-327.

Fere, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206.

Féré’s Observations on the Relations of
the Cerebrum, xiii. 272.

INDEX TO VOLS. L—XX. (33

Ferment, Digestive, of Nepenthes, xi.
124; Liver, Acids and Alkalies in,
xi. 563 ; of Stomach of Cold-blooded
Animals (Fick), viii. 207; Sugar-
forming, Origin and Distribution of
(Lepine), vi. 247 ; of Urea, xi. 566.

Fermentation, Influence of Compressed
Air on, x. 654; Theory of, xiii. 264 ;
Processes, Relation of Chloride of
Sodium to, xi. 554; in Stomach, ix.
426 ; of Urine, xi. 566.

Ferments (Nasse), iv. 236; Amorph-
ous, x. 654; xi. 560; Digestive,
Separation of (Paschutin), vi. 459,
487; Inhibition of the Action of,
in the Living Animal, x. 654; Pan-
creas and Bacteria, xiii. 240; Re-
actions of, with Phenol, vi. 470.

Ferret, ii. 57, 58, 437.

Ferrier, D., Experimental Researches
in Cerebral Physiology and Path-
ology, viii. 152-155, 179; on the
Functions of the Brain, vi. 542; on
the Localisation of Function in the
Brain, ix. 208 ; Report on Physiology,
vi. 218-248, 472-490; v. 396-411 ;
and T. L. Brunton, Report on Phy-
siology, vii. 175-191.

Ferrin, Origin of, xi. 553 ; Formation
of, from Red Blood-corpuscles (Lan-
dois), ix. 230.

Fertility and Sterility, Human (Dr
Matthews Duncan), i. 167.

Fetlock, Development of the Suspen-
sory Ligament of, in the Feetal
Horse, Ox, Roe-deer, and Sambre-
deer, xviii. 1-12.

Fever (Jacobson, Leyden, and Naunyn),
v. 218; Chemical Contributions to
our Knowledge of (Manassein),. vii.
352; Cause of (Naunyn, Senator),
v. 408 ; Investigations on (Albert),
ix. 247; Perspiration in (Pudzino-
witsch), vi. 238; Production of, in
Rabbit (Schiff), x. 11; Relation of
the Peripheral to the Central Tem-
perature in, x. 651; Samuel on, xi.
570 ; Specific Infective, xx. 88, 91;
Theory of (Murri), ix. 444; after
Transfusion (Liebrecht), ix. 247.

Fiaux, L., on the Mechanism of Deglu-
tition, x. 647.

Fiber zibethicus, xvii. 164, 179.

Fibres of the Posterior Commissure,
Cause of the (Pawlowsky), ix. 203 ;’
in the Spinal Cord, course of the
(Pawlowsky), ix. 203.

Fibrin (Griinhagen), iv. 320 ; (Richard-
son),321; a Constituent of the Stroma
of Red Blood-corpuscles (Heynsius),
ill, 122-126; Origin of (Bédard-
Mantegazza), vi. 458; Relation of
Coagulation of, to Blood-corpuscles,
x. 646 ; xi. 193 ; yielded by Blood-
corpuscles (Heynsius), v. 223 ; Carti-
lage, Structure and Development of
(Hertwig), vii. 327.

Fibrinogen, Preparation of (Allchin),
ii. 278-279.

Fibrinoplastin, Preparation of (Allchin),
li. 278-279.

Fibromata in Animals (Sutton), xix.
417 ; Melanotic (Sutton), xix. 419.
Fibrous Body attached to Hydatid of
Morgagni, xvii. 538; Tissue, De-
velopment in Parenchyma of Liver,

xiv. 185.

Fibula of Centetes, ii. 141 ; of Chryso-
chloride, ii. 150; of Echinops, ii.
141; of Hriculus, ii. 122, 141; of
Erinaceide, ii. 147 ; of Galeopithecus,
li. 136, 141, 143 ; of Numenius, xix.
79; of Potomogale, ii. 130, 150; of
Solenodon, ii. 141 ; of Sorew, ii. 154 ;
of Zupaia, ii, 141 ; Malformed, vii.
156.

Fick, A., on the Spinal Cord, iv. 323 ;
on Electrotonus, li. 189; iv. 323 ; on
the Rapidity of the Blood in Human
Arteries, iv. 324; on the Action of
Veratria on Muscular Fibre, &e., viii.
213, 228; on the Blood-pressure in
the Heart and Arteries, vili. 462; Com-
pendium d. Physiologie d. Mensch-
en, ix. 248 ; on Elasticity of Muscle,
vi. 239; on Electrical Irritation of
Nerves, viii. 186; on Inhibitory
Nerves in Skin, v. 209; on the
Measurement of Muscular Power,
vii. 357; on Pepsin Digestion, vi.
460; Pneumograph, vii. 348 ; Sto-
mach Ferment of Cold-blooded Ani-
mals, viii. 207; on the Theory of
Colour-blindness, ix. 219 ; on Trans-

74 INDEX JTOMVOUS.. D2 xx,

verse Conduction of Currents through
Nerves, xi. 544; on Variation of
Blood-pressure, viii. 189 ; and Bohm,
Observations on Muscle, ix. 336 ;
and Dybkowsky, on the Production of
heat during Rigor Mortis, iii. 236 ;
and Wislicenus, on Muscle, i. 158.

Filehne, W., on the Electro-therapeutic
and Physiological Methods of Stimu-
lation, v. 398 ; on the Law of Con-
traction in Dying Nerves, vii. 344;
on Transverse Conduction in Frog’s
Nerves, viii. 186, 400 ; on the Physio-
logical Action of Nitro-pentans,
-ethans, and -methans, xi. 570; on
the Action of Muscle, xi. 570.

Fin, Anal, of Embiotocoid Fishes
(Blake), iii. 30-82.

Whale, see Whale.

Finger, W., on the Mode of Termina-
tion of the Sensory Nerves in the
Mucous Membrane of the Glans
Penis and Clitoris, i. 357.

Finger-muscles, Rudimentary, in Green-
land Whale, xii. 217.

Fingers, Collateral Nerves of, Distribu-
tion of, x. 446; Malformation of
(Gruber), iv. 160.

Finkam on the Mode of Termination of
Nerves in the Great Omentum, ix.
204.

Finlayson, Dr, on the Temperature of
Children, iv. 191.

Finny, J. M., on the Antagonism
between Atropia and Morphia, vii.
198.

Fins, Mesial and Lateral, of Osseous
Fishes, Homology of (Humphry), v.
59-66; of the Great Fin-Whale
(Struthers), v. 121.

Fischer, Dr, on the Lower Jaw of the
Cachalot, ii. 402; on Grampus
griseus, iii. 204; on the Sperm
Whale, vii. 173 ; on Trophic Lesions,
vi. 222; on Balena biscayensis, vi.
445; on Two Species of Globioce-
phalus, vii. 336 ; on Trophic Nerves,
vii. 343; and Delfortie, on Cetacean
Bones, vii. 173.

Fish, ix. 406; Brain of, xv. 550;
Ciliary Muscle in (Lee), ili. 14-28 ;
of the Coasts of Belgium (Van

Beneden), v. 286; Eye of (Lee), iii.
16; (Plateau), i. 8368 ; Fovea Centralis
in the Eye of the (Gulliver), ii. 12 ;
Formation of Crystals of Hemo-
globin from, xvi. 456 ; Inflammatory
Process in (Caton), v. 39 ; Osseous,
the Mesial and Lateral Fins of
(Humphry), v. 59-66; Osseous,
Pancreas of (Legouis), vii. 338 ;
Phosphorescence of, x. 656; Pig-
ment, Spectrum of, x. 654 ; Struc-
ture and Growth of the Scales of
(Salbey), iii, 459.

Fishes, Bony, Development of, x. 457 ;

Development of Elasmobranch (Bal-
four); ix...2064°x, (377,757 Seals;
406, 674; xii. 177; Embiotocoid,
Anal Fin, Appendages of (Blake),
iii. 30-32; Nourishment of Fetus
in (Blake), ii. 280-282 ; Fossil (Tra-
quair), ix. 406 ; Kidney of (Balfour),
x. 25 ; Osseous, Blood-corpuscles of,
x.206 ; Central Nervous System in
(Stieda), iii. 199 ; Cicatricule in, x.
455 ; compared with Amphibians,
xi. 148; Development of (Kupffer),
iii. 459 ; Gastrula of, x. 547 ; Hypo-
blast and Mesoblast of, xi. 152;
Limbs of, x. 670; Medullary Canal
in, x. 674; Oellacher on the Ger-
minal Vesicle of, x. 381; Segmen-
tation Cavity of, x. 529; Respira-
tion in (Gréhant), v. 215 ; Respiratory
movements of, xiv. 461; Retina of,
xi. 100 ; Sense Organs of (Schulze),
iv. 808 ; Skull of (Vrolik), ix. 387.

Fissipedia, Vesicle of, xiii. 405.
Fissure of Abdominal Walls, Dissec-

tion of Genito-urinary Organs in
Case of, xv. 226; Presternal, Un-
covering Base of Heart, xiv. 1.

Fistula, Case of Gastric, xiii. 244.
Fitzwygram, Col. F., Horses and Stables

Noticed, iv. 293.

Flag, American Blue, xi. 69.
Flat-foot, Anatomy of (Symington),

xix. 83-98.

| Flechsig, Paul, Die Leitungsbahnen im

Gehirn und Riickenmark des Mens-
chen auf Grund Entwickelungsges-
chichtlicher Untersuchungen (Re-
view), xiv. 257.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Fleischl, E., on the Lymph and
Lymphatics of the Liver, ix. 433 ;
on the Laws of Nervous Excitation,
x. 633.

R., Action of Salicylic Acid on
the Urine, x. 650.

Fleming, G. See Chaveau, A.

Wm. Jas., Simple form of Trans-
mission Sphygmograph, xii. 144; Pulse
Dicrotism, xv. 278 ; Physiology of
Turkish Bath, being an Experimental
Inquiry into the Effects of Hot Dry
Air upon Man, xiii. 454 ; Microtome,
x. 184.

Flemming, W., on the Ciliary Muscle in
the Domestic Mammals, iii. 455 ; on
the Development of Fat-cells, v. 376.

Fles, Dr J. A., on the Histology o the
Intestinal Villi, i. 363.

Flesch on a Malformation of the
Thorax, viii. 170.

Flesh and Fat, Feeding with (Petten-
kofer and Voit), viii. 204, 415;
Broth, &c., Action of (Bogoslow-
sky), viii. 204 ; -eating Doves (Holm-
gren), iv. 335.

Flight of Insects (Marey, Krarup-
Hensen), iv. 808; Mechanism of
(Pettigrew), ili. 205.

Flint, A., on the Influence of Muscular
Exercise on the Excretion of Nitrogen,
vi. 461 ; on the Bell-Majendie Con-
troversy, iii, 446 ; on the Glycogenic
Function of the Liver, iii. 463 ; on
the Secretion of Glycogen, iv. 189 ;
the Physiology of Man, vol. iv.; the
Nervous System, viii. 399 ; Supple-
mentary Remarks on the Physio-
logical Effects of Severe and Pro-
tracted Muscular Exercise, with
Especial Reference to its Influence
upon the Excretion of Nitrogen, xi.
109 ; the Source of Muscular Power,
as deduced from Observations upon
the Human Subject under Condi-
tions of Rest and of Muscular Exer-
cise, xii. 91.

Flipper of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 168.

Floe-rat, iv. 270.

Flogel, J. H. L., on the Structure of
Striped Muscular Fibre in TZrom-
bidiwm and Cyclops, vi. 442.

75

Flounder, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

Flower, W. H., on the Development
and Succession of the Teeth in the
Marsupialia, ii. 174-175; on the
Anatomy of the Cetacea, ii. 204 ;
Remarks on the Homologies and
Notation of the Teeth of Mammalia,
lii. 262-278; on the Visceral Ana-
tomy of Hyomoschus aquaticus, iii.
206; Development and Succession
of the Teeth of Armadilloes, iii.
205 ; on the Darwinian Theory, iv.
307 ; on the Correspondence between
the Parts Composing the Shoulder and
the Pelvic Girdle of the Mammalia, iv.
238-245 ; Introduction to the Oste-
ology of Mammalia (Review), v. 191 ;
on a Specimen of Balenoptera muscu-
lus,v. 197; on the Anatomy of Proteles
cristatus, v. 198; on the Skeleton of
Delphinus sinensis, v. 382; on the
Composition of the Carpus of the
Dog, vi. 62-64; on the Base of
the Cranium of Carnivora, iv. 163 ;
on Teeth and Allied Organs in the
Mammalia, and on the Milk Denti-
tion of the Mammalia, vi. 443; on
Ziphioid Whales, vi. 445 ; on Skull
of Phoca hispida, vi. 446; on the
Anatomy of lurus fulgens vi.

446 ; on the Skeleton of Casuarius

australis, vi. 447 ; Diagrams of the

Nerves of the Human Body (Notice),

vii. 166; on Risso’s Dolphin, vii.

173; on Eschrichtius robustus, vi.

173 ; on the Anatomy of the Two-

spotted Paradoxure, vii. 335; on

the Skeletons of Recent Ziphioid

Whales, vii. 335; Note on the

Carpus of the Sloths, vii. 255-256 ;

Note on the Construction and Ar-

rangement of Anatomical Museums,

ix. 259 ; Catalogue of the Specimens

illustrating the Osteology and Den-

tition of Vertebrate Animals (recent
and extinet) contained in the Mu-
seum of the Royal College of Sur-

geons in England (Review), xiv.

269; and Garson, J. G., on the

Scapular Index as a Race Character

in Man, xiv., 138; and Murie, J.,

76 INDEX TO VOLS. IL—XX.

Dissection of a Bushwoman, i. 189-
208.

Flowers and Fevers, vii. 359.

Fluid, New Staining, x. 181.

Fluids, Galvanic, Introduction of, into
Uninjured Living Organism, ix.
248,

Foa, P., on the Relation of the Blood
and Lymph-vessels to the Juice-
canals, x. 645.

Fetal Blood, Coagulation of (Boll), vi.
459; Brain (Callender), iv. 247-
255 ; Calf, Stomach of (Gedge), ii.
323-324 ; Cretinism, xviii. 384;
Heart (Handyside), iv. 155 ; Indian
Elephant, Form and Proportions of,
xv. 519 ; Membranes of Eland, xiv.
241; Membranes of the Opossum
and other Marsupials (Osborn) xviii.
343-344 ; Membranes of Reindeer,
xii. 601; Spinal Cord, Minute Struc-
ture of (Colman), xviii. 436-441.

Feetus, Abnormal (Harker), iv. 182;
Digestive Fluid in, ix. 235; in
Utero, Nutrition of (Gusserow), vi.
440 ; Nourishment of, in Embioto-
coid Fishes (Blake), ii. 280-282 ;
Ovary of, x. 454; Respiration of,
xi. 558; Sugar in, x. 221; Trans-
ference of Matters from the Mother
to the, x. 654 ; see Embryology.

Fokker on the Presence of Soluble
Earths and Phosphoric Acid in
Alkaline Urine, viii. 199.

Follet on the Action of Chloral Hy-
drate, vi. 493 ; of Formic Ether, vii.
193.

Food (Letheby), iv. 323; Parry), ix.
233 ; (Voit), vil. 350 ; Ash-constitu-
ents in (Forster), vil. 411 ; Fattening
of Herbivora for (Lawes and Gilbert),
i, 184; its Influence on the Compo-
sition of Bones (Papillon), v. 225 ;
Influence of, on Consumption of
Oxygen, &c. (Speck), ix. 425; Me-
chanical Coefficient of (Sanson), viii.
204 ; Metamorphosis of (Pettenkofer
and Voit), vili. 207 ; its Relation to
Muscular Work (Donders), i. 181-
182.

Foods (Faye), ii. 194 ; Nutritive Value
of (Panum), i. 182; and the Rela-

tion between the Nitrogen ingested
and that excreted (Woroschiloff),
viii. 205.

Foot of Ai, iv. 24; of Bushwoman

(Flower and Murie), i. 192 ; Distribu-
tion of Anterior Tibial Nerve in
dorsum of, xiii. 398; of Frog, In-
nervation of Vessels of Web of, xi.
626; on the Human (Hancock and
Humphry), i. 187-188 ; of Man and
Chimpanzee compared, i. 257-263 ;
Muscles of Mammalian, xiii. 1 ;
Secondary Arches of (Bradley), x.
430; Secondary Astragalus in,
xvil. 82; Malformed (Gruber), iv.
160.

Foramen, Additional, in Cervical Trans-

verse Processes, ix. 17, 27; of Gorilla,
Horse, Sheep, Elephant, and Camel,
ix. 39, footnote ; Magnum, ix. 2; of
7th Cervical Vertebra, Artery enter-
ing, ix. 17, 25 ; Ovale of Pilot Whale,
ii. 70.

Foramina Thebesii (Bochdalek jun.),

ii. 200.

Force in the Animal Body (Richardson),

iii. 220.

Fore-arm, Pronation and Supination

of, x. 442; Variations in Arrange-
ment of Extensor Muscles of, xi.
595.

Formation of Bone (Gegenbaur), ii.

392.

Formic Ether, Action of (Byasson and

Follet), vii. 193.

Formio-nitrite, Constitution of (Broad-

bent), ili. 44.

Forster, J., on the Significance of the

Ash-constituents in Food, vill. 411 ;
Contributions to the Question of
Nutrition, viii. 409.

Foster, B. W., on a New Method of

Increasing the Pressure on an Artery
in the Use of a Sphygmograph, ii.
62-65 ; Note on the Temperature in
Diabetes, iii. 377, 378.

M., Notes on Amylolytic Fer-
ments, i. 107-113; on Glycogen, i.
162 ; on some Points of the Epithe-
lium of the Frog’s Throat, ili, 394-
400; Note on the Action of the
Interrupted Current on the Ventricle

INDEX TO VOLS. L—Xx. vi

of the Frog’s Heart, iii. 400-401 ; on
Involuntary Movements, iv. 325 ; on
Codeia Derivatives, vi. 496; on
Digitalis and Digitalin, vi. 500 ; on
the Inhibition of the Heart’s Action
in Mollusca, vii. 184 ; on the Effects
of a Rise of Temperature on Reflex
Actions in the Frog, viii. 45-53 ;
viii. 400; on Sensation in the
Spinal Cord, viii. 400; on Epithe-
lium and Endothelium, ix. 197 ;
some Effects of Upas Antiar on the
Frog’s Heart, x. 586; Text-book
of Physiology (Review), xi. 575;
and Balfour, F. M., the Elements
of Embryology, part i. (Review,)
ix. 186-189; and Dew-Smith,
A. G., Effects of the Constant
Current on the Heart, x. 735.

Fothergill on Digitalis and Digitalin,
vi. 500.

Fouilhoux on Variations in Urea, ix.
241.

Foulis, David, on the Mode of Healing
in Wounds under Antiseptic Dress-
ings, xiv. 456.

James, the Development of the
Ova, and the Structure of the Ovary
in Man and other Mammals, ix. 398 ;

_ with Special Reference to the Origin
and Development of the Follicular
Epithelial Cells, xiii. 353.

Fournié, Experiments on the Brain,
vii. 340; on Cerebral Physiology,
viii. 179-181; Physiology of the
Cerebro-spinal Nervous System, x.
626.

Fovea Centralis, Anatomy of (Hulke),
i. 149; in the Eye of the Fish
(Gulliver), ii. 12; and Ora Retine,
i, 103.

Fowl, Charbon or Malignant Pustule
in, xiii. 264; Dorking, Pentadac-
tylous Pes in (Cowper), xx. 593-
595; Eye of (Lee), iii. 18; Heart
of, xi. 687, footnote ; Late Appear-
ance of Anus in, xi. 680; Lens
of, x. 223; Retina of (Ewart),
ix. 168; Skull of (Parker) iii.,
458.

Fowler, Chemical Examination of Sac-
charine Urine, ix. 241; on a Modi-

fication of Trommer’s Test for Sugar,
ix. 439.

Fox, R. H., The Functions of the
Tonsils, xx. 559-564.

Wilson, on the Development
of Striated Muscular Fibre, i. 357.
Fox, African Long-eared, Teeth of,
ili, 275; Intelligence of, ix. 107;
Placenta of, x. 697 ; xi. 35 ; Uterus,

&c., of, x. 161-172.

Fox-bat, Muscles of, xvi. 5.

Fracture of Astragalus, xvii. 79 ; Re-
pair in Man, Histology of, xvi.
153.

Fractures, Repair of, in Aged Persons
(Humphry), xix. 115-118.

Fraenkel, A., on the Effect of Dimin-
ished Supply of O. on the Decom-
position of Albumen within the
Organism, xl. 567; J., on Accom-
modation, viii. 344; M., on a Two-
headed Monster, iv. 306; on Syn-
ostosis of the Cranium, y. 192.

Francis, G., Spectrum of Fish Pig-
ment, x. 654,

Frank, Frangois, and Petres on the
Movements produced by Stimulation
of the Brain, xvii. 141.

Frankenhaeuser, Dr F., Die Nerven
der Gebaermutter und ihre Endigung
inden glatten Muskelfasern (Review),
ii. 389.

Frankland on Muscle, i. 158.

Franks, Kendal, and Abraham, P. S.,
on so-called Sponge-grafting, xvii.
349.

Fraentzel, O., Structure of the Cells of
the Spinal and Sympathetic Ganglia,
ii. 167 ; on the Aorta communicating
with the Pulmonary Artery, iii.
204.

Fraser, J. W., on the Action of Infused
Beverages on Peptic Digestion, xviii.
13-48; xx. 361-387; T. R., on the
Action of the Calabar Bean (Physo-
stigma venenosum, Balf.), i. 323-332 ;
ii, 185; on the Antagonism of Phy-
sostigma and Atropia, iv. 168 ; viii.
198 ; on the Action of the Methyl
and Ethyl Derivatives of Atropia and
Conia, viii. 478; on the Kombé
Arrow-poison (Strophanthus his-

78 INDEX TO: VOLS; 1.—x:x,

pidus) of Africa, vii. 139-155; the
Effects of Rowing on the Circula-
tion, as shown by Examination with
the Sphygmograph, ii, 127-130 ;
on the Action of Galvanism on
Blood and Albuminous fluids, ii.
179; on Akarga, ii. 186; on the
Symptoms produced by Atropia in
Cold-blooded Animals, iil. 357-869 ;
Report on Physiology, ii. 177-193,
407-431 ; ili, 220-228, 471-481 ; iv.
164-172, 311-319 ; v. 201-208, 389-
396; vi. 490-502; vii. 191-200 ; viii.
217-232 ; and Brown, A. C., on the
Connection between Chemical Con-
stitution and Physiological Action,
li, 224-242,

Fredericq on the Distribution of the
Carbonic Acid of the Blood between
the Corpuscles and the Serum, xii.
243.

Freezing Microtome, x. 178 ; Process
for Section-cutting (Tait), 1x. 249.
Fregilupus varius, Skeleton of (Murie),

ix. 405.

Freussberg. See Goltz.

Frerichs, E. See Kulz, E.

Freeman, R. Austin, Anatomy of
Shoulder and Upper Arm of Mole
(Talpa europea), xx. 201.

Fresh Water, Action of, on Animal Life
(Plateau), vi. 246 ; Animals, Action
of Sea Water on (Bert), vi. 246.

Frey on the Removal of Alkaloids from
the Body, ix. 243 ; the Histology and
Histo-chemistry of Man, translated
by Arthur E. Barker (Notice), ix.
189 ; Nerves supplying the Blood-
vessels of the Upper Limb, ix. 392 ;
and Irminger on Bile-ducts, i. 146.

Freyfeld-Szabadfoldy, Mode of Ter-
mination of Nerves in Papille, ii.
168.

Friedinger on the Formation of Pepsin,
vi. 460.

Friedlander on the Physiology of the
Frog’s Heart, ii. 407 ; Researches on
the Uterus, vi. 438.

Friedreich on Modifications in Size
and Form of Human Red Blood-cor-
puscles, ii. 898; on a Hermaphrodite,
ili, 456.

Friedrich, J. See Mayer, S.

Fritsch, G., on the Muscular Arrange-
ments in the Axilla, iv. 153 ; on the
Heart of Amphibia, v. 200 ; on Ex-
citability of the Cerebrum, v. 396 ;
a New Modification of the Microtome
of Rivet, ix. 404 ; on the Anatomy
of Brain of Fishes, xiil. 284.

Frohlich on the Action of Atropia and
Physostigma, viii. 403 ; on Hemor-
rhages after Ligature, vill. 403.

Frog, Abnormal Development of the
Reproductive Organs in (Kent), xix.
347-850 ; Absorption through Skin
of, xi. 529; Action of Apomorphine
of (Harnack), ix. 448; of Condurango
on, x. 486 ; of Jaborandi and Atro-
pia on, x. 189; of Quinine, ix. 212;
Cartilage of, x. 114; Changes in
Ovum of, x. 457 ; Cheyne-Stokes’
Phenomenon in, xvi. 146; Circula-
tion in Larva of, x. 208; Cornea of,
x. 109; Digestion of Blood of, by
Leech, xvi. 446 ; Effects of Sulphate
of Atropia on the Nervous System
of, xi. 821; Electrical Excitability of
Cerebrum of, xi. 542; Experiments
on Inflammation in (Cohnheim),
x. ls; ‘oniwEHeart of; ice soon
Muscles of, ix. 245; with Nickel
and Cobalt on, xvii. 95; Facial
Nerve of, x. 88 ; Foot of, Innervation
of Vessels of Web of, x. 626; Glottis
of (Spird), ix. 232 ; Heart of, Action
of Vanadium upon the Intrinsic
Nervous Mechanism of, xi. 235;
Automatic Stimulation of, xi. 549;
Contractions of (Prompt), li. 407 ;
Effect of Upas Antiar and Atropia
on, x. 586, 591 ; Instrument for Re-
cording Movements of, xiii. 124 ;
Mode of Demonstrating the Effect of
Heat and Poisons upon, x. 602 ;
Physiology of (Friedlander), ii. 407 ;
Heart-blood of (Schmidt), ix. 230;
Hyoid Arch of, vii. 69; Leg of,
Afferent Nerves of, Effect of Local
Application of Chlorides, Bromides
and Jodides of Potassium, Ammonium
and Sodium on, xii. 58; Lung of,
Circulation in (Kiittner), ix. 221;
Metamorphosis of Blood in Lymph-

INDEX TO VOLS) TE=xx. 79

sac of, x. 645 ; Nasal Capsules in,
xi. 615 ; Nerves of (De Watteville),
ix. 145 ; Excitation of (Troitzky),
ix. 218 ; Nervous System of, Action
of Chloride of Potassium on, xii. 74 ;
New Means of Arresting, x. 636 ;
Retina of, xi. 103 ; Supernumerary
Leg in, xx. 516-519; Resistance of
Walls of Vessels in (vy. Winiwarter),
ix. 228; Skull of, x. 422; Spasm-
centre of (Hubel), ix. 213, 411;
Section of Optic Nerve in (Krenchel),
ix. 415 ; Stimulation of Vagus
in (Nuél), ix. 222: Striated Muscle
in (Weber), ix. 389; Teeth of
(Tomes), ix. 397; Throat of, Epi-
thelium of (Foster), iii. 394-400 ;
on the Transformations of Nerves in
the Muscles of, after Section of the
Nerves (Sokolow), ix. 218; Ventricle
of, Action of Interrupted Current
on (Foster), iii. 400-401. See
Rana.

Frontal Bone, Development of (Jher-
ing), vill. 159 ; Bones of Polypterus,
v. 172 ; Fontanelle, Bones of (Gru-
ber), viii. 386 ; Suture, Persistence
of (Simon), vili. 386.

Fubini, Influence of Light on the
Weight of the Body, x. 222.

Fuchs on Equilibrium of Stimulated
and Non-stimulated Muscles, viii.
213; on Nerve-stimulation with
Unipolar Currents, vii. 179; on
Electrical Irritation of Nerves, viii.
186.

Fuegian Crania (Huxley), ii. 253-271.

Fuerbringer, M., Die Knochen und
Muskeln der Extremitaten bei den
Schlangenihnlichen Saurien, iv. 285;
on the Bones and Muscles of
Saurians (Reviewed),"iv. 285 ; P., on
the Excretion of Oxalic Acid by the
Urine, xi. 567.

Fuerstner, C., Electrical Stimulation
of the Brain, xi. 542.

Fungi, Alkaloids of, xi. 570.

Fungus Articuli, x. 61.

Funke, A., on the Formation of Acid
in Nerves, iv. 321 ; and Deahna, A.,
on the Action of Ammonia on the
Animal Organism, x. 220,

GaBBETT, Henry S., Colloid Degenera-
tion of Non-cystic Ovary with Asso-
ciated Vascular Changes, xvi. 192.

Gad, Johannes, on the Absorption of
Fat, xiii. 125 ; on Apneea, xvi. 144.

Gaddi, P., on the Skull and Brain of
an Idiot, iii. 195.

Gadide, Skull of (Vrolik), ix. 387.

Gadow, Hans, Observations in Com-
parative Myology, xvi. 493 ; on the
Reproduction of the Carapax of ‘Tor-
toises, xx. 220.

Gadus virens, xix.
429,

Gaehtgens on the Excretion of Creatin-
in and Uric Acid in Diabetes, iv.
181 ; on the Passage of Free Acids
through the Alkaline Blood into the
Urine, vii. 355.

Gaertner’s Ducts, xix. 129; xx. 439.

Gairdner, Prof., on Speech, i. 157.

Galabin, A. L., on the Causes of the
Secondary Waves seen in the Sphyg-
mographic Tracing of the Pulse, viii.
1-22, 112, 403 ; on the Transforma-
tions of the Pulse-wavein the Different
Arteries of the Body, x. 297.

Galaginide, Ossicles of, xiii. 405.

Galago, xix. 33; allenii, iv. 162;
crassicaudatus, iv. 162; garnettii,
iv. 162 ; maholi, xix. 33.

Galbulide, xviii. 280, 282, 283.

Galeopithecide, i. 282 ; Osteology of,
ii. 142-143.

Galeopithecus, 1. 282; ii. 141 ; Ceecum
of, ii. 141; Dentition of, ii. 141;
Habitat, ii. 143; Osteology of, ii.
133-143; philippinensis, Tibial Flexor
of, xvii. 148; volans, Epitrochleo-
anconeus in, ix. 169, 172.

Galera, Muscles of, xiv. 174 ; barbata,
Muscular Anatomy of (Macalister)
ix. 405.

Galeus canis, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
83, 93.

Gall-bladder (Macalister), ii. 172 ; of
Bushwoman, i. 206 ; Absent in Pilot
Whale, ii. 70.

Gallinaceous Birds, Eggs of, xx. 233.

Galline, xix. 61.

Gallinago, xvili. 99; xix. 63, 64, 70,
71; wilsoni, xix. 64, 73, 76.

295 ; Morrhua,

80 INDEX TO

Galton, F., on Hereditary Genius, vii.
339.

——— J. C., on Muscles of the Fore
and Hind Limb of Dasypus sexcinctus
and Orycteropus capensis, iil. 458 ;
on the Myology of Cyclothurus
didactylus, iv. 162; Experiments in
Pangenesis, vi. 246; Note on an
Abnormality in the Human Dental
Series, vi. 428-430; Roser’s Manual
of: Surgical Anatomy (Review), vii.
166; Note on the Epitrochleo-an-
coneus, or Anconeus Sextus (Gruber),
ix. 169-175. See Ecker, A.

Galvanic Excitation of Nerve and
Muscle, x. 707; Introduction of
different Fluids into the Uninjured
Living Organism, ix. 248.

Galvanism. Effect of, on Fishes’ Eggs
(Dr W. H. Ransom), i. 240.

Galvanometer Troughs (Du Bois Rey-
mond), ii. 102, 103.

Gambets, xvili. 99 ; xix. 76.

Gamboge, Action of, on Bile, x.
290.

Gamgee, A., on Poisoning by Car-
bonic Oxide Gas, and by Charcoal
Fumes, i. 339-346; on the Action
of Nitric Oxide, Nitrous Acid, and
Nitrites on Hemoglobin, ii. 178;
Reports on Physiology, ii. 177-193,
407-481; iii, 228-241, 465-471;
iv. 172-181; v. 218-226; on Com-
pounds of Nitrites with Hemo-
globin, iii. 231 ; on the Specific Heat
of Blood, v. 189-141; on the Con-
stitution and Physiological Relations
of Cystine, v. 142-149 ; on the Rate
of Flow of Blood and other Liquids
through Tubes of Narrow Diameter,
y. 150-157 ; on the Relation which
Exists between the Iron contained
in Bile and the Colouring Matter of
Blood, v. 165; on the Action of
Vanadium upon the Intrinsic Nerv-
ous Mechanism of the Frog’s Heart,
xi. 235; Priestley, John, and Lar-
muth, Leopold, on the Difference in
the Poisonous Activity of Phos-
phorus in Ortho-, Meta-, and Pyro-
phosphoric Acids, xi. 255; on the
Action of Pyro-phosphoric Acid on

VOLS. I.—-XX.

the Circulation, xi. 273; and
Wanklin on the Reactions of Urea,

ii. 430; J., on the Action of the
Horse, iii. 870-376; iv. 235-
236.

Ganglia, Bodies found in Compound,
xiii. 469 ; Spinal, x. 446.

Ganglion Bodies of the Cerebrum
(Arndt), iv. 303 ; Cells, Anastomoses
between (Besser), 1. 149; of Ele-
phant’s Retina, xiv. 287; Intercaroti-
cum (Pfoértner), iii. 455.

Gangrene, Erysipelatoid Wound, xvii.
41.

Gannet, Eggs of, xx. 234.

Ganoidei, viii. 63, 68 ; External Gills
in, x. 425; Fenestre of, xi. 611;
Nerves of Eye-muscles of, xvi. 325 ;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 87, 95;
Urino-genital Organs of, x. 27.

Ganorhynchus woodwardii (Traquair),
ix. 406.

Ganz on the Influence of Cold Drinks
on Blood-pressure, iv. 325.

Garbiglietti, A., on the
Javanese Women, iii. 196.

Garland, G. M., Intestinal Digestion,
ix. 234.

Garner, Robert, the Brain and Nervous
System: a Summary and a Review,
xv. 536.

Garrod, A. H., on the Cause of the
Diastole of the Ventricles of the
Heart, iii. 390-393 ; on Cardiograph
Tracings from the Human Chest-
wall, v. 17-27 ; on the Construction
and Use of a Simple Cardio-sphyg-
mograph, v. 265-270; on the Telson
of the Macrurous Crustacea, v. 271-
273; on the Relation of the Tem-
perature of the Air to that of the
Body, vi. 126-130; on Sphygmo-
graphy, vi. 399-404; vii. 98-105:
on the Law which Regulates the
Frequency of the Pulse, vii. 219-
232; vill. 189, 403; on the Source
of Nerve Force —a Theory, vii.
251-254; on the Order Dinocera,
vii. 267-270; on the Anatomy of
the Ostrich, vii. 337; on the Ana-
tomy of the Huia-Bird, vii. 337; on
Mechanism in the Gizzard of Bird,

Pelvis of

INDEX TO! VOLS. 1.—XxX. 81

vii. 337; on the Law which Regu-
lates the Frequency of the Pulse,
viii. 54-61 ; on the Placenta of the
Hippopotamus, vili. 167; on the
Anatomy of Aretictis bintwrong, viii.
176; on the Visceral Anatomy of
the Sumatrian Rhinoceros, viii. 176 ;
on the Nasal Bones of Birds, viii.
177; on the Carotid Arteries and
Muscles of the Thigh in Birds, ix,
405; Anatomy of Steatornis cari-
pensis and Columba, ix. 405, 406;
on Some Points connected with the
Circulation of the Blood, arrived at
from a consideration of the Sphyg-
mograph-trace, ix. 416; on Brain of
Chinese Water-deer and Manatee,
xiii. 278 ; and Turner, on the Gravid
Uterus and Placenta of Hyomoschus
aquaticus, xiv. 375.

Garson, J. G., Inequality in Length of
the Lower Limbs, xiii. 502; De-
velopment of Wool on Cornea of
Sheep, xiv. 252; Pelvimetry, xvi.
106. See Flower, W. H., and
Gegenbaur, C.

Gases of Bile, xvi. 293; of Blood and
Lymph in Asphyxiated Animals, x.
646; Influence of, in Circulation of
the Blood (Mathieu and Urbani),
ix. 420; of Saliva (Pfitiger), iv. 179.
Gaskell, W. H., on the Changes of the
Blood-stream in Muscles through
Stimulation of their Nerves, xi. 360 ;
on the Blood-current in Muscles, xi.
568; on the Vasomotor Nerves of
Striated Muscles, xi. 720.
Gasteropoda, Heart of, x. 507 ; Organ
of Hearing of (Leydig), vi. 443;
Saliva of (De Luca and Panceri),
ii. 429.

Gasterosteus, xx. 614; Respiratory
Movements of, xiv. 462; Jleiurus,
Structure and Growth of the Ovarian
Ovum of(Ransom), ii. 176; trachurus,
Tumours on (Tait), iv. 12-13.
Gastric Digestion, vi. 460 (Von Wit-
tich, Jukes, Schiff), vii. 351 ; (Man-
assein, Modhlenfeld, Von Wittich),
vii. 352; Fistula, Case of, xiii. 244;
Glands, Peptic (Lepine), viii. 416 ;
Juice, Hydrochloric Acid of (Hors-

ford), iv. 180; Acidity of (Reoch),
viii. 274-284; Free Acid of
(Laborde), ix. 234; of Dogs, x.
647; Secretion of (Braun), viii.
414,

Gastrula of Cyclostomes, Amphibians,
&e., x. 547. ‘

Giithgens on the Removal of Alkaloids
from the Body, ix. 243.

Gatzuck on the Influence of Blood-
letting on the Circulation and Tem-
perature, vi. 477.

Gaule, Anatomische Untersuchungen
iiber Hodentuberculen (Phthisis
testis), xiii. 414.

Gaurana, Effects of (Montegazza), ii.
421,

Gautier, E. J., Chimie appliquée a la
physiologie, a la pathologie et a
Vhygiene, ix. 450.

Gay on the Action of Strychnia on the
Grey Matter of the Spinal Cord, i.
360.

Gayat, J., on the Measurement of the
Orbit, ix. 219 ; on Ophthalmoscopic
Phenomena as a Sign of Death, xi.
545.

Gecko, Skin of (Hulke), iii. 418.

Gedge, J., Note on the Anatomical
Development of the Ruminant Sto-
mach, ii, 323-324; on Copulation
in Spiders, i. 371-372.

Gee on Apomorphia and Chlorocodide,
iv. 166.

Gegenbaur, C., Untersuchungen zur
vergleichende Anatomie der Wir-
belthiere, ii. 155-158, vii. 166;
on Congenital Deficiencies in the
Clavicle, ii. 392; on the Forma-
tion of Bone, ii. 392; on the
Development of the Vertebral
Column in Lepidosteus, ii. 404 ;
on Torsion of the Humerus, iii.
206, 448; on the Skeleton of
Cyclostomata, iv. 163; Compara-
tive Anatomy (Noticed), iv. 287;
on the Limbs of Enaliosaurians,
iv. 308; on the Limbs of Vertebrata
and the Hind Limbs of Selachia, v.
199; on the Pelvis of Birds, v.
885; on the Cranial Nerves of
Hexanthus, vi. 448; Grundriss der

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82 INDEX TO\'VOLS: I—Xxi

Vergleichenden Anatomie (Review),
iv. 287; vili. 385 ; on Skull of Sela-
chians, x. 415; on the Omo-hyoid
Muscle, x. 442; on the Structure of
the Nipples «in Didelphys and Man,
x. 454; Critical Remarks on Poly-
dactyly as Atavism, translated and
abridged by J. G. Garson (Review),
xvi, 615.

Geinitz on the Influence of Hyrocyanic
Acid on the Red Blood-corpuscles,
iv. 321.

Gelatine, Digestion of, ix. 428, 429;
Nutritive Value of (Voit), vii. 350.
Gelatinised Paper, Investigation of
Blood-serum, Albumen, and Milk

by Dialysis through, x. 640.

Gelseminum, Action of, xi. 523; Sem-
pervirens, Action of (Bartholomew),
v. 204,

Geltowsky on the Action of Quinia on
Blood-corpuscles, vii. 195.

Generation of Aphides (Balbiani), iv.
162.

Generative Organs, Development of
(Owen), i. 138; of Bushwoman, i.
207-208 ; of Elephant, vil. 65-74 ;
xili. 29, 80; xv. 800; of Koala,
Male, xiii. 305; xv. 471; of Para-
sitic Isopoda, xi. 118; System,
Development of (Banks), i, 152.

Genersich on Absorption of Lymph by
Tendons and Fascie, vi. 228.

Genesis of Species (Mivart) (Review),
v. 863,

Genet, Common, ii. 57, 583 iii.
437.

Genital Apparatus of Greenland Shark,
vii. 247 ; Glands of Frog, xviii. 132 ;
of Toad, xviii. 134; Organs, Struc-
ture and Development of (Waldeyer),
iv. 282-285,

Genito-urinary Organs, Dissection of,
in a Case of Fissure of Abdominal
Walls, xv. 226; of Koala, xv. 471;
System, Papers on, ix. 241, 439; x.
46, 650.

Genu valgum, Anatomy of (Owen), xiii.
83.

Genzmer, A., on Pathological Changes
in the Lungs after Section of both
Vagi, vill. 185,

Geococcyx, xviii. 286-289 ; Skeleton of,
xv. 244,

Geoemyda depressa and G. grandis,
Pori Abdominales, xiv. 91.

Geophagus pedroinus, i. 78.

Georgyai. See Plosz.

Gephyrea, xiii. 361; Development of
(Schneider), iv. 161.

Geranomorphe, i. 370.

Gerbe, M. Z., on the Place where the
Cicatricule is found in Osseous Fishes,
x, 455.

Gerbilline, Long Flexors of, xvii. 164.

Gerbillus indicus, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 164, 179.

Gergens. See Goltz.

Gerhardt on Albumen
Disease, iii. 471.

Gerlach, J., on the Decussation of the
Fibres of the Hypoglossal Nerves,
iii, 451; on Nerve-endings in the
Grey Matter of the Cerebrum, viii.
171; on the Myenteric Plexus of
Auerbach, vili. 173 ; on the Estima-
tion of Blood-serum, viii. 196; on
the Relation of Sulphindigotate of
Soda to the Tissues of the Living
Body, x. 657.

Germ, Atmospheric, Pustular Disease
caused by, xiii. 263; Germinal
Vesicle, Kleinenberg’s Remarks on,
x. 884; of Osseous Fishes, x. 381.

Germination of Clover (Ransome), v.
54; of Wheat (Ransome), v. 54;
and Early Growth of Plants (Ran-
some), v. 48-58.

Gervais, H., on a Peculiar Hydropic
Condition of an Axolotl, vi. 447 ; on
the Brain in the Carnivora, vii. 172 ;
on the Brain in the Marsupialia, vii.
172 ; on the Baleen Whales, vii. 173 ;
on the Cranium of Descartes, vi.
435 ; on the Form of the Encephalon
in the Lemurs, vi. 444; on the
Cachalot, vii. 336 ; on Polygnathic
and Heterognathic Monsters, viii.
171; on the Osteology of Sphargis
luth., vii. 337 ; Dentition of a Feetal
Narwhal, ix. 205.

Geryonia, Germinal Vesicle in, x. 386.

Geschleiden on the Origin of Urea, vi.
465,

in Bright’s

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. 83

Geselmia, Physiological Action of, x.
654,

Gestation, remarkable, in
(Turner), i. 78-82.

Geube, Dr, on the Effect of Artificial

Arius

Respiration on the Action of Strych-.

nia, ii. 422.

Giacomini, C., on Absence of the Dorsal
Cutaneous Branch of the Right
Ulnar Nerve, vi. 437; on a Com-

munication between the Portal and |

Right Iliac Veins, viii. 388 ; on the
Veins of the Lower Extremity, viii.
174; on High Division of the Brachial
Artery, ix. 392 ; on the Convolutions
of the Brain, xiii. 268 ; on the Situa-
tion of the Fissure of Rolando, xiii.
271; on Microcephalic Girl, xiii. 281 ;
on Preservation of Brain, xiii. 282,
xiv. 144.

Giannuzzi, G. on Sensibility of Posterior
Roots, v. 396.

Giant-cells, Production of, from Colour-
less Blood-corpuscles (Ziegler), ix.
421 ; of Tubercles and Granulations,
xiii. 183.

Gibbon, xviii. 230 ; xix. 251 ; xx. 55.

Gibson, George A., on the Sequence
and Duration of the Cardiac Move-
ments, xiv. 234; Valvular Hema-
toma, xiv. 413 ; Action of Duboisia
on Circulation, xvi. 9; and Malet,
Henry, Presternal Fissure uncovering
Base of Heart, xiv. 1.

J. L., on the ‘‘ Invisible Blood
Corpuscle ” of Norris, xviii. 393-399 ;
the Blood-forming Organs and Blood-
formation, xx. 100-113, 324-353,
456-474, 674-691.

Gierke on the Respiratory Centre, viii.
409 ; ix. 217.

Gies, T., on Variations in the Flexor
Communis Digitorum Pedis, iii. 197.

Giglioli, E. H., on the Craniology of
the Chimpanzee, vii. 334.

Gildemeister on Regulation of Tempera-
ture, vi. 238.

Gilippe, Action of Jaborandi Bark, ix.
448,

Gill, T., on the Homologies of the
Shoulder Girdle of the Dipnoans,
vii, 338. y

Gilbert, J. H., on the Formation of Fat
in the Animal Body, xi. 577; and
Lawes, J. B. on Fattening Herbivora
for Human Food, i. 184; on the
Source of Fat, i. 359.

Gilletti, P., on the Veins of the Bladder
and the Intra-Pelvic Venous Plexuses,
iv. 154 ; on Sesamoid Bones in Man,
vii. 167.

Gimbert, on Hucalyptus globulus, vi.
497.

Ginglymognathe, i. 370.

Giraffe, Placenta of, xi. 35, 44, 51.

Gizzard of Birds, Mechanism in
(Garrod), vil. 337.

Gland-cells (Schultze), ii. 173 ; Nerves,
Secretory and Trophic, xiii, 121;
Use of Term, xii. 171.

Glands, Connective Substance of (Boll),
iv. 156 ; Contractile, of the Skin of
Frogs (Engelmann), v. 406 ; Termina-
tion of Nerves in, xvii. 293.

Glandula Carotica, iv. 160 ; Femoralis
in Ornithorhynchus and Echidna, xi.
29 ; Pituitaria, xii. 157.

Glandule Agminate in Cecum and
Colon (Dobson), xviii. 388-392.

Glareola, xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Globiocephalus, ili. 118; v. 127; xx.
154, 155, 160, 162, 186-188;
Stomach of, xviii. 327; Edwardsi,
vii. 336 ; macrorhynchus, vii. 336 ;
melas, Vii. 336 ; xx. 154, 156, 158,
160, 185; svineval, Anatomy of
(Turner), ii. 66-79 ; (Macalister), ii.
405 ; Atlas of (Macalister), ii. 62.

Gliomata in Animals (Sutton), xix. 448,

Glomeruli Caudales of Mammalia
(Arnold), ii. 175.

Glosso-pharyngeal Nerve, Deep Origin
of, xvi. 150; Vaso-dilator Action of,
on the Vessels of the Mucous Mem-
brane of the Tongue, x. 626.

Glottis, Paralysis of Dilator of (Pen-
zoldt), ix. 232; of Frog (Spiro), ix.
232,

Glutton, Dentition of, iii. 80.

Glycamia (Bernard), ix. 416.

Glycera, Blood of, xiii. 361.

Glycerine, Physiological and Thera-
peutical Properties of, xiii, 252 ;
Weiss’ Experiments on, ix, 238.

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Glycocholic Acid (Burkart), iv. 319 ;
Rapid Preparation of, ix. 437.

Glycocoll in Muscles of Pecten,
xi. 563.

Glycogen (Schiff), i.
noff) on, i. 359; (Foster), i.
(Bizio), i. 162; xi. 563 ; Absence
of, during Muscular Work (Nasse,
Weiss), vi. 460; Action of Warm
Solutions in Potash on, xi. 563 ; be-
haviour of Muscle under the Action
of Curara, xili. 239 ; Changes pro-
duced in, by Saliva and Pancreas
Ferment, xiii. 412 ; Combination of,
with Baryta, xii. 239 ; Conversion
of, into Grape Sugar, xi. 563 ; For-
mation of, in Liver (Dock), vii. 187 ;
(Luchsinger), vill, 418; ix. 238 ;
(Salomon), vili. 419;ix. 437-439; xiii.
122; in Diabetes (Jaffe), i. 162;
Injection of, into the’ Circulation,
xiii. 238; of Liver, Action of various
Substances on, xi. 564; of Liver,
Effect of Ligature of Bile-duct on
Amount of, xi. 564; in Human
Liver, xi. 564; in Marine Animals,
x. 648; in Muscle, Effect of Ligature
of Artery and Section of Nerve on
Quantity of, xi. 563 ; in Muscles of
Peeten indicus, xi 563 ; Preparation
of (Briicke), vi. 469; by Chloride of
Zinc, xiii. 239; Relation of, to
Muscular Action (Weiss), vi. 485 ;
Source of, in the Liver (Weiss) viii.
209.

Glycogenic Function of the Liver
(Flint), iii, 463; iv. 189; viii. 418.
Glycosuria, Production of (Ewald),
viii. 421; by Oxygenated Blood

Acting on Liver, x. 648.

Gmelin’s Test for Bile in Urine (Prus-
sak), ii. 180.

Goat, Experiments on Bovine Tuber-
culosis with, xv. 22 ; on Composition
of Bones in (Weiske and Wildt), ix.
244 ; Uterus of, xvi. 70, 86.

Goblet-cells, ii. 173, 174 ; iii. 62; of
the Intestinal Mucous Membrane
(Eimer), iii. 202; and Ciliated
Epithelium (Riickhard), iii. 202.

Gobrecht on the Physiology of Defeca-
tion, viii. 410.

359; (Tscheri-

16205. |

VOLS. I.—XX.

Godwits, xviil. 99 ; xix. 76.

Gotte, A., on Development of Verte-
brata, viii. 170; on the Germinal
Vesicle in Ege of Bombinator, x.
382 ; Observations on Hen’s Egg, x.
540.

Gold, Action of (Mayengon and Ber-
geret), viii. 219 ; Chloride of, use
in Histology, x. 224.

Golden Moles, Muscles of, xvii. 84.

Goldstein on Dyspncea from Warmth,
vill. 203; on the Volume of the ex-
pired Air under different Conditions,
vi. 484.

Goldzieher on Electrotonus, v. 211 ; on
Implantations of the Anterior
Chamber of the Eye, ix. 415.

Golubew, A., on the Walls of the
Capillaries of the Frog, iil. 454 ; on
the Development of Batrachia, v.
197.

Golowin on Icterus, vi. 468.

Goltz, on the Influence of the Nervous
System on Absorption, vi. 480; on
the Inhibitory Action of the Vagus,
ili. 461; on the Functions of the
Brain in Frogs, iv. 182; on the
Functions of the Semicircular
Canals, v. 211; on Absorption with-
out Circulation, vi. 229; on the
Innervation of the Gsophagus and
Stomach of the Frog, vii. 350 ; on
the Centre for Erection, viii. 186 ;
in Cardiac Tetanus, ix. 334, 341; and
Frensberg, on Vaso-dilator Nerves,
ix. 213; on the Functions of the
Lumbar Portions of the Spinal Cord
of the Dog, ix. 408; the Dilating
Nerves of Vessels, ix. 409; and
Gergens on Vaso-dilator Nerves,
x. 628.

Goodhart, Dr, on the Symptoms of
Nitrite of Amyl, v. 391; Descrip-
tion of Three Cases of Malformation
of the Spinal Column, associated with
Lateral Curvature, ix. 1.

Goodman, N., Note on a Three-toed
Cow, ii. 109-113 ; Review of Prof.
Marey’s Mouvement dans les fonctions
de la Vie, ii. 883-386 ; the Action of
the Horse, iv. 8-11 ; v. 89-91.

Goodsir, Anatomical Memoirs of,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XxX.

edited by Wm. Turner (Reviewed),
iii. 194 ; Curvatures and Movements
of the Acting Facets of Articular
Surfaces, iii. 449 ; Mechanism of the
Knee and Hip-joints, iii. 449.

Gordius, Muscular Elements (Gren-
acher), iv. 3801.

Gordon, J. W., on Certain Molar Move-
ments of the Human Body produced
by the Circulation of the Blood, xi.
533, 785.

Gorilla, Anatomy of Young Female
(Macalister), ix. 404 ; Atlas, &c., of,
ix. 39 (footnote) ; Lumbar Vertebre
and Sacrum of, ix. 18, 79 (footnote) ;
Brain of, xiii. 277; Dentition of,
iii. 75; Femoral Artery in, xv.
530.

Gorup-Besanez on the Preparation of
Glycocholic Acid, vi. 468 ; Lehrbuch
der Physiologischen Chemie, — ix.
248,

Gottstein, J. on the Minute Anatomy
of the Cochlea, vi. 443.

Goubaux, A., on Variations in the
Spinal Column, ii. 404.

Goujon on the Poison of the Viper, iii.
481; onthe Tactile Corpuscles of the
Bill of the Parroquet, iv. 160; on
the Action of Curara, iv. 169; on
Bisexual Human Hermaphrodism,
iv. 306.

Gould, P., on Jaborandi, ix. 448.
Gouriet, Edouard, on the Functions
of the Swimming Bladder, i. 367,
Gourvat, on Digitalis and Digitalin,

vi. 499,

Gow, W. J., on Total Absence of the
Left Lobe of the Thyroid Body, xviii.
118.

Graafian Follicles (Foulis), ix. 400.

Gribe, C., and Schultzen, O., on Aro-
matic Acids, ii. 420.

Graham, T., on Hypospadia with Cleft
Scrotum, vii. 332.

Grampus, xx. 154; Alimentary Tract
of, v. 181; Fleshy and other Cover-
ings of the Body of, v. 133; Gen-
erative Parts of, v. 121; Generic
Affinities, v. 134 ; Measurements of,
v. 120; Spiracular Cavity, its Sacs
and the Larynx, v. 123 ; Stomach of,

85

iii. 119 ; Teeth of, iii. 271; cuvieri,
v. 186; griseus, ili. 204; v. 118;
xx. 155; risso (Murie), v. 118-138 ;
rissoanus, v. 118 ; xx. 155, 156, 165 ;

stearnsti, Vii. 3353; svineval, v.
135.
Grancher, Tuberculose Pulmonaire,
xii. 414,

Grandry on the Structure of Nerve-
fibres, iii. 198 ; on the Structure of
the Supra-renal Capsule, Pituitary
and Pineal Glands, ii. 398; on
Pacinian Corpuscles, iv. 160.

Granivore, Blood - corpuscles in, x.
206.

Granulations, Giant-cells of, xiii. 183.

Grape-sugar in Urine, Quantitative Test
for (Knapp), v. 226 ; Conversion of
Glycogen into, xi. 563 ; in Urine, xi.
566.

Graphic System in Experimental
Sciences, and its Application to
Medicine, x. 654.

Grass-snake, Muscles of (Humphry), vi.
287-292.

Grawitz, Paul, Contributions to the
Systematic Botany of Vegetable
Parasites, with Experimental Re-
searches on the Diseases produced by
them, xii. 496.

Gray, H. A. Chatham, Note on the
Case of Atrophy of Right Hemisphere
of Cerebrum, Left Cerebellum, &c.,
xi. 353.

J. E., on Crania of Otariade,

iv. 163; on the Genus Balena, v.

197 ; on the Skeleton of Dioplodon

sechellensis, v. 197 ; on Bernardius,

vii. 335, 445; on the Geographical

Distribution of Whales and Dolphins,

vii. 835 ; on Sea Bears, vii. 335 ; on

Epiodon Heraultii, vii. 336 ; on the

Sternum of Chelonians, vii. 337 ; on

the Skeleton of Kogia macleayii,

viii. 176 ; on the Dentition of Rhino-

ceroses, Vili. 176 ; on Pigs and their

Skulls, viii. 176; on the

the Sternum of Tortoises, vill. 177 ;

on Drawings of Cetacea, ix. 404 ; on

Crania of Seals from Japan, ix. 405 ;

on the Skeletons and Skulls of

Turtles (Oiacopodes), ix, 406.

Jones of

86 INDEX TOOVOES: 1=Xx:

Gray, J. St. C., on Strychnia Poison-
ing, v. 393.

Grebe, Eggs of, xx. 233.

Green Cruorine, li. 115.

Greenfinch, Eggs of, xx. 231.

Greenish, R. W., Case of Primary Sar-
coma of the Pleura, xvil. 333.

Greenland Seal (Turner), ix. 147-149 ;

Shark, Abdominal Pores, ix. 32;
Oviducts of, xii. 604 ; Whale, v. 127;
Rudimentary Finger-muscles in, xii.
217 ; Rudimentary Hind-limb of, xv.
141, 3801.

Greenwell, W., and Rolleston, G., Brit-
ish Barrows, a Record of the Examina-
tion of Sepulchral Mounds in Various
Parts of England (Review), xii. 661.

Greenwood, F. See Miall, L. C.

Gregarinide, Evolution of (van Bene-
den), vi. 448.

Grey Matter of the Cerebral Convolu-
tions (Major), vii. 169.

Gréhaut on Respiration in Fishes, v.
215 ; on Absorption of CO, v. 215;
on Excretion of Urea by the Kidneys,
v. 216; on Absorption of Oxygen
by Blood, viii. 199.

Grenacher, H., on the Muscular Ele-
ments of Gordius, iy. 301.

Greve, C., on the Act of Vomiting, ix.
237.

Grey Seal, Capture of, in Fife and
Forfar, iv. 270; Placenta of, x. 162,
699.

Grimm on the Physiology of Vomiting,
vi. 242.

Gross, Ch. F., Essai sur la Structure
Microscopique du Rein (Review),
lui. 187-188; on the Structure of
the Kidneys in Bats and Children,
iii, 202

Ground-hogs of Madagascar, xvi. 355 ;
Leg and Foot of, xvii. 144.

Groux, Case of late Dr E. A., xiv.
516.

Growth of Crocus (Ransome), v. 52;
of Hyacinths (Ransome), v. 51; of
Mustard (Ransome), v. 49; of Plants
(Ransome), v. 48-58 ; of Snowdrops
(Ransome), v. 53.

Gruber, W., on Cases of Vena
Hemiazyga opening into the Right

Atrium, i. 153; on the Valvular
Arrangements in the Vena Azygos
and its Branches, i. 357 ; on Second-
ary Carpal Bones in Man, i. 357 ;
Burs Mucose, ii. 166; Muse. Epitro-
chleo-anconeus, li. 166; ix. 169; on
Innominate Vein passing through
Thymus, ii. 168 ; on the Mammary
Gland in the Male, ii. 174; ona
Rudimentary Radius, ii. 392 ; on an
Abnormal Median Nerve, ii. 394;
on an Abnormal Ulnar Nerve, ii.
394 ; on a Double Ulnar Artery, il.
397 ; on aSuperficial Median Artery,
ii, 397 ; on a Supernumerary Deep
Circumflex Iii Artery, ii. 397 ; ona
Cervical Rib in a Dog, ii. 402; on
Processus Supracondyloideus In-
ternus Humeri, iii. 195 ; on Muscular
Variations, iii. 196; on Variations
in the External Jugular Vein, iii. 200 ;
on Malformations of the Mesentery,
ili. 456; on Additional Carpal
Bones, iv. 150; on Supernumerary
Cervical Ribs, iv. 151; on Variations
in the Muscles of the Windpipe, iv.
153 ; on Malformation of the Fingers,
iv. 160; ona Malformed Foot, iv.160;
on Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia,
iv. 161; on the Anatomy of the
Base of the Skull, iv. 300; ona
Musculus Broncho-cesophagus Dex-
ter, iv. 301; on Congenital Sub-
division of the Parietal Bone, v. 192;
on a Skull in which the Parietal
Foramina were unusually large, vy.
192 ; on a Case in which the Styloid
Processes of the Temporal Bones
were 3 inches long, v. 192 ; on Per-
sistence of the Styloid Process of the
Third Metacarpal as an Epiphysis,
v. 192; on Irregularities in the
Radial Artery, v. 193 ; on a Super-
numerary Lobe to the Right Lung,
v. 196; on the Osteology of the
Hand and Foot, v. 375; on a Mus-
culus Anconeus Quintus in Man, v.
376; on the Dorsal Part of the
Radial Artery Subcutaneous, v. 378 ;
vi. 437 ; on Communication between
the Median and Ulnar Nerves in the
Fore-arm, v. 379 ; on Polydactylism

INDEX TO VOLS. L=XX: 87

and Syndactylism, v. 382; vi. 443 ;
ou Variations in the Os Naviculare
Tarsi, vi. 433 ; on a Processus Del-
toideus of the Clavicle, vi. 433 ;
on a Congenital Hole in the Scapula,
vi. 433 ; on an Os calcareus Secund-
arius of the Human Tarsus, vi.
433; on the first Inter-metatarsal
Joint of the Human Foot, vi. 433 ;
on Anomalies of the Facial Nerve,
and Dorsal Branch of the Ulnar
Nerve, vi. 436; on Sub-division
of the Right Ulnar Artery, vi. 437 ;
on a Transverse Branch between
the Brachial and Ulnar Arteries, vi.
437 ; Anomalies of the Venous Sys-
tem, vi. 437; Anomalous Deltoid
Muscle, vi. 441; ona M. Tensor
Capsule Radio-cubitalis Inferior, vi.
442 ; ona M. Tensor Fasciz Suralis,
vi. 442; on a Tensor Capsule
Genualis Posterior, vi. 442; on a
M. Cubito-carpeus, vi. 442 ; on a M.
Radio-cubito-carpeus, vi. 442; on
Supernumerary Carpal Bones, vii.
167, 326; on Muscular Variations,
vii. 168, 327; on M. Tibio-astra-
galus Anticus and M. Ilio-costo-
cervicalis, vii. 168; on the Arteria
Thyroidea Ima, and on Variations
in the Internal Mammary and
Thyroidea - cervical Arteries, vii.
171; on the Scapula, vii. 326;
on Heri of Synovial Membranes,
vii. 329; on the Os Zygomaticum
Bipartitum in Menand Mammals, viii.
159; Mental Foramen, Variationsin,
viii. 159; Variations in the Anatomy
of the Cranial Bones, viii. 159; Bones
situated in the Frontal Fontanelle,
viii. 386; on Squamous-temporal
articulated with the Frontal, vii.
386 ; on Supernumerary Bones in the
Zygomatie Arch, viii. 386 ; on Den-
tal Foramen,and Mylohyoid Groove,
vili. 386 ; Infra - orbital Canal
in Man and Mammals, ix. 190;
Supernumerary Bones in the Zygo-
matic Arch, and in the Carpus
(Title), ix. 190; in the Semi-infun-
dibulum Infra-maxillary, the Sulcus
Mylohyoideus, &c, (Title), ix. 190;

on the Variations in Position, Size,
and Shape of the Infra-orbital Canal
in Man and Mammals (Title), ix.
190; on Sesamoid Bones, ix. 389 ;
Musculus Plantaris Bicaudatus, ix.
390 ; Larynges with Supernumerary
Crico-thyroid Articulation, and with
Extra Laryngeal Sacculi, ix. 397 ;
Varieties in, x. 440; on Muscular
Variations, x. 443; Variety in
Arrangement of the Musculo-cu-
taneous Nerve, x. 466; Case of
Supernumerary Nipples in a Living
Man, x. 454.

Griibler, G., on the Crystalline Con-

stituents of the Lung-Juice, xi. 558.

Gruenhagen on the Absence of a Dila-

tator Pupille Muscle in Man, i. 356 ;
on Intraocular Pressure, i. 360; on
the Influence of Nerves upon Intra-
ocular Pressure, ili. 463-464 ; on Gly-
cerine and Blood-fibrin, iv. 320; on
Movements of the Iris, v. 400; on
Intraocular Pressure, v. 401; on a
new Method for Estimating the
Action of Pepsin, vi. 460; on the
Iris, viii. 173; on Secondary Con-
tractions in Muscle, vili. 186; on
Intermittent Irritation of Nerves and
Muscles, viii. 186; on Two Electro-
physiological Disputed Points, viii.
423; on the Influence of Tempera-
ture on the Iris of Mammals- and
on the Striated Muscle of the Frog,
viii. 429; on the Posterior-limiting
Membrane of the Human Iris, ix.
219,

truetzner on Nerve Influence on <Ar-

teries, viii. 184; on the Formation
of Pepsin in the Stomach, vii. 186 ;
viii. 207; on Chemical Reaction
of Muscle, viii. 213; on a New
Method of Estimating the Quantity
of Pepsin by the Colour, ix. 235 ; on
Muscle, ix. 245; Physiology of the
Secretion of the Urine, x. 650; on
the Formation and Excretion of Pep-
sin, xi. 201; on different Varieties
of Nerve Irritation, xiii. 123. See
Ebstein.

Grunmach on Polygraphs, xi. 557.
Gscheidlen on the Physiological Action

88 INDEX TO "VOLS. I.—XX:

of Morphia, iii. 473; Chemical
Experiments on the Brain, viii.
181 ; on the Quantity of Blood, viii.
199 ; on the Estimation of the Quan-
tity of Blood, viii. 403 ; Reducing
Power of Active Muscles, ix. 245 ;
Physiologische Methodik, x. 658 ;
and von Bezold on the Blood Current
in the Arteries, il. 412.

Guaiacum and Water, Action of, on the
Blood (Day), iii. 232.

Guaranin, Action of (Bennett), viii.
225.

Gubler on Chloral - poisoning,
220.

Gunther, A., on the Anatomy of Hat-
teria (Rhynchocephalus, Owen), ii.
403 ; on Ceratodus, v. 386 ; vi. 448;
Effects of Cerebral Lesions on
the Temperature of the Body, v.
410.

Guinea-pig, affinities of, xiii, 115;
cauterization of Cerebral Lobes in, x.
619; Contribution to History of
Development of, x. 774; (Schiifer),
xi. 332; Examination of Uterus of,
xvi. 60; Experiments with Nickel
and Cobalt on, xvii. 102; Heart-
blood of (Schmidt), ix. 230 ; Mamma
of, xi. 53 Placenta of, xi. 40; xii.
534 ; xill, 173 ; Suprarenals in Fetal,
xiii. 63; Transmission of Artificial
Alterations in, xi. 208.

Gular pouch of Otis tarda (Murie), iv.
162.

Guldberg, G. A., on the Existence of a
Fourth Species of the Genus Bale-
noptera, xix. 293-302.

Gull, Herring, xx. 61.

Gulliver, G., on the Coloured Corpus-
cles, of the Blood of Pyrenematous
and Apyreneematous Vertebrates, ii.
1-7 ; Fovea Centralis in the Eye of
the Fish, ii. 12; on the Crystalline
Lens in Petromyzonini, iii. 455;
Sketches to a Scale of the Auditory
Organs of certain Common Molluscs,
iv. 79-81; on the Muscle of the
Cisophagus of the Aye Aye, iv. 307;
on the Red Blood-corpuscles of Mos-
chus, Tragulus, Orycteropus and
Silurus, v. 198; on the Muscular

viii.

Sheath of the Gisophagus, v. 386 ;
on the Red Blood-corpuscles of the
Lamna Cornubica, vi. 488; on the
Size of Blood-corpuscles of the Sal-
monide, viii. 178 ; on the Sperma-
tozoa of Petromyzon, x. 453 ; on the
Sizes and Shapes of the Red Blood-
corpuscles of Vertebrates, xi. 205 ;
on the Red Blood-corpuscles, ix.
392.

Gunn, R. Marcus, Contribution to the
Minute Anatomy of the Human
Retina, xi. 857; on the Eye of Or-
nithorhynchus paradoxus, xviii. 400-
405.

Gusserow, A., on the Nutrition of the
Foetus in Utero, vi. 440.

Gustatory Nerves, Terminations of the
(Setoli), ix. 413.

Guttmann on Nitro-benzole and Conia,
i. 155; on the First Sound of the
Heart, iv. 186; on Paralysis of the
Vagus in Man, viii. 399 ; on the
Beat of the Heart, x. 646; on the
Injection of Dilute Acids into the
Blood, xiii. 243 ; on the Cause of the
Heart’s Impulse Historically consi-
dered, xiv. 267; and Eulenberg on
the Action of Bromide of Potassium,
ii. 182.

Guye, Zollner’s Pseudoscopic Figure,
ix, 219;

Guyochin on the Absorption of Quinia,
viii. 225.

Guyon, on the Influence of the Thyroid
Gland upon Flow of Blood through
the Carotids, iii. 208; on the Com-
bined Effects of Opium and Chloro-
form, vii. 194.

Gwosdew, J., on the Spectrum of the
Blood, ii. 427 ; on Hemin Crystals,
i. 358,

Gymnophrona, Eye-muscles of, xvi.
330.

Gymnotide, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
90.

Gymnura, ii. 141, 142; Habitat, i.
147; Osteology of (Mivart), i. 282,
308-310; ii. 136-138, 140, 141,
147 ; rafflesii, xviii. 389; xix. 19;
Foot of, xvii. 147.

Gyérgyoi, A., on Peptone, v. 647.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Gypsophoca Tropicalis, vii. 335. |
Gyrencephala, i, 122 (note).

Haas, O., Pathological Growth of
Bones, ix. 443.

Haast, Julius,* on a New Catodont
Whale from New Zealand, ix.
404,

Habermann on Proteids, vi. 471.

Haddock, Digestive Ferments of, xviii.
435.

Haddon, Alfred C., on the Stridulating

Apparatus of Callomystax gagata,
xy. 322.
Hadlich on Purkinje’s Corpuscles in

the Grey Matter of the Cerebellum,
iv. 158; on the Structure of the
Grey Matter of the Human Cere-
bellum, iv. 304.

Haeckel, E, on the Development of
Siphonophora, iv. 306 ; on Affinities
of Lampreys, &c., x. 415.

Hematin (Hoppe-Seyler), vi. 457 ;
Action of Carbonic Oxide upon
(Popoff), ili. 469; Crystalline
(Thudicum), iii. 231.

Hematocrya, i, 126, 137.

Hemadromograph, vii. 98.

Hematapodide, xviii. 86.

Hematography, (Landois), ix, 222.

Hemacotherma, i. 126.

Hemin crystals (Gwosdew), i. 358.

Hemochromogen (Hoppe-Seyler), v.
223.

Hematoglobin, ii. 179 ; iii. 465, 467 ;
vi. 846; x. 645, 646 ; Action of
Ammonia, Arseniuretted and Anti-
moniuretted Hydrogen on (Koschla-
koff and Bogomoloff), ii. 469 ;
Action of Ammonium Sulphide on
(Nawrock), ii. 177 ; Action of Caus-
tic Soda and Acetic Acid on (Kor-
ber), ii. 179 ; Action of Nitric Oxide,
Nitrous Acid, and Nitrites on,
(Gamgee), ii. 178 ; Action of Ozone
on (Heuzinga), ii. 178; Action of
Phosphuretted Hydrogen on (Kosch-
lakoff and Pofoff), ii, 178 ; Action of
Potassium Sulphide on (Preyer), ii.
177; Action of Prussic Acid on
(Hoppe-Seyler), ii, 178; (Preyer), ii.

89

178; Action of Reagents on (Lanke-
ster), iv. 128; Compounds of, with
Nitrites (Gamgee), iii. 231; Crystals,
xvi. 446, 454; Distribution of, in
the Animal Kingdom (Lankester),
iv. 122; Estimation of (Preyer, i.
358 ; Fluorescing Product of the Re-
duction of (Stockvis), vi. 457 ; in
Muscle (Ray Lankester), vi. 241;
Influence of Acids on the Oxygen
(Strassburg), vi. 457; Influence
of Alkaloids on, ix. 417 ; Influ-
ence of Nutrition on the Amount
of (Subbotin), vi. 457; Prepara-
tion of Urinary Pigment from
(Hoppe-Seyler), ix. 441; Variations
of, in the Zoological Series, viii.
196,

Hematopus, xix. 58, 72-74, 77, 78,
80 ; niger, xix. 66, 67, 76; pallia-
tus, xix. 66, 76.

Hematoidin (Salkowsky), iv. 178.

Hematoma, Valvular, xiv. 413.

Hematoxylin, ix. 256.

Hafiz on Vasomotor Nerves of Muscular
Arteries, vi. 229.

Hagemann on the Structure of the
Pineal Gland, vii. 339.

Hags and Lampreys, Affinities of, x.
415,

Hair, Development of, in Eyeball of
Dog, xiv. 143; of Bushwoman
(Flower and Murie),i.195. |

Hair, P., on the Arrangement of the
Muscular Fibres of the Alligator, ii.
26-41.

Hake, tooth of, xiv. 284.

Halbertsma, H. J., on the Third Oc-
cipital Condyle, i. 178.

Halcyorius toliapicus, xviii. 284,

Half-Apes, xii. 151.

Halford on the Poison of the Cobra di
Capella, ii. 187.

Halicherus grypus, Capture of, on
the Coasts of Fife and Forfar,
(Turner), iv. 270 ; Osteology of, iii.
110; Skull of (Turner), vii. 273 ;
Placenta of, x. 162, 173.

Halicore dugong, Osteology of (Krauss),
v. 384; Placenta of, xiii. 116.

Halicryptus spinulosus (Willemoes-
Suhm), vi. 449.

90 INDEX TO

Haller on Paralysis of Muscles, ix.
346,

Haliburton, W. D., Remarkable Ab-
normality of the Musculus Biceps
Flexor Cruris, xv. 296.

Halmaturus, xix. 125;° giganteus,
Absence of Weberian Organ in, xiii.
316 ; walabatus, Hand of, xiv. 149,
153, 165.

Hamilton, D. J., New Method of Pre-
paring Large Sections of the Nervous
Centres for Microscopical Investiga-
tion, xii. 254; on the Development
of Fibrous Tissue from the Hepatic
Parenchyma in Cirrhosis of the Liver,
xiv. 185 ; on the Process of Healing,
xiii. 518; on the Wax-like Disease
of the Heart, xvili. 54-59; on the
Corpus Callosum in the Adult Hu-
man Brain, xix. 385, 414. See
Carmichael, James,

Hamilton’s Process for Preparing Sec-
tions of Nervous Centres, xiii. 283.
Hammersten, O., on the Influence of

Bile on Gastric Digestion, iv, 319 ;
on the Reaction of Bile on Peptone,
vy. 230; on the Gases of Dog’s
Lymph, vii. 189 ; on Lacto-protein,

xi, 568.

Hammond, Effects of Alcohol on the
Nervous System, ix. 412.

Hancock on the Anatomy of the
Human Foot. Reply by G. M.
Humphry, i. 187-188.

Hand, Deformity of (Turner), xviii.
463-464; Highest Temperature
bearable by, x. 651; Hypertrophy of
(Ewald), vii. 332; Human, Mor-
phology and Relations of (Wilder),
ii. 404; Muscles of Marsupial, xiv.
149; of Bushwoman (Flower and
Murie), i. 191-192 ; of Chimpanzee,
xviii. 74; of Thylacine, Cuscus, and
Phascogale, Muscles of, xii. 434;
Recurrent Sensibility of Nerves of,
x. 633; Sesamoid Bones in, x.
440.

Hands, Duplicity of (Kuhnt), vii.
352.

Handyside, A. P. D., on a Case of
Arrested Twin-development, i. 152 ;
ili. 457 ; Heart, Transitions in Form

VOLS. I.—XX.

of, during Feetal Life, iv. 155 ; on Su-
pernumerary Mamme in Two Adult
Brothers, vil. 66-69, 3832; on
Hypospadia with Cleft Scrotum, vii.
332 ; on a New Species of Polyodon,
viii. 178.

Hanged Criminal, Laryngeal Nerves
and Muscles of, Respiration in, x.
646.

Hapale, xx. 646, 659 ; Ossicles of, xili.
405 ; penicillata, xx. 659.

Hapalemur, Placenta of, viii. 369 ; xii.
148 ; griseus, xviii. 392 (note).

Hapalide, Ossicles of, viii. 405.

Harcourt, Rev. W. P., on the Uric
Acid in Urine, iv. 181.

Hare, A. W., on a Method of Deter-
mining the Position of the Fissure
of Rolando, and some other Cerebral
Fissures in the Living Subject, xviii.
j74-181.

Hare, Female Organs of, xii. 59;
Larynx of, xvii, 367; Placenta of,
xi. 43, 45; Ventricle of, xvii. 367 ;
and Rabbit, Skull of, xiii. 115; Hy-
brid of (Sanson), vil. 172.

Harker, John, Dissection of an Ab-
normal, Four-toed Fetus, without
Head or Upper Limbs, ix. 182-184.

Harley, J., on the Action of Bella-
donna and Conium, ii. 423; on
the Action of Camphor, vil. 197.

Harnach on the Action of Apomorphin
on Mammals and on the Frog, ix.
448 ; on the Action of Emetics on
the Transversely Striped Muscular
Fibres, x. 652.

Harris, Thomas, Contribution to the
Pathological Anatomy of Pneumono-
koniosis (Chalicosis pulmonwm), xv.
395; on a Case of Chronic Lobar
Pneumonia, xv. 502.

Vincent D., and,Doran, Alban,
on the Ovary in Incipient Cystic
Disease, xv. 453.

Hart, E., on the Labyrinth of the Ear,
vii. 344.

Harting, P., on the Functions of the
Swimming Bladder of Fish, viii.
177 ; on Orthagoriscus ozodura, iii.
206 ; on the Ovum and Placenta of
the Dugong, xiii. 116.

INDEX TO

Hartog, Marcus M., on the Organ
of Bojanus in Anodon, xiii. 400,
578.

Hartmann, R., on Parasitic Crustacea,
v. 200, 388; on the Anthropoid
Apes, vil. 171, 334,

Harvey and Cesalpino, xvii. 125.

Hasse on the Structure of the
Cochlea in Birds, ii. 170; on the
Anatomy of the Human Retina, ii.
170; on Transverse Processes of
Vertebre, iii. 448; Anatomische
Stiidien (Review), iv. 286; vii.
166.

Haswell, William A., some Points in
the Myology of the Common Pigeon,
xvii. 218 ; Presence of Lumbricales
in the Foot, xvii. 404.

Hatteria, xviii. 232; xix. 44, 250;
Anatomy of (Giinther), ii. 402;
Muscles of, xvi. 501, 507 ; punctata,
mx. 41,

Haughton, S., on the Muscular
Anatomy of the Alligator, ii. 405 ;
on Animal Mechanics, vii. 168 ; on
the Muscular Forces employed in
Parturition, iv. 300; on the Work
of the Heart, v. 402 ; on Respiration,
ix. 280; Principles of Animal
Mechanics (Review), vii. 312-318.

Haussmann on the Utricular Glands,
ix. 207.

Haversian Systems, x. 69.

Hawkins, C., on the Bell-Magendie
Controversy, ili. 446.

Hay, Matthew, on the Action of Saline
Cathartics, xvi. 243, 391, 568 ; xvii.
62, 222, 405.

Haycraft, John Berry, Method for the
Estimation of Urea in the Blood.
Containing also a Method for its
Estimation in Muscle, and a Series
of Experiments as to the Variations
in its Amount in the Body within
Physiological Limits, xvii. 129; a
New Method for the Quantitative
Estimation of Urie Acid, xx. 695-
698.

Hayem, G., Alterations of the Spinal
Cord after Extraction of the Sciatic
Nerve in the Rabbit, viii. 186’;
Alterations of the Spinal Cord Con-

VOUS. 12x: 91

secutive to Lesions of the Nerves, ix.
213 ; and Magnan on Neuroglia, ii.
395.

Head, Double Monstrosity of, xiii. 164;
in Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 472 ; of
the Great Fin-whale (Struthers), vi.
122 ; of the Pichiciégo (Atkinson), v.
3; and Neck of Indian Elephant
(Watson), Arteries of, ix. 120-124 ;
Veins of, ix. 124, 125 ; Muscles of,
ix. 126-133.

Healing, Process of, xiii. 518; of
wounds by Antiseptic Dressings,
xiv. 456.

Hearing, Organ of, in the Gasteropoda
(Leydig), vi. 443.

Heart of Amphibia (Fritsch), v. 200 ;
Action of, Relation of, to Pressure,
vi. 478; Action of Aconitin on, x.
209; of Carbonic Acid and Oxygen on
(Cyon), ii. 183 ; Action of, in Chick,
Effect of Heat on, x. 754 ; Action of
Ergot of Rye on (Rossbach), ix. 221;
Action of the Interrupted Current on
Ventricle of Frogs (Foster), iii.
400-401 ; Action of Jaborandi on, x.
186 ; Action of Vanadium upon the
Intrinsic Nervous Mechanism of
Frogs, xi. 235 ; Action and Sounds of
(Paton), viii. 402; of Alligator,
Physiology of (Mills), xx. 549-558 ;
Automatic Stimulation in Frogs, xi.
549; -Beats, ix. 225; x. 646; Chemical
Conditions for Origin of, xi. 549 ;
Graphic Investigation of, xi. 557 ;
Rhythm of, x. 635; Blood-current
in Coronary Artery of, xi. 193 ; of
Bushwoman (Flower and Murie), i.
206 ; of Cassowary (Rolleston), viii.
173 ; Circulation in the Walls of the
(Lannelongue), iii. 207 ; Case of Uni-
ventricular, or Triccelian, xi. 302 ;
Cause of the First Sound (Dogiel and
(Ludwig), iii. 207 ; (Barrett), xviii.
270-274; on the Combination of
Excitation in the Heart, x. 651;
Development of Muscle of (Eckhard),
ii. 167 ; Diastole of the Ventricles
(Garrod), iii. 390-393 ; Effect on
Division of the Vaguson (Rutherford),
iii. 404-412; Effect of Stimulation
of Sensory Nerves on the Functions

92

and Nutrition of, xvi. 144 ; Effects
of the Constant Current on, x. 735 ;
Electric Phenomena of, xiv. 514;
Electrical Stimulation of Mamma-
lian (Mayer), viii. 403; Estimate
of Length of Systole of, x. 494;
Fibres of Purkinje (Lehnert), ii.
200; First Sound (Dogiel and Lud-
wig, Guttmann), iv. 186 ; (Bayer), v.
212; Force of (Buchanan), ili, 445 ;
of Fowl, xi. 687 (footnote); of Frog,
Action of Certain Alkaloids and of
Bromide of Potassium on (Nunneley),
iv. 315; Contractions of (Prompt),
ii. 407 ; Demonstration of Effect of
Heat and Poisons on, x. 602 ; Effects
of Upas Antiar on, x. 586 ; Nervous
Mechanism of (Beale), ili. 455 ; New
Means of Arresting, x. 636; Physi-
ology of (Friedlander), ii. 407; and
Rabbit (Champneys), viii. 340-352 ;
Ganglia of (Schmiedeberg), vi. 227 ; of
Greenland Shark, vii. 243 ; Histology
of (Langerhans), viii. 173 ; Impulse,
Cause of, xiv. 267 ; Position of, in
Different Positions of the Body
(Ransome), ix. 188-144 ; Influence of
Excitation of Brain on Beats of, xi.
187; Inhibition of, in Mollusca
(Foster), vii. 184 ; Inhibitory Nerves
of (Meyer), iii, 445; of Indian
Elephant, xiii. 35; Innervation of
(Cyon), ii. 410 ; (Donders), iil. 245 ;
(Lovén), iii. 251; (Schmiedeberg),
iii. 180-182 ; (Schiff), vii. 347; In-
strument for recording Movements
of Frog’s, xiii. 124; Irritation of
Nerves of (Mosso), viii. 193; Mal-
formation of (Arnold), iii. 203 ;
(Peacock, Hickman), iv. 306 ; Mech-
anism of (Lutze), viii. 403 ; Motor
Centre in Spinal Cord, i. 360 ; Move-
ments of (Vulpian), ix. 230; Mus-
cular Substance of (Salkowski), vii.
357 ; Muscular Fibres of (Bowditch),
vii. 182-184 ; Observations on Frog’s
(Kronecker), ix. 815; Orifices of
(Davies), iv. 3801; (Trotter), iv.
295-299 ; Periodic Function of the
Isolated (Luciani), vili. 191-198 ;
Periodicity of the Action of (Meyer),
viii. 404; Peculiar Malformation of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

(Cameron), v. 3839-341; Poisons
(Schmiedeberg), vi. 501; Presternal
Fissure uncovering Base of, xiv. 1 ;
Retarding and Accelerating Nerves
of (Bowditch), viii. 193 ; (Schmiede-
berg), vill. 194; Rhythm of, xi.
550; Sarcolemma and Subdivision of
Fibres of (Winkler), ii. 167 ; Small
Aperture in Septum Ventriculorum
near Apex of, xi. 183; Sounds of
(Paton), v. 402; Rhythm of (Don-
ders), ii. 432; of the Sperm Whale,
xx. 163 ; Stimulation of (Mayer), ix.
416; Structure of Snail’s (Darwin), x.
507; Temperature of (Albert and
Stricker), ix. 247; Temperature of
the Blood in the (Jacobson and
Bernhardt), iii. 460 ; Unrhythmical
Action of (Heidenhain), vi. 480;
in Various Animals, xi. 688; Wax-
like Disease of (Hamilton), xviii.
54-59; Work of (Haughton,
Buchanan), v. 402; when not
Subject to any Exterior Nervous
Influence (Marey), viii. 190 ; of the

Frog’s (Blasius), viii. 189; and
Lungs, Reflex Relation between

(Hering), vi. 484,

Heat, Abstraction of (Horwath), v.

409 ; of Blood (Gamgee), v. 139-141 ;
of Body (Draper), viii. 429 ; Con-
duction of, by the Skin (Klug), ix.
220; Demonstration of Effect of,
on Frog’s Heart, x. 602; Effect of,
on Fishes’ Eggs (Ransome), i.
241; on the Heart’s Action in the
Chick, xi. 754; Influence of, on
Animals (Bernard, Brunton), vi. 286 ;
Influence of, on Muscle (Schmule-
witsch), iii. 218 ; Production (Sena-
tor), vi. 486 ; Influence of Cooling
on (Winternitz), vi, 238 ; Regulation
of (Adamiewicz), ix. 245 ; and Cold,
Resistance of Frogs to (Mueller),
viii. 430.

Heath, Chr., Practical Anatomy: a
Manual of Dissections, 2nd ed., iv.
148.

Heaton on the Oxidation of the Blood,
17 7

Hecker, E.,on the Physiology and Psy-
chology of Laughing, ix, 212.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Hector, Jas., on Bones of Whales and
Seals, iv. 308 ; on the Characters of
some New Zealand Eared Seals, vi.
446 ; on the Bottle-nose, vii. 173 ;
on Whales and Dolphins of the New
Zealand Seas, viii. 176.

Hedgehog, xix. 20, 33; Larynx of,
xy. 367 >, Muscles of, x. 597;
Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 9 ; Placenta
of, xi. 43-45.

Heger, Paul, on the Circulation of Blood
in Excised Organs, ix. 417; and
Stiénon, on the Action of Intra-
venous Injections of Chloral on the
Vaso-motor Nerves, x. 654.

Hehn, A., Origin of Mechanical Edema,
viii. 405.

Heiberg on Reproduction of Epithe-
lium, vi. 247.

H., on the Periphery of the

Tunica Descemeti, and its Influence

on Accommodation, iv. 332.

J., the Movements of the
Ulna in Rotation of the Fore-arm,
xix. 237-240.

Heidenhain, G., on the Influence of
the Posterior Roots of the Spinal
Nerves on the Anterior, vi. 472.

R., on Secretion of the Sub-

maxillary and Sublingual Glands,

iii. 213; on Biliary Secretion and

Absorption, iii. 214 ; on the Chemis-

try of Nerves, iii. 470; on the

Structure of Peptic Glands, v. 195;

Influence of the Nervous System

on the Temperature and Circula-

tion, v. 410; on Pepsin Production,

vi. 460; on Central Innervation of

the Vascular System, vi. 475; on

Unrhythmical Action of the Heart,

vi. 480; on Secretion of the Sub-

maxillary Gland, vii. 186; on the

Anatomy and Physiology of the Kid-

ney, Vili. 392, 422; Action of Sensory

Stimulation on the Blood-pressure,

ix. 222; on the Structure of the

Kidney, ix. 276; on the Move-

ments of the Ventricle, ix. 332; on

the Salivary Gland, ix. 426; on the

Pancreas, x. 648 ; on Secretory and

Trophic Gland-nerves, xiii. 121 ; on

the Secretion of the Glands in the

93

Fundus of the Stomach, xiii. 411.
See Neisser, A., and Pink.

Height, Weight, &c., xi. 568.

Hein, R., on a Case of Ectopia Vis-
cerum, viii. 171. *

Heinsius, Ueber die Uhrsachen der
Tone und Geriusche im Gefiss-
system, xili. 407.

Heintz on Pepsin, vi. 460.

Heinzmann on Thermal Irritation of
Nerves, viii. 186.

Heiss, E. See Heitzmann.

Heitzmann, C., on Bone and Cartilage,
vii. 327; Artificial Production of

Rachites and Osteomalacaria, ix.
443 ; and Heiss, E., on the Effect of
Lactic Acid on the Bones, xi.
569.

Helferich, H., Ueber die nach Nekrose
an der Diaphyse der langen Extremi-
taten Knochen auftretenden Storun-
gen in Langenwachstum derselben
(Review), xiii. 234,

Helianthus, Cells of, x. 398.

Helias, xviil. 99 ; xix. 76.

Helix pomatia, Heart of, x. 507.

Hellema, D., on Anatomical Abnor-
malities, ii. 199.

Heller, A., on Inflammation, v. 215;
on Stricture of the Pulmonary
Artery, and on Imperfect Develop-
ment of the Right Lobe of the Liver,
v. 380; on Blood-vessels of Small
Intestine, vili. 174.

Helmholtz, H., on the Mechanism of
the Ossicles of the Ear and Mem-
brana Tympani, vill. 400; xvii.
523; Model of Ear (Luce), ix.
220 ; on Auditory Ossicles, iii. 219 ;
on Muscular Contraction, i. 361; ix.
336; on Nerve Stimuli, x. 325; on
the Rapidity of Conduction in Motor
Nerves, v. 397 ; on Vibrations in the
Cochlea, and Movements of the Audi-
tory Bones, v. 211; Researches on
Skin, ix. 220; and Baxt on Nervous
Conduction, ii. 190; and Du Bois
Reymond’s Myograph, ii. 100-102.

Helms on Gidema, ix. 227.

Hemicentetes, Long Flexor Muscles of,
xvii. 1455; semispinosus, Skull and
Bones of, xvi. 355, 357.

94. INDEX TO? VOLS, 4:xx.

Hemiciconie, i. 370.

Hemiopia (Mandelstamm), ix. 219.

Hemiplegia, xii. 465; Caused by In-
jury to Brain, xiii. 104,

Henderson, Thomas R., Experi-
ments of the Physiological Effects
of the Inhalation of Gases—Phos-
phuretted Hydrogen, xiii. 109.

Hen-harrier, Egg of, xx. 236.

Henke, P. J. W., Beitrage zur An-
atomie des Menschen mit Beziehung
auf Bewegung (Review), vi. 432.

W., on the Articulations and
the Action of Muscles, iii. 449; on
the Muscles of the Upper and Lower
Lips, x. 443.

Henle, J., on Tubuli Uriniferi, i. 147 ;
Handbuch der Systematischen An-
atomie des Menschen (Review), ii.
387-389 ; vi. 432 ; viii. 157 ; on the
Connective Tissue of the Central
Organs of the Nervous System, iil.
450.

Henneberg, on Respiration in Sheep,
vy. 215; on the Relation between
the Oxygen Absorbed during the
Day and Night, v. 222.

Hennig, C., on the Human Placenta,
vili. 164-165.

Hénocque, A., on the Ending of Nerves
in Smooth Muscles, v. 194.

Hepatic Duct of Greenland Shark, vii.
239; Parenchyma, Development of
Fibrous Tissue from, xiv. 185 ; Par-
enchyma in Cirrhosis of Liver, xiv.
185; Veins, Stenosis of Orifices of,
xiii. 291.

Hepburn, D., on the Nerve-supply of
the Sterno-clavicular Articulation,
xviii. 340 ; on Floating Kidney, xix.
178-185 ; Plexiform Arrangement of
the Cutaneous Nerves in the Groin,
xx. 692-693.

Hen’s Egg, Germinal Layers of
(Kolliker and Virchow), ix. 402,
403 ; Gotte’s Observations on, x. 540.

Hens Fed on Glycerine, ix. 238.

Hensel, E., on the Ossa Interparietalia
of the Human Skull, ix. 388.

Hensen, on the Structure of Striped
Muscle, iii. 449; on the Accommoda-
tion of the Choroid in Man, Ape, and

Cat, viii. 400; and Volchers on
Accommodation, i. 860; iii, 219.
Hensley, P. J., Note on the Arrange-
ment of the Muscular Fibres of the

Ventricles, iv. 82-86.

Hensman, A., on the Relations of the
Dorsal Artery of the Foot to the
Cuneiform Bones, xviii. 60-61.

Hepner, S., on the Relations between
the Material Metamorphosis and
Tension of Muscle, v. 406.

Herpner, C. L., on the Structure of
Striped Muscle, iii. 449; on the
Structure of the Glandula Carotica,
iv. 160 ; ona Case of True Herma-
phroditism, v. 382.

Herbivora, Fat of, xi. 577 ; Hippuric
Acid in, xi. 566.

Hereditary Genius (Galton), vii. 339.

Heredity (Brown-Séquard and Dupuy),
vi. 489,

Hering, E., on Minute Structure of the
Bile-ducts, ii. 171 ; on the Pulmon-
ary Branches of the Vagi, ii. 462 ;
on the Composition of the Gases of
the Blood in Apnoea, ill. 467; on
Pigment-cells of the Frog, iv. 190;
on the Action of Respiration on
Circulation, v. 212; on Breadth of
Vision, v. 399; on Reflex Relation
between Lungs and Heart, vi. 484 ;
Doctrine of the Sense of Sight, ix.
219; on the Cause of the High-
secreting Pressure in the Gland
Submaxillaris, ix. 234; on Simul-
taneous Light-contrast, ix. 414 ; and
Kolliker on the Minute Origin of
the Bile-ducts, ii. 161-164.

Hermann, L., on Anesthetics, i. 155 ;
on Protagon in Blood, i. 161; on
Action of Chloroform, ii. 184; on
the Gases of Muscular Tissue, ii.
179; on the Action of Curare, ii.
186; Grundriss der Physiologie des
Menschen (Review), iii. 189 ; ix. 248 ;
on the Origin of Muscular Force, iil.
232-236 ; on Digestion and Nutri-
tion, iv. 179; on Convulsions, iv.
323 ; on the Influence of Cold Drinks
on Blood-pressure, iv. 325 ; on the
Appearance of Simultaneous Con-
trast, iv. 328 ; on Animal Electricity,

INDEX TO

iv. 329; on Currents during Death
of Muscles, iv. 330; on the Cause of
Convulsions, v. 208; on Electromotor
Appearances in Muscles, v. 218 ; on
Diminution of Muscular Power dur-
ing Contraction, vi. 239; on Mus-
cular Rigidity, vi. 239 ; on Electro-
motor Properties of Muscles and
Nerves, vi. 240; on the Effects of
Galvanic Currents on Muscle and
Nerve, vii. 178; viii. 186; on the
Physiology of Vomiting, vii. 186 ;
on Electrotonus, viii. 213,400; ix.
218; on the Shortening of Muscle

and Tendons, viii. 214, 423; Appa- |

ratus for the Demonstration of List-
ing’s Law, “ Blemmatrope,” ix. 219;

VOLS. I.—XX.

Lehrbuch d.- Experimentellen Toxi- |
cologie, ix. 248; on the Oblique |

Passages of the Rays

of Light |

through the Lens, &c., ix. 414; |

Elements .of Human Physiology,
translated by ' Arthur Gamgee, x.
438 ; xiii. 289 ; on Hemoglobin, x.
645; on Electrical Stimulation of
the Cerebrum, x. 619; the Trans-
verse Conduction through Nerves
during Stimulation, xi. 544; on the
Relation between Weight and
Height, xi. 568.

Hermaphrodite (Friedreich), iii. 456.

Hermaphroditism (Schultze), iii. 203;
(Hepburn), v. 382; Bisexual, Human
(Goujon), iv. 306; of the Cod-fish and

Herring (Smith), iv. 256-258;
Lateral (Rawdon), ii. 40i. See Mal-
formation.

Hernia, Account of, on Obturator, xvii.
537 ; Congenital Abdominal (Jensen),
ii. 402; Congenital Diaphragmatic
(Balfour), iii. 457; Diaphragmatic
(Gruber), iv. 161; Intraperitoneal
(Chiene), ii. 218-222; Mesenteric,
li. 220; Mesocolic, ii. 220.

Herodiones, xix. 53.

Herpestes ichnewumon, ii. 57 ; nipalensis,
Long Flexors of, xvii. 170; wid-
dringtoni, ii. 57.

Herrendorfer, G., Physiological and
Microscopical Investigations on the
Excretion of Pepsin, xi. 559.

Herring, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206 ;

95

Communication between Air-Bladder
and Cloaca in Herring, xiv. 405;
Cry of, xv. 325; Digestive Fermenis
of, xviii. 428; Hermaphrodism of
(Smith), iv. 256-258; Respiratory
Movements of, xiv. 462.

Hertwig on the Structure and Develop-
ment of Elastic Tissue in the Yellow
Cartilages, vii. 327 ; on the Skeleton
of the Buccal Cavity, and on the
Dentary System of the Amphiba,
ix, 397.

Hertz, H., on the Minute Structure
and Development of Teeth, i. 357;
on the Termination of Uterine Nerves,
iv. 154; on Atrophy of the Kidney,
iv. 161.

Herzenstein on the Innervation of
the Lachrymal Gland, ii. 413.

Herzon on the Controlling Action of
the Brain over Reflex Actions, ii.
187.

Heschl on Premature Obliteration of
Sutures, iv. 300; on the Anterior
Transverse Temporal Gyrus, xiii.
270.

Hesse on the Muscles of the Human
Tongue, x. 443.

Heteralocha gouldi, vii. 337.

Heterodonts, iii. 264.

Heteropoda, Retina in (Schultze), iii.
455,

Heteroscelus, xix. 76. :

Heubach, H., Action of Quinine on the
Nervous System, ix. 212.

Heubel on the Relations of the Central
Parts of the Nervous System on
Absorption, vii. 349; on the Action
of Nicotia and Tobacco-smoke, viii.
226 ; Spasm-centre of Frog, ix. 213 ;
and its Relation to Certain Drugs,
ree Te

Heuberger, A., on the Normal Absorp-
tion and Interstitial Growth of Osse-
ous Tissue, ix. 388; on Normal
Resorption and the Interstitial Growth
of Bone, ix. 443.

Heul, A. T. van der, on the Influence
of Respiration on Cardiac Action, ii.
434,

Heuzinga on the Action of Ozone on
Hemoglobin, ii. 178.

96

Hexanchus, xi. 460; Brain, &c., of, x.
77, 85, 95, 97; Cranial Nerves of
(Gegenbaur), vi. 448.

Hexaprotodon, Dentition of, iii, 273.
Heynsius, Professor A., on the Albu-
minous Substances of the Blood-
serum, iii. 120-122; Fibrin, a Con-
stituent of the Stroma of the Red
Blood-corpuscles, iii, 122-126; on
Albuminoid Substances of Blood, iv.
177, 178; Proof that Blood-corpuscles
yield Fibrin, v. 223; on the Com-
pounds of Albumen, of Blood-serum,
and of White of Egg, x. 642; on
Albumen and its Compounds, x.
643.

Hickmann, N., on Transposition of
Viscera, iii. 456,

W., ona Malformed Heart, iv.
306 ; on a Persistent Vitelline Duct,
iv. 306.

Hicks, J. B., on Uterine Contractions
during Pregnancy, vi. 215; some
Remarks on the Anatomy of the
Human Placenta, vi. 405-410; on
Pathological Changes in the Blood-
corpuscles, vi. 438 ; on the Anatomy
of the Human Placenta, vii. 333 ;
and Bankart on Two Acephalous
Monsters, iii. 203.

Hill, A., Dissection of a Double
Monster, xix. 190-197; The Ana-
tomy of a Hydromicrocephalous
Brain, xix. 363-384.

— Berkeley, on Improvements in
the Sphygmograph, iii. 208.

Hiller, A., on the Changes of the Red
Blood-corpuscles by Sepsis and

Septic Infections, with Observations |
on Microcytes, ix. 221; Bacteria and |

Putrefaction, ix. 448.

Himantopus, xix. 64-66, 69, 70, 80;
mexicanus, xix. 74, 76.

Himstedt, R., on the Cranial Bones
of Lepus, v. 384.

Hind Limb of Great Fin Whale, Rudi-
ment of (Struthers), vi. 109; of
Marsupials, Movements of Pronation
and Supination in, xv. 392; of
Thylacine and Cuscus, Nerves of,
xy. 265; Rudimentary, of Green-
land Right Whale, xv. 151, 301.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

Hinzinga, D., on the Innervation of
the Vessels of the Web of the Frog’s
Foot, x. 626.

Hip-joint (Welcker), x. 4438, 654;
Form and Mechanics of (Schmid),
ix. 444; of Chimpanzee, i. 254;
Pressure of the Atmosphere on
(Koster), ii. 434; Use of the Liga-
mentum Teres of (Savory), viii. 291-
296.

Hipparion, xi. 47; Dentition of, ili.
273.

Hippel, A. von, on the Influence of
Nerves upon Intraocular Pressure,
ili. 463-464,

Hippocampus, i. 80 ; Muscles of Dorsal
Fin of (Ranvier), ix. 406.

Hippoglossus pinguis, iii. 206.

Hippopotamus, Blood-corpuscles of, x.
206; Dentition of, iii. 273; Epi-
trochleo-anconeus in (Galton and
Gratiolet), ix. 172, 173; Liberian,
Anatomy of (Macalister), ix. 405 ;
Placenta of (Garrod), viii. 167; xi.
43, 44, 51; and Chorion of, x. 129,
144; Visceral Anatomy of (Clarke),
vil. 336.

Hippuric Acid in Herbivora, xi. 566 ;
Present in a Case of Diabetes In-
sipidus (Hofmann), v. 225; Source of
(Meissner and Shepard), i. 359.

Hirschberg, J., on the Refractive Index
of the Human Eye, viii. 400; In-
fluence of Section of the Trigeminus
on Ocular Pressure, ix. 415 ; Method
for Measuring the Refractive Power
of the Crystalline Lens, ix. 414; on
the Importance of Specks on the
Cornea for the Origin of Squinting,
x. 633; on the Semi-decussation of
Fibres of the Optic Nerve in Man,
x. 634.

Hirschmann on Carbon Dioxide in

Blood, i. 358; and Chrzonszezewsky
on the Minute Structure of the
Lungs, 1. 357.

Hirt and von Bezold on the Action of

Veratria, i. 361.

Hirudinea, Affinities of Branchiobdella

to, xil. 403; Segmentation of, xi.
438,
Hirudo, Red Cruorine in, ii. 114;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX. 97

medicinalis, viil. 120; officinalis,
Changes of Blood in Alimentary
Canal of, xvi. 446.

His, W., Untersuchungen iiber die
erste Anlage des Wirbelthierleibes :
Die erste Entwickelung des Hiin-
chens im Ei (Review), ili. 183-186 ;
Unsere Korperform und das physio-
logische Problem ihrer Entstehung
(Review), ix. 8387 ; on the Develop-
ment of the Bony Fishes, x. 457 ;
and Bastian, H. C., on a System of
Perivascular Canals in the Nerve
Centres, and their Relation to the
Lymphatic System, i. 347-352.

Histogeny of Granular Kidney, xiv.
432.

Histological Examination, Preparation
of Skin for, x. 185; Methods
(Hunter), xx. 307-316; Processes,
ix. 403, 404; Reagents, Sulpho-
eyanides of Ammoniumand Potassium
as, xvii. 207 ; Terms, xii. 165.

Histology, Applications of Purpurine to
(Ranvier), ix. 403; Klein’s Atlas of,
xiii. 424; of Articulations (Hueter),
i. 151; of Central Grey Substance,
xvii. 517 ; of Cirrhosis of the Liver,
xy. 69; of Cornea, x. 452; of
Fracture Repair in Man, xvi. 153 ;
of Granular Kidney, xv. 249; of
Liver in Acute Yellow Atrophy, xv.
422; of Malignant Bone Tumours,
xv. 405 ; of Mollusca (Boll), iii. 459 ;
of Molluscum Contagiosum, xvi. 202 ;
of the Morbid Brain (Major), ix. 204 ;
of Newt, xvi. 94; of the Reproduc-
tive Organs of the Frog, xviii. 127-
134 ; of the Thyroid Gland (Amado),
v. 196; of the Vascular Walls
(Woodward), v. 193 (Caton), v. 193 ;
of the Vitreous Humour (Younan),
xix. 1-15 ; Ranvier’s Treatise on, x.
436; use of Dilute Alcohol in
(Ranvier), ix. 404.

Hitzig, E., on Excitability of the
Cerebrum, v. 396; on Functions of
the Brain, ix. 208 ; on Galvanisation
of the Brain, vii. 175; on the Phy-
siology of the Brain, viii. 397; on
the Results of the Electrical Investi-
gation of the Brain of an Ape, ix.

208; on the Physiology of the
Brain, ix. 209; on the Seat of the
Cerebral Fluid, x. 203 ; on Transverse
Conduction in the Frog’s Nerves,
viii. 186, 400.

Hlasiwetz on Proteids, vi. 471.

Hobson, John M., on the Mechanism
of Costal Respiration xv. 331.

Hoene, J., on the Pressure of the Bile-
acids in Physiological Urine, ix.
439.

Hoegyes, A., on the Circulation in the
Kidney, viii. 421.

Hoeven, Van der, on the Carpus and
Tarsus of Cryptobranchus japonicus,
i. 185-186; on the Blood-discs of
Menobranchus, ii. 199; on the
Skeleton of Dromas ardeola, ii.
402.

Hoffa, Observations on the Heart, ix.
338, 351.

Hoffmann on the Presence of Hippuric
Acid, and Absence of Uric Acid in
a Case of Diabetes Insipidus, v. 225 ;
on a New Method of inducing
Diabetes, vii. 187 ; on the Passage of
Fat from the Aliment into Cells,
vii. 850; on the Passage of Free
Acids through the Alkaline Blood
into the Urine, vii. 355; on the As-
similation of Fats, viii. 205 ; on the
Effects of Nitrite of Amyl, viii. 222 ;
Distribution of the Gustatory Bodies
in the Human Tongue, ix. 396 ;
Origin of Calculi from the Presence
of Foreign Bodies in the Bladder, x.
218.

F. A. See Bock, C., Bohm,
Jahresberichte.

Hoffman’s Test, xviii. 33.

Hofmeister on Lactosuria, xiii. 249.

Hog, Dentition of, iii. 79 ; Ossification
of Metacarpals and Metatarsals of
(Thomson), iii. 139.

Hoggan Body, xviii. 191-192.

Hoggan, G., on the Erectile Action of
the Blood-pressure in Inspiration,
viii. 203; on the Comparative Ana-
tomy of the Lymphatics of the Mam-
malian Urinary Bladder, xv. 355 ;
on New Forms of Nerve Terminations
in Mammalian Skin, xviii. 182-197 ;

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on Multiple Lymphatic Nevi of the
Skin, and their Relations to some
Kindred Diseases of the Lymphatics,
xviii. 304-326 ; and Frances Eliza-
beth on the Lymphatics of Cartilage
or of the Perichondrium, xv. 121;
on the Lymphatics of the Pancreas,
xv. 475; on the Comparative Ana-
tomy of the Lymphatics of the
Uterus, xvi. 50; the Lymphatics of
the Walls of the Larger Blood-
vessels and Lymphatics, xvii. 1;
Lymphatics of Periosteum, xvii. 308.

Holconatus, Anal Fins of (Blake), iii.
31.

Holdsworth, E. W. H., on a Cetacean
observed off Ceylon, vii. 336.

Hollis, W. A., on the Anatomy and
Physiology of the So-called Salivary
Glands of the Common Cockroach,
v. 242-246 ; Tissue Metabolism, or
the Artificial Induction of Structural
Changes in Living Organisms, vi.
381-394 ; vii. 80-93; viii. 120-126 ;
the Homologue of a Mandibular
Palp in Certain Insects, vi. 395-397 ;
a Note on the Growth of the Masti-
catory Organs of Isopod Crustaceans,
vi. 398; on Lop-sided Generations,
ix. 263; an Attempt to obtain a
Mechanical Equivalent to the
Power of Growth in Aerial Leaves,
xii. 528 ; Researches into the Histol-
ogy of the Central Grey Substance of
the Spinal Cord and Medulla Oblon-
gata, xvil. 517; xviii. 62-65, 203-
207, 411-415 ; Some Points in the
Histology of the Medulla Oblongata,
Pons Varolii, and Cerebellum, xix.
274-279,

Holm, F., on the Chemistry of Supra-
renal Capsules, ii. 179.

Holmes, C. L., on the Action of Ergot,
v. 206; on the Action of Ergotin,
Vili. 228.

Holmgren, F., on the Stomachs of the
Pigeon, iii, 251 ; on the Physiology
of Muscle, and on Flesh-eating Doves,
iv. 335; on Retina Currents, vi.
225 ; on Sense of Colour, vii. 344 ;
on the Theory of Colour-blindness,
ix. 414,

Holocephali, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
87, 94.

Holothurians, Genital Tube in, xii. 40,
Home, Everard, on the Generation of
the Lamprey and Myxine, x. 488.
Homo, Muscles and Ligaments of, xvii.

193.

Homodonts, iii. 264.

Homé-othermie, Mechanical Principles
Of, x1..5/0;

Homologies, Intermembral (Wilder),
vii. 334; of the Atlas and Axis
(Macalister), iii. 54-64; Muscular
(Macalister), iii. 197; of Muscles
connected with the Shoulder-joint
(Rolleston), iti. 457; of Shoulder-
girdle of the Dipnoans (Gill), vii.
338.

Homology (Lankester and Mivart), v.
198 ; of the Fore and Hind Limbs
(Mivart), i. 8357; of the Mesial and

Lateral Fins of Osseous Fishes
(Humphry), v. 59-66.
Honckgeest, Van B., on Peristaltic

Movements of Stomach and Intes-
tines, viii. 208 ; Stimulation of the
Nervi Splanchnici, ix. 215.

Hoppe, J., Meyer’s Experiment, ix.
414,

Hoppe-Seyler, F., Highest Tempera-
ture at which Life can exist, x. 651 ;
on Action of Prussic Acid on Blood,
ii. 178; on Blood of Man and Mam-
malia, iv. 178; on Chemical Com-
position of Pus,’ vi. 471; on
Composition of Blood in Chyluria,
vi. 459; on Composition of the
Blood of Jge? and Coluber natriz,
iv. 178 ; on Composition of Serum,
i. 858; on Contractibility of
White Corpuscles, vi. 245; on
Destruction of Albumen, viii. 206 ;
on Effects of Sulphuretted Hydrogen,
i, 160; on Hematin, vi. 457; on
Hemochromogen, v. 223 ; on Oxida-
tion of the Tissues, i. 3583; on
Properties of Blood-pigment, xiii.
242; on Prussic Acid, ii. 420;
on Putrefactive Processes and Disin-
fection, vi. 470 ; Simple Preparation
of Urinary Pigment from Hemo-
globin, ix. 440; Handbuch d. Physi-

INDEX TO VOLS. L—XX. 99

ologisch- und Pathologisch-Chemis-
chen Analyse (Review), x. 658.

Hoppel on Intraocular Pressure, v.
401.

Hornbills, Sacs vomited by (Murie),
ix. 405.

Horny Tissues, Medullary Substance
in (Nathusius), iii. 455.

Horse, xi. 48 ; Action of the (Gamgee),
iii. 370-376 ; (Goodman), iv. 8-11,
235-236 ; v. 89-91; Atlas of (Mac-
alister), iii, 62; ix. 389 (note) ;
Bladder of, xv. 377 ; Brachial Nerves
of, xii. 427 ; First Premolar of, iii.
273; Fcetal Development of the
Suspensory Ligament of the Fetlock
of (Cunningham), xviii. 3-4; Larynx
of, xvii. 369 ; Lung and Kidney of,
ix. 267 (footnote); Lymphoma of, xv.
6; Ossification of Metacarpals and
Metatarsals of (Thomson), iii. 159 ;
Suprarenals of, xiii. 58; Tracings
from Carotid Artery of, x. 300.

Horse’s Foot (Arloing), i. 402.

Horsford, Prof. E. N., on the Source
of Free Hydrochloric Acid in the
Gastric Juice, iv. 180.

Horvath on the Action of Cold, v.
218; on Action of Respiration on
Circulation, v. 212 ; on Animal Heat,
v. 218; vii. 358; on Artificial Res-
piration, vi. 485; on Cold Anes-
thesia, vii. 344, 427 ; on Cooling of
Warm-blooded Animals, vi. 235 ; xi.
570; on Diminution of Temperature
by Pain, v. 409; on Effects of
Abstraction of Heat, v. 409 ; on Hy-
bernation, vii. 185; on Movements
of the Intestines, viii. 208 ; on Re-
placement of Blood by Salt Solution,
v. 402.

Hottentot Venus mentioned (Flower
and Murie), i. 190, 191.

Hottentots, Oxen of, ix. 107.

Howden, Jas. C., Case of Atrophy of
Right Hemisphere of Cerebrum, and
Left Side of Cerebellum, with
Atrophy of Left Side of Body, ix.
288.

Howes, George Bond, on some Points
in the Anatomy of the Porpoise,
(Phocena communis), xiv. 467; on

the Reproduction of the ‘‘ Feeler”
of the Lobster’s Antenna, xvi. 47 ;
Presence of a Tympanum in the
Genus Raia, xvii. 188.

Howling Ape, Larynx of, xvii. 370.
Howse on an Extra Sesamoid Bone in

the Glenoid Ligament of the Index,
v. 875 ; on Bifurcation of the Third
Left Costal Cartilage, v. 375 ; on the
Vertebral Groove of the Axis con-
verted into a Foramen, v. 376; on
an Additional Dorsi-lumbar Vertebra,
v. 376 ; on Ossification of the Stylo-
hyoid Ligament, v. 375 ; on Muscu-
lar Variations, v. 376 ; on Variations
in the Arteries, v. 377; on Nerve
Variations, v. 278.

Hoyer, H., on Pigment-cells of the

Frog, iv. 190; on Nerves of Cornea,
vii. 331.

Hoyle, W. E., Case of Primary

Epithelioma of the Lung, with
Secondary Deposits in the Kidney,
Vertebre, and Ribs, xvii. 509.

Huefner, G., on Estimation of Urea,

vi. 465; on Amorphous Ferments,
vii. 359 ; on the Rapid Preparation
of Glycocholic Acid, ix. 437. See
Kunkel.

Hueter, C., on the Histology of the

Articular Surfaces and Capsules, i.
151; on the Action of Muscles pass-
ing over two or more Joints, iii.
448 ; on Circulation and its Distur-
bances in the Frog’s Lung, viii. 188 ;
on the Action of Digitalis, viii.
189.

Hughes, Richard, on an Improved

Freezing Microtome, x. 615.

Huia Bird, Anatomy of (Garrod), vii.

337.

Huizinga on the Non-irritability of

the Anterior Columns of the Cord,
v. 210; on Abiogenesis, vii. 358 ;
ix. 248.

Hulke, J. W., on the Retina of Am-

phibia and Reptiles, i. 94-106 ; on
the Anatomy of the Fovea Centralis,
i. 149; Notes on the Anatomy of
the Retina of the Common Por-
poise, Phoceena communis, ii. 19-25 ;
on the Blood-vessels of the Retina,

100

iii. 200 ; Note on the Fine Anatomy
of the Skin of Lizards, iii. 417-419 ;
on Accommodation, v. 195; on the
Minute Anatomy of the Eyeball,
iv. 160.

Human Fertility and Sterility (Mat-
thews Duncan), i. 167.

Humerus of Centetide, ii. 148; of
Chrysochloride, ii. 150; of Chryso-
chloris, ii. 183 ; of Echinops, ii. 123 ;
of Ericulus, ii. 122 ; of Erinaceus,
ii. 141, 147; of Galeopithecus, ii.
136 ; of the Great Fin-whale (Stru-
thers), vi. 123; of Myogale, ii. 120 ;
of Numericus longirostris, xix. 77 ;
of Sorex, ii. 141, 154; of Zalpa, ii.
141; Torsion of (Gegenbaur) ili.
206, 448.

Humphry, G. M., Address on Phy-
siology (British Association, Not-
tingham), i. 1-14; Accessory Lobe
to the Left Lung, xix. 345-346 ;
Asymmetry of the Two Halves of
the Body, iv. 226-229; a Com-
parison of the Shoulder Bones
and Muscles with the Pelvic Bones
and Muscles, v. 67-78; Depressions
in the Parietal Bones of an Orang
and in Man—Supernumerary Molars
in Orang, viii. 136-141 ; Dissection
of a Case of Ectopia Vesice, iii. 81-
87 ; the Muscles and Nerves of the
Cryptobranchus japonicus, vi. 1-61 ;
Muscles of Ceratodus, vi. 279-287 ;
Muscles of the Grass-snake, Pseudo-
pus pallasit, vi. 287; Muscles of
Lepidosiren annectens with the
Cranial Nerves, vi. 253-270; Mus-
cles of the Smooth Dog-fish, JZus-
telus levis, vi. 271-278 ; Myology of
the Limbs of Pteropus, iii. 294-319 ;
Myology of the Limbs of the Unau,
the Ai, the Two-toed Ant-eater, and
the Pangolin, iv. 17-78 ; Myology of
Orycteropus capensis and Phoca com-
munis, li. 290-822 ; Observations on
Myology, vii. 166-169; Old Age
and Changes Incidental to it, xx.
191 ; on Comparison of the Fore and
Hind Limbs in Vertebrates, x. 659 ;
on the Disposition and Homologies
of the Extensor and Flexor Muscles of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

the Leg and Forearm, iii. 320-334; on
the Disposition of Muscles in Verte-
brate Animals, vi. 293-376 ; on the
Growth of Bone from the Articular
Cartilages, xiii. 86 ; on the Growth
of the Jaws, xii. 288 ; on the Homo-
logical Relations to one Another of
Mesial and Lateral Fins of Osseous
Fishes, v. 59-66 ; on the Intercostal
Muscles, vii. 348 ; on the Morphology
of Muscles of the Limbs, vii. 334 5 on
the Qnadrate, Incus and Malleus,
ili. 482; on the Skeleton of a
Rickety Dwarf, li. 42-46,; on some
Points in the Anatomy of the
Chimpanzee, i. 254-268; on Spina
Bifida, xix. 500-508 ; xx. 546-547 ;
with Bony Projections from the
Bodies of the Vertebre into the
Vertebral Canal, xx. 585-592; on
the Torsion of Arteries, iii. 13 ; Re-
pair of Wounds and Fractures in
Aged Persons, xix. 115-118 ; Reply
to a Lecture by Mr Hancock on the
Anatomy of the Human Foot, i.
187-188 ; the Varieties in the Mus-
cles of Man, vii. 360-368 ; the Vene
Innominate entering the Right
Auricle separately, and each joined
by a Vena Azygos, 1. 186-189.

Huntemiiller on the Abnormal Junc-
tion of Ribs, ii. 176.

Hunter, Wm., Recent Histological
Methods, xx. 307-316.

Hunterian Lectures (Huxley), ii. 439-
441,

Hunterius, v. 348, 351, 360; bdiseay-
ensis, V. 352; svedenborgii, v. 351 ;
teminckit, v. 351, 352.

Hunterus. See Hunterius.

Huppert, H., on the Excretion of
Nitrogen in Fever, iv. 181 ; on the
History of Uramid Acid, viii. 410.

Huron Race and its Head Forms
(Wilson), vi. 444.

Hutchinsonian Theory of the Action of
the Intercostal Muscles (Cleland), i.
209-216.

Hutchinson on Respiration, ix. 280.

Huxley, T. H., Classification of Birds,
i. 369-371; ii. 390; Hunterian
Lectures, ii, 439-441; on the Ana-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

tomy and Classification of the Dino-
sauria, iv. 809; on Animals Inter-
mediate between Birds and Reptiles,
ili. 206; on the Bones of Arche-
opteryx lithographica, ii. 402; on
the Form of the Cranium among the
Patagonians and Fuegians, with some
Remarks upon American Crania in
General, ii. 253-271; on Homologies
of the Malleus and Incus, iii. 482 ;
on the Nature of the Cranio-facial
Apparatus of Petromyzon, x. 412;
on Two Widely-contrasted Forms of
the Human Cranium, i. 60-77;
Manual of the Anatomy of Inverte-
brated Animals (Review), xii. 367 ;
Structure of the Skull and Heart of
Menobranchus lateralis, ix. 406.

Hyacinths, Growth of (Ransome), v.
Silt

Hyena, Absence of Vagina in, xiii.
315; brunnea, Anatomy of (Murie),
vi. 446; Muscles of, xiv. 168; crocuta,
Female Organs of, xiii. 31; xiv. 57,
70, 73 ; Long Flexors of, xvii. 171;
Muscles of, xiv. 167; striata, Larynx
of, xvii. 368.

Hyenide, Muscles of, xiv. 166.

Hyaline Corpuscles, Origin of (Bennett),
i. 322.

Hybernation, Observations on (Hor-
vath), vii. 185.

Hybrid of Hare and Rabbit (Sanson),
aA tee y//24

Hydra, iv. 119; Germinal Vesicle in,
x. 386, 407 ; viridis, Chlorophy]l in,
ii. 114; xv. 263.

Hyracoidea, Long Flexors of, xvii.
168.

Hydatid of Morgagni, Fibrous Body
attached to, xvii. 538.

Hydatids in Cow, xv. 6.

Hydriodic Acid, Action of, on the
Blood (Blake), iv. 2.

Hydrobilirubin, x. 650.

Hydrocele, Albumens of, xiii. 258.

Hydrocephalus, xvii. 257; Acute
(Oedmansson), iii. 242.

Hydrochloric Acid of Gastric Juice,
Source of (Horsford), iv. 180.

Hydrocherus, xiii. 115; xx. 646;
Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206.

101

Hydrocotarnin, Action of (Falck), viii.
224.

Hydrocyanic Acid, Action of (Amory),
vi. 496; and Morphia, Antagonism
of (Reese), v. 394; Whether in
Tobacco Smoke (Poggiale and Marty),
v. 391.

Hydroida, Genetic Succession of the
Zooids of (Allman), v. 387.

Hydromicrocephalous Brain, Anatomy
of (Hill), xix. 363-384.

Hydropetes mermis, Fecundity and
Placentation of, xii. 225.

Hydrophobia, Vascular Lesions in, xv.
88.

Hydrosulphocyanic Acid, Action of
(Broadbent), iii. 44.

Hydrozoa, Germinal Vesicle in, x.

~ 386; Ova derived from Epiblast, xi.
165.

Hydruria (Eckhard), iv. 189; v. 216.

Hygroma, Pathology of, xiv. 416.

Hyla, Optic Nerves of, xvi. 335;
viridis, Skull of Tadpole, x. 422.

Hylobates, Ossicles of, xiii. 404; leu-
ciscus, xviii. 230; xix. 251, 266;
xx. 55; Anatomy of (Bischoff), v.
373 ; Muscles of, xvi. 9.

Hylomys, ii. 141, 146; Osteology of
(Mivart), i. 282, 301-302; ii. 136-
138, 140, 141, 146.

Hymen fimbriatus (Luschka), i. 356.

Hyobranchial Apparatus of the Curlew,
xix. 61.

Hyoid Apparatus of Sowerby’s Whale,
xx. 175; Arches of Conurus, xx.
414; Bone, Absence of (Arnold), ii.
176; Muscles of, in Indian Ele-
phant (Watson), ix. 131; of Pho-
cena and Lepus, xiv. 471, 472, 474;
Plate of Polypterus, v. 179.

Hyoidean Arch, Homologies of, x. 413.

Hyomandibular of Polypterus, v. 176 ;
Accessory, v. 176; Clefts of Lepi-
dosteus and Amia, xix. 476-499.

Hyomoschus, xix. 123; aquaticus, v.
130; Gravid Uterus and Placenta
of, xiv. 3875; Visceral Anatomy
of (Flower), iii. 206; Myology of
(Chatin), vii. 172; Villi of, xiii.
197.

Hyopotamus, xi. 48.

102

Hyosciamia, Action of (Oulmont and
Laurent), v. 205.

Hyoscyamin and its Importance in
Ophthalmology, x. 204.

Hyperesthesia acustica (Politzer), vi.
226.

Hyperoodon, xviii. 235; xx. 152, 156,
158-160, 168, 171, 172, 184, 186-
188; Atlas of (Macalister), ili. 59;
Stomach of, ii. 70; bidens, Rudimen-
tary Finger-muscles in (Struthers),
viii. 114-119; vrostratus, xx. 144,
152, 183.

Hyperotreti and Hyperoartii, Eye of,
xvi. 320, 321.

Hyperprosopion, Anal Fins of (Blake),
il, 31.

Hypertrophy, Artificially-produced, x.
511; of Right Upper Extremity, xiv.
10; of Sympathetic Nervous System,
xi. 294.

Hypnotism in Crustacea (Czermak), ix.
213.

Hypoblast, xi, 152.

Hypospadias (Bryant), iii. 203.

Hypoxanthin in the Blood of Leuco-
cythemia (Reichardt), v. 224.

Hypsiprymnus, xix. 125 ; Long Flexor
Muscles of, xvii. 144; Teeth of, iii.
268 ; gaimardi, xix. 19; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 156, 179 ; murinus,
Female Organs of, xv. 473; pencil-
latus, Dentition of, xiii. 546.

Hypsurus, Anal Fins of (Blake), iii.
31.

Hyraces, xx. 51; Ossicles of, xiii. 405.

Hyracodon, xi. 48, 50,

Hyracoidea, xi.52: Placenta of, xii. 152.

Hyraz, xx. 52; Affinities and Placenta
of, x. 697; xi. 52; Muscles of, xvi.
4; capensis, Muscles of, xiv. 168,
172; Placenta of, x. 150, 164; dor-
salis, Long Flexors of, xvii. 168.

Hyrtl, J., on the Pelvis of the Kidney
in Man and Mammals, vii. 171; on
Duplicity of the Curved Line of the
Parietal Bone, vii. 326; on the Ar-
teries of the Shark, vii. 338.

Hystricomorpha, Long Flexors of, xvii.
176.

Hystrix cristata, Long Flexors of, xvii.
159, 179.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

IcasA Ordeal Poison. See Akazga.

Ichneumon, Spanish, ii. 57.

Ichthyopsida, viii. 66; Urino-genital
Organs of, x. 42.

Ichthyornis dispar, vii. 337.

Ichthyosaurus, Limbs of, x. 662; Hind-
limb of (Thompson), xx. 532-535 ;
platyodon, xx. 532.

Icterus (Golowin), vi. 468 ; Production
of (Audigné), viii. 420.

Idiocy, Microcephalic, Brain and Skull
in, x. 444,

Idiot, Brain of, described (Bradley),
vi. 65-75; Defective Corpus Cal-
losum in, x. 445; Skull and Brain
of (Gaddi), ili. 195.

Idiots, Brains of, xii. 649.

Idothea, ii. 84.

Idris diadema, Skull of (Mivart), ii. 404.

Igel, Blood of (Hoppe-Seyler), iv. 178.

Iguana, xix.41; Atlasof (Macalister), iii.
62; Muscles of, xvi. 507 ; tuberculata,
xx. 41, 43 ; Skin of (Hulke), ili. 419.

Ihering, Von, on the Development of
the Frontal Bone, viii. 159 ; on the
Temporal Ridge on the Side of the
Skull, x. 440.

Ihlder on the Nerves of the Tongues of
Birds, v. 194.

Ilium Articulating with Sacral Ver
tebre, ix. 18, 89; of Various Ani-
mals, v. 71, 72.

Imperfect Development of the Right
Lobe of the Liver (Heller), v. 380.
Impressions, Time required to Com-

municate (Mendenhall), vi. 220.

Incubation, Absorption of Heat during
(Moitissier), vil. 185.

India, Temperature in (Crombie), ix.
444,

Indian Elephant. See
Tapir. See Tapir.

Indican, Origin of, in Urine of Carni-
vora, xl. 566; Secretion of, xiii.
248 ; Source (Jaffe), vi. 466.

Indigo in Urine, Spectrum Analysis of
(Vierordt), ix. 448.

Indol, Formation of, xi. 566.

Induction Apparatus, New Form of, xi.
576.

Infants, Ectopia Vesice in, xvii. 86 ;
Digestion in, xi. 647; Mamma of

Elephant ;

INDEX: TO “VOLS: IL—XX. 103

New-born, x. 218 ; Respiration of,
ix. 232.

Inferior Choroid-plexus, Innervation
of (Benedikt), viii. 392 ; Maxilla of
Chimpanzee, xviil. 71.

Inflammation (Darwin and Cohnheim),
x. 1; Acute Suppurative, xvi. 30 ;
Circulation in (Riegel, Stricker, and
Norris), v. 214 ; (Picot, Heller, Lor-
ain, Tschaussow), 215; Sloughing,
xvii. 37; Traumatic, Changes in
Brain in, x. 621; of Connective
Tissue, x. 447.

Inflammatory Mortification, xvii. 37.

Infra-orbital Canals in Man and Mam-
mals (Gruber), ix. 190; Suture
(Turner), xix. 218-220.

Infusoria, Action of Antiseptics on,
ii. 187 ; Origin of (Bennet), ii. 415.
Inguino-crural Region, Anatomy of

(Nicaise), i. 357.

Inia, xx. 186; geoffrensis (Flower),
iii. 204.

Innervation of Blood-vessels (Pick),
viii. 185 ; (Rutherford), iii. 412-416;
Central, of the Vascular System
(Heidenhain), vi. 475 ; of the Ear of
the Rabbit (Moreau), viii. 184; of
Deglutition, xvi. 486; of Heart
(Cyon), ii. 410; (Donders), iii, 245;
(Rutherford), iii. 402-404; of the
Heart and Blood-vessels (Lovén), iii.
251; of the Lachrymal Gland (Wol-
ferz), vi. 473; of the Liver, iv. 188;
(Nawrocki), ili. 463; of Salivary
Glands of the Spleen (Tarchanoff),
viii. 185; of Thyroid Gland, x. 451 ;
of the Uterus (Scherschewsky), viii.
423.

Innominate passing through Thymus
(Gruber), ii. 168.

Inosite, xi. 566.

Insane, Brain and Spinal Cord of, xiii.
280 ; Extravasation of Blood in
(John), ix. 232; Reaction in Brains
of (Obersteiner), ix. 213.

Inscriptiones Tendinew, ii. 27.

Insecta, Red Cruorine in, ii. 115.

Insectivora, xx. 50; Affinities of, xi.
50, 53; xii. 147; Blood-corpuscles of,
x. 206; Brain of, xv. 552; Classifi-
cation of, i. 282; ii. 141; Dentition

of, iii. 76; Epitrochleo-anconeus in
(Galton), ix. 173 ; Female Organs of,
xiv. 58, 70; Long Flexors of Feet of,
xvii. 143; Ossicles of, xiii. 405;
Osteology of (Mivart), i. 281-312 ;
ii. 117-154 ; Placenta of, viii. 368 ;
xi. 44, 50, 51; xii. 152.

Insects, Capillary Vessels in (Kunckel)
iii. 459; Classification of (Dohrn),
iv. 307 ; Eye of (Moseley), vii. 173 ;
Flight of (Marey), vii. 173 ; Hexa-
podous, Embryology of (Packard),
vii. 338 ; Homologue of a Mandibu-
lar Palp in (Hollis), vi. 395-397 ;
Hypoblast and Mesoblast of, xi. 152;
Mechanism of Flight in (Marey), iv.
308.

Instinct (Spalding), vii. 340.

Interclavicle of Ornithorhynchus, v. 7.

Intercostal Muscles, Action of (Cleland),
i. 209-216.

Intermaxillary Bones (Albrecht), xviii.
224 : in Man (Larcher), ii. 392.

Inter-metatarsal Joint, First, vi. 433.

Internal Brachial Ligament, i. 46.

Interoperculum of Polypterus, v. 179.

Interosseous Membrane of the Fore-arm
and Leg, xviii. 232.

Intestinal Absorption (Letzerich), i.
361 ; Canal of Dogs, Action of Salts
of Bile on, xiii. 245; of Man, xx.
189-190 ; Size of (Custer) ix. 204 ;
Digestion (Garland), ix. 234 ; Juice
(Lovén), ix. 426; Action of (Schiff,
Leube), iii. 229 ; xiii. 411 ; Malposi-
tion (Chiene), v. 381 ; Villi, Histology
of (Fles), i. 363.

Intestine, Digestion and Absorption in
Large, x. 647; Large, Abnormal
Arrangement of (Windle), xx.
694-695 ; Absorption from (Voit),
iv. 180; of Albuminous Substances
in (Baur), iv. 187; Length of
(Crampe), viii. 175; Movements of
(Legros and Onimus), iv. 186 ; Mayer
and Von Basch), v. 407; (Sanders-
Ezn), vi. 242; (Horvath, Honck-
geest), viii. 208 ; (Basch), viii. 417 ;
of Porpoise and White-beaked Dol-
phin, xviii. 331; of Sowerby’s
Whale, xx. 150; Peristaltic Action
of (Engelmann and Van Brakel), v.

104 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

407 ; Small, Decomposition of Fats
in (Briicke), v. 224.

Intestines, Development of (Chiene),
ii. 16-18; Misplaced (Chiene), ii.
13-18 ; of Bushwoman, i. 207.

Intraocular Pressure (Von Hippel and
Griinhagen), iii. 463-464 ; (Monnik,
Hoppel, and Griinhagen), v. 400;
Action of Sympathetic on, ii.
192.

Intrapelvic Venous Plexuses (Gillette),
iv. 154.

Inwus cynomolgus, Nerves of Hind
Limb of, xv. 268; nemestrinus,
Epitrochleo-anconeus in, ix. 169.

Invertebrata, General Review of (Hux-
ley), ii. 439-441 ; Huxley’s Manual
of Anatomy of, xii. 367 ; Muscles of
(Ratzel, Schwalbe, Quatrefages), iv.
154.

Iodide of Phosphethyll. See Phos-
phethyll Iodide.

Iodides of Potassium, Ammonium, and
Sodium, Action on Frogs, xii. 58,
73.

Iodine Compounds, Action of, on the
Blood (Blake), iv. 1-7.

Ipecacuanha, Action of (Duckworth),
iv. 168 ; vi. 499; on Biliary Secre-
tion of Dog, xi. 74.

Ireland, W. W., Report on the Brain
and Skull in Cases of Microcephalic
Idiocy, x. 444.

Iridium Salts, Action of, when Intro-
duced directly into the Blood,
(Blake), vi. 98.

Iris, Anatomy of (Griinhagen), viii.
173 ; Movements of (Vulpian),
ix. 214; (Engelhardt), v. 212;
(Griinhagen), v. 400; x. 634;
xiii. 146; Muscular Fibres of
(Merkel), ii. 399 ; Posterior-limiting
Membrane of (Griinhagen), ix. 219;
Versicolor, Action on Biliary Se-
cretion of Dog, xi. 69 ; Properties of,
xi. 69.

Irminger and Frey on Bile-ducts, i.
146.

Iron in Blood and Food (Boussingault),
vii. 346 ; in Blood of Dog (Picard),
ix. 420; Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), iii, 24-29.

Irradiation on Symmetrical Parts of
the Opposite Side (Ermerins), i.
176-178,

Isopoda, Generative Organs of Parasitic
(Bullar), xi. 118; Growth of the
Masticatory Organs of (Hollis), vi.
398.

Isotoma, Embryology of (Packard),
Vii. 338.

Istornin, V., on the Decomposition of
Urea in the Blood, xi. 555.

Ithium, Physiological Action of Salts
of, x. 481.

Iwanoff, D., on the Ciliary Muscle in
Myopia and Hypermetropia, iv.
305.

Ixodes, Micropyle Apparatus of, ii.
84.

JABORANDI, Action of, ix. 448; on
Heart, x. 187; superseded by Pilo-
carpin, xi. 173.

Jachelsohn on the Influence of Arti-
ficial Respiration over Poisoning
with Strychnia, viii. 409.

Jackdaws, Nest-building of, ix. 104.

Jackson, Hughlings, on Language, i.
157 ; on the Physiology of Language,
iii, 208; on the Localisation of
Movements in the Brain, vii. 340.

— Wm. Hatchett, and Clarke,
W. B., The Brain and Cranial
Nerves of Lchinorhinus spinosus,
with Notes on the other Viscera,
Xaioe

Jackowicki, A., on the Physiological
Acticn of Transfusion of Blood, x.
211.

Jacobi, Pulsatory Phenomena within
the Eyeball, ix. 414.

Jacobson on the Temperature of the
Blood in the Heart, iii. 460; on
Fever, v. 218; on Normal and
Pathological Temperature, v. 410;
on the Pressure in the Pericardium,
viii. 189 ; on the Effect of Cutaneous
Stimulation on the Bodily Tempera-
ture, xi. 570; and Landré on the
Self-regulation of Animal Heat, i.
366.

Jacubasch, H., on the Urine in
Leukemia, iii, 241,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Jaensch, R., on a Pregnancy in a
Rudimentary Uterine Cornu, viii.
171.

Jaffé on Glycogen in Diabetes, i. 162 ;
on Bile Pigment, iii. 238 ; on Urine
Pigment, iii. 239, 471; v. 226; on
the Source of Indican, vi. 466 ;
the Physiological Action of Sulphate
of Diazobenzol, ix. 221; on the
Excretion of Indican under Physio-
logical and Pathological Conditions,
xili. 248.

Jago, J., The Eustachian Tube, When
and How is it Opened ? iii. 341-348 ;
on the Functions of the Tympanum,
iv. 326 ; on Visible Direction, viil.
187.

Jahresberichte iiber die Fortschritte
der Anatomie und Physiologie
herausgegeben von Prof. Hofmann
und Prof. Schwalbe (Review), x. 436.

Jalap, Action on Biliary Secretion of
Dog, xi. 82.

James, Alexander, Notes on the Tena-
city of Tissue, xiii. 157.

Jarisch, A., on the Inorganic Con-
stituents of Blood, vi. 459; vii.
346; on the Ash of Blood, xi.
555.

Jassinsky, P., on the Placenta, iii.
203.

Jaundice, Slow Pulse in, xi. 552.

Javanese Women, Pelvis of (Zaaijer),
iva bil.

Jaw, Lower,‘of Cachalot (Fischer), ii.
402 ; Internal Lateral Ligament of,
xiv. 201.

Jaws, Growth of, xii. 288.

Jehn, Extensive Capillary Extravasa-
tion of Bright Red Blood into the
Permanent Tissue of the Insane, ix.
232.

Jelenffy on the Fixation of the Ary-
tenoid Cartilages during Phonation,
vii. 190; on the Action of the M.
Crico-thyroidens, vii. 328.

Jelly-fishes, Colouring Matter of, xvi.
261.

Jensen, J., on Congenital Abdominal
Hernia, ii. 402,

Jerusalimsky, N., on the Physiological
Action of Quinine, xi. 571.

| Johnson, G.,

105

Jesse, Anecdote of Jackdaw related by,
ix. 104.

Jewett, Charles, Report on Case of
late Dr E. A. Groux, xiv. 516.

Jhering, H. V., on the Development
of the Frontal Bone, viii. 159.

Joffroy, A., on the Reflex Action of
the Tendons, x. 631.

John Dory, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

on certain Physical
Phenomena connected with the
Circulation, Respiration and Nutri-
tion, x. 645; Cesalpino and Harvey
xvii. 125.

—— Samuel, Attacked by Aphasia
(Hollis), ix. 269.

| Johnston, J. W., Anatomy of the

Horse and Domestic Animals, iv.
293. See Strangeways, Thos.

| Joint and Atmospheric Pressure (Aeby),

ix, 444,

Joints, Papers on, ix. 444; x. 654;
Cartilages and Synovial Membranes
of (Reyher), viii. 261-273; in
Mammalia (Owen), iii. 438.

| Jolly, F., on Imperfect Development

of the Corpus Callosum, iv. 159 ;
on Contraction of Vessels in the
Pia Mater on Irritation of a Sensory
Nerve, v. 401; on the Circulation
in the Brain, vi. 479 ; on the Chemi-
cal Composition of the Blood-cor-
puscles, viii. 404, See Pacquelin.

Jolyet, F., on the Action of Sulphate
of Quinia, ii. 185 ; on the Innerva-
tion of the Gsophagus, ii. 192; on
the Sulphates of Potash, Soda and
Magnesia, iii. 473; on the Phy-
siological Action of Ethylconia,
Iodide of Diethyl-conium, Iodides of
Methyl-strychnium and of Ethyl-
strychnium, iii. 479 ; on Absorption
by the Bladder, iv. 331; on the
Effects of the Nitrous Oxide, viii.
221; on the Action of Protoxide of
N. on Germination and Respiration,
on the Properties of Chlorophyll, viii.
409 ; and A. Cahours on the Relation
of Chemistry to Physiology, iii. 228.

Jones, Bence, and Dupré on Quinoi-
dine, i. 161.

106 INDEX TO

Jones, C. H., on Temperature and
Circulation, viii. 427; on the
Mechanism of the Secretion of
Sweat, xv. 238; Wharton on the
Caudal Heart of the Eel, ii. 405 ; on
the Lymphatic Hearts of the Frog,
iil. 201; on the Action of Physos-
tigma, iv. 167.

Joseph, H., on the Corpuscles and
Nerves of Compact Bone, iv. 300 ;
on Trophic Nerves, vii. 343.

Joubert. See Pasteur.

Jourdain on the Effects of Chloroform,
v. 203.

Jousset on Scorpion Venom, v. 395;
vi. 501.

Juedell, G., on Blood Analysis, iv.
178.

Juergensen on the Temperature of the
Body in Health, viii. 430.

Juice-canals, Relation of the Blood
and Lymph Vessels to, x. 645.

Jukes on the Structure of the Peptic
Glands, vii. 351.

Jurasz on the Influence of Bile and
Bile-acids on Blood-corpuscles, vi.
457.

Juventin on Urea in Vomit, ix. 241,

Kacu, Dermal and Visceral Structures
of (Murie), vi. 447; Osteology of
(Parker), iv. 162.

Kangaroo, xix. 124 ; Absence of Levator
Penis in, xiii. 312; Anatomy com-
pared with Koala, xv. 467; Arti-
cular Processes in, ix. 59 (footnote) ;
Ilium of, v. 71; Hand of Yellow-
footed Rock, xiv. 149, 156 ; Larynx
of, xvii. 366; Muscles of, x. 597;
Xvi. 224, 235; Non-gravid Uterine
Mucous Membrane in, x. 513 ; Ossi-
fication of Metacarpals and Meta-
tarsals of (Thomson), iii, 139,
143,

Rat, Female Organs of, xv.
473.

Kapff, H., on the Ovary and its Rela-
tions to the Peritoneum, vii. 333.

Karoff, Botschetsch. See Drosdoff.

Ke thelectrotonus, See Cathelectro-
tonus.

VOLS. I.—-XX.

Kaufmann, C., on the Contraction of
Muscular Fibre, x. 219.

Keen, W. W., Experiments on the
Muscles of Respiratory and Laryn-
geal Nerves, x. 443.

Kehrer, ‘F., on the Relation of the
Vagus to the Nerves which Supply
the Bladder, ii. 192; on the Morpho-
logy of Milk Casein, vi. 464.

Keith Anderson on the Excretion of
Urea in Typhus, i. 161.

Kemmerich on Milk, i. 358; on the
Chemistry of Milk, iv. 321.

Kennedy, J., Remarks on a Young
Aino Cranium, v. 343-347.

Kent, F. S., on Abnormal Develop-
ment of the Reproductive Organs in
the Frog, xix. 347-350.

W. S., on the Larval Form of
an Acantho-cephaloid Scolecid, vi.
449,

Keratitis after Section of the Trige-
minus (Eberth), viii. 187 ; Cause of,
x. 634 ; Traumatic (Walb), ix. 415 ;
(Bottcher), viii. 400.

Kerato-thyro-hyoid Muscle in Human
Anatomy, xvil. 124.

Kerner, G., on the Physiological
Effects of Chinovie Acid, ili. 224 ;
on the Action of Quinia on Blood-
corpuscles, vii. 195.

Kessel on Accommodation of the Ear,
viii. 187 ; on Irritation of the Vaso-
motor Centre in the Frog, vi. 476 ;
on Movements of the Ear, vi. 226 ;
on Peptones, xi. 559.

Keuchel, P., on the Action of Various
Substances on the Nerves of the Sub-
maxillary Glands, vii. 199; and
Hiifner,! G., on the Gases produced
during Artificial Pancreatic Diges-
tion, ix. 426.

Key of Du Bois Reymond, ii. 99.

Key, A., on Trichine, iii. 243 ; on the
Behaviour of the White Blood-cells
in Inflammation in the Kidney and
Lungs, iv. 195; on Membranes of
the Brain and Spinal Cord, v. 231 ;
on the Anatomy of the Nervous
System, vii. 329; and Retzius, G.,
on the Relations of the Subarach-
noid Spaces to the Cerebral Ven-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

tricles, and the Structure of the
Subarachnoid Trabecule, ix. 198;
Studien in der Anatomie des Nerven
Systems und des Bindegewebes (Re-
view), xii. 366.

Kidney, Anatomy and Physiology of
(Heidenhain), viii. 392, 422; Atro-
phy of (Heitz), iv. 161 ; Circulation
in (Hoégyes), viii. 421 ; Development
and Structure of (Pye), ix. 272;
Effect of Irritation of Skin upon
Secretion of, xi. 565; Experiments
relating to Functions of, xii. 608 ;
Floating (Hepburn), xix. 178-185 ;
(Lane), xx. 544; Glands in Pelvis
of (Egli), viii. 175; Histogeny of
Granular, xiv. 432 ;‘xv. 249 ; Horse-
shoe (Roberts), ii. 398; (Turner),
vii. 331; Human, Smooth Muscle
of (Eberth), vii. 171 ; Inflammation
of (Key), iv. 195; Malposition of

(Davidson), ii. 282; Microscopy
of (Gross), iii. 187-188; Nomen-
claturesmof,) xii 7405 .0f ~ Afri-

can Elephant (Donitz), vii. 171;
Elasmobranch Fishes, xii. 199; of
Greenland Shark, vii. 241 ; of Indian
Elephant (Watson), vii. 60-64; of
Pilot Whale, ii. 75 ; of Pristiurus,
Structure of, x. 19; of Scylliwm
canicula, and S. stellare, xii. 178-
187 ; Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 163 ;
Peculiar-shaped (Russell), xix, 229 ;
Pelvis of, in Man and Mammals, vii.
171; Physiology of (Von Wettich), xi.
205 ; Primary Sarcoma of (Windle),
xviii. 150-170 ; Secondary Deposits
in, xvii. 509; Semper’s Views on
Primitive Duct of, x. 26; Striated
Myo-sarcoma of, xiv. 229 ; Structure
of, in Bats and in Children (Gross),
iii. 202 ; Structure of, in Birds (Lind-
gren, iii. 202 ; Structure and Origin
of, x. 25, &c.; Tubuli Uriniferi,
Observations on (Rindowsky), ii.
398.

Kidneys, Abnormally Deep Position of
(Weisbach), ii. 174; Formation of
Urea in (Murri), ix. 241; of Bush-
woman, i. 207.

Kiewiez on the Pressure in the Peri-
cardium, viii. 189.

107

Kilian, Physiology of the Human
Voice, ix. 232.

Kinberg, J. G. H., on the Osteology of
Arctic Seals, iv. 163; on Arctic
Phocacee found in the Midst of the
Glacial Regions of Sweden, iv. 332 ;
on some Bones of Man and Animals
found at Hiastefjord, iv. 332; on a
Skeleton of a Fox found at a Depth
of 10-15 feet at Marieberg, iv. 332 ;
on the Classification of the Family
Amphinome, iv. 332 ; on the Origin
of the Second Cervical Vertebra from
the Fusion of Two Vertebre, iv. 332;
on Regeneration of the Head andthe
Anterior Segments in an Annulatum,
iv. 332; on Annulata Nova, iv.
332.

King Crab, American, Anatomy of
(Owen), vill. 178.

Kingfisher, Cabains,’ xviii. 279.

Kingfishers, Anatomy of (Cunning-
ham), v. 386 ; Eggs of, xx. 231.

Kirk, R., Malformation of Incisor
Teeth, xviii. 339.

Kistiakowsky, B., Pancreas Peptones,
x. 214.

Kitten, Cartilage of, x. 115 ; Develop-
ment of Ova and Structure of Ovary
in (Foulis), ix. 399; Monstrous
(M‘Intosh), ii. 366-373 ; Ovary of,
xiii. 373 ; Retina of (Ewart), ix. 166;
and Baboon, Anecdote of (Darwin),
ix. 101, 102.

Klebs, E., on Milk, iii. 237 ; on the
Red Blood-corpuscles of a Child,
ii. 168.

Klein, E., on the Peripheral Distribu-
tion of Non-medullated Nerve-fibres,
vi. 436; on the Development of the
Earliest Blood-vessels and Blood-
Corpuscles, vi. 438 ; on the Anatomy
of Serous Membranes, vi. 442; on
Auerbach’s Plexus in the Intestine
of the Frog, viii. 173 ; on the Serous
Membranes, viii. 388-390; on the
Lymphaties of the Lungs, viii. 390 ;
x. 435; Observations on the Struc-
ture of the Spleen, x. 450; on the
Development of the Teleostei, x.
679 ; the Atlas of Histology (Review),
xiii. 424.

108 INDEX TO

Kleinenberg on the Germinal Vesicle,
x. 384,

Klemenziewiz, R., Demonstration of
the Pulse by Means of the Flame,
vill. 403.

Klug on the Conduction of Heat by
the Skin, ix. 220; on the Blood-
current in the Coronary Action of
the Heart, xi. 198.

Klunder on the Duration of Muscular
Contraction, v. 405.

Knapp on a New Method of Determin-
ing the Quantity of Grape-sugar in
Urine, v. 226; New Ophthalmo-
scope, ix. 219,

Knee of Man and Chimpanzee com-
pared, i. 255-256; Joint, Anatomy
of, xiv. 178 ; Inter-articular Fibro-
cartilages of (Sutton), xx. 39,

Knies, M., on the Doctrine of the
Currents of Fluid in the Living Eye
and in the Tissues in General, x.
634,

Knock, J., on the Development of
Bothriocephalus, iv. 307.

Knoll, P., on the Corpora Quad-
rigemina, iv, 184; on the Composi-
tion of Urine after Section of the
Splanchnies, v. 216 ; on the Physio-
logy of the Corpora Quadrigemina,
vii. 175; on the Changes of the
Heart’s Beat upon Reflex Excitation
of the Vaso-motor Nervous System,
and Increase of the Intra-cardial
Pressure, and on the Influence of
the Cervical Spinal Cord on the
Number of Beats of the Heart, ix.
225; on Pulse Tracings, xiii. 410;
the Action of Vapour when Applied
to the Parts of the Trachea Below
the Larynx, ix. 2338.

Knott, J. F., Muscular Anomalies, xv.
139; on the Cerebral Sinuses and
their Variations, xvi. 26.

Knox, D. N., Case of Defective Corpus
Callosum, x. 445.

Koala, xix. 41-43; Anatomy of,
xv. 466; Atlas of (Macalister), iii.
58 ; Hand of, xiv. 150, 158; Long
Flexor Muscles of, xvii. 151; Male
Generative Organs of, xili. 305;
Movements of Hind Limbs in, xv.

VOLS. I.—-XX.

392; Muscular Anatomy of, xvi. 217 ;
Ossification of Metacarpals and Meta-
tarsals of (Thomson), iii. 139, 143 ;
Teeth of, iii. 268.

Koehler, H., on Memordica Elaterium,

v. 398; Action of Calabar Bean on
the Heart, viii. 403 ; Action of Bitter
Substances on the Circulation, viii.
406 ; on Antagonism between Saponin
and Digitalin, viii. 231; on the
Physiological Action of the Ergotin
of Bonjean, and of that of Wigger,
ix, 222,

Kolliker, A., Entwicklungsgeschichte

des Menschen und der hoheren
Thiere (Review), x. 788; xiii. 580;
on Absorption of Bone and Intersti-
tial Growth of Bone, viii. 387 ; on
the Crania of the South Sea Islanders
and Australians, iv. 152; on Dis-
tribution and Signification of Poly-
nucleated Cells in Bones and Teeth,
vi. 433; on a New Alcyonarian
Polyp, Pseudo-gorgia Godefroyi, v.
200 ; on the Occurrence and Distribu-
tion of Typical Absorption Surfaces
in the Bones, vii. 167 ; on the Origin
of the Membrana Granulosa, ix. 401 ;
on the Placenta of the Genus 77ra-
gulus, xiv. 374 ; on Polymorphism,
ii, 405; on Polyps, v. 387; on
Sexual Reproduction in Virgularia
and Pennatula, v. 200; on the
Structure of Renilla, vi. 448 ; on the
Structure and Formation of the Poly-
pary of Tubipora, ii, 405; and
Hering, on the Minute Origin of the
Bile-Ducts, ii, 161-164 ; and Cohn-
heim on Chloride of Gold Staining,
i. 369 ; and Virchow on the Germinal
Layers of the Hen’s Egg, ix. 402,
403.

Konig, J., Electric Stimulation of

Nerve, vi. 222.

Korber on the Action of Caustic Soda

and Acetic Acid on Hemoglobin, ii.
179.

Koester, K., on the Minute Structure

of the Human Umbilical Cord, iv.
302.

Kogia Macleayti, Skeleton of (Gray),

viii. 176.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX. 109

Koht on Coughing, ix. 218.

Kohte on the Functions of the Corpora
Quadrigemina, xi. 542.

Kolbe on the Synthesis of Urea, ii.
430.

Kolk, Van der, on Atrophy of the
Cerebellum, ix. 291.

Kollenkamp on the Relation of Tactile
Power to the Mobility of Parts, v.
210.

Kollmann, J., Structure of the Red
Blood-corpuscles, ix. 221.

Kombé Arrow-poison (Fraser), vii.
139-155.

Konjkoff, N., on the Influence of

Certain Substances on the Glycogen |

of the Liver, xi. 564.

Kopf on Excessive Tobacco Smoking,
iv. 316.

Koppe on Agaricus muscarius, ix. 240.

Korowin on the Action of Pancreatic
and Parotid Secretions, viii. 206.

Koschennikoff, A., on the Grey Matter
of the Cerebellum, iv. 158.

Koschlakoff on Pulmonary Pigment, i.
359; on the Action of Ammonia,
Arseniuretted and Antimoniuretted
Hydrogen on Hemoglobin, iii. 469 ;
and Bogomoloff on Pettenkofer’s
Reaction, iii. 238 ; and Pofoff on the
Action of Phosphuretted Hydrogen
on the Blood, ii. 178.

Kossmann, R., on the Caudal Sebaceous
Glands of Birds, vi. 447.

Koster, W., on the Position of the
Innominate Artery in Front of the
Trachea, i. 180-181 ; Morphological
Signification of the Occipital Bone,
Atlas, and Axis, ii. 165; on the
Mechanism of the Body, ii. 434 ; on
Exudation of Colourless Blood-cells
through the Vessels, iii. 246 ; on the
Artery of the Inferior Right Branch-
ial Arch of the Embryo, recognis-
able in the Bronchial Arteries, iv.
335; on Division of the Inferior
Part of the Omohyoid Muscle, iv.
838 ; on an Unusual Course of the
Phrenic Nerve, iv. 338.

Kowalevsky, A., on the Development
of Amphioxus lanceolatus, iii. 205 ;
on the Development of the Simple

Ascidie, iii. 205 ; on the Depressor
Nerve of the Cat, iii. 461; on the
Development of Ascidian Molluscs,
iv. 307; on the Development of
Simple Ascidia, v. 388 ; on the Blood-
stream during Interrupted Respira-
tion, v. 403 ; on the Embryology of
various Vermes and Arthropoda, vi.
448 ; on Movements of the Bile, ix.
239 ; and Owsjannikow on the Organ
of Hearing and Central Nervous
System of the Cephalopoda, iii. 204 ;
and Wyssolsky Injection of Air into
the Blood-vessels, ix. 224.

Krabbe on Entozoa, i. 183-184.
Krarup-Hensen, C. J. L., on the Flight

of Birds, Bats, and Insects, iv.
308.

Kratschmer on Reflex Effects on the

Circulation and Respiration from the
Nasal Mucous Membrane, v. 402.

Krause, W., on the Termination of the

Nerves in the Conjunctiva, i. 346 ;
Die Anatomie des Kaninchens
(Review), i. 386; on an Irregular
Ophthalmic Artery, viii. 156; on
the Optic Nerve-ends in the Retina,
ii. 169 ; on the Membrana Fenestrata
of the Retina (Review), iii. 187; on
the Membrana Fenestrata, ii. 399 ;
on the Structure of Striped Muscle,
iii. 449; on the Ranine Arch and
the Deep Artery of the Tongue, iv.
302; on the Ending of Nerves in
Smooth Muscles, v. 194; on the
Endings of Nerves in Glands, v.
194 ; on the Anterior Epithelium of
the Cornea, v. 195; on Contraction
of Muscular Fibre, viii. 213 ; on the
Allantois in the Human Embryo, x.
457 ; Experiments on Muscles, x.
219 ; and Telgmann, J., Die Nerven-
Varieteten beim Menschen (Review),
li. 386.

Krauss, F,, on the Pelvic Bones of the

Manatee, vii. 336; Osteology of
Halicore dugong, v. 384.

| Krauspe, F., Reflex Innervation of the

Arteries of the Pia Mater, ix. 213.

Kreuchel, W., on the Action of Mus-

carin in Accommodation and on the
Pupil, ix. 414 ; Consequence of Sec-

110

tion of the Optic Nerve of the Frog,
ix. 415.

Kreussler, W., Seegen, J., and Nowak,
J., Estimation of the Nitrogen
of Albuminates, ix. 426.

Kries, N. von, on the Blood-pressure
in the Capillaries of the Human Skin,
xi. 568.

Krolow on Brunner’s Glands, vii. 354 ;
viii. 205.

Kronecker, H., on the Laws of Muscu-
lar Exhaustion, vi. 241 ; on Muscle,
vii. 189; on Fatigue and Recovery
of Transversely Striped Muscles, viii.
210; Digestion Oven, with a Diffu-
sion Apparatus, ix. 860; and Stir-
ling, Wm., on the Characteristic
Sign of Cardiac Muscular Move-
ment, ix. 3815; x. 636. See
M‘Gregor Robertson, J.

Krueg, Julius, on the Furrows of the
Cerebrum in the Ungulata, xiii. 274.

Krusenstern, V., on Cholesterin, x.
650.

Kryptophanic Acid (Liversidge), vi.
422-425; (Pircher, Thudichum), vi.
467 ; the Normal Free Acid of Urine,
(Thudicum), v. 226.

Kiihn, Adolf, on Accessory Supra-
renal Capsules, i. 356.

Kuhne, W., Lehrbuch der Physiologis-
chen Chemie (Review), 1. 3533; on
Ciliary Movement, i. 360; Ueber
die Verdauung der Eiweisstoffe
durch den Pancreassaft, ii. 158-161 ;
on Photo-chemical Processes on the
Retina, xi. 545; on Organised and
so-called Amorphous Ferments, and
on Trypsin (Enzym of the Pancreas),
xi. 560; on ‘Trypsin, &c., xiii.
240.

Kuhnt on Duplicity of Hands and Feet,
vii. 332.

Kulaewsky on the Sub-crurales and

~Sub-anconei Muscles, iv. 301.

Kiilz on the Determination of Sulphur
in Bile, vii. 852; on Human Liver
Glycogen, xi. 564 ; is Grape-sugar a
Normal Constituent of Human Urine,
xi. 566; on Kinosite, xi. 566; and
Frerichs, E., on the Effect of
Ligature of the Bile-duct on the

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Amount of Glycogen of the Liver,
xi. 564.

Kunckel on a System of Capillary
Vessels in Insects, ili. 459 ; on the
Dependence of Perception of Colour
on the Time, ix. 414; on the Rela-
tion between Quantity of Albumen
taken in Food, and Sulphur Ex-
creted in Bile, xi. 562.

Kiintzel on a New Method of inducing
Diabetes, vil. 187.

Kupffer, C., on the Development of
Osseous Fishes, iii. 459 ; on the De-
velopment of Ascidia canina, iv.
307 ; on the Relation of the Nerves
of Glands to the Gland-cells, vii.
330.

Kupressow on the Resistance offered
by the Sphincter Vesice of the Rab-
bit, vii. 191.

Kurtz, J., on the Removal of Alkalies
from the Animal Body, ix. 242.

Kusnezoff, A., Cells containing Blood-
corpuscles in the Spleen, ix. 231.

Kiissner, B., the Early Stages of Urea,
ix. 439.

Kutschin, C., on Development of Bone,
v. 192.

Kiittner on Congenital Atresia of the
Small Intestine, vi. 443 ; Circulation
in the Frog’s Lung, ix. 221.

Kiitz, M., Relation of Facialis-centrum
to Saliva, x. 202.

Kyber, E., on the Structure of the
Spleen, v. 380.

Kymographion (Schummer), ii. 193.

LABADIE-LAGRAVE Auditory Vertigo,
x. 634.

Labbe on the Combined Action of
Opium and Chloroform, vii. 194.

Labée, E., on Carbolic Acid, vi.
496.

Labial Cartilage of Polypterus, v. 179.

Labiate Bear, Teeth of, iii. 276.

Laborde, J. V., on the Action of
Bromide of Potassium, ii. 182; on
the Free Acid of the Gastric Juice,
ix. 234. See Ralfe.

Labrax, xx, 625.

Labrus, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX.

Labyrinth in Birds and Reptiles, xii.
367.

Labyrinthodon, Teeth of, xiv. 284.

Lacerta, xix. 41; Muscles of, xvi. 507.

Lacertilia, Cloacal Pits in, xiv. 95;
Shoulder-girdle of, ii. 158.

Lachrymal Apparatus (Bochdalek), i.
150; Gland, Influence of, on Res-
piration (Bergeon), vi. 235; Inner-
vation of (Herzenstein), ii. 413;
(Wolferz), vi. 473; Sac and its
Ducts, Structure of, xi. 453.

Lachrymation (Demtschenko), vii. 356.

Lacteal Vessels of Pilot Whale, ii. 76-
78.

Lacteals, Absorption by (Broadbent),
iv. 14-16.

Lactic Acid, Sleep-producing Effects
of, x. 623.

Lactoprotein, xi. 568.

Lactosuria, xiii. 249.

Ladendorf, O., on the Action of Nitrite
of Amyl on the Blood-corpuscles,
ix. 416.

Lemargide, vii. 248.

Lemargus,vii. 248 ; ix. 300; borealis,
Anatomy of (Turner), vili. 285-290 ;
Abdominal Pores of, ix. 34 ; xiv. 84;
Oviducts of, xii. 604 ; xix. 221-222;
Visceral Anatomy of (Turner), vii.
233-250 ; rostratus, vii. 249.

Lahs, H., Cause of the First Respira-
tory Act in Infants, ix. 232.

Lair on Reflex Centres in the Cord of
the Frog, iv. 323,

Lafont, A., on the Fecundation of
Cephalopoda, iv. 162.

Lagenorhynchus, v. 136 ; vill. 176 ; xx.
154 ; albirostris, vi. 445; xx. 156;
clanculus, vii. 173.

Lagomorpha, Long Flexors of, xvii.
176.

Lagostomus, Female Organs of, xiv.
59, 70.

Lamansky on Negative Oscillation of
Muscle, v. 218; on Sensibility of
the Eye for Colours, vi. 225.

Lamb, Cyclopian, xii. 521; Develop-
ment of First Visceral Arch in, xvii.
495 ; Experiments on Bovine Tuber-
culosis with, xv. 23; Fetal, xiii.
379.

Te:

Lamellibranchiata, Organs of Bojanus
in, xiii. 115.

Lamna cornubica, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 102; Red Blood-corpuscles of
(Gulliver), vi. 438; and Spallan-
zant, Spiracles of (Turner), ix. 301.

Lamprey, Abdominal Pores and Uro-
genital Sinus of (Ewart), x. 488;
Branchial Basket of (Parker), viii.
63; Nerves of, xvi. 325; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 86, 99; Skull of,
x. 412; Structure of, x. 428, 429;
Vascular Peribranchial Spaces in,
xii, 232; Generation of (Everard
Home), x. 488.

Lancelet, Palpi of (Parker), viii. 63;
Primitive Skeleton of (Humphry), v.
61.

Landau, L., Secretion of the Pancreas,
viii, 410.

Landois on Connective Tissue, i. 146 ;
on the Cardiac Cycles, i. 156 ; on the
Growth of the Diaphyses of Long
Bones, ili. 447; on the Pulse, iy.
324; on a Sphygmoscope, y. 213 ;
on Alterations in the Amount of Air
in the Lungs during the Movements
of the Heart, vi. 235; on Trans-
fusion of Blood, viii. 405 ; Heemanto-
graphy, ix. 222; Influence of the
Gaseous Contents on the Solubility
of the Blood-corpuscles, ix. 229;
Microscopic Observations on_ the
Formation of Ferrin from the Red
Blood-corpuscles, ix. 230; Trans-
fusion of Blood, ix. 416, 645; Graphic
Investigations on the Heart-beat
under Normal and Diseased Condi-
tions, xi. 557. See Eulenberg.

Landolt, E., on the Retina of the Frog,
Salamander and Triton, v. 379.

Landré and Jacobson on the Self-regu-
lation of Animal Heat, i. 366.

Lane, W. A., Costal and Sternal
Asymmetry, xviii. 335-338 ; Super-
numerary Cervico-dorsal Vertebra-
bearing Ribs, with Vertebral and
Costal Asymmetry ; Abnormal Arti-
culation in the Sternum, xix. 266-
273 ; some Variations in the Human
Skeleton, xx. 388-404 ; on Floating
Kidney, xx, 544; on an Inter-clavi-

112

cular Muscle in the Human Subject,
xx, 544-545.

Lang on Alloxan in Urine, ii. 180; on
Suppression of Perspiration,'vii, 189.
Lange, Action of Ammoniacal Salts on
the Animal Organism, ix. 448; on
the Origin of Cells containing Blood-
corpuscles, and the Metamorphosis
of Blood in the Lymph-sac of the
Frog, x. 645.

Langendorff, O., on the Electrical
Excitability of the Cerebrum of the
Frog, x. 542.

Langer, K., on the Growth of the
Skeleton, vii. 168.

Langerhans, P., on the Nerves of the
Human Skin, iii. 452; on Stratified
Epithelium, viii. 162 ; on Histology
of the Heart, viii. 173; on Touch
Corpuscles and Rete Malpighii, viii.
175; on the Skin of the Larva of
Salamandra maculosa, vili. 177 ; on
the Architecture of the Spongy Tis-
sue of Bones (Title only), ix. 190 ;
on the Glandular Structure of the
Prostate, Vas Deferens, Vesicula
Seminalis, and Cowper’s Glands, ix.
207 ; Architecture of the Spongiosa,
ix. 244; Untersuchungen iiber
Petromyzon planeri, x. 423 (foot-
note).

Langgard, A., Comparative Investiga-
tions on Human Milk, and that of
the Cow, x. 651.

Langhans, T., on the Glandular
Structure of the Human Ovary, ii.
175.

Langley, J. N., on the Action of Jabor-
andi, ix. 448; on the Heart, x.
187; the Action of Pilocarpin on
the Sub-maxillary Gland of the
Dog, xi. 173.

Language, Darwin’s Philosophy of,
(Miller), vii. 338.

Lankester, E. Ray, on the Anatomy of
the Limpet, ii. 406 ; Development
of the Cephalopoda, ix. 403 ; Experi-
ments on the Red Blood-corpuscle,
vi. 438; Observations on the Develop-
ment of the Eye of the Cuttle-fish,
ix. 207 ; on Hemoglobin in Muscle,
vi. 241; vii. 346 ; on Homology, v.

INDEX TO VOLS, I.—XX.

198 ; on the Organisation of Oligo-
cheetous Annelids, v. 387; on the
Primitive Cell-layers of the Embryo,
viii, 170; on the Spectroscopic
Examination of Certain Animal
Substances, iv. 119-129; on the
Vascular System of Branchiobdella
and the Blood-corpuscles of the
Earthworm, xii. 591; on Various
Invertebrata, vii. 339 ; Preliminary
Notice of some Observations with the
Spectroscope on Animal Substances,
ii. 114-116; and Moseley, H. N.,on the
Nomenclature of Mammalian Teeth,
and on the Dentition of the Moleand
the Badger, iii. 73-80.

Lannelongue on the Circulation in
the Walls of the Heart, iii. 207.

O., and A. le Dentu on the
Costo-pericardiac Ligament, iii. 200.

Laptschinsky, M., on the Chemistry of
the Lens, xi. 549.

Lapwing, Continental, xviii. 86.

Laqueur on the Permeability of the
Cornea to Fluids, vii. 189 ; on Micro-
metry of the Posterior Part of the
Eye, viii. 400.

Larcher, J. F., on the Inter-maxillary
Bones in Man, ii. 892; on the Ossi-
fication of the Sternum, i. 195.

Laride, xix. 66; Crotaphyte Fossa in,
xx. 247.

Larmuth, Leopold, on the Poisonous
Activity of Vanadium in Ortho-,
Meta-, and Pyro-vanadie Acids, xi.
251. See Gamgee, Arthur.

Larus, xviii. 284; xix. 66; argenta-
tus, xx. 61; delawarensis, xix. 67.
Larval Membrane of Asellus Aquaticus,

li. 81.

Laryngeal Cartilages of Phocena and
Beluga, xiv. 469; Mucous Mem-
brane, Anatomy of (Coyne), ix. 396 ;
Nerves, Experiments on Muscles of,
x. 443; of Criminal executed by
Hanging, x. 646.

Larynx (Wyllie), i. 360; Abnormal
Structures in (Gruber), ix. 397;
Anatomy of Human (Disse), x. 453 ;
of Thyro-arytenoid Muscle in, xvi.
485; Mucous Membrane of (Luschka),
iii, 455; Nerves and Muscles of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX,

(Schech), viii. 203 ; of Chimpanzee,
i, 263 ; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 165;
Relations of, in the Fetus and Child
(Symington), xix. 286-291; Tuber-
culosis of, xiii. 414; Valvular Action
of, xvii. 363.

Laschkewitch on the Calabar Bean, i.
155 ; on the Action of Cyanogen on
Blood, iii. 469; on the Cause of
Death when the Skin is Varnished,
ili. 216.

Lassar, J., on the Alkalinity of the
Blood, ix. 222.

Lateral Line in Elasmobranch Fishes,
xi. 407.

Latschenbergen, J., on Digestion and
Absorption in the Human Large
Intestine, viii. 413.

Laughter, Physiology and Psychology
Of, Ix, Ds

Laura, Giambattista, Researches on the
Minute Structure of the Spinal Cord,
xvi. 303.

Laurent on the Action of Hyosciamia
and Daturia, v. 205.

Laurie, E., on Temperature in Health,
vili. 427,

Lavdowsky on VNerve-endings in
Bladder of Frog, vii. 170.

Lawes, J. B., on the Formation of
Fat in the Animal Body, xi. 577;
and J. H. Gilbert on Fattening
Herbivora for Human Food, i.
184; on the source of Fat, i.
359.

Lawson, H., on the Ciliary Muscle in
Birds, iv. 160.

Laycock, T., Mind and Brain: or the
Correlations of Consciousness and
Organisation, 2nd ed. (Review), iv.
148.

Lead, Action of (Mayencon and
Bergeret), viii. 219; Poisoning,
Pathological Anatomy of, xv. 78;
Salts, Action of, when Introduced
directly into the Blood (Blake),
viii. 246.

Leared, A., on the Presence of Sul-
phocyanides in Blood and Urine, iv.
181.

Leaves, Growth in, xii. 528,

Leber on the Circulation in Optic

113

Nerve and Retina, vii. 344; Change
of Fluids in the Eye, viii. 400.

Le Blane, Asphyxia through Insuffi-
ciency of Oxygen, ix. 232.

Lecithin (Diakonow), ii. 429; iii. 241;
digestibility of, xiii. 245,

Lecorché on Phosphorus, iii. 222.

Lecythia elegans, iv. 259.

Lee, R. J., Observations on the Ciliary
Muscle in Fish, Birds, and Quadrn-
peds, iii. 14-23; on the Ciliary
Muscle of Birds, vii. 170; on the
Sense of Sight in Birds, vii. 344;
viii. 173.

Leech, Digestion of Blood by, and
Effects of Various Stimuli on, xvi.
446, 456; Action of Irritants on
(Hollis), viii. 120-121.

Lesshaft, Die Lumbalgegend in Ana-
tomisch-Chirurgischer Hinsicht (Re-
view), v. 372.

Lefort on Urea in Milk, i. 159.

Leg, Congenital Hypertrophy of (Bar-
ling), xx. 358-359; Malformation of,
xii. 419,

Legg, J. W., Observations on the

-Physiclogical Action of Hydro-
chlorate of Cotarnamic Acid, v. 257-
264 ; Experiments as to the Cause of
Bile-pigment in Urine, vii. 165;
on Changes in the Liver which fol-
low Ligature of the Bile-ducts, viii.
420 ; Inquiry into the Cause of the
Slow Pulse in Jaundice, xi. 552.

Le Goff and Ramonat on the Cellular
Elements of Tendon, ix. 392.

Legouis, P., on the Pancreas of Osseous
Fish, vii. 338.

Legros, C., on Erectile Tissue, ii. 397 ;
on the Epithelial Lining of the Blood-
vessels, iii. 200; on Movements of
the Intestine, iv. 187; on the Eli-
mination of Urea, iv. 321; on Chorei-
form Movements in Dogs, and Action
of Electricity on Reflex Movements,
vi. 221; Experiments on Vagus, vii.
343 ; on the Origin and Formation
of the Dental Follicle in the Mam-
malia, viii. 887; on the Structure
and the Epithelium of the Secretory
Bile-ducts, ix. 205; and Dubrueil
on Sulphocyanate of Potassium, ii,

H

114

183; and Onimus on the Action of
Chloroform on the Heart, ii. 418-
419.

Lehmann, L., on the Determination
of the Animal Heat in Puerperal
Processes, i. 367; on Nitro-benzene
Poisoning, vili. 223.

Lehnert, M., on the Fibres of Purkinge,
iii. 200.

Leichtenstern on the Volume of the
Expired Air under Different Condi-
tions, vi. 483.

Leidesdorf on the Physiological Action
of Papaverine, ili. 223.

Leidy, J., on Polydactylism in the
Horse, vii. 332.

Leiomyomata, xix. 441.

Lemur, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62;
Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 13 ; Ossicles
of, xili. 405; Placenta of, x. 703;
catta, iv. 162; niger, iv. 162; nigri-
Jrons, iv. 162; rufipes, Placenta of,
xii. 148; varius, iv. 162; xantho-
mystax, iv. 162.

Lemuridw, xx. 50; Female Organs
of, xiv. 70; Long Flexors of, xvii.
174; Ossicles of, xiii. 404; Position
and Skeleton of (Mivart), ix. 404.

Lemuroidea, Anatomy of (Murie and
Mivart), iv. 162.

Lemurs, Affinities of, xi. 52; Brain of, ix.
108 ; Dentition of, ili. 73, 74, 275;
Epitrochleo-anconeus in (Galton), ix.
173; Form of the Encephalon in
(Gervais), vi. 444; Placenta and
Membranes of (Milne Edwards), vi.
440, 444; Placentation of, viii.
869; xi. 84, 48, 495 xii. 147 ; xiv.
148,

Lens, Anatomy of (Thin and Ewart),
x. 223; Chemistry of, xi. 549.

Leopard, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62 ;
Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 7, 9, 13;
Tail of, vii. 272.

Leopold, G., on the Lymphatics of the
Normal Non-pregnant Uterus, vili.
391-392.

Lepidopus, xix. 427.

Lepidosiren, xx. 622 ; Blood-corpuscles
of, x. 206; annectens, the Muscles
and Nerves of (Humpbry), vi. 253-
270; annectens and L. paradoxa,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Eyes, &c., of, xvi. 328, 344; para-
doxa, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
88.

Lepidosteus, Absence of Fenestre in,
xi. 611; Alimentary Canal and Pan-
creas of (Macallum), xx. 604-636 ;
Development of the Vertebral Column
in (Gegenbaur), ii. 404; Genital
Ducts of, x. 32, 36; Hyomandibular
Cleft and Pseudobranch of (Wright),
xix. 476-499; Nerves of Eye-muscles
of, xvi. 325 ; osseus, Pori Abdominales
of, xiv. 88, 94.

Lepilemur, ix. 404; Placenta of, viii.
369 ; xii. 148,

Lepine, R., on the Connective Tissue
in the Perivascular Canals, iv. 159;
on the Origin and Distribution of
Sugar-forming Ferment, vi. 247; on
Blood Gases, vii. 346; on Peptic
Gastric Glands, viii. 416; Roche-
fontaine and Tridon on the Motor
Centres of the Encephalon, x. 620;
on the Influence of the Excitation of
the Brain on the Beats of the Heart,
xa. 187.

Leporide, Female Organs of, xiv. 59,
61.

Leptandra virginica, xi. 72.

Leptandria, Action of, on Biliary Secre-
tion of Dog, xi. 72.

Lepus, Cranial Bones of (Himstedt), v.
384; cwniculus, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 159, 179; Ventricles of, xvii.
367 ; timidus, Epitrochleo-anconeus
in, ix. 169; timidus and cuniculus,
Skulls of, xiii. 115.

Lerneopoda elongata, vii.
604.

Lesion of Temporo-sphenoidal Lobe of
Brain, xiv. 221.

Lesions of Lung and Brain, Relations
between (Brown-Séquard), v. 403 ;
Vascular, in Hydrophobia, xv. 88.

Leslie, George, on the Dentition of
Hypsiprymnus (Bettongia) peniecit-
latus (Gray), xiii. 546.

Lesser, L. von, on a Method of Obtain-
ing Lymph in Large Quantities, vil.
184 ; on the Accommodation of the
Vessels for Large Quantities of Blood,
x. 645; Transfusion and Autotrans-

235; xii.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

fusion, x. 645; on the Distribution
of the Coloured Blood-corpuscles in
the Blood Stream, xiii. 125.

Lesshaft, P., on the Musculus Orbicu-
laris Orbite, iii. 198; on the
Muscles and Fascie in the Region
of the Urethra, viii. 160; on the
Situation of the Stomach, and the
Relation which exists between its
Form and its Functions, xvi. 303.

Letheby, H., on Food, iv. 323.

Letters from C. Bell to Prof. G. J. Bell,
iii, 147-182.

Letzerich, L., on Intestinal Absorption,
i. 361 ; on Goblet Cells, ii. 173, 174 ;
on the Mode of Termination of
Nerves of the Testicle, iii. 199 ; on
the Terminal Bodies of the Nerves of
Taste, iii. 451.

Leube, W., on the Digestive Action of
the Intestinal Juice, iii. 229.

Leuciscus vulgaris and phoscinus, Res-
piratory Movements of, xiv. 462.

Leucin (Radziejewsky), i. 162; ii.
180.

Leucocythemia, Hyposcanthin in the
Blood of (Reichardt), v. 224 ; Inner-
vation of the Spleen in Relation to
(Tarchanoff), viii. 185; Urine in
(Reichardt, Salkowsky), v. 226.

Leukemia, Urine in (Jacubasch), iii.
241.

Leven, M., on the Action of Caffeine
and Theine, iii. 224 ; on the Diges-
tion of Alimentary Substances, ix.
234; on the Intestinal Juice, ix.
426 ; on the Physiological Action of
Carbonic Acid, iv. 311.

Lewaschow, S., Influence of Nerves on
Nutrition of Vessels and Production
of Aneurism, xvi. 144.

Lewes, G. H., on Sensation in the
Spinal Cord, viii. 400.

Lewin, L., on the Action of Aconitin
on the Heart, x. 209; Presence of
Bile-pigments in the Urine, ix. 440.

Lewis, Bevan, on a New Freezing
Microtome for the Preparation of
Sections of the Brain and Spinal
Cord, xi. 537; on Use of Freezing
Mixture in Microseopic Examination
of Brain, xiii. 283, See Clarke.

115

Lewisson on the Action of Sulphuretted
Hydrogen on the Blood, i. 160; on
Motor Nerve Centres, iv. 324; on
the Effects of Poisons on Frogs de-
prived of Blood, v. 395.

Lewitzky, P., on the Substances which
Increase the Temperature of the
Animal Body, vili. 428, 429.

Lex, R., on the Decomposition of Uric
Acid by Bacteria, vii. 356.

Leyden on the Movements of the Brain.
and Blood-pressure in the Cranium,
i, 360; on Fever, v. 218; on Re-
spiration in Fever, v. 404.

Leydig, F., on the Structure and De-
velopment of the Teeth of Snakes,
vii. 338; on Glands of the Head of
Ophidians, vill. 177 ; on Structure
of the Skin of Ophidians, viii.
177.

—— H., on the Organ of Hearing of
the Gasteropoda, vi. 443.

Liborius on the Quantitative Estima-
tion of Albumen, vii. 358.

Lichtheim on the Influence of the
Spinal Cord on the Secretion of Bile,
ii. 414,

Lieberkiihn, N., on Traumatic Keratitis,
ix. 415; Left-handedness (Hollis),
ix. 263 ; on the Action of Alizarin on
the Tissues of the Animal Body, ix.
443,

Lieberkiihn’s
205.

Liebermann, L., Notes on the Phy-
siology of the Respiratory Move-
ments and Pulmonary Circulation,
vi. 483; on Choletelin and Hydro-
bilirubin, x. 650.

Liebermeister on Regulation of Tem-
perature, vi. 238.

Liebig, G. von, Influence of Change of
Atmospheric Pressure on the Body,
vi. 234 ; on Cholie Acid, vi. 468.

Liebig’s Extract (Weide), vi. 471.

Liebrecht, F., Fever after Transfusion,
ix. 247,

Life, Highest Temperature at which
it can Exist, x. 651; Origin of, iv.
331; Phenomena of (Bert), viii. 215 ;
Terminal Forms of (Cleland), xviii.
345-362.

Glands viii.

(Costa),

116

Costo-pericardiae (Lanne-
longue and le Dentu), iii. 200;
Ischio-trochanteric (Dwight), viii.
134-1385; Internal Lateral, of
Human Lower Jaw, xiv. 201 ; Trans-
verse of Atlas (Macalister), ii. 59.

Ligaments, Nature of (Sutton), xviii.
225-238, 406-410 ; xix. 27-50, 241-
265; xx. 39-75; Nomenclature of,
xii. 159 ; of the Appendicular Skele-
ton, xviii, 237; of the Axial Skeleton,
xviii. 237; of <Eye, xx. 9, 16,; of
the Limbs, xviii, 229 ; of Phalanges,
cutaneous, xii. 526; of Sowerby’s
Whale, xx. 169; of the Vertebral
Column (Sutton), xix. 257.

Ligamentum Nuche of the Malayan
Tapir (Murie), vi. 135; Teres, xvii.
191; Use of (Savory), viii. 291-296.

Ligature, Hmorrhages after (Ross-
bach and Froéblich), viii. 403; of
Arteries, Congestion after, v. 213.

Light-contrast, Simultaneous (Hering),
ix, 414 ; Influence of, on the Weight
of the Body, x. 222; Physiological
Action of (Dewar and M‘Kendrick),
vii. 275-282 ; viii. 187 ; Relation of,
to Sensation, xi. 707 ; Sensation of
(Delbceuf), ix. 219. See Rays.

Lightbody, W. H., on the Compa-
rative Microscopic Anatomy of the
Cornea of Vertebrates, i. 15-43.

Lima Hians, Orange-red Pigment of,
ii. 116.

Limbs, Changes in Spinal Cord after
Amputation of, xiv. 424; Lower,
Inequality in Length of, xiii. 502 ;
of Selachia (Gegenbaur), v. 199;
of Vertebrates (Owen), i. 132;
(Gegenbaur), v. 199 ; of Vertebrates,
Comparison of the Fore and Hind
Limbs in (Humphry), x. 659 ; Sym-
metry and Homology in (Wyman),
ii, 404,

Lime, Effect of, on the Alkalinity of
the Blood, x. 645; Phosphate of,
ix. 244; Salts, Action of, when
Introduced Directly into the Blood
(Blake), viii. 243.

Jimicole, American,
(Shufeldt), xix. 51-82.

Limneus stagnalis, iv. 81. :

Ligament,

Skeletons of

INDEX TO VOLS, I,—XX.

Limosa, xviii. 99; xix. 76 ; fda, xix.
62, 69, 73 (note), 76; rufa, xix. 55,
62; wropygialis, xix. 74, 76.

Limpet, Anatomy of (Lankester), ii.
406.

Limulus, Anatomy of (Edwards), vii.
338 ; polyphemus, Anatomy of
(Owen), vill. 178; Development of
(Packard), vi. 449; vii. 338.

Lindemann, A., on the Termination of
the Nerves in the Mucous Membrane
of the Larynx, iv. 304.

Lindgren, H., on the Structure of the
Kidney in Birds, iii. 202.

L., on the Structure of the
Human Uterus, ili. 244.

Lineide, Anatomy of (M‘Intosh), x.
231.

Lineus genevensis and marinus, Ana-
tomy of, x. 232.

Liolepis belli, Myology of (Sanders),
vil. 338.

Lion, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62;
Larynx of, xvii. 368; Muscles of
Foot of, 7, 13 ; Omphalo-mesenteric
Remains in, xvii. 59; Placenta of,
xi. 43; Tail of (Turner), vii. 271-
273.

Liouville and Voisin on the Action of
Curara, i. 368.

Lipmann, H., on the Nerve Endings
in the Cornea, iv. 305.

Lipomata in Animals (Sutton), xix.
420.

Lippmann’s
xvii. 345.

Lip-pustule, Malignant, xvii. 46.

Lips, Muscles of, x. 443.

Lisle, S. E. de, Appendix to Dr Hill’s
Paper on a Micro-hydrocephalous
Brain, xix. 382-384.

Lister, Sir J., on the Ligature of Arteries
on the Antiseptic System, lili. 393 ;
on the Parts of the Nervous System
Regulating the Contraction of the

' Arteries, ix. 411.

Listing’s Law (Hermann), ix. 219.

Lith, J. G. van der, on Blood-cor-
puscles, i. 363; on the Descent of
the Testicles, ii. 434.

Lithia Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), vii. 202,

Capillary Electrometer,

INDEX TO VOLS, I.—xXX.

Lithodes, ii. 82.

Little Anteater, Myology of the Limbs
of (Humphry), iv. 17-78.

Litzmann, C. ©. T., on a Case of
Extroversio Vesice, viii. 171

Live-development Slide, xi. 403.

Liver of Bushwoman, i. 206 ; of Snake,
ii. 162; of Mammalia, ii. 162; of
Rabbit, ii. 163 ; xii. 384 ; Observa-
tions on (Eberth), ii. 398 ; Influence
of the Spinal Cord on the Secretion
of Bile (Lichtheim), ii. 414 ; Biliary
Secretion and Absorption (Heiden-
hain), ili. 214 ; Glycogenic Function
of (Flint), iii, 463; iv.189; Histology
of (Solowieff), vii. 187 ; Innervation
of (Pfliiger), iv. 188; Structure of,
in Mammalia (Asp), iv. 334; Human,
Structure of (Schmidt), v. 196;
Nerve Endings in (Pfliiger), v. 379 ;
Formation of Urea in (Cyon), v.
408 ; x. 650; of Greenland Shark,
vii. 236; Action of Mercury on
(Ritter), vii. 352; on the Anatomy
and Physiology of the (Asp), ix.
205, 430; Epithelium of Bile-ducts
(Legros), ix. 205; Papers on, ix.
238-241; x. 215; Circulation of
Blood in Excised (Heger), ix. 418;
Lymph and Lymphatics of, ix. 432,
433 ; Formation of Glycogen in, ix.
437-439; xiii. 122; xi. 504; Arrange-
ment of Nerves of, x. 446; Produc-
tion of Glycosuria by Action of
Oxygenated Blood on, x. 648;
Secretion of, x. 650°; xi. 204; Nerves
of, x. 650; Relation of Contraction of
Spleen to, during Stimulation of the
Splenic Nerves, xi. 204; of Camel,
lobules and connective tissue of, xi.
354 ; Lymphatics of, xi. 562; Fer-
ment, Action on Acids and Alkalies
in, xi. 563; Nomenclature of, xii.
175 ; Development of Fibrous Tissue
in Cirrhosis of, xiv. 185; Tumour,
Peculiar, xiv. 329; Histology of,
Cirrhosis of, xv. 69; Histology of,
in Acute Yellow Atrophy, xv. 422 ;
of Koala, xv.. 470; Variations in
(Thomson), xix. 303-306 ; of Sower-
by’s Whale, xx. 150.

Liversidge, A., on the Amylolytic Fer-

117

ment of the Pancreas, vili. 23-29 ;
vill. 409 ; Note upon Kryptophanic
Acid, vi. 422-425,

Livom, C. See Cazeneuve, P.

Lizard, Muscles of, xvi. 505 ; Skin of
(Hulke), iii. 417-419 ; Stump-tailed,
xx. 41; Teeth of (Tomes), ix.
397.

Llama, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62 ;
Larynx of, xvii. 369; Placenta of,
xi. 44, 49.

Loach, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462,

Lobar Pneumonia, Chronic, xv. 502.

Lobation, Variety of Pulmonary, xvi.
605,

Lobelina, Action on the Circulation
(Ort), ix. 420.

Lobipes Hyperboreus, xix. 65.

Lobster, Eye of (Newton), viii. 178 ;
Gastric Apparatus of, xi. 56 ; Head
of, xiv. 348.

Lobster’s Antenna, Reproduction of
** Feeler”’ of, xvi. 47.

Lockenberg, E., on the Movements of
Respiration, vill. 203.

Lockwood, C. B., The Development of
the Great Omentum and Transverse
Mesocolon, xviii. 257-264; The
Anatomy of the Muscles, Ligaments,
and Fasciz of the Orbit, including an
Account of the Capsule of Tenon, the
Check Ligaments of the Recti, and
of the Suspensory Ligament of the
Eye, xx. 1-25.

Locomotion, Human (Wilder), vi. 444 ;
(Marey), ix. 245; ‘Terrestrial
(Marey), vii. 329.

Locomotor Ataxia, xvi. 364.

Leebisch on Sulphurous Substances in
Urine, vi. 467.

Leesch, F., on the Action of Saliva on
Starch, iii. 463.

Lewenberg, B., on the Structure of the
Spiral Lamina of the Cochlea, iii.
452; on Section of the Semicireular
Canals, viii. 188; on the Disturb-
ance of Motion which occur after
Section of Semicireular Canals, ix.
220.

Lewit, M., Quantitative Estimation of
the Fat of Milk, ix. 447.

118 INDEX) TO (VOLS:71.—X

Logwood-staining Solution, xiv. 140.

Loisen, E., on the Influence of Boiling
Distilled Water on Fehling’s Solu-
tion, x. 650.

Loligo, Cardiac Nerves of, x. 506.

Lolliot, J., on the Physiological Action
of Arsenic, ii. 471.

Lombard, Influence of Respiration upon
Animal Heat, iii, 215.

Lomikowsky, Influence of Bicarbonate
of Soda on Dogs, ix. 236.

Lommel on Gelatine Plates for Spec-
troscopy, vi. 471.

Long Bones, Necrosis in, xiii. 234.

Longet on Conduction in Spinal Cord,
vii. 341.

Longniddry Whale, the Sternum and
Innominate of (Turner), iv. 271-
281.

Lonsdale, H., Biography of Prof. J.
Goodsir (Review), iii. 194.

Loos on the Action of Curara, iv. 314.

Lophiodontide, xi. 48.

Lop-sided Generations (Hollis), ix.
263.

Lorain on the Action of Digitalis, v.
205 ; on Effects of Blood-letting, v.
215.

Loris, Arteries in Arm and Leg, xiv.
394.

Lortet on the Rapidity of the Blood-
current in the Arteries of the Horse,
ii. 411 ; on the Influence of Altitude
on Animal Temperature, iv. 331.

Lossen on the Excretion of Carbonic
Acid by the Lungs, i. 359.

Lota, xx. 625.

Loven, C., on Arterial Dilatation as a
Result of Nervous Irritation, ii. 194 ;
on the Influence of Vaso-motor Nerves
on the Cerebral Vessels, ii. 412; a
Contribution to our Knowledge of the
Gustatory Papill of the Tongue, iii.
242; on the Innervation of the
Heart and Blood-vessels, iii, 251 ;
on Respiration, iv. 195; on the so-
called Controlling Behaviour of the
Nervous System, iv. 195; on the
Lymph Passages of the Stomach, v.
232; and G. Schwalbe on the
Structure of the Papille of the
Tongue, iii. 200.

Lower Jaw of the Cachalot (Thomson),

iil. 204.

Lowne, B. P., on the Anatomy of

Ascaris lumbricoides, v. 387; De-
scriptive Catalogue of the Terato-
logical Series in the Museum of the
Royal College of Surgeons of Eng-
land (Review), vil. 320 ; a Note on
the Mechanical Work of Respiration,
ix. 280; on the Quantitative Rela-
tion of Light to Sensation—a Contri-
bution to the Physiology of the
Retina, xi. 707.

Lubavin on Artificial Digestion of

Casein by Pepsin, and the Action of
Water on Albuminous Substances, vi.
460.

Lubimoff on the Embryonal Develop-

ment of Nerve-celis, viii. 181; on
the Sympathetic and Cerebro-spinal
Nervous Systems, ix. 204.

Lucas, A., Helmholtz’s Model of the

Ear, with a Contribution to the
Physiology of the Auditory Appa-
ratus, ix. 220.

—w— R. Clement, on the Normal

Arrangement of the Brachial Plexus
of Nerves, x. 446.

Luchsinger, B., on Muscular Power, vi.

239 ; the Formation of Glycogen in
the Liver, viii. 418 ; Das Myophys-
ische Gesetz, vili. 423 ; Remarks on
Preyer’s Myo-physical Laws, ix. 245 ;
Inhibition of the Action of Ferments
in the Living Animal, x. 654. See
Sokolow, O., son Cheyne - Stoke’s
Phenomenon, xvi. 146.

E., on the Formation of Gly-
cogen in the Liver, ix. 238.

Luchtmans, G. J., on the Structure of

the Sympathetic, i. 363.

Luciani, L., on the Periodic Function

of the Isolated Frog’s Heart, viii.
191-193 ; on Heart Tetanus, ix.
334-352.

Ludwig, C. on tne Heart Sounds, iv.

186 ; on Irritability of the Centri-
petal Fibres in the Spinal Cord, vi.
219; on Vaso-motor Nerves of
Muscular Arteries, vi. 229; on
Position of the Vaso-motor Centre,
vi. 231; on the Structure of the

INDEX TO VOLS, I.-XX.

Kidney, ix. 276 ; Die Lymphgefiasse
der Fascien und Sehnen (Review), vi.
431; Observations on the Heart, ix.
338, 351 ; and Cyon on Vaso-motor
Nerves, ii. 190 ; and Dogiel on the
Cause of the First Sound of the
Heart, iii. 207 ; and Schmidt, A., on
Changes in the Blood Circulating
through the Muscles of Carnivora,
iii, 230 ; on the Composition of the
Gases which Flow with the Blood
through the Irritable Muscle of
Mammalia, iv. 172-176.

Luecke on Abnormally Long Styloid
Processes of the Temporal Bones, v.
192. ’

Luetken, C. F., on the Cyami which
Infest Cetacea, ix. 405.

Luettich, E., on Vomiting, ix. 237.

Lumbar Aponeurosis, xix. 246 ; Plexus,
Irregular, vii. 310; Rib in Ox, ix.
61 (footnote); Ribs, Variations in,
ix. 18, 60; Vertebra, Presence of
a Sixth (Bellamy), ix. 185; and
Sacrum, ix. 18, 75; in Gorilla, ix.
79 (note).

Lumbricales in Foot, xvii. 404.

Lumbricus terrestris, vii. 85 ; Develop-
ment of (Raetzel), iv. 161, 367;
Mesoblast and Hypoblast, xi. 152 ;
Red Cruorine in, ii. 114.

Lump-Fish, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

Lung, Abnormalities of the Lobes of
(Maylard), xx. 34-38; Cause of
Supernumerary Lobe of the Right
(Cleland), iv. 200; Defective (Rat-
jen), ii. 176 ; Epithelioma of, xvii.
509 ; Juice, Crystalline Constituents
of, xi. 558; Klein on the, x. 434 ;
Nutrition of (Marcet), vii. 357 ; Right
Accessory Lobe to (Collins), viii.
388; (Humphry), xix. 345-346 ;
Right Human, with Lobus Impar
(Pozzi), viii. 174; Supernumerary
Lobe (Chiene), iv. 89-90 ; Tubercu-
losis of, xiii, 414; of Frog, Circula-
tion in (Kiittner), ix. 221; and
Brain, Relations between Lesions
of (Brown-Séquard), v. 403; and
Bronchus Defective (Ratjen), ii. 176.

Lungs, of Bushwoman, i. 206; Excretion

119

of Carbonic Acid by (Lossen), i. 359 ;
Extravasation of Blood into (Jehn),
ix. 232 ; Inflammation of (Key), iv.
195 ; Minute Structure of (Hirsch-
mann and Chrzonszezewsky), i. 357 ;
of Newt, Nerves of, xvi. 96; of
Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 164; Tempera-
ture of (Albert and Stricker), ix.
247,

Lusana on the Portal Circulation and
Biliary Secretion, viii. 418.

Luschka, H. von, on the Abdominal
Part of the Human (Esophagus, iv.
301; on Adenoid Tissue, ii. 398 ;
Anatomy of the Pharynx (Reviewed),
ili, 444; on the Arrangement and
Structure of the Mucous Membrane
of the Larynx, ili, 455; on the
Processus Marginalis of Malar Bones,
iv. 150; on the Relations of the
Stomach and Spleen, iv. 1553; on
Congenital Malformations of the
(Esophagus, iv. 161; on Hymen
Fimbriatus, i. 856 ; on the Muscular
Arrangements of the Human Wind-
pipe, iv. 301; on a Musculus Pubo-
transversalis, v. 193 ; on the Nerves
of the Human Larynx, iv. 304; on
Pharyngeal Muscles and Stricture of
the Csophagus, iii. 198; on the
Veins of the Human Larynx, iv. 802 ;
Der Schlund Kopf des Menschen
(Review), iii. 444.

Lusk on the Origin of Diabetes, v.
217.

Lussana on the Chorda Tympani, iv.
185 ; on Nerves of Taste, vi. 227.

Lutze, E. A., on the Mechanism of the
Heart, viii. 403.

Luys on the Reflex Actions of the
Brain in the Normal and Morbid
Conditions of their Manifestations,
x. 625.

Lycoctonia, Action of, x, 657.

Lymneus, xi. 153.

Lymph, Absorption of, by Tendons
and Fascie, vi. 228; Capillaries,
Contractile Elements of, x. 207 ;
Cells, Exudation of (Sternberg), iii.
248 ; Formation of (Nasse), vii. 354 ;
Gases of (Hammersten), vil. 189 ; of
Blood and, in Asphyxiated Animals,

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x. 646; Influence of Curara on Quan-
tity of, xi. 198 ; Method of Obtaining,
in Large Quantities, vii. 184; Pas-
sages of the Stomach (Lovén), v.
232 ; Sac of Frog, Metamorphosis of
Blood in, x. 645; Secretion of
(Emminghaus), ix. 231 ; in the Fore-
limbs of the Dog (Paschutin), viii.
199-203 ; Spaces in the Eye-ball
(Schwalbe), v. 195 ; see also Blood ;
Vessels, i. 148 ; Relation of, to the
Juice-canals, x. 645; to the Juice-
canals (Arnold), ix. 392 ; of the Skin
(Neumann), ix. 206 ; and Lymphatics
of Liver, ix. 432, 433 ; and Blood-
vessels of the Brain and Spinal Cord
(Eberth), iv. 302.

Lymphangeictodes, xviii. 322.
Lymphangioma Cutis, xvili, 324;

Tuberosum Multiplex, xviii. 319.

Lymphatic System (Thin), ix. 193 ;

(Klein), x. 434; Glands of Breast,
xiii, 118; Glands, Functions of
(Gibson), xx. 456; Glands of Pilot
Whale, ii. 76; Hearts of the Frog
(Jones), lii. 201 ; System of the Eye-
ball (Schwalbe), iv. 302; Vessels,
Minute, Origin of (Afonossiew, Dom-
browsky), iii. 200.

Lymphatics, Absorption by (Broad-

bent), iv. 14-16 ; Canals Connecting
Blood-vessels with, x. 208 ; of Carti-
lage, xv. 121; Communication of,
with Blood-vessels (Carter), iv.
97-118 ; of the Cornea (Thin), viii.
390; Diseases of (Hoggan), xviii.
304-326 ; Distribution of (Eberth
and Belajeff), i. 357 ; of the Liver,
xi. 562 ; of the Lungs (Klein), viii.
390; of Mammalian Urinary Bladder,
xv. 355; of the Normal Non-pregnant
Uterus (Leopold), viii. 391-392 ; of
Pancreas, xv. 475 ; of the Pericordium
(Schumkow), ix. 221 ; of Periosteum,
xvii. 308 ; of the Plagiostomi (Robin),
i. 367 ; of the Skin, Normal Anatomy
of (Hoggan), xviii. 306 ; of Uterus,
Comparative Anatomy of, xvi. 50;
of Walls of Larger Blood-vessels,
VITAL?

Ly:aphoma in Dog and Sheep, xv. 6.
Lysimachia, Cells of, x. 398.

Macacus, xx. 657-659; Malleus of,
xiii, 404; Placentation of, xii.
495 ; arctoides, vili. 175 ; cyclopis,
viii. 17553; cynomolgus, xx. 659;
nemestrinus, XxX. 646, 652, 659;
Placenta of, villi. 370, 371 ; speciosus,
viii. 175.

M‘Aldowie, Alexander M., Fibrinous
Coagulain Left Ventricles, xvii. 194;
Observations on the Development
and the Decay of the Pigment Layer
on Birds’ Eggs, xx. 225.

Macalister, A., Notes on an Instance
of Irregularity in the Muscles around
the Shoulder Joint, i. 316-319 ; on
the Nature of the Coronoid Portion
of the Pronator Radii Teres, ii. 8-12;
Abnormalities in the Skeleton of the
Upper Limb, ii. 165 ; on the Com-
parative Anatomy and Physiology of
the Gall-bladder, ii. 172; on the
Homologies of the Flexor Muscles of
the Vertebrate Limb, ii. 283-289 ;
on the Anatomy of Globiocephalus
svineval, ii. 405; Notes on
the Homologies and Comparative
Anatomy of the Atlas and Axis, iii.
54-64 ; Sesamoid Bone in the Tendon
of the Supinator Brevis, iii. 108 ; on
Muscular Homologies, iii, 197; on
the Arrangement of the Pronator
Muscles in the Limbs of Vertebrate
Animals, iil. 3835-340; on the
Myology of Bradypus tridactylus, iv.
162 ; on the Myology of the Wombat

and Tasmanian Devil, iv. 308 ; the
Varieties of the Styloid Muscles, v.
28-31 ; on the Varieties of the Pro-
nator quadratus, v. 32-343; on
Human Muscular Anomalies, vii.
168; on the Anatomy of Cynocephalus
hamadryas, vii. 171; on the
Myology of the Cheiroptera, vil. 171 ;
on the Myology of Sarcophilus
ursinus and Phascolarctos cinereus,
vii. 172; on the Cranium of the
Broad-headed Wombat, vii. 337;
Muscular Anatomy of Young Female
Gorilla, ix. 404 ; Muscular Anatomy
of Viverra civetta, ix. 405 ; Myology
of Aonyx leptonyx, ix. 405; Anatomy
of Liberian Hippopotamus, ix. 405 ;

INDEX TOOVOLS, I.=Xx; 14i

Multiple Renal Arteries, xvii. 250 ;
Morphology of the Arterial System
in Man, xx. 193; and M‘Carte on
the Anatomy of Balena rostrata,
lii. 204 ; and Wood, J., on Variations
in the Arrangement of the Muscles
of the Human Body, i. 357.

Macallum, A. B., The Alimentary Canal
and Pancreas of Acipenser, Amia,
and Lepidosteus, xx. 604-636.

Macaque Monkey and Man, Brachial
Plexus of, xvii. 329.

M‘Bain, J., on the Skull of an Otaria
(Otaria ulloe ?) from the Chincha
Islands, iii. 109-112.

M‘Bride, P., Contributions to Path-
ology of Internal Ear, xiv. 195 ; New
Theory as to the Functions of the
Semicircular Canals, xvii. 211;
and Bruce, Alexander, Pathology
of a Case of Fatal Ear Disease, xiv.
360.

M‘Carte. See Carte.

M ‘Carthy, J., on Spinal Ganglia and
Nerve-fibres, x. 446,

M‘Carthy’s Microtome, x. 180.

M‘Donald, J. D., on the Posterior Elas-
tic Lamina of the Cornea, x. 452.

W., on the Source and Course
of the Circulation, viii. 388.

M‘Donnell, R., on the Recent Re-
searches Concerning the Sugar of
Muscle, i. 275-280; Lectures and
Essays on the Science and Practice
of Surgery, Part II.: The Physi-
ology and Pathology of the Spinal
Cord, x. 437; Note on a Case of
Licipital Rib, xx. 405-406.

Maceration (Paterson), xix. 171-177 ;
by Artificial Summer Temperature,
(Struthers), xviii. 49-53.

MacGillivray on Bile-ducts, i. 146 ;
on the Influence of the Nervus Vagus
on Respiratory Movements, ii. 433.

Mach on Movements of the Ear, vi.
226 ; on Accommodation of the Ear,
viii. 187 ; Physical Experiments on
the Sense of Equilibrium in Man, ix.
220; x. 634.

Macheeredus, xi. 50.

M‘Intosh, W. C., Notes on a Monstrous
Kitten, ii. 866-373 ; on the Develop-

ment of Lost Parts in Nemerteans,
iii. 459; on the Development of
Phyllodoce maculata, iv. 306; on
Nemerteans and Annelids, iv. 308 ;
on the Structure of Tubifex, v. 387 ;
A Monograph of the British Annelids,
Pt. I.: The Nemerteans (Review),
vill. 385; on the Central Nervous
System, the Cephalic Sacs, and
other Points in the Anatomy of the
Lineide, x. 231,

M‘Kendrick, J. G., on Aloin, vi.

500 ; on the Physiological Action of
Light, viii. 187 ; Mechanism of the
Ear, viii. 400 ; Observations on the
Influence of an Electromagnet on
some of the Phenomena of a Nerve,
xiii. 219 ; on the Action of Anes-
theties, xiii. 224 ; on the Ethidene,
xiii. 579 ; on the Respiratory Move-
ments of Fishes, xiv. 461; on the
Colouring Matter of Jelly-Fishes, xv.
261 ; Note ona Simple Form of Lipp-
mann’s Capillary Electrometer Use-
ful to Physiologists, xvii. 345; on
some Recent Experiments on the
Effects of Very Low Temperatures
on the Putrefactive Process and on
some Vital Phenomena, xix. 335-
344 ; and Dewar, J., on the Physi-
ological Action of Light, vii. 275-
282. See Coats, Joseph

Maclaren, Dr, on the Effects of the

Inhalation of Nitrous Oxide, v. 389.

M‘Rae on the Action of Chloral, vii.

192.

Macrauchenia, xi. 49.
Macroglossia, Pathology of, xiv. 416.
Macrones Vittatus, Stridulation of, xv.

324,

Macropidee, Uterus in, x. 513.
Macropodide, xix. 23 (note); Long

Flexors of, xvii. 156 ; Osteology of,
ii. 138.

Macropus, xix. 125; Tail of, iii. 272 ;

giganteus, Brain of (Sander), iii. 458;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 156 ; Uterus
in, x. 513 ; major, xix. 125.

Macroscelides, Cocum of, ii. 141;

Habitat of, ii. 144; Osteology of,
(Mivart), i. 282, 295-298; ii. 136-
144; Tibial Flexor of, xvii. 148 ;

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typicus, Lower Jaw of (Atkinson),
v. 5.

Macroscelidide, i. 282; ii. 143.

Macroscelidoide, ii. 141, 142.

Macroscelis, ii. 141.

Macrurous — crustacea,
(Garrod), v. 271-273.

Macula, on the Reflex in the Region of
the, xi. 545 ; Acoustica, Epithelium
of (Odenius), ii, 170; Sacculi, xix.
480.

M‘Vail, D. C., on the Spirograph, iii.
216.

Madder, Feeding with (Strelzoff), viii.
425,

Maddox, Ernest E., Case of Right-
sided Sigmoid Flexure and Rectum,
xvii. 403 ; Investigations in the Re-
lation between Convergence and
Accommodation of the Eyes, xx. 475-
508, 565-684,

— —R. L., on the Anatomy of
the Papille of the Tongue, iii. 451 ;
Madreporic Plate and Canal of
Echinodermata, x. 576, 577.

Maecker on Respiration in Sheep, v.
215; on the Relation between the
Oxygen Absorbed during the Day
and Night, v. 222; Estimation of
N. in Albumen, viii. 411.

Magelona, xiii. 361; Circulatory Sys-
tem of, xiii. 331.

Maggi, L., on Hermaphroditism in the
Eel, vii. 338.

Magitot, E., on the Origin and Forma-
tion of the Dental Follicle in the
Mammalia, viii. 387 ; Anomalies of
Dentition in Mammals, ix. 204, 205;
Anomalies of Number in the Denti-
tion of the Mammalia, ix. 397.

Magnau, Dr, on the Action of Absinth,
iv. 813; on the Action of Alcohol
and Absinth, viii. 220; and Hayem
on Neuroglia, ii. 395.

Magnesia, Effect of, on the Alkalinity
of the Blood, x. 645; Salts, Action
of, on Blood (Blake), iv. 201.

Magnesium Sulphate (Jolyet and
Cahours), ii. 473; Action of, on
Biliary Secretion of Dog, xi. 625.

Magnus, H., on the Sternum of Birds,
ill. 458; on Crania in which the

Telson of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Sphenoido-malar Suture was want-
ing, iv. 151; on Congenital Mal-
formation of the Urethra, iv. 160;
on the Osseous Cranium of Birds,
vy. 385 ; on Cessation of the Circula-
tion as a Sign of Death, vii. 190;
on Thoracic and Abdominal Muscles
of Birds, iv. 162.

Magpies Barricading Nest, ix. 106.

Maguire, Robert, Contribution to the
Pathology of Macroglossia and Hy-
groma, xiv. 416 ; on the Histology of
some of the Rarer Forms of Malignant
Bone Tumours, xv. 405; Case of
Primary Cancer of the Femur, xv.
496.

Maia sqwinado, Orange-red Pigment of
the Eggs of, ii. 116.

Major, C. F. J., on Fossil Monkeys,
vii. 171.

—H. C., on the Grey Matter
of the Cerebral Convolutions, vii.
169; on the Minute Structure of
the Cortical Substance of the Brain,
vii. 170; Histology of the Morbid
Brain, ix. 204 ; on Histology of the
Brain in the Insane, viii. 173;
Observations on the Structure of the
Brain of the White Whale (Delphin-
apterus leucas), xiii. 127; on Minute
Structure of Island of Reil in Brain,
xili, 278.

Malacobdella,
411,

Malapterurus, Electrical Plates | of
(Boll), viii. 392 ; beninensis, Audi-
tory Apparatus of, xv. 325 (footnote);
electricus, Curious Habit of, xiil.
350.

Malar Bone of Chimpanzee, xvii. 71 ;
Processus Marginalis of (Stieda), v.
192.

Malassez on some Variations presented
by the Total Amount of Blood, xi.
192; and Pirard, Modifications of
the Blood in its Passage through the
Spleen, ix. 416 ; on the Blood of the
Spleen, x. 213.

Malayan Tapir (Murie), vi. 131-169.

Malet, Henry. See Gibson, George A.

Malformation, Congenital, of the Ure-
thra (Magnus), iv. 160; Interesting

Blood-vessels of, xii.

INDEX! TO: VOLS. I.—XX. Zs

Case of (Ogle), viii. 358; of Both Feet,
xv. 448 ; of Cardiac Septa, x. 780 ;
of Gsophagus, Congenital (Luschka),
iv. 161; of Fingers (Gruber), iv.
160 ; of Foot (Gruber), iv. 160 ; of
Hand (Turner), xviii. 463-464 ; of
Heart (Peacock, Hickman), iv. 306 ;
v. 380 ; of Heart and Great Arteries
(Cameron), v. 339-341; of Human
Cerebrum, xii. 241 ; of Incisor Teeth
(Kirk), xviii. 339 ; of Leg, xii. 419 ;
of Pelvis and Pelvic Organs in a
Fetus (Palmer), xx. 354-356; of
Pharynx (Watson), ix. 134; of Spinal
Column (Goodhart), ix. 1 ; of Thorax
(Eggel), iv. 306; of Trachea of a
Horse, xix. 24-26 ; of Upper Limbs
(Coles), iv. 806; of Wrist and
Hand (Bellamy), viii. 383 ; Peculiar,
of Leg and Foot, vii. 156-160.

Malformations :—Abnormal Arrange-
ment of the Large Intestine (Windle),
xx. 694-695; Absence of Vagina
(Campbell), xx. 693-694 ; Acardiacus
Acephalus Bipes, v. 196 ; Autopsy
of Bodies of Siamese Twins (Allen),
x. 458 ; Congenital Atrophy of the
Right Lung (Ponfick) v. 196;
Duplicitas Monstrosa Superior of
the Goat, v. 196; Intestine, Small,
Congenital Atresia of (Kiittner), vi.
443 ; Malposition of Testis (Bryant),
iii. 203; Mamme, Supernumerary,
vii. 56-59 ; Polydactylism (Gruber),
vi. 443; Supernumerary Leg in a
Male Frog (Tuckerman), xx. 516-
519; Supernumerary Lobe to the
Right Lung (Chiene and Cleland,
Gruber), v. 196; Triplicitas Mon-
strosa Inferior of the Goat, v. 196.

Malignant Pustule in Fowls, xiii. 264.

Malinin on the Action of Quinine on
Bile, iii, 239.

Malinverni, Absence of the Corpus
Callosum without Disturbance of
Intellect, ix. 212.

Malleus and Incus (Huxley), iii. 482.

Malm, A. W., on Cetacean Skeletons,
vi. 445 ; on Delphinus phoceena, ix.
405.

Malpighian Capsules, Development of
(Pye), ix. 272 ; Corpuscle, x. 28,

Malum Senile Articulorum, x. 67.
Maly on Sugar in Urine, vi. 466 ; on

Artificial Transformation of Bilirubin
into Urine Pigment, vi. 468 ; on the
Estimation of Urie Acid, vii. 355 ;
on the Chemistry of Bone, viii. 425 ;
on the Source of Urine Pigment, vii.
356 ; Bilirubin, ix. 437; on the
Chemical Composition and Physio-
logical Importance of Peptones, x.
213 ; on the Formation of Acid in
the Organism, and on some Properties
of Blood-serum, xiii. 238. See Ralfe.

Mamillary Processes as Persistent

Epiphyses, xii. 85.

Mamma and Mammary Function,

Development of (Creighton), xi. 1;
Excision of, during Lactation
(Sinéty), viii. 427 ; of Bushwoman
(Flower and Murie), i. 196; of
Chlamydophorus, v. 11; of New-
born Infants, x. 218 ; Quadruple, in
Men (Handyside, Bartels), vii. 332 ;
Supernumerary (Handyside), vii.
56-59 ; xiii. 425.

Mammalia (Owen), i. 140 ; Anomalies

of Dentition in (Magitot), ix. 205;
Brachial Plexus in, xii. 427 ; Brain,
&c., of, x. 88, 101 ; xv. 552 ; Carpus
of, ii. 156; Cerebral Fissures of
(Wilder), ix. 203 ; Correspondence of
the Shoulder and Pelvic Girdle of
(Flower), iv. 239-245; Dentition
of (Magitot), ix. 397 ; Embryonic
Characters of, x. 681; Embryos of,
xi. 132, 145 ; Glomeruli Caudales of
(Arnold), ii. 175; Homologies of
Long Flexor Muscles of Feet of, xvi.
355 ; xvii. 142; Line of Descent of,
xii, 152; Omphalo-mesenteriec Re-
mains in, xvii. 59 ; Shoulder Girdle
of, ii. 157; Tarsus of, ii. 157; Urino-
genital Organs of, x. 42.

Mammalian Foot, Muscles of, xiii. 1 ;

Retina, Optic Nerve-fibres of, xiii.
139 ; Teeth (Moseley and Lankester),
iii. 73-80.

Mammary Gland, Development of, xvi.

300 ; in the Male (Gruber), ii. 174 ;
Membrana Propria of, xv. 3846;
Tumour, Cases of Axillary, xiii, 149.

Man, Atlas of (Macalister), iii, 56 ;

124

Axis of (Macalister), iii, 56;
Limbs of, Compared with those of
other Vertebrates, x. 662 ; Occipital
Condyle of (Macalister), iii. 60;
Physiological Anatomy and Physi-
ology of (Todd, Bowman and Beale)
(Review), i. 142-145.

Manassein on Means of Lowering Tem-
perature, vi. 237 ; Chemical Contri-
butions to our Knowledge of Fever,
Vii. 352.

Manatus, Anatomy of (Van Beneden,
Krauss, Murie), vii. 336; Brain of,
xiii. 278 ; Teeth of, iii. 267 ; australis,
Lungs of (Hollis), ix. 267.

Mandelstamm on Association of the
Two Retine, vii. 344; Crossing of
the Optic Nerves and Hemiopia, ix.
219.

Mandible of Urotrichus, ii. 117.

Mandibular Palp, Homologue of, in
Certain Insects (Hollis), vi. 895-
397.

Mandl on the Chest and Falsetto
Notes, vi. 241.

Mangabey, White-crowned, Femoral
Artery in, xv. 528.

Manganese Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), iv. 204.

Manidide, v. 14.

Manis, Epitrochleo-anconeus in(Galton),
ix. 171; Muscles of, x. 597; Placenta
of, vii. 303 ; viii. 368-367 ; x. 703;
xi, 44-51; xii. 148; Placenta and
Chorion of, x. 129, 148, 144;
dalmanni, iv. 17; Pentadactyla,
Aurita and Javanica, Anatomy of,
xiv. 265 ; tricuspidata, xviii. 391.

Mantegazza on the Origin of Fibrin
and Cause of Coagulation of Blood,
vi. 458; on the Origin of Ferrin,
and on the Cause of the Coagulation
of the Blood, xi. 553.

Manubrium sterni, ix. 49,

Manus of Chiroptera, Phalanx Missing
from Certain Digits in, xvi. 200; of
Chrysochloris, ii. 133 ; of Erinaceide,
li, 146; of Galeopithecus, ii. 136 ;
of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 178; of
Tupatide, ii. 145 ; of Urotrichus, ii.
118,

Manz, W., on the Ganglion Cells in

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

the Retina of the Frog, i. 357 ; on
the Eye of an Anencephalous Feetus,
v. 380.

Marcet on the Constitution of Blood
and Nutrition of Muscular Tissue,
vi. 464 ; on the Nutrition of Muscle
and Lung, vii. 357 ; on the Nutrition
of Animal Tissues, ix. 234.

Mare, Chorion of, x. 144; Develop-
ment of the Ovary of (Born), ix.
207 ; Gestation of, xi. 44; Ovarian
Cysts in (Sutton), xix. 139 ; Placenta
of, x. ~700.3-xi., 345743"; px asi
Uterus of, xvi. 70, 86; Villi of, xiii.
197.

Marey, E. J., Du Mouvement dans
les Fonctions de la Vie (Review,)
ii. 383-386 ; on the Electrical Dis-
charge of the Torpedo, vi. 475 ;
New Experiments on Human Loco-
motion, ix. 245; on the Flight of
Insects and Birds, vii. 173 ; on the
Graphic Method in the Experimental
Sciences, and on its Special Applica-
tion to Medicine, x. 654; on the
Heart’s Work, viii. 190; on the
Mechanism of Flight in Insects, iv.
308; on Muscular Contraction, ix.
336, 341 ; Myograph, i. 158.

M., Physiologie Expérimentale,
x. 658; on Terrestrial Locomotion,
vii. 329; Tracings from Carotid
Artery of Horse, x. 300 ; on the Ven-
tricular Systole, i. 361.

Marmoset, xx. 646 ; Heart of, xi. 688 ;
Ossicles of, xili, 405.

Marmot, Larynx of, xvii. 369 ; Prairie,
xix, 262, 434; Use of Limbs in
(Hollis), ix. 267.

Marrow, Formation of Blood-corpuscles
in (Neumann), iii. 460 ; (Bizzozero),
iii. 461 ; of Bone (Robin), viii. 425 ;
(Neumann), ix. 244.

Marsh, O. C., on Dinocerata, vii. 337 ;
on Odontornithes, vii. 337.

Marsh Gas, Influence of Diet on the
Exhalation of (Reiset), iti. 229.

Marshall, A. Milnes, on the Mode of
Oviposition of Amphioxus, x. 502 ;
on the Early Stages of Development
of the Nerves in, xi. 491; on the
Morphology of the Olfactory Organs,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

xiv. 145 ; Segmental Value of Cranial
Nerves, xvi. 305; on Certain Ab-
normal Conditions of the Repro-
ductive Organs of the Frog, xviii.
121-144,

Marshall, J., Outlines of Physiology,
Human and Comparative (Review),
ii. 387 ; on the Proportions of the
Several Lobes of the Cerebrum in
Man and some Higher Vertebrata,
with an Attempt to Explain some
of the Asymmetry of the Cerebral
Convolutions in Man, and on the
Influence of Stature on the Weight
of the Encephalon, x. 444.

Marsipobranchs, viii. 63; xi. 135;
Affinities of, x. 416; Eye of, xvi.
320 ; no External Gills in, x. 425
(footnote); Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
86, 93, 94; Skull and Tongue of, x.
428,

Marsupialia or Marsupiata, ii. 138 ;
xx 51,52); Bram of, ii. 458 ;
xv. 552; Dentition of, iii. 79;
Foetal Membranes of (Osborn), xviii.
343-344 ; Hand, Muscles of, xiv.
149; Larynx of, xvii. 366; Long
Flexor Muscles of, xvii. 150, 178;
Movements of Pronation and Supina-
tion in Hind Limb of, xv. 392;
Muscles of Manus of, xiii. 1; of
Foot of, xiii. 14; Nerves of Hind
Limb of, xv. 277 ; Ossicles of, xiii.
406 ; Owen on, xvi. 217 ; Teeth of,
ii. 174-175 ; iii. 267.

Marten, Beech, ii. 49 ; Cats, English,
li, 47; Pine, ii. 59; Placenta of
Pine and Stone, x. 696; Skull of
(Clark), ix. 405 ; Spanish, ii. 57;
Stone, ii. 49; White-breasted, ii.
47-61, 437 ; Yellow-breasted, ii. 57.

Martin, E., on the Articular
Muscles of Man, ix. 444.

H. N., Notes on the Structure
of the Olfactory Mucous Membrane,
viii. 39-44 ; Views on the Limbs of
Vertebrates, x. 660.

Martin-Damourette and Pelvet on the
Action of Potassium Bromide, ii.
418.

Martins, C., on Morphology of Limbs,
vii. 334.

125

Marty, Whether Hvdrocyanic Acid
is Present in Tobacco Smoke, v,
391.

Martyn, S., Conjoined Epithelium, x.
449,

Marvaud, A., on Alcohol, Tea, Coffee,
Coca, Maté, &c., vi. 500.

Masius on the Reflex Centres of the
Cord of the Frog, iv. 323 ; on a New
Derivative of Bile Pigment in the
Urine, vi. 468; on the Source of
Urine Pigment, vii. 356; and
Vanlair on the Vaso-motor Centres
and their Mode of Action, x. 626.

Masks from Islands near New Guinea,
xiv. 475.

Masoin on the Action of the Vagi, vii.
180.

Mason, John J., The Polar Action of
Electricity in Medicine, ix. 413;
Peristaltic Arterial Action, ix. 416.

Mastication, Muscles and Mechanism
of (Von Tentleben), ix. 390,

Maté (Marvaud), vi. 500.

Mathieu, E., on Blood Gases, vii. 346 ;
on the Action of Gases in the Coagu-
lation of Albumen, viii. 408 ; and
Urbani, V., on the Réle of Gases in
the Coagulation of the Blood, ix.
420 ; Causes and Mechanism of the
Coagulation of the Blood, x. 645.

Matteuci on Muscle, i. 159; on Elec-
trotonus, i. 189,

Matthews, J. D., Oviduct in an Adult
Male Skate, xix. 144-149.

Matthiessen, Dr, on Apomorphia and
Chlorocodide, iv. 166.

Mauchle, T., on the Nerves of the
Ocular Conjunctiva, ii. 400.

Mauthner, J., on the Maternal Circula-
tion in the Rabbits’ Placenta, viii.
393.

Mayengon, Researches on Bismuth, viii.
218; on the Action of Mercury,
viii. 219 ; on the Action of Lead and
Gold, viii. 219.

Mayer, F., Direct Stimulation of the
Heart in Mammals, ix. 416,

Jacques, on the Formation of

Glycogen in the Liver, xiii. 122,

S., on the Physiology of the

Spinal Cord, iii, 210; on the

126

Action of Electricity on the Spinal
Cord, iii. 462; on Nerves of the
Salivary Glands, iv. 305; on Spinal
Cord, iv. 323 ; on the Movements of
the Intestine, v. 407 ; on the Reflex
Relations of the Stomach to the
Nerve Centres of the Circulation,
viii. 182 ; on Electrical Stimulation
of the Mammalian Heart, viii. 403 ;
Respiratory Movements, x. 212 ; and
Friedrich, J., on the Physiological
Action of Nitrite of Amyl, xi. 572.

Maylard, A. E., Abnormalities of the
Lobes of the Lung, xx. 34-38.

Maxilla, Inferior, Absence of (Arnold),
ii. 176.

Maxillary Bone of Polypterus, v. 179.

Mechanism of Deglutition, xvi. 486 ; of
the Human Skeleton (Meyer), iii.
449; of the Knee and Hip-joints
(Goodsir), iii. 449; Meckel’s Diver-
ticulum, x, 617.

Meconium, Zweifel on, x. 649.

Mecznikow on the Development of
Chetopoda, iv. 161.

Mediastinum, Posterior, Relations of
(Wood), sii... 113% ~ -Thordeis
(Struthers), iii, 349-354.

Medical Officer of the Privy Council’s
10th Report (Review), iii. 188-189.
Medicine, Application of Graphic

Method of, x. 654.

Medulla, Influence of, on Respiration,
vi. 233; in Rabbit, Reflex Action of, x.
626; Vaso-motor Centrein (Dittmar),
ix. 215 ; Central Grey Substance of,
xvi. 517 ; Histology of the Central
Grey Substance of (Hollis), xviii. 62-
65, 203-207, 411-415; xix. 274-279;
Influence of, on Respiration (Schiff),
v. 403 ; in the Frog (Von Wittich),
i. 360 ; Deep Origin of Vaso-motor
Nerves in, ix. 216; Pathological
Conditions of, xvi. 364; Pyramids
of (Bowditch), ix. 412; Spinalis,
iii. 160; Reflex Functions of, in
Rabbit, xi. 342.

Medullary Neuroma of Brain, xv. 217,

Medusa of Velella (Stuart), v. 387.

Medusex, Colouring Matter of, xv. 261.

Diegaceros hibernicus, vii. 336.

Megachiroptera, Manus of, xvi. 200.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—xxX.

Megaderma, Manus of, xvi. 201.

Megalema, viii. 71.

Megaptera, Pinna of, xiv. 468 ; lalan-
dti, v. 3523; longimana, xx. 162,
163.

Megatheroids, Teeth of, iii. 264.

Megetiet, F., on the Relations between
the Material Metamorphosis and
Tension of Muscle, v. 406.

Mégevand on the Action of Digitalis,
v. 206 ; viii. 228.

Méhu, Nonexistence of Mucus in Urine,
xi. 567,

Meihwizeen on the Influence of Certain
Substances upon Reflex Excitability,
Vili. 229.

Meissner on Ophthalmic Inflammation
after Division of 5th Nerve, ii. 191;
on the Uric Acid of the Urine of
dirds, iii, 239; en the Urea of
Carnivora, iii, 240 ; and Shepard on
the Source of Hippuric Acid, i.
359.

Melanotic Sarcomata in Animals, xix.
450.

Melassez on the Number of Red and
White Corpuscles in Blood, viii. 408.

Meles taxus, Dentition of (Moseley
and Lankester), iii. 79-80; vulgaris,
Nerves of Hind Limb of, xv. 268.

Melsens on the Analogy between Vac-
cine Virus and Ferments, v. 207.

Meltzer, S. See M‘Gregor-Robertson,
J.

Membrana Fenestrata (Krause), ii. 399 ;
iii. 187; Granulosa, Origin of
(Kolliker), ix. 401 ; Propria of Mam-
mary Gland, xv. 346; Tympani,
xvil, 523 ; Defect of (Bochdalek), i.
149 ; on the Use of, as a Phonanto-
graph, ix. 416.

Membranous Labyrinth,
into (Riidinger), ii. 400.

Memordica Elaterium (Kohler), v. 392.

Ménault, Ernest, ‘‘ Wonders of Animal
Instinct,” Quotation from, ix. 102.

Mendel, E., Temperature of the Exter-
nal Auditory Meatus, ix. 416.

Mendenhall, T. C., Time required to
Communicate Impressions to the
Sensorium and the Reverse, vi.
220.

Researches

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX.

Meningeal Artery, Palatine Branch
from Middle, xv. 136.

Menispermium Coceulus iv. 165.

Menobranchus, Blood-dises of (Van der
Hoeven), ii. 199; Muscles of, xvi.
501; Nerves of, xvi. 334, 350 ; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 90; Lateralis,
xix. 33, 252.

Menopoma, xix. 248 ; Muscles of, xvi.
501; Physiology of the (Cohustein),
ix. 241.

Menstruation, Premature (Allbutt), i.
184,

Mental Foramen,
(Gruber), viii. 159.

Mercury, Action of (Byasson), vii.
191; (Mayengon and _ bBergeret,
Olivier), viii. 219; on Biliary
Secretion of Dog, xi. 642.

Mering, V., on Poisoning with Nitro-
benzol and Excretion of Sugar in
the Urine, x. 650 ; on the Action of
Chloral Hydrate and Croton-chloral
Hydrate, x. 654.

Merkel, F., on the Bacillary Layer of
the Retina, v. 378; on the Con-
nective Tissue of the Central Organs
of the Nervous System, ili. 450;
Describes Variety of Pectoralis, ii.
166 ; on the Muscular Fibres of the
Iris, ii. 399; on the Femur, viii.
386 ; ix. 311; on the Structure of
Museular Fibre in Arthropoda,
vi. 442; on Striped Muscle, vii.
329.

Merluccius vulgaris,
284.

Meropide, xviii. 282, 283.

Mcerops, xviii. 289.

Merunowicz on the Chemical Condi-
tions for the Origin of the Heart-
beats, and on the Seat of Automatic
Stimulation in Frog’s Heart, xi. 549.

Merychippus, xi. 47.

Mesenteric Glands of Pilot Whale, ii.
76-78.

Mesentery, Abnormality of (Duhay),
vii. 332 ; Malformations of (Gruber),
iii. 456; Mesoblast, xi. 152; of
Head on Elasmobranch Fishes, xi.
472.

Mesocolon, Development of (Cleland),

Variation in

Tooth of, xiv.

127

ii. 201-206; Transverse, Develop-
ment of (Lockwood), xviii. 257-264.

Mesodus, xi. 50.

Mesohippus, xi. 47.

Mesonyx, xi. 50.

Mesoplodon floweri, xiii. 465; grayt, xx.
175; Teeth of, xvi. 465; australis, xx.
175 ; bidens, Anatomy of (Turner),
xx. 144-188; Captured in Shet-
land, xvi. 458 ; giintheri, xill. 475 ;
layardi, xx. 175; Petrous Bone of
xvi. 465; M. sowerbyi, Teeth of,
(Turner), xiii. 465.

Mesostomum viridatum,
Insp wee

Metabolism, Tissue, or the Artificial
Induction of Structural Changes in
Living Organisms (Hollis), vii. 80-
93, 381-394.

Metacarpal and Metatarsal Bones,
Ossification of, iii, 131-146 ; of Por-
poise, iii. 141.

Metacarpals of Unau Ai, Two-toed
Anteater, and Pangolin, iv. 18.

Metamorphosis in Animal Economy,
Influence of Eye on, x. 634; of
Blow-Fly (Davison), xix. 150-165.

Metapterygoid Bone of Polypterus, v.
177.

Metatarsal Bones, Ossification of
(Thomson), iii. 131-146.

Metatarsals of Ai, iv. 24; of Cervus
alees, ii. 112; of Equus, ii. 112;
of Three-toed Cow, ii. 110; of Two-
toed Anteater, iv. 24.

Metatarsus, Malformed, vii. 157, 159.

Methzmoglobin (Preyer) iii. 465-467.

Methyl Derivatives of Atropia, Conia
and Strychnia, iii. 478-479 ; Theo-
bromine, xviil. 29.

Methylene Bichloride as a Substitute
for Chloroform (Richardson), ii. 419.

Metschnikow on the Development of
Red 'Blood-corpuscles in the Chick,
ii. 397 ; on the Embryology of the
Scorpions, vi. 449 ; on Action of the
Vagus on the Heart, viii. 193.

Meulen, Van der, and Dooremaal,
Stereoscopic Vision, ix. 219.

Meuriot, on the Physiological Action
of Belladonna, iii, 225.

Mexican Deer, Placenta of, xiii, 195.

Chlorophyl

128

Meyer, A., on Pale and Dark-coloured
Transversely-striped Muscles, x. 443.
A. B., on the Inhibitory
Action of the Vagus on the Heart,
iii. 445; Das Hemmungsnerven
System des Herzens, iii, 4455; on
the Action of Digitalis on the Blood-
vessels, vii. 134-188, 189; on the
Periodicity of the Action of the

Heart, vill. 404.

— A. M., on the Physiology of

Audition, ix. 416.

—C., on the Distribution of the

Nerves in the Hind Limbs of the

Frog, iv. 305.

—E., on Red and Pale Trans-

versely-striped Muscle, xi. 206.

—G., on the Coceygeal Gland,

i, 356.

—G. H., on Nerve Variations, v.
378.

——— H., on the Architecture of the
Spongy Tissue of the Bones on the
Mechanism of the Human Skeleton,
i. 356; iii, 449; on Skoliosis, i.
Tos

———L., on Crania Progenca, iii.
195; on Pointed Ears in Man, vi.
444; on the Influence of the Skull
in the Direction of the Convolutions
of the Cerebrum, xi. 542.

——_— Paul, Etudes Histologiques sur
le Labyrinthe Membraneux et plus
Specialement sur le Limagon chez
les Reptiles et les Oiseaux (Review),
Xie 3:

Meyer’s Experiment, ix. 414.

Mialhe on Phosphorus, iii, 222,

Miall, L. C., and Greenwood, F., Ana-
tomy of Indian Elephant, xii. 261,
3853 xiliel/.

Michel, Structure of the Chiasma Ner-
vorum Opticorum, ix. 219; on the
Blood- and Lymph-channels of the
Cerebral Dura Mater, vill. 174.

Michelsohn on Post-mortem Rigidity
of Muscles, vill. 218.

Michelson, P., on the Structure of the
Pacinian Bodies, ill. 451.

Microcebus smithii, xviii. 391,

Microcephalic Brains, xiii. 281; Idiocy,
Brain and Skull in, x. 444,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX,

Microchiroptera, Manus of, xvi. 200.

Micrococcus Poisoning, xvi. 526 ; xvii.
24 ; luteus, xix. 336,

Microcytes (Hiller), ix. 221.

Microgale, Long Flexor Muscles of,
xvil. 145 ; longicauda, Anatomy of,
xvi. 355.

Micro-organisms, Vital Relations of, to
Tissue Elements, xx. 76-99.

Micropyle Apparatus of Araneida, ii.
84; of Asellus aquaticus, ii. 81; of
Cuma, ii. 83; of the Edriophthalma,
ii. 83; of Lxodes, ii. 84; of Pentas-
tomum, ii. 84; of Scorpio, ii. 84.

Microscope, Apparatus for Maintaining
a Constant Temperature under
(Schafer), ix. 404.

Microscopical Anatomy (Stricker), iii.
444 ; iv. 148; Investigation, on Pre-
paring Large Sections of Nervous
Centres for, xil. 254; Sections,
Cutting of (Barrett), xix. 94-96 ;
Specimens, Staining of, xv. 349,

Microsporon furfur, xii. 498,

Microtome, Freezing, x. 178; New, xi.
537 ; Improved, x. 615; New Form
of, xvii. 401; of Rivet (Fritsch), ix.
404,

Middleton, George 8., on Vascular
Lesions in Hydrophobia and in other
Diseases Characterised by Cerebral
Excitement, xv. 88.

Miescher on Sensory Paths in the
Spinal Cord, vi. 220 ; on the Chemi-
cal Composition of Pus, vi. 471;
on the Nuclear Structures in the
Yolk of the Hen’s Egg, vi. 471; the
Spermatozoa of Certain Vertebrates,
ix. 441 ; and Picard on the Chemical
Composition of the Spermatozoa, ix.
442,

Mihalkovies, V., on the Pecten in the
Eye of the Bird, viii. 177; on the
Anatomy of the Testicle, ix. 207 ; on
Development of Brain, xiii. 280.

Miklucho-Maclay on the Brain of
Chimera monstrosa, iv. 163.

Milk; Si;) (35825) 2376, Vike A477;
Chemistry of (Kemmerich), iv. 321 ;
Coagulation of Caseine by Rennet
(Béchamp), viii. 209 ; Comparative
Investigations on Human, and that

INDEX TO VOLS. I—XX.

of the Cow, x. 651; Composition of
(Bogomoloff), vi. 464; Cow’s (Bie-
dert), ix. 447; Compared with
Human, x. 651; Gases of (Pfliiger,
Stohmann), iv. 181; Globules of
(De Sinéty), ix. 448; Human, Com-
position of (Brunner), viii. 209 ;
(Sourdat), viii. 210; Influence of Diet
on (Ssubotin), i. 159 ; Investigation
of, by Dialysis, x. 640; Organic
Particles in (Béchamp), viii. 209 ;
Percentage of Fat in (Brunner,
Schukowsky), viii. 427; Phys-
iological Chemistry of (Soxlet,
Schwalbe), vii. 355 ; Physiology of
Secretion of, xi. 568 ; Quantitative
Estimation of Albumen in, xi. 568 ;
Reaction of (Vogel), viii. 427 ; Urea
in (Lefort), i. 159; and Blood,
Constitution of (Dumas), vi. 465.

Miller, H. G., and Snellen, H., on
Cholera, ii. 197.

Mills, T. W., on the Physiology of
the Heart of the Alligator, xx. 549-
558.

Milne-Edwards, A., on the Placenta
and Membranes of the Lemurs, vi.
440, 444; on the Placenta in the
Tamandua, vii. 172; on the Anatomy
of Limulus, vii. 338; Recherches
sur les Enveloppes Fcetales du Tatou
a Neuf Bandes (Dasypus novem-
cinctus), xiv. 256.

H., Lecons sur la Physiologie
et l’Anatomie Comparée de 1’ Homme
et des Animaux (Review), iv. 294 ;
vil. 166; ix. 386 ; x. 437.

Mind of Man (Smee), ix. 387; Relation
of Brain to, xvi. 491; and Brain
(Laycock), ed. 2 (Review), iv. 148.

Mineral Inanition and the Influence of
Phosphate of Lime on the Transfor-
mation of Albuminous Substances,
ix. 244.

Minnow, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

Minot, Charles Sedgwick, Experiments
on Tetanus, xii. 297, 502. See
Bowditch.

Miohippus, xi. 47.

Miscellaneous Observations (Ruther-
ford), i, 360-362.

129

Mitchell, S. W., on the Action of
Opium on Birds, iii. 479; iv. 312;
on the Subcutaneous Injection of
Chloral, Chloroform and Ether, v.
390; on the Venom of the Rattle-
snake, v. 395; on the Influence of
Nerve-lesions upon Temperature, viii.
427.

Mitra, M. L., on the Ultimate Struc-
ture of Muscular Tissue, ii. 167.

Mittler on the Transfusion of Blood, iv.
324,

Mivart, St George, Notes on the Oste-
ology of the Insectivora, i. 281-312 ;
li. 117-154 ; on the Anatomy of the
Lemuroidea, iv. 162; Lessons in Ele-
mentary Anatomy (Review), vii. 321 ;
on the Genesis of Species (Review), v.
363; on the Appendicular Skeleton
of Simia, ii. 403 ; on Axial Skeleton
of Ostrich, ix. 405; on the Axial
Skeleton of Urodela, v. 386; on
Homology, v. 198 ; on Lemuroidea,
ix. 404; on the Myology of Iguana
tuberculata, ii. 405; on the Serial
Homology of the Fore and Hind
Limbs, i. 357 ; on the Skeleton of
the Limbs of Primates, ii. 403; on
the Skull of Zdris diadema, ii, 404.

Meehlenfield on Peptones, viii. 204;
Produced from Fibrin, vii. 352,

Moens, Die Pulscurve, xiii. 409,

Moin on Cubic Space and Volume of
Air, viii. 203,

Moitissier on the Absorption of Heat
during Incubation, vii. 185.

Mola nasus, iii. 206.

Molar Movements of Human Body
Produced by Circulation of Blood, xi.
533, 755.

Mole, xix. 262 ; Dentition of (Bate), ii.
174; (Moseley and Lankester), iii.
78, 79; Great Rodent, xix. 20;
Placenta of, xi. 438, 453; Snout of
(Eimer), vi. 443.

Moles, Golden, xix. 18 (note).

Mollites Ossium, xviii. 363.

Mollusca, Comparative Histology of
(Boll), iii. 459; Goblet-cells and
Ciliated Epithelium of (Riickhard),
ili. 202 ; Heart of, x. 506; Meso-
blast of, xi. 152 ; Odontophore of, x.

I

130 INDEX TO VOLS. L—XX.

428; Red Cruorine in, ii. 114;
Tissue Metabolism in (Hollis), viii.
121 ; Violet and Yellow Cruorine in,
li. 116.

Molluscs, Auditory Organs of (Gulliver),
iv. 79-81; Saliva of (De Luca and
Panceri), ii. 429 ; Ascidian, Develop-
ment of (Kowalevsky), iv. 307.

Molluscum Contagiosum, Histology of,
xvi. 202.

Molossine, xix. 17.

Molossus obsurus, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 173; perotis, Manus of, xvi.
200.

Momordica Elaterium, Dehiscence of
Fruit of, xi. 348.

Momotide, xviii. 283.

Monitor, xix. 41 ; Muscles of, xvi. 507;
niloticus, xx. 41.

Monk. See Salkowski.

Monkeys, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62 ;
Bladder of, xv. 377; Brain of, ix.
108 ; Dentition of, iii. 74 ; Diseases
of Reproductive Organs in (Sutton),
xix. 121; Epitrochleo-anconeus in
(Galton), ix. 173 ; Femoral Artery in,
xv. 523; Fossil (Major), vii. 171;
Limbs of, x. 662; Miocene, xi. 50 ;
Muscles of Limbs of, xiii. 14 ; New-
world, Placenta of, viii. 369; Placenta
of, xi. 40, 43, 45, 46, 51; Spider,
Female Organs of, xiv. 72 ; Tails of,
vii. 272; Use of Hands in (Hollis),
ix. 266; Uterus of, xvi. 70, 86;
Macaque, and Man, Brachial Plexus
of, xvii, 329,

Monkfish, Tympanum of, xvii. 189.

Monnik on Intraocular Pressure, v. 400.

Monobranchius lateralis, Skull and
Heart of (Huxley), ix. 406; x. 416.

Monodon monoceros, xx. 48, 155 ; Den-
tition of, vii. 75-79 ; x. 516 ; Skull
of (Clark), vi. 445.

Monophyodonts, iii. 264.

Monopnoa, 1. 127.

Monorrhina, Affinities of, x. 415.

Monotremata, iii, 264; xix. 46; xx,
52; Brain of, xv. 552 ; Epitrochleo-
anconeus in (Galton), ix. 172; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 178; Nerves of
Hind Limb of, xv. 277 ; Ossicles of,
xili. 406,

Monster (Frankel), iv. 306 ; Anence-
phalous, the Musculus Sternalis in,
xix. 311-319; Double (Donitz), i.
357 ; Anatomy of (Bauer), ii. 176 ;
Double-bodied (Cleland), viii. 250-
260; Dissection of (Hill), xix. 190-
197.

Monsters, Polygnathic and Heterog-
nathic (Gervais), viii. 171.

Monstrosities per Inclosure, Relation
to Placenta, x. 456.

Monstrous Kitten (M‘Intosh), ii. 366-
373.

Montegazza, P., on the Effects of
Gaurana, ii. 421.

Monteverdi, A., on Quinia, vi.
498.

Moon on the Structure of the Human
Ear, iv. 326.

Moore, S., on Crystals from Brain, ii.
180.

—W. D., Notices of Recent
Dutch and Scandinavian Contribu-
tions to Anatomical and Physio-
logical Science, i. 363-369 ; il, 194—
200, 432-436; iii, 242, 243 ; iv.
191-195, 332-839 ; v. 227-232 ; and
Donders, F. C., on the Influence
of Accommodation on the Idea of
Distance, i. 169-170 ; on the Work
Performed in Pile-driving, i. 168-
169; and Engelmann, T. W., on
Ciliary Motion, iii. 420-435.

Moos, S., Physiology and Pathology of
the Eustachian Tube, ix. 220; Patho-
logical Observations on the Physio-
logical Importance of High Musical
Tones, x. 634; on the Combined
Occurrence of Imperfect Perception
of Certain Consonants together with
High Musical Tones and their
Physiological Importance, x. 634.

Morano, F., on the Structure of
the Retina, vi. 443; on Lymph-
sheaths of the choroidal vessels, viii.
400.

Moreau on Division of Intestinal
Nerves, iii, 214; on the Purgative
Effects of Sulphate of Magnesia, v.
201 ; on Innervation of Rabbit’s Ear,
vii. 347 ; viii. 184; on the Action
of Purgatives, viii. 231; Cireula-

INDEX TO VOLS, I.—XX.

tion in the Ear of the Rabbit, ix.
221,

Moréno y Maiz, T., on the Effects of
Coca, ii. 420.

Morgagni, Hydatid of, Fibrous Body
Attached to, xvii. 538.

Moriggia, A., on the Reaction of Urine
and Sweat, viii. 422; Digestive
Fluid in the Feetus, ix. 235; on
Formation of Sugar in the Feetus and
Adult, ix. 440; x. 221.

Morison, A., on Bone Absorption by
Means of Giant Cells, viii. 425.

B. G., Arrangement of the

Azygos and Superior Intercostal
Veins in the Thorax, xiii. 346.

Moritz, Siegmund, A Contribution to
the Pathological Anatomy of Lead-
poisoning, xv. 78.

Merlangus carbonarius,
Movements of, xiv. 462.

Mormyride, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
89, 90.

Mermyrus oxyrhynchus, Pori Abdomi-
nales of, xiv. 90, 194 ; Urino-genital
Organs of, x. 36.

Morphia (Brown and Fraser), ii.
237-239 ; (Matthiessen and Wright),
iv. 166 ; Action of (Claude Bernard),
iv. 166 ; (Nunneley), iv. 315 ; Physi-
ological Action of (Gschiedlen), iii.
473; and Hydrocyanie Acid, Anta-
gonism between (Reese), v. 394.

Morphology of the Limbs (Martins,
Humphry), vii. 334; of Muscles of
Tongue and Pharynx, xv. 382; of
Olfactory Organs, xiv. 145; of the
Arthropoda, ii. 80-86,

Morrhua, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462; vulgaris, Hermaphrodism
of the (Smith), iv. 256-258.

Mortification, Inflammatory,
37.

Morunga proboscidea, Teeth of, iii.
271.

Moschus moschiferus, Brain of, xiii.
278.

Mosler, Prof., on the Urine of Diabetes
Insipidus, iii. 241 ; on the Functions
of the Spleen, vi. 243.

Moseley, H. N., on the Organ of Corti,
vii. 170 ; on the Eyes of Insects, vii. |

Respiratory

XVii.

131

170 ; on the Injection of the Blood-
vessels of Coleoptera, vii. 185; and
Ray Lankester on the Nomencla-
ture of Mammalian Teeth, and of
the Dentition of the Mole and the
Badger, ili. 72-80.

Mosso on Irritation of Nerves of the
Heart, viii. 193 ; on Movements of
the (sophagus, viii. 416 ; on some
New Properties of the Walls of the
Blood-vessels, x. 636; on the Hydran-
lic Movements of the Ivis, and of the
Action of some Substances on the
Pupil, xi. 190.

Motella, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

Motion, Synthesis of (Radcliffe), vili.
300-320,

Motmots, vii. 337.

Motor Centre for the Heart (Bever), i.
360 ; Centres in the Cerebral Con-
volutions, x. 625 ; of Encephalon, x.
620; Functions of Cerebrum (Schiff),
ix. 407 ; Nerves, Electrical Excita-
bility of (Erb), ix. 245 ; Excitability
of, x. 707; in Mammals, Rate of
Nerve-current in, xiii. 259; Par-
alysis, xli. 478.

Moulin, C. W. Mansell, on the Mem-
brana Propria of the Mammary
Gland, xv. 346.

Moura on Deglutition, ii. 193.

Mouse, Bladder of, xv. 877 ; Examina-
tion of Uterus of, xvi. 60; Outer
Ear of (Schobl, Stieda), vi, 443;
American Jumping, xix. 20.

Moutard-Martin, R., and Richet, C.,
Experimental Researches on Polyuria,
xvi. 148.

Mouth of Greenland Shark, vii. 235 ;
Involution of Elasmobranch Fishes,
xi. 455; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx.
146.

Movements of Body (Volkmann), vii.
329; of the Chest (Ransome), iv.
140-146.

Moxon, W., on Loss of Speech and
Paralysis on the Right Side, i. 157 ;
on the Termination of a Motor
Nerve, i. 357; on some Points in
the Anatomy of Stentor and on its
Mode of Division, iii, 279-298,

132 INDEX TO: VOLS. T=xx.

Mucor mucedo, Mycelia of, xii. 496 ;
stolonifer, racemosus, xii. 499.

Mucous Membrane, Laryngeal Anatomy
of (Coyne), ix. 396 ; of Male Uterus
(Robin and Cardiat), ix. 397; of
Tongue, Vaso-dilator Action on the
Vessels of the Mucous Membrane,
x. 626; of Urethra, ix. 206; Sub-
epithelial Epithelium in (Debove),
ix. 396; Uterine, x. 456; in Kan-
garoo, x. 513.

Mucus, Nonexistence of, in Urine, xi.
567.

Miiller on Hemoglobin, vii. 346 ; on
the Resistance of Frogs to Heat and
Cold, viii. 430; on Sensibility to
Sound, viii. 187.

—— A., on Caseine, ili. 238.

C. F., on the Structure of the

Cornea, ii, 400.

J., on Respiration in the Lungs,

v. 221 ; on Nerve-stimuli, x. 324 ; on

Skull of Lamprey, x. 412.

J. W., on Pre-existence of a

Current in Muscle, v. 218.

K., on the Influence of the

Skin on the Secretion of Urine, viii.

421.

M., on Darwin’s Philosophy of

Language, vii. 339.

W., on Nucleine, viii. 431; on
the Dependence of the Arterial
Blood-pressure on the Quantity of
Blood, ix. 222.

Millerian Duct, x. 21; in Birds, xii.
197 ; in Elasmobranch Fishes, xii.
192; in Male Frogs and Toads, xix.

, 129.

Miinchmeyer, E., on Arrest of the
Development of the Uro-genital
System, iii. 456.

Miintz. See Schlesing.

Mule, Larnyx of, xvii. 370.

Munk on Animal Electricity, iv. 330 ;
on the Estimation of Ammonia in
Urine, xii, 249.

H., on Partial Stimulation of,

xi. 544; on the Functions of the

Cortex Cerebri, xvi. 137.

I., on the Excretion of Bile,

vili. 209 ; on the Formation of Urea

in the Liver, x. 650.

Murena, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
90.

Murenesox, Pori Abdominales of, xiy.
90.

Murenide, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
89, 95, 97.

Muride, Long Flexors of, xvii. 166.

Murie, Jas., Anatomy, Descriptive, of
Otaria jubata, ix. 405 ; on Anatomy
of Camelopardus, vi. 446; of the
Caaing Whale, vii. 336 ; of Hyena
brunnea, vi. 446; of the Indian
Wild Dog, vii. 335 ; of the Lemur-
oidea, iv. 162; of the Manatee, vii.
336 ; of the Pinnipedia, vi. 446 ; of
the Prongbuck, v. 382; of Three-
banded Armadillo, ix. 405; on a
Larval @strus found in the Hippo-
potamus, v. 198; on a Tenia from
the Rhinoceros, y. 387 ; on Bornean
Ape, vii. 335; on Cranial Appen-
dages of the Horned Tragopan, vii.
337 ; on Dermal and Visceral Struc-
tures of the Kagu, Sun-bittern and
Boat-bill, vi. 447; on Eared Seal,
iv. 163; on the Genus Colius, vii.
174; on Gular Pouch of Otistarda,
iv. 162; on Irregularity in the
Growth of the Salmon, v. 198 ; on
Lagenorhynchus albirostris, vi. 445 ;
on Macaques, viii. 175 ; on Malayan
Tapir, vi. 131-169; on Motmots,
vii. 3373; on Osteology of Todus,
vii. 337; on Powder Downs of
Rhinochetus jubatus, vii. 1743; on
Progression of Phoca groenlandica,
v. 882; on Risso’s Grampus, v. 118-
138 ; on Sacs Vomited by Hornbills,
and on Skeleton of Fregilupus
varius, ix. 405 ; on Saiga Antelope,
v. 3882 ; on Sternum and Viscera of
Pell’s Owl, vi. 170-175, 447; on
Systematic Position of Sivatheriwm
giganteum, vi. 446; on Upupide,
viii. 177 ; on Variation in the Horns
of Cervus eldi, v. 382 ; on Vegetable
Organisms within the Thorax of
Birds, vil. 174 ; and Flower, W. H.,
Account of the Dissection of a Bush-
woman, i. 189-208.

Murow, A., the Phlogistic Properties
of Urea, ix. 241.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XxX.

Murray, Wm., the Physical and Phy-
siological Action of Medicines, i.
319-322 ; the Relation of Digestion
and Dyspepsia to Osmosis, ii. 272-
278 ; an Account of the Post-mortem
Examination of a Case of Aneurism
of the Abdominal Aorta Cured by
Pressure, v. 314-318.

Murrell, William. See Ringer, Sydney.

Murri, A., on Animal Heat, viii. 428 ;
New Arguments with Reference to
the Formation of Urea in, ix. 241 ;
on the Theory of Fever, ix. 444.

Mus, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206 ;
Structure of Nipples in, x. 454;
messorius, Xvili. 390; musculus,
vill. 167 ; Placenta of, viii. 368.

Musca vomitoria, Metamorphosis of
(Davison), xix. 150-165.

Muscardine, xii. 499.

Muscarin, Action of, on Accommoda-
tion and on the Pupil (Kreuchel),
ix. 414; Action on Pancreatic and
other Secretions (Prevost), ix. 240.

Muscle (Fick and Wislicenus, Frank-
land), i. 158; (Matteuci, Naurocki),
i, 159 ; (Kronecker), vii. 189; ix.
245 ; x. 219; Accessory, in Con-
nection with the popliteus (Wag-
staffe), ii. 214, 215; Action of
Sulphate of Eserin on Ciliary, xi.
548 ; Anatomy (Thin), ix. 193-195 ;
Blood-current in, xi. 568 ; Chemical
Reaction of (Griitzner), viii. 213 ;
Composition of (Sczelkow and Nau-
rocki), i. 858; Effect of Galvanic
Currents on (Hermann), vii. 178;
Elasticity of (Fick), vi. 239;
(Blix), ix. 443 ; Electro-motor Pro-
perties of (Hermann), vi. 240; Em-
bryonic, Electro-motor Properties
of (Valentin), vi. 223; Equilibrium
of Stimulated and Non-stimulated
(Fuchs), viii. 213; Estimation of
Urea in, xvii, 129; Exhaustion of
(Volkmann), v, 218; Fibres, Rela-
tion of Nerve-fibres to (Tergast),
vii. 329; Functions of the Ciliary,
x. 633; Galvanic Excitation of, x.
707 ; Glycogen, Behaviour of, under
the Action of Curara, xiii, 239;
Hemoglobin in (Ray Lankester), vi.

133

241 ; Homology, Relation of Nerve-
supply to, xvi. 1 ; Influence of Heat
on (Schmulewitsch), iii. 218 ; Mam-
malian, Transmission of Contraction
and Negative Variation in, xi. 568 ;
Metamorphosis of (Sutton), xix. 27 ;
Negative Oscillation of (Lamansky),
v. 218 ; New Theory of Contraction
of Striated, xiii. 549 ; Non-striped,
Structure.of (Schwalbe), iii. 449 ; of
Tongue, New (Bochdalek), i. 357 ;
of Water Beetle (Schafer), vii. 329 ;
on Pale and Dark-coloured Trans-
versely-striped, x. 443 ; Physiology
of (Holmgren), iv. 335; Plates, in
Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 413; Pre-
existence of a Current in (Miiller),
v. 218 ; Red and Pale Transversely-
striped, xi. 206; Relations between
the Material Metamorphosis and
Tension of Muscle, v. 406 ; Report
on (Turner and Cunningham), ix.

190-207; Respiration of (Dani-
lewsky), ix. 442; Rigor Mortis,
Production of Heat in, during

(Schiffer), ii. 416; Shortening of
(Hermann and Engelmann), viii.
423; Stimulation of (Bernstein),
vi. 223; Striped, Contraction of
(Merkel), vii. 329; Development
of (Braidwood), i. 157 ; (Fox), 357 ;
Fatigue and Recovery of (Kronecker),
viii, 210; Galvanic Irritation of
(Engelmann, Aeby), iii. 217; Nerve-
endings in (Arndt), viii, 161;
Structure of (Krause, Hensen and
Heppner), iii. 449; (Sachs), vii.
329; (Wagener), viii. 161; Sugar
in (M‘Donnell), i. 275-280 ; Super-
numerary Oblique, of Eyeball
(Strangeways), ii. 245-246; Thermal
Conductivity of, xi. 570; Warming
of, during Extension, xi. 568;
and its Contraction, Relationship
between, xv. 431.

Muscles, x. 651 ; Abdominal, of Crypto-
branchusjaponicus(Humphry),vi.13-
18 ; Accessory (Tait), iv. 236 ; Action
of Electricity on (Bernheim), viii.
400; Action of Internal Intercostal,
x. 608; Articular, of Man (Martin), ix.
444; between Pelvis and Hind Leg of

134 INDEX TO: VOLS; -U—=xx.:

Alligator (Hair), ii. 38-41; Broncho-
cesophageal and Pleuro-cesophageal
(Cunningham), x. 320; Caudal of
Alligator (Hair), ii. 26 ; Changes of
Blood-stream in, through Stimula-
tion of Nerves, xi. 360; Chemistry
of (Thudicum), iii. 2836; Contractions
in, xi. 568 ; Differentiation of, xvi.
500; Dorso-lateral, of Alligator
(Hair), ii. 26; Electro-motor Ap-
pearances in (Hermann), v. 218;
Examples of Degradation of (Sutton),
xviii. 235 ; Fin, Lateral and Mesial,
of Ceratodus (Humphry), vi. 279 ;
Glycogen in, xi. 563; Homologies of
Long Flexor, of the Feet of Mamma-
lia, xvii. 142; Inferior, of Trunk of
Alligator (Hair), ii. 36-38 ; Influence
Exerted on Irritability of, by
Quantity of Blood contained in
them, xiii. 258 ; Intrinsic, of Little
Finger (Brooks), xx. 645-661 ;
Irregularities in (Curnow), vil. 304-
308 ; Irritation of (Griinhagen and
Engelmann), viii. 186 ; Migration of,
and its Relation to Ligaments,
xix. 41; Naming of, xvi. 493;
Nomenclature of, xii. 160 ; Nutrition
of (Marcet), vii. 357 ; of Alligator,
Division according to Stannius
(Hair), ii. 88 ; of Annelides (Quatre-
fages), iv. 154; of Anterior Ex-
tremities of Reptiles and Birds
(Riidinger), i. 197 ; of Anterior and
Posterior Extremities of Orycteropus
capensis (Galton), iii, 458 ; of Birds
(Magnus), iv. 162; of Bushwoman
(Flower and Murie), i. 196-205 ; of
Carnivora, Changes in the Blood
Circulating through the (Ludwig
and Schmidt), iii. 230 ; of Ceratodus
(Humphry), vi. 279-287 ; of Chim-
panzee, 1. 264-265 ; xviii. 74; of a
Chimpanzee (7'roglodytes niger) and
a Cynocephalus anubis (Champneys),
vi. 176-208; of Cryptobranchus
japonicus (Humphry), vi. 1-61 ; of
Elephants, xii, 261, 385; of Eye
(Lockwood), xx. 1: of Fingers of
the Great Fin Whale, Flexors and
Extensors (Struthers), vi. 110-115 ;
of Fore Arm, Extensor, Variations in

Arrangement of, x. 595 ; of Fore and
Hind Limb of Dasypus sexcinctus
(Galton), iii. 458 ; of Frog, Force of
(Rosenthal), iii. 217 ; of Grass-snake,
Pseudopus pallasii (Humphry), vi.
287-292; of Hand of Thylacine,
Cuscus, and Phascogale, xii. 484 ;
of Hedgehog, Kangaroo, and Manis
Compared, x. 597 ; of Human Body,
Variations in (Wood and Macalister),
i. 357 ; of Human Tongue, x. 443 ;
of Human and Chelonian Shoulder-
girdles (Williams), viii. 161; of Idiot,
Irregularities in (Carver), iil, 257-
261; of Invertebrata, (Ratzel,
Schwalbe), iv. 154; of Lepidosiren
annectens (Humphry), vi. 253-266 ;
of Limbs of Vertebrates (Humphry),
vi. 330; of Lips, x. 443 ; of Malayan
Tapir (Maurie), vi. 141-166; of
Mammalian Foot, xiii. 1; of Man,
Varietiesin (Humphry), vii. 360-368;
of Marsupial Hand, xiv. 149; of
Neck, Shoulder and Chest, Varieties
of (Wood), iv. 154; v. 193; of
Nematodes (Schneider), iv. 301; of
Respiration of Criminal Executed by
Hanging, x. 646 ; of Respiratory and
Laryngeal Nerves, x. 443; of
Rudimentary Hind Limb of Green-
land Right-whale, xv. 151, 301;
of Shoulder-joint, Homologies of
(Roileston), iii. 457; of Shoulder-
joint, Irregularity in (Macalister),
i, 816-319 ; of the Smooth Dog-
fish (Humphry), vi. 271-278; of
Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 166 ; of Spine
of Axis, Transference of, ix. 17, 23 ;
of Tongue and Pharynx, Morphology
of, xv. 382; Ursus Americanus,
xviill. 103; of Vertebrate Animals
(Humphry), vi. 293-276; of the
Windpipe, (Luschka), iv. 301;
Variations in (Gruber), iv. 153;
Passing from the Limb-girdles to the
Limbs of Vertebrates, vi. 342 ; Pass-
ing over More than One Joint,
Actions of (Cleland), i. 85-93 ; Post-
mortem Rigidity of (Michelsohn),
viii. 212 ; Red and White, of Rabbit
and Ray (Ranvier), viii. 423 ; Reduc-
ing Power of Active (Gscheidlen),

INDEX TO VOLS! L—=XxX. 135

ix. 245; of Rudimentary Finger in
Greenland Whale, xii. 217 ; Second-
ary Contractions in (Griinhagen),
viii. 186 ; Shortening of, by Rigor
Mortis, x. 652; Subvertebral, of
Alligator (Hair), ii. 34 ; Tetanisation
of, x. 652; Variability of (Dobson),
xix. 16=23,; Variations. in the
Arrangement of (Dursy, Bahnsen,
Pye-Smith, Gruber, Gies, Macalister,
Riidinger, Bradley, Wood), iii. 197 ;
(Luschka, Lesshaft), iii. 198 ; Vaso-
motor Nerves of Striated, xi. 720 ;
Ventrolateral, of Alligator (Hair), ii.
26.

Muscles :—Anconeus Internus, ix. 171
(footnote); Anconeus Parvus, in Alyr-
mecophaga tamandua, ix. 170; An-
coneus Seltus (Gruber), ix. 169 ; Bi-
ceps Flexor Cruris, Abnormality of,
xv. 296; Ciliary (Schultze), ii. 399; in
Domestic Mammals (Flemming), iii.
455 ; in Fish, Birds and Quadrupeds
(Lee), iii. 14-23; Crico-thyroideus,
Action of (Jelenffy), vii. 328 ; Cur-
vatores Coccygis, in Man, xiv. 407 ;
Diaphragm, Development of the
Muscular Fibres of (Cazalis), v.
193 ; Digastric, Additional (Perrin),
y. 251-256; Epitrochleo-anconeus
(Gruber), ii. 166; Extensor Longus
Hallucis, Supernumerary (Jelenffy),
vii. 328; Extensor of Fore-arm,
Variations in Arrangement, x. 595 ;
Flexor Brevis Pollicis, Nerve Supply
of (Brooks), xx. 641-644; Ulnar Head
of (Brooks), xx. 641-644; Flexor
Longus Pollicis, Partial Deficiency of
the Tendon of (Wagstaffe), vi. 212-
214; Flexors of Vertebrate Limb,
Homologies of, ii. 283-289 ; Inter-
clavicular, in the Human Subject
(Lane), xx. 544-545 ; Intercostal, xi.
558; Kerato-thyrohyoid, in Human
Anatomy, xvii. 124; Levator Ani,
Functions of, x. 654 ; Levator Palati,
iii. 342 ; Levator Scapule, Division
of, v. 376; Omohyoid, Division of
Lower Part of (Koster), iv. 338 ;
Panniculus Carnosus, vy. 116-117 ;
Rudiment of, v. 241; Pectoralis, Ab-
normal (Merkel), ii. 166 ; Pectoralis

Muscular

Major, Absence of Thoracic Portion
of (Tweedy), vii. 327; Anomalous
(Turner), vii. 327; Variations of
(Perrin), v. 233-240; Plantaris
Bicaudatus (Gruber), ix. 390 ; Prona-
tors of Vertebrata (Macalister), ii.
335-340 ; Pterygoid, Peculiar Ar-
rangement of, in Man (Wagstaffe),
v. 281-284; Pubo-transversalis, v.
193 ; Rectus Abdominis et Sternalis,
xvii. 84; Sternalis (Turner), i.
246-253 ; (Bardeleben), x. 442; in
Anencephalous Monsters, xix. 311-
319; Sterno-petrosopharyngeus in
Man (Rennie), xx. 356-358 ; Supi-
nator Brevis, Sesamoid Bone in Ten-
don of (Macalister), iii. 108 ; Tensor
Palati, iii. 342; Tensor Tympani,
Action of (Schapringer), v. 401;
Thyro-arytenoid, Anatomy of, xvi.
485; Trachealis, of Man and Ani-
mals, xvii. 204; Trachelo-mastoid,
Division of, v. 376 ; Trapezius, Liga-
mentous Action of (Cleland), v. 319-
321; Triceps Extensor Cubiti, Variety
of (Blumenthal), iv. 154.

Abnormalities (Bankart,
Pye-Smith and Phillips), i. 448 ;
xiv. 357 ; Action, Theory of Double,
xi. 568; Action and Glycogen,
Relation between (Weiss), vi. 485 ;
Activity, Relations of Elasticity to
(Volkmann), vii. 357 ; Anatomy of
the Alligator (Haughton), ii. 405 ;
Anatomy of Koala, xvi. 217;
Anomalies, xv. 139; Apparatus,
on the Excitability of Functionally
Different, x. 219; Arrangements in
the Axilla (Fritsch), iv. 153; Ar-
rangements, Variations in (Perrin,
Davies-Colley, Taylor, Dalton,
Gruber), vii. 327; Contractibility,
Influence of Carbonic Oxide on, x.
651; Contraction (Place), ii, 434 ;
Duration of (Klunder), vy. 405;
Electricity from (Varley), v. 405 ;
Nature of (Schmulewitz), v. 404;
Note on (Helmholtz), i. 361; Ele-
ments of Gordius (Grenacher), iv.
301; Exercise, Influence of, on the
Excretion of Nitrogen (Flint), vi.
461; Physiological Effects of Severe

136

and Protracted, xi, 109; Exhaustion,
Laws of (Kronecker), vi. 241;
Fatigue (Volkmann), v. 405 ; Fibre,
Contraction of (Krause), viii. 2138 ;
x. 219 ; Regeneration of Striated, x.
651 ; Seat of Irritation in, on Closing
and Opening a Constant Galvanic
Current (Engelmann), ii, 435-436 ;
Striated, Development of (Eckhard
and Braidwood), i. 362; Striped,
Structure of (Flogel, Donitz, Merkel),
vi. 442; (Engelmann), vii. 328 ;
Fibres, Action of Emetics on Trans-
versely-striped, x. 652; Action of
Quinine on, x. 654 ; Development of,
in the Frog (Petrowsky), viii. 424 ;
Influence of Electricity on (Onimus),
iii. 407, 418 ; of Alligator, Arrange-
ment of (Hair), ii, 26-41; of Heart
(Eckhard), 11. 167 ; of the Ventricles
(Hensley), iv. 82-86 ; Proportion of,
to Nerve-fibres (Tergast), viii. 424 ;
Force, Nature of (Volkmann), v.
405 ; Origin of (Hermann), iii. 232-
236 ; Source of (Parkes), i. 362; Ir-
regularities (Curnow), vili, 377--379 ;
Irritability after Systemic Death
(Richardson), viii. 213 ; Researches
on (R. Norris), i. 217-236 ; Homo-
logies (Macalister), iii, 197; Mass
of Tail, Ventral, of Alligator (Hair),
ii. 34-36; Motion, Papers on,
xi. 568; Movement, Characteristic
Sign of Cardiac, x. 636; Power,
Diminution of, during Contraction
(Hermann), vi. 239 ; Measurement
of (Fick), vii. 357 ; Source of (Flint),
xii. 91; Theory of (Luchsinger),
vi. 239; Rigidity (Hermann and
Walker), vi. 239 ; Substance, Phy-
sical Properties of (Adamiewicz), ix.
245; System, ix. 389; x. 442; of
Negro, xiii. 382; xiv. 244; Varia-
tions of (Wood), iii. 197; Tissue,

Gases of (Hermann), ii. 179;
Nutrition of (Marcet), vi. 464;
Structure of (Mitra), ii. 167;

Terms used in Describing, xii. 170;
Tone (Sustschinsky), vi. 239 ; Height
of, by Electrical and Chemical
Stimulation, x. 652; Variations,
(Macalister, Gruber), vil, 168;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

(Gruber), x. 443; (Thomson), xix.
332; Human (Wood), i. 44-59;
Wall of the Stomach (Pettigrew), ii.
167 ; Work, Absence of Glycogen
during (Nasse, Weiss), vi. 460;
Influence of, on the Decomposition
of Albumen within the Hunan
Organism (Schenk), ix. 246,

Musculo-tendinous Parts of the Anterior
Limb of the Malayan Tapir (Murie),
vi. 148.

Musculus on the Ferment of Urea,
xi. 566 ; on Test-paper for Urea, ix.
241,

Museums, Anatomical (Flower), ix.
259.

Musical Notes, High, Perception of
(Riidinger), vili. 187 ; Tones, Physio-
logical Importance of High, x.
634,

Musk, Action of, xi. 570; Deer,
Placenta of, xi. 44; Rat, Blood-
corpuscles of, x, 206,

Musophagide, xviii. 283 ; Cranium of
(Reinhardt), vi. 446,

Musquash, xvii. 164,

Mussels, Poisonous (Beunie), vi. 502.

Mustard, Growth of (Ransome), v. 49.

Mustela boccamela, ii. 55, 57;
erminea, ii. 573; foina, ii. 47-61,
437 ; Nerves of Hind Limb of, xv.
268; Placenta of, x. 696; furo, ii.
57; herminea, ii. 553; levis, Muscles
of (Humphry), vi. 271-278 ; martes,
ii, 47, 57; Placenta of, x. 696;
putorius, ii. 55, 57, 437 ; vulgaris,
ii, 55,57; Long Flexors of, xvii. 176.

Mustelide, ii. 48.

Mustelus, Absence of Segmental Open-
ings in, xii, 187 ; Error Relating to,
x. 388 (footnote) ; vulgaris, Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 83, 93.

Mycetes, Larynx of, xvii. 370 ; Ossicles
of, xiii. 404; fwscus, Myology of
(Sirena), vi. 444.

Mycoderma vini, xii. 497.

Myeline forms, Neubauer on, i. 359.

Myeloid Sarcomata, xix. 449.

Myenteric Plexus of Auerbach (Gerlach
Klein), viii, 173.

Myevre on the Anatomy of Alcyonaria,
v. 200,

INDEX TO VOLS. 1.—XX. 137

Mylopharyngeous Abnormalities, xiv.
357.

Myogale, i, 282; ii, 141 ; xix. 21, 30;
Habitat, ii. 153; Osteology of, ii.
118-120, 136-138, 153; moschata,
xviii. 388, 389; Epitrochleo-anco-
neus in, ix. 169; muscovita, li. 118 ;
pyrenaica, ii. 118 ; xvili. 309; xix.
20; Long Flexor Muscles of, xvii.
147, 178.

Myogalina, i, 282; Osteology of, ii.
152-153.

Myograph of Helmholtz and Du Bois
Reymond, ii, 100-102; Marey’s, i,
158.

Myological Peculiarities (Bradley), vi.
420-421 ; Researches (Preyer, Bern-
stein), vii. 357.

Myology of the American Black Bear
(Shepherd), xviii. 103-117; of
Bradypus tridactylus (Macalister),
iv. 162; of the Cheiroptera, vii.
171; of Cyclothurus didactylus
(Galton), iv. 162; of Hyemoschus,
vii. 172; Human (Térnblom), ii.
165 ; of Iguana tuberculata (Mivart),
ii. 405; of the Limbs of Pteropus
(Humphry), iii. 294-319; ofthe Limbs
of the Unau, the Ai, the Two-toed Ant-
eater and the Pangolin (Humphry),
iv. 17-78 ; of Liolepis belli (Sanders),
vii. 338 ; of Mammalia (Owen), iii.
436 ; of Mycetes fuscus (Sirena), vi.
444 ; Observations on (Humphry),
vii. 169 ; Observations in Compara-
tive, xvi. 493; of Phascolarctos
cinereus (Macalister), vii. 172; of
Pigeon, xvii. 218; of Sarcophilus
ursinus (Macalister), vii. 172; of
Sauria (Fiirbringer), iv. 285 ; Varia-
tions in (Wood), ii. 166; xiv. 512;
of Vertebrates (Owen), i. 133; of
Viverra civetta, ii. 207-217; xiv. 166;
of the Wombat and Tasmanian Devil
(Macalister), iv. 308,

Myomata in Animals, xix. 441.

Myomorpha, Long Flexors of, xvii.
166,

Myo-physical Laws, Preyer’s (Luch-
singer), ix, 245.

Myo-sarcoma of Kidney, xiv, 229,

Myosorex varius, XX. 359,

Myoxide, Long Flexors of, xvii. 166.

Myoxus, xix. 22; avellanarius, Long
Flexors of, xvii. 166.

Myriapoda, Hypoblast and Mesoblast
of, xi. 152:

Myrmecobius, Teeth of, iii. 275.

Myrmecophaga, Placenta of, viii. 363,
3866; x. 706; didactyla, iv. 17;
Placenta of, viii. 363; jubata, v.
14; xix. 38, 44; Vertebral Column
of (Pouchet), vii. 172; tamandua,
Epitrochleo-anconeus in (Galton), ix.
TOS 75:

Myrmecophagide, xix. 22; Placenta
of, vill. 364 ; xi. 41.

Myrus, xviii. 140.

Mysis, ii. 81, 82.

Mystacina, Manus of, xvi. 200,

Mysticetus, xx. 172.

Mytilus, Structure of, xiii. 578 ; edulis
(Bennie), vi. 502.

Myxine, Generation of (Home), x. 488 ;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 86, 93 ;
Urino-genital Organs of, x. 28.

Myxoma Medullare, xiv. 307.

Myxomata (Sutton), xix. 420.

Myxomatodes, xix. 454.

Myzxopoda, Manus of, xvi. 200.

Navi, Multiple Lymphatic, of the
Skin (Hoggan), xviii. 204-326.

Nevus, Diffuse Venous (Barling), xx.
358-359.

Naismith, J. George, Antagonism of
Opium and Belladonna, Illustrated
in a Case of Attempted Suicide, xiv,
449,

Naming of Muscles, xvi. 493.

Nandinia binotata, Anatomy of
(Flower), vii. 335 ; Long Flexors of,
xvil. 171.

Narwhal, xx. 48, 155; Bidental Skull
of (Turner), viii. 133-134 ; Dentition
of, vii. 75-79; x. 516; of Feetal
(Gervais), ix. 205; Placenta of, x.
670 ; xii. 148 ; Rete Mirabile of, viii.
LAG SEL. Osis

Nasmyth’s Membrane (Tomes), Vii.
alyl

Nasse, H., on the Formation of
Lymph, vii. 354.

138

Nasse, O., on Contractile Tissue, iv.
321 ; on the Cause of Convulsions, v.
208; on the Absence of Glycogen
during Muscular Work, vi. 460;
Studies on Albumen, viii. 204 ; on
the Albuminous Bodies, viii. 410; on
the Ferments, ix. 236 ; on Diffusion
between Blood-corpuscles and Serum,
x. 640; on Irritation of Nerves by
Variations in the Strength of a Con-
stant Current, v. 398 ; on the Amor-
phous Ferments, x. 654.

Nasua socialis, Long Flexors of, xvii.
171; Nerves of Hind Limb of, xv.
268.

Nates, Fold of
198-202.

Nathusius, W. von, on the Medul-
lary Substance in Various Horny
Tissues, iii. 455; on the Capsule of
the Ege of the Ringed Snake, v.
387.

Naumow and Beljaew, S., on the
Bodily Temperature, and on the
Rapidity of the Blood during Re-
spiration of Oxygen and Atmospheric
AGr, 1X; 221.

Naunyn on Fever, v. 218, 408 ; on the
Excretion of Urea in Fever, v. 226; on
Coagulation of Blood, vi. 458 ; on
Increase of Temperature in Fever,
viii. 429 ; on Pyrogenic Substances,
viii. 427.

Nauplius, ii. 81, 83, 84; Apparatus
of Asellus aquaticus, ii. 81.

Naurocki on Muscle, i. 159 ; Action
of Ammonium Sulphide on Hemo-
globin, li. 177 ; on the Innervation
of the Salivary Glands, iii. 463 ; on
Conduction of Sensory Impressions
in the Spinal Cord, vii. 177 ; Reflex
Secretion of Saliva, ix. 234.

Nautilus, ix. 207.

Navajo Skull, xx. 426-431.

Navratil on the Function of Laryngeal
Nerves, vi. 474.

Nawalichin on the Influence of Closure
of the Carotid on the Circulation, y.
213 ; on the Vaso-motor System, ix.
217.

Nawroki or Nawrocky See Naurocki.

Neck, Effect of Division of Sym-

(Symington), xvill.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XX.

pathetic Nerve of, x. 511; and
Head of Indian Elephant (Watson),
Arteries of, ix. 120-124; Veins of,
ix. 124, 125; Muscles of, ix. 125-
133.

Necrosis in Long Bones, xiii. 234.
Nedsvetski on Minute Moving Par-
ticles in Normal Blood, viii. 198.

Needham’s Microtome, x. 180.

Negro Crania from Old Calabar (Smith
and Turner), iii. 8385-389 ; Dissection
of, xiii. 882 ; xiv. 244; Hair of, xvi.
362.

Neisser, A., and Heidenhain, R., Ex-
periments on the Process of the
Secretion of Urine, ix. 241.

Nematodes, xii. 407 (footnote) ;
Muscles of (Schneider), iv. 301;
of Periplaneta orientalis (Biitschli),
vi. 449.

Nematoptychius greenockii (Traquair),
ix. 406.

Nemerteans, Anatomy of (M‘Intosh),
x. 231; Development of Lost Parts in
(M‘Intosh), iii. 459; Nervous Sys-
tem of, xi. 437 ; Structure of British
(M‘Intosh), iv. 308.

Nemertina, Red Cruorine in, ii. 114.

Nencki on the Antecedents of Urea
in the Animal Organism, vii. 355 ;
Experiments on Want of Sleep, ix.
246,

Nepenthes, Digestive Ferment of, xi.
124 ; gracilis, xi. 125 ; hybridus, xi.
125.

Nephelis, Development of (Raetzel),
iv. 161, 307.

Nephritis, Post-scarlatinal, xiv. 432.

Nepven, G., on the Pacinian Bodies
in Apes, iv. 304.

Nerine foliosa, Circulation of, xiii.
343, 345,

Nerocila bivittata (Risso), Generative
Organs of, xi. 118 ; maculata, Gener-

ative Organs of (Milne-Edwards), xi.
118.

Nerve-cells, Anastomosis of, in the
Spinal Cord, x. 446; Embryonal
Development of (Lubimoff), viii.
181; Structure of (Arnold), ii. 395 ;
Centres of the Circulation, Reflex
Relations of the Stomach . (Mayer

LNDEX. TOn ViOES, “T:—xx. 139

and Pribram), viii. 182 ; Vaso-motor
and Uterine (Schlesinger), viii. 403 ;
Coils at Roots of Hairs (Stieda), viii.
175; Current, Rate of, in Motor
Nerves of Mammals, xiii. 259;
Negative Oscillation of (Schiff), vi.
223 ; Degeneration and Nerve Re-
generation (Hichhorst), viii. 400 ;
Effect of Galvanic Currents on
(Hermann), vii. 178; Electric
Stimulation of (Kénig), vi. 222;
Embryonic, Electro-motor Properties
of (Valentin), vi. 228; Endings in
the Acinous Glands and in the Liver
(Pfliiger), v. 379 ; in Bladder of Frog,
(Lavdowsky),° vii. 170; of the Cor-
nea (Lipmann), iv. 305; in Glands
(Krause), v. 194; in the Laryngeal
Mucous Membrane (Boldyrew), v.
378 ; Motor, i. 357 ; ii. 395; in the
Retina (Schultze), iv. 805; in Sali-
vary Glands (Pfliiger), iv. 156; in
Smooth Muscles (Krause, Hénocque),
v. 194; in the Skin (Kberth), iv.
305 ; in Tactile Hairs (Schobl), vii.
830; Termination of, in Mamma-
lian Skin (Hoggan), xviii. 182-197 ;
in the Tongues of Birds (Ihlder,
Wyss), v. 194; of Amphibia
(Schultze), v. 195 ; in Transversely-
striped Muscle-fibres (Arndt), viii.
161; in the Vaginal Mucous Mem-
brane (Chrschtschovitsch), vi. 435 ;
Excitability (Ewald), iv. 324;
Fibres, Historical References to
Structure of, xv. 446 ; Movements
in, from Electrical Irritation (Engel-
mann), vii. 178; and Nerve-cells
in Brain, xiii. 280 ; Non-medullated,
Distribution of (Klein), vi. 436;
in the Optic Nerves and in the
Retina, Distribution of, x. 452;
Proportion of, to Muscular (Tergast),
viii. 424; Spinal, x. 446; Source
of (Garrod), vii. 251-254 ; Structure
of (Grandry), iii, 198; Union of
(Rosow and Snellen), i, 365-366 ;
Frog’s, Effect of Temperature and
Different Degrees of the Stimulating
Current on the Rapidity of Propaga-
tion of Excitation in (Troitzky), ix,
218 ; Galvanic Excitation of, x. 707 ;

Influence on Arteries (Owsjannikow
and Tschiriew), viii. 183 ; (Griitzner
and Chtapowski), viii. 184; of
Electro-magnet on Phenomena of a
Nerve, ‘xiii. 219; Irritation, xiii.
123 ; Lesions, Influence of, on Struc-
ture of Muscles (Vulpian), viii. 186 ;
Non-existence of Electric Currents
in (Schiff), v. 218; Regeneration
(Vulpian), vi. 472; Relation of
Nucleus Txznieformis with Olfactory,
xvi. 151 ; Roots, Posterior, Influence
of, on the Sensibility of the Anterior
(Cyon), viii. 399 ; Section, Influence
of, on Tissues (Schulz), viii. 186 ;
Sixth, ii. 175, 178; Stimulation,
Double (Dew-Smith), viii. 74-82,
400; Supply, Relation of, to Muscle-
homology, xvi. 1; of the Sterno-
clavicular Articulation (Hepburn),
xvilil. 340; Variations (Meyer, Pye-
Smith, Howse and Dayvies-Colley),
v. 378.

Nerves, xi. 544; Acoustic, Effect of

Galvanic Current upon (Blake), viii.
400; Action of Electricity on
(Bernheim), viii, 400; Anatomy
(Thin), ix. 193; Anterior Tibial,
xill, 898; Afferent, of Frog’s Leg,
Effect of Local Application of
Chlorides, Bromides, and Iodides of
Potassium, Ammonium and Sodium
on, xi. 58 ; Arrangement of Brachial
Plexus of, x. 446; Auditory Nerve,
Termination $ of (Lcewenberg), iii.
452; <Autogenic Regeneration of
(Vulpian), ix. 413; Buccal (Long),
Variation in (Turner), i. 83-84;
Cardiac, Action of Calabar Bean on
(Arnstein and Sustschinsky), iii. 474-
476 ; Cardiac, Influence of Changes
of Temperature on (Tarachanoff),
vili, 399 ; Changes in, after Section
(Pye-Smith), vii. 344; of Colora-
tion in Various Animals Under
the Influence of (Pouchet), ix.
412; Chemistry of (Rancke, Heid-
enhain), iii, 470; Chorda Tym-
pani (Vulpian), iii. 451; Anom-
alous Arrangement of, vi. 217;
Distribution of (Lussana, Vulpian),
iv. 185 ; Excitation of (Vulpian),

140 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-xXxX.

vill, 187 ; Experiments on (Vulpian),
vii. 342 ; (Prévost), vii. 343 ; Section
of (Vulpian), viii. 399 ; Coccygeal,
Posterior Roots, Sensibility of
(Giannuzzi), v. 3896; Connecting
Twigs between the Anterior Divisions
of the First and Second Dorsal
Nerves, xi. 539; Cranial, Anas-
tomosis of (Bischoff), i. 148; in
Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 457 ; of
Hexanthus (Gegenbaur), vi. 448; of
Lepidosiren annectens (Humphry),
vi. 267-270; Cutaneous, Irritation
of, by Sulphuric Acid (Baxt), vii.
177 ; of the Groin (Hepburn), xx.
692-693 ; Deep Origin of Glosso-
pharyngeal, Auditory, Facial, -Ab-
ducent and Trigeminal, xvi. 150;
Degeneration of, after Section (Ran-
vier), vill. 186; Degeneration of,
Separated from their Trophic Centre,
x. 633 ; Distribution of (Tyson), iv.
304; Early Stages of Development
of, ‘in Birds, xi. 491; Effect of
Stimulation of Splenic, xi. 204;
Effects of Section of Excito-secre-
tory, xiii. 262; of Stimulation of
Sensory, xvi. 144; Electrical Con-
ductivity in (Richardson)), i. 184 ;
Electro-therapeuticand Physiological
Methods of Stimulation of (Filehne),
v. 398 ; Experiments on Muscles of
Respiratory and Laryngeal Nerves,
x. 443 ; Fifth Cranial, iii, 161, 175,
179 ; Functions of Buccal Branch of
(Bankart), ii. 325-328; Variations
of, vi. 101; First Cranial, iii. 161 ;
Formation of Acid in (Funke), iv.
321; Fourth Cranial, Variations in
(Turner), viii. 297 ; Glosso-pharyn-
geal, Vaso-dilator Action on the
Vessels of the Mucous Membrane of
the Tongue, x. 626 ; Great Auricu-
lar, vii. 973; Gustatory, of Frog
(Engelmann), ii. 433 ; Histology and
Physiology of (Ranvier) vil. 170 ;
viii, 186; Human, Electrotonic
State in (Erb), iii. 213; Rapidity of
Transmission in (von Wittich), iii.
213 ; Hypoglossal, Arrangement of
the Fibres of (Gerlach, Clarke), iii.
451; Inferior Laryngeal, Irregular,

vil. 308 ; Inferior Maxillary, Irregu-
lar, vii. 308; Influence of, on Absorp-
tion (Bernstein, Heubel), vii. 349 ;
on Intraocular Pressure (von Hippel
and Griinhagen), iii. 463-464 ; Inhi-
bition, of the Cutaneous Vessels, xi.
187; in Skin (Fick and Erlenmeyer),
v. 209; Intercostal, Connection of
Sympathetic with (Riidinger), ii.
168 ; Internal Cutaneous, Irregular,
vii. 309; Intestinal, Division of
(Moreau), iii, 214 ; Irregularities in
(Curnow), vii. 308-310 ; Irritability
and Rapidity of Conduction in,
during Electrotonus (Wundt), v.
397; Irritation of (Setschenow,
Bernstein), vii. 344 ; (Griinhagen and
Engelmann), viii. 186 ; by Variations
in the Strength of a Constant Cur-
rent (Nasse), v. 898; Junction of
Sensory and Motor (Vulpian), iv.
219; Laryngeal, Anastomosis be-
tween Superior and Inferior (Philip-
eaux and Vulpian), iv. 159; Func-
tion of (Navratil), vi. 474; of
Criminal Executed by Hanging, x.
646 ; Law of Contraction in Dying
(Filehne), vii. 344; Lingual, Func-
tions of (Prévost), viii. 185, 398 ;
Lingual and Hypoglossal, Union of
the Cut Ends of (Vulpian), viii. 186 ;
Long Buccal Nerve, vii. 95 ; Varia-
tion in (Turner), iii. 198 ; Lumbar
(Beresin), i. 157 ; Median, Abnormal
Position (Gruber), ii. 394; Division
of (Richet, Reévillout), ii, 412;
Irregular, vii. 309; Median and
Ulnar, Communicating in the Fore-
arm (Gruber), v. 878; Motor, of
Man, Rapidity of Conduction in
(Place), v. 211; Rapidity of Con-
duction in (Helmholtz and Baxt,
Place), v. 397; Musculo-cutaneous,
of Man, i. 46; Variation in, x. 446;
Nasal, Effect of, on Respiration
(Bert), iv. 186; Ninth Cranial, iii.
161, 175, 178; Nomenclature of,
xii. 1613; of Antedon and Actino-
metra, xi. 89 ; of Chimpanzee, xvili.
83; of Compact Bone (Joseph), iv.
300; of Cornea (Petermoller), iii.
455 ; (Hoyer), vil. 331; of Crypto-

INDEX TO VOLS. 1.—XX: 141

branchus japonicus (Humphry), vi.
1-61; of Deglutition (Waller and
Prévost) v. 210; of Epiglottis,
Method of Demonstrating, xvii. 203 ;
of Fingers, Distribution of Collateral,
x. 446; of Fore-limb of Thylacinus
and Cuscus, xii. 427; of Frog,
Transverse Conduction in (Hitzig,
Filehne), viii. 186; of Glands and
Gland-cells, vii. 330; of the Hand,
Recurrent Sensibility of, x. 633; of
Head and Neck, Distribution of
(Cunningham), vii. 94-97 ; of the
Head of Cryptobranchus japonicus
(Humphry), vi. 45-47; of Hind
Limb of Thylacinus and Cuscus, xv.
265 ; of Cryptobranchus japonicus
(Humphry), vi. 51-56 ; of the Frog,
Distribution of (Meyer), iv. 305;
of the Human Body, Variations in
(Turner), vi. 101-106; viii. 297-
299 ; of the Human Skin (Langer-
hans), iii. 452 ; of Larynx (Luschka,
Lindemann), iv. 304 ; of Liver, x.
650; Arrangement of, x. 446; of
Lungs of Newt, xvi. 96 ; of Pancreas
(Pfliiger), iv. 156 ; of Penis of Indian
Elephant (Watson), vii. 73 ; of Rab-
bit’s Brain, Physiology of, xvi. 142 ;
of Salivary Glands (Mayer), iv. 305 ;
of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 169; of Sub-
maxillary Glands, Action of Various
Substances on(Keuchel), vii. 199 ; of
Taste (Lussana), vi. 227 ; Terminal
Bodies of (Letzerich), iii, 451;
of Tendon (Sutton), xix. 264; of
Testicle (Letzerich), iii. 199; of
Troglodytes niger and Cynocephalus
anubis (Champneys), vi. 208-211 ;
of Vessels, Dilating (Goltz and
Frensberg, &c.), ix. 409 ; Olfactory,
Experiments on (Prévost), iv. 185 ;

Optic, Section of (Berlin), viii. 187 ;
- Palatine, of Frogs, xvii. 293 ; Per-
forans Gasseri, of Man, i. 46 ; Partial
Stimulation of, xi. 544; Phrenic,
vii. 330; Irregular, vii. 309; Un-
usual Course of (Koster), iv. 338 ;
Physiology of, ix. 218; x. 633;
Physiology of Excito-secretory, xiii.
261; Posterior Auricular Nerve, vii.
96; Posterior Thoracic, Irregular,

vii. 309; Radial Nerve, Division of
the (Savory), iii. 212; Recurrent
Laryngeal Nerve, Irritation of the
(Burkart), iii. 210 ; Regeneration of,
in Paraplegic Animals (Prévost and
Waller), viii. 186; Relation of, to the
Capillaries and other Elementary
Cells (Beale), vi. 436; Restoration
of Sensibility after Section of, xi.
545 ; Sacral, Posterior Roots, Sen-
sibility of (Giannuzzi), v. 396;
Secretory and Trophic Gland, xiii.
121; Segmental Value of Cranial,
xvi. 305; Sensation in Peripheral
Ends of Divided, xi. 544 ; Sensory,
Action of Strychnia on (Cyon), viii.
399 ; Sensory and Motor, Union End
to End of (Vulpian), viii. 400;
Seventh (Portio dura), iii. 161, 175,
178, 179; Seventh and Auditory,
in Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 464 ;
Spermatic, Changes in Testis after
Division of (Obolensky), ii. 192;
Spinal, Influence of the Posterior
Root on the Anterior (E. Cyon, von
Bezold, and Uspensky), ii. 412, 413;
(Heidenhain), vi. 472; of .Crypto-
branchus japonicus (Humphry), vi.
47-51; Relative Excitability of
Different Parts of the Trunk of
(Rutherford), v. 329-338 ; Structure
of the Axis Cylinder in (Rudan-
owski), v. 378; Variation of, vi. 102-
106; Spinal Accessory, Irregular, vii.
309; Splanchnics, Composition of
Urine after Section of (Knoll), vy.
216 ; Investigation of (Asp), iii. 211;
Stimulation of (Van Braam Hong-
keest), ix. 215; Vaso-motor Action
of (Vulpian), viii. 187 ; Stimulation
of (Bernstein), vi. 223 ; Stimulation
of Sciatic, xi. 188; by Solutions of
Indifferent Substances, x. 633;
Superior Laryngeal, Abnormal (Nor-
densson), iv. 333; Effect of, on
Respiration (Bert), iv. 186 ; Supply-
ing the Blood-vessels of the Upper
Limb (Frey), ix. 392; Sweat, of
Cat, xiii. 260; Terminal Bodies of
(Bense), iii. 198 ; Terminations of
the Gustatory (Sertoli), ix. 413 ; of,
in the Buccal Mucous Membrane

142 INDEX TO

(Elin), vi. 436; of, in Conjunctiva, x.
452; in Great Omentum (Finkam),
ix. 204; Tetanisation of, x. 652;
Thermal Effects of Operations on the
‘ Nervous System, and their Relation
to Vaso-motor, xi. 545; Thermal
Trritation of (Heinzmann), viii. 186 ;
Third Cranial, iii. 161, 175, 178;
Transverse Conduction of (Hitzig,
Filehne), viii. 400; Transverse Con-
duction of Currents through, xi.
544; Trigeminal, Division of (Snellen
and Biittner, Meissner), i. 191;
(Eberth), viii. 187 ; Trophic (Rolles-
ton),¥v. 210; (Fischer, Schieffer-
decker, Joseph and Vulpian), vii.
343; (Power), 344; Trophic and Vaso-
dilator (Bernard), ix, 413; Ulnar,
Abnormal (Gruber), ii. 394 ; Absence
of the Dorsal Cutaneous Branch of
(Giacomini), vi. 437 ; Irregular, vii.
309; Unipolar Excitation of, xi.
544; Uterine, Terminations of
(Hertz), iv. 154; Vagus (Czermak),
i. 156; Action of (Goltz, Kowal-
ewsky and Adamiik, Bernhardt,
Aubert and Roever), iii, 461;
(Masoin), vii. 180; Action of, on the
Heart (Coats), iv. 324; (Metschni-
koff and Setschenow), viii. 193 ;
on the Vascular System (Ruther-
ford), iii, 402-416; Division of,
Etfect on Heart (Rutherford), iii.
404-412 ; Division of, Extravasation
in the Lungs after (Valentin), vi.
234 ; Effect of, on Respiration (Bert),
iv. 186; Experiments on (Legros
and Onimus), vil. 343 ; Influence of,
on the Air-cells of the Lungs (Schiff),
vi. 234; on Convulsions (Brown-
Séquard), vii. 843; on Respiration
(MacGillavry), ii. 483; Inhibitory
Action of, on Heart (Meyer), iii. 445;
Irritation of the (Burkart), iii. 210 ;
Latent Period of (Donders), v. 210 ;
Paralysis of, in# Man (Guttmann),
viii. 399; Physiology of (Arloing
and ‘Trissier), viii. 185; Pulmo-
nary Branches of (Hering), iii. 462 ;
Section of, Changes in Lungs after
(Genzmer), vill, 185; Variation of,
vi. 101; and Bladder (Oehl), iv.

VOLS. I.—XX.

185; and Spleen (Oehl), iv. 185;
Variations in the Distribution of
(Bankart, Pye-Smith and Phillips),
iii. 451; (Turner), vi. 437; Variation
in Musculo-cutaneous, x. 446 ; Vaso-
dilating, Experiments on (Vulpian),
viii. 399 ; Vaso-dilator, ix. 213, 214;
x. 628; Vaso-motor (Lovén), ii. 194-
197 ; Vaso-motor, on the Action of
Intra-venous Injections of Chloral
on, x. 654 ; Influence of, on Cerebral
Vessels (Nothnagel, Lovén), ii. 412 ;
of Muscular Arteries (Ludwig and
Hafiz), vi. 229; of Striated Muscles,
xi. 720; and Nerve-centres, xi. 543 ;
Development of Heat in (Schiff),
vi. 223; Warmed by Irritation of
Nerves (Schiff), v. 210; Mechanism
of (Wundt), vi. 223 ; Nervi Nervo-
rum (Sappey), il. 394; Nervous
Centres, Action of, on Muscles
(Vulpian), vii. 178; New Method
of Preparing Large Sections of,
for Microscopical Investigation, xii.
254; Conduction (Helmholtz and
Baxt), li. 190; Current in Sensory
Nerves, Rapidity of, xi. 544;
Excitation, Laws of, x. 633; Ex-
haustion and Vaso-motor Action
(Clark), xvili. 239-256; Impulses,
on the Mode of Propagation of,
xiv. 181; Lesions, Influence of, on
Muscular Contractility and Nutri-
tion (Vulpian), vi. 472; Mechanism
of the Frog’s <Auricle, ili. 455;
xi, 285; System, i. 359-360; ix.
198-204, 208-219, 407; x. 202,
444, 619; Action of Quinine on
(Heubach), ix. 212; of Poisons on
(Broadbent), iii, 42; Anatomy of
(Key and Retzius), vii. 329; xii.
366 ; and Brain, a Summary and a
Review, xv. 536 ; Central (Flechsig),
xiv. 257; in Lineide (M‘Intosh),
x. 231; Central, in Osseous Fishes
(Stieda), iii, 199; Central, of
Selachia, xiii. 287 ; Central, Methods
of Examining (Betz), vil. 329;
Central, of the Fowl and Mouse
(Stieda), iv. 162; Central Organs,
Pathological Anatomy of (Arndt),
viii. 392; Changes in, after Am-

INDEX. TON VOLS). HX xe 143

putation (Dickinson), iii. 88-96;
Controlling Action of (Lovén), iv.
195 ; Diseases of (Eulenberg), vi.
223; Effects of Alcohol on (Ham-
mond), ix. 411; Embryology and
Histology of (Lubimoff), ix. 204;
Histology and Histogenesis of the
Central (Boll), viii. 171; Human
(Besser), i. 357; Influence of, on
Circulation and Temperature (Riegel),
vi. 231 ; of Amphioxus Lanceolatus,
(Owsjannikow), iii. 204; of Bush-
woman (Flower and Murie), i. 206 ;
of Creceis (Stuart), vi. 449; of
Frogs, Action of Chloride of Potas-
sium on, xii. 54 ; Effects of Sulphate
of Atropia on, xi. 321; of Indian
Elephant, xiii. 45; of Mammalia
(Owen), iii, 438; of Negro, xiv.
246 ; of Vertebrates (Owen), i. 133 ;
of Vertebrates, Annelids, Arthro-
pods, xi. 432, 483; Parts of,
Regulating the Contraction of the
Arteries (Lister), ix. 411; Physi-
ology of (Flint, Boll), viii. 399;
Physiology of Cerebro-spinal, x.
626 ; Quantity of Water in Human
Central, x. 623 ; Variations, Human
(Thomson), xix. 330.

Nesterowsky on the Nerves of the
Liver, x. 446, 650.

Nenbauer on Myeline Forms, i. 359 ;
on Capric and Caprylic Acids, ii. 180,
Neumann on the Action of Electricity
on White Blood-Corpuscles, Pus and
Salivary Corpuscles, ii. 193; on the
Formation of Blood-corpuscles in
Marrow, iii. 460.

—— F., on Insensible Excretion in

Fever, viii. 428.

—— J., on the Lymph-vessels of
the Skin, ix. 206.

R., the Marrow of Bones as an
Organ for the Formation of Blood, ix.
244,

Neurin, ii. 180, 430 ; iii. 38.
Neuroglia (Magnan and Hayem), ii,
395.

Neuroma of Brain, Medullary, xv. 217.
Neuromata in Animals (Sutton), xix.
441.

Neutral Substances, iii. 38,

New Guinea, Masks and Skull from
Islands near, xiv. 475.

Newly-born, Functions of Brain in,
xi. 541.

Newman, David, Physical Experiments
Relating to the Functions of the
Kidney, xii. 608; New Theory of
Contraction of Striated Muscle and
Demonstration of the Composition
of the Broad Dark Bands, xiii. 549 ;
on the Effect of Certain Anzsthetics
on the Pulmonary Circulation, xiv.
495 ; on the Comparative Value of
Chloroform and Ethidene Dichloride
as Anesthetic Agents, xv. 110;
Description of a Polygraph, xv. 236.

Newt, Action of Irritants on (Hollis),
vill. 122; Cartilage of, x. 116;
Digestion of Blood of, by Leech,
xvi. 451; Histology of, xvi. 94;
Nerves of Lungs of, xvi. 96; Teeth
of (Tomes), ix. 397; Urino-genital
Organs of, x. 38.

Newton, A., Remarks on Huxley’s
Classification of Birds (Review), ii.
390-391.

K. T., on the Eye of the Lobster,
vill. 178.

Nicaise on the Anatomy of the Inguino-
crural Region, i. 357.

Nicati, H., Distribution of the Nerve-
fibres in the Optic Nerves and in the
Retina, x. 452.

Nicholson, H. A., A Monograph of the
British Graptolitide (Review), vi.
432,

Nickel, Action on Animal Organism,
xvii. 89 ; Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), iv. 205.

Nicotia (Brown and Fraser), ii. 239-
242; Action of (Nunneley), iv.
315 ; (Basch and Oser, Heubel), viii.
226.

Niemetschek on the Capillaries of the
Macula Lutea, i, 149.

Niggeler, R., Colouring Matter of
Urine from the Indigo Group, ix.
439,

Nipples in Didelphys and Mus, x.
454; Supernumerary, x. 454; xiii,
425,

Nitric Acid, Toxicology of (Starkow),

144,

viii. 222 ; Nitrous Acid and Nitrites,
Action of, on Hemoglobin, ii. 178.
Nitrification by Means of Organised

Ferments, xiii. 241.

Nitrile, Constitution of (Broadbent),
iii. 44; of Amyl (Ladendorf), ix.
416; Action of, x. 658; xi. 572;
Action of, on the Circulation
(Brunton), v. 92-101; Action of, on
Muscle (Pick), viii. 425 ; Symptoms
of (Goodhart), v. 391.

Nitrites, Compounds of, with Hemo-
globin (Gamgee), ili. 231.

Nitrobenzine Poisoning (Lehmann),
viii. 223.

Nitro-benzol, Action of (Broadbent),
iii. 49; Poisonous Properties of, i.
155 ; x. 650.

Nitrogen, iii. 839 ; Amount of, in Flesh
(Schenk), vii. 357 ; Elimination of
(Parkes), ii. 181; Estimation of
(Seegen and Nowak), ix. 234 ; Excre-
tion of (Seegen), vi. 464; by the
Lungs (Sicwenow), iii. 470 ; in Urine
(Power), ix. 439 ; Influence of Mus-
cular Exercise upon Excretion of
(Flint), vi. 461 ; of Severe and Pro-
tracted Muscular Exercise upon the
Excretion of Nitrogen, xi. 109 ; Pro-
cess for Estimation of Urea (Steel),
ix. 241; Relation of Muscular
System to Elimination of, xii, 103.

Nitroglycerine, ii. 38, 39; Action of
(Broadbent), ii. 49 ; Toxicology of
(Starkow), viii. 222,

Nitro-hydrochloric Acid, Action on
Biliary Secretion of Dog, xi. 640.

Nitro-pentans, -«ethans and - methans,
Physiological Action of, xi. 570,

Nitropicric Acid, Action of (Broad-
bent), ili. 49.

Nitrous Oxide, Effects of (Jolyet and
Blanche), viii. 221; Influence of,
on Respiration and _ Circulation
(Amory), v. 390; Phenomena of,
when Inhaled (Maclaren), v. 389.

Nitsche on Bryozoa, vi. 449.

Nitzsch, C. L., Observationes de
Avium Arteria Carotide Communi
(Review), ii. 391; Pterylography,
Trans. by W. 8S. Dallas (Review), ii.
391.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Nobiling, A., on Tartar Emetic, iil.
220.

Noctilio leporinus, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 174.

Noctiluca miliaris, vii. 338.

Noél-Paton, D., on the Relationship of
Urea Formation to Bile Secretion,
xx. 114-124, 267-306, 520-531,
662-673.

Noematachograph (Donders), ii. 198.

Noématachometer (Donders), 11. 198.

Nolet on the Cause of Vascular Mur-
murs, vi. 233.

Nomenclature, Anatomical
Smith), xii. 154.

Non-deciduata, xii. 153.

Nordensson, E., on an Abnormal
Superior Laryngeal Nerve, iv. 333.

Norris, R., on the Nature of Rigor
Mortis, i. 114-119; Researches on
Muscular Irritability and the Rela-
tions which Exist between Muscle,
Nerve and Blood, i. 217-236 ; on the
Circulation in Inflammation, v. 214 ;
on the Extrusion of the Morpho-
logical Elements of the Blood, vi.
438.

Norris’s ‘‘ Invisible Blood-corpuscle ”
(Gibson), xvill. 393-399.

Norton, A. T., on the Anatomy of the
Ciliary Body, viii. 173.

Nose of Indian Elephant, Anatomy of
(Watson), ix. 117 ; xiii. 46.

Nothnagel, Extirpation of both Nuclei
Lenticulares, viii. 396; Injury to
the Brain with Pulmonary Hemor-
rhage, vill. 397; Observations on
Reflex Inhibition, xi. 543 ; on Cause
of Epileptic Convulsions, ii. 412 ; on
the Cause of Clonic Convulsions, v.
209 ; on Central Irradiation of the
Impulse of the Will, vi. 218; on
Cerebral Physiology, viii. 179; on
Functions of the Brain, viii. 395 ; on
Functions of the Thalami Optici,
and of the Brain, ix. 210 ; on Hemor-
rhage, ix. 232 ; on Influence of Vaso-
motor Nerves on Cerebral Vessels,
ii. 412 ; on Injections into the Brain
Substance, vii. 177; Physiology of
the Cerebellum, xi. 187.

Notidanus, Cranial Cartilages of, x.

(Pye-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

104 ; Mandibular Arch of, xi. 621;
Segmental Nerves of, xvi. 350;
cinereus, Absence of Abdominal
Pores in, xiv. 83, 93.

Notochord in Elasmobranch Fishes,

eqa4ilg:

Nowak on the Nitrogen in Albumin-
ates, viii. 204. See Kreussler, W.,
and Seegen.

Nuclei Lenticulares, Extirpation of
(Nothnagel), viii. 396.

Nucleine (Miiller), viii. 431; Digesti-
bility of, xiii. 245.

Nucleus amygdaleus, xix. 369; cau-
datus, xix. 368; lenticularis, xix.
368; tenieformis, Relations of,
with Olfactory Nerve, xvi. 151;
thalamus, xix. 369.

Nudibranchs, Descriptions of (Bergh),
viii. 178.

Nuel on the Minute Anatomy of the
Cochlea, vi. 443; Influence of Stimu-
lation of the Vagus on theContraction
of the Heart in the Frog, ix. 222.
See Warlomont.

Nuhn, A., on the Forms of the
Stomach in the Vertebrata, v. 384;
Jahrbuch der Vergleichenden An-
atomie, x. 437.

Numenius arquata, xix. 53, 55-57,
59, 60, 66; borealis, xix. 53, 56,
DipmaosOOmOGsEOs 1109, (iL, 72, 74 5
hudsonicus, xix. 53, 56-60, 66;
longirostris, xvill. 97, 99; xix.
51-82; phwopus, xix. 53, 55, 57,
58, 60 ; fwitensis, xix. 53.

Nunneley, F. B., on the Action of
Certain Alkaloids and of Bromide of
Potassium on the Heart and Blood-
vessels of the Frog, iv. 315; on the
Action of Certain Diuretics, v. 394.

Nussbaum on Respiration, viii. 203.

Nutrition (Beale), ii. 193; of Animal
Tissues (Marcet), ix. 234 ; of Vessels,
Influence of Nerves on, xvi. 144;
Physical Phenomena Connected with,
x. 645; Question of (Foster), viii.
409 ; and Digestion (Hermann), iv.
179.

Nycteride, Manus of, xvi. 201.

Nycteris, xix. 18; hispida, xix. 18
(note).

145

Nycticebide, Ossicles of, xiii. 405.
Nyctipithecus, Ossicles of, xiii, 405.
Nymphe of Bushwoman, i. 207-208.

OBERMETER, O., on Congenital Fissure
of the Sternum, iv. 161 ; on Varicose
Axis Cylinders, viii. 173.

Obermiiller, H., Contributions to the
Albumen in Urine, ix. 439.

Obersteiner on the Cause of Sleep, vii.
176 ; Estimation of the Capability of
Reactiou in the Brains of the Insane,
ix, 218.

Obesity, Case of, xiv. 345.

Obliteration of Portal Vein (Pylephle-
bitis Adhesiva), xvi. 208.

Obolensky, J., on Changes in Testis
after Division of Spermatic Nerve,
ii. 192; on Mucin of Submaxillary
Gland, vi. 471.

Obturator Hernia, Account of, xvii.
537.

Occipital Bone, Consolidation of Atlas
and, ix. 17, 23; Morphology of
(Koster), ii. 165; Condyle of Man
and Turtle (Macalister), iii. 60 ;
Tertiary, xv. 60.

Octodon cumingii, Long Flexors of, xvii.
160, 179.

Octopus, Blood of, xv. 264.

Ocular Spectra, Negative (Adamiik and
Woinow), vi. 473; Spectrum, New
Variety of, xiii. 322.

O’Dea on the Causation of Sleep, vii.
339,

Odenius, M. V., on the Epithelium of
the Human Macula Acoustica, ii.
170 ; iii. 249; on the Pathological
Anatomy of the Ear, ii. 194.

Odontomata in Animals (Sutton), xix.
432; Mixed, xix. 432, 437.

Odontornithes, vii. 337; xx. 256.

Cidema, Mechanical, Origin of (Hehn),
viii. 405 ; Origin of (Rott and Hehn),
ix, 227; Production of (Ranvier),
v. 214,

(dicnemus, xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Oedmansson, on a Case of Cortical
Encephalitis and Acute Hydrocepha-
lus, iii. 242.

Oeffinger, H., on a Variety of the

K

146

Arteries of the Fore-arm, ii. 168 ; on
Goblet-cells, ii. 174

Oehlon the Vagus and Bladder, iv. 185;
on the Vagus and Spleen, iv. 185.

Oellacher, J., on the Early Develop-
ment of the Heart and Pericardium
of Bufo Cinereus, v. 386; on the
Development of the Ova of the
River ‘Trout, vii. 1745; on the
Germinal Vesicle of Osseous Fishes,
x. 381,

(sophagus, Abdominal Part (Luschka),
iv. 301 ; Axial Sheath of (Gulliver),
v. 386; Congenital Malformation of
(Annandale), iii. 456 ; (Luschka), iv.
161; Double Aortic Arch Enclos-
ing, x. 450; Fusiform Dilatation
of the (Luschka), iii, 198 ; Inner-
vation of (Jolyet), ii, 192; (Goltz),
vii. 850; Movements of (Mosso),
viii. 416 ; Muscle of, in the Aye Aye
(Gulliver), iv. 307; of Chionis alba
iv. 88 ; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 147.

Gstrus, Larval, in Hippopotamus
(Murie), v. 198.

Ogilvie, L,, Dissection of a Lamb, with
Fissure of the Sternum and Trans-
position of the Origin of the Right
Subclavian Artery, viii. 321-326.

Ogle, J. W., on Hereditary Transmis-
sion of Structural Peculiarities, vil.
332 ; on an Interesting Case of Mal-
formation, vill. 358.

W., on Atropia, ii, 186; on
the Sympathetic Nerve, iv. 323.

Ogston, Alex., on Articular Cartilage,
x. 49; on the Growth and Main-
tenance of the Articular Ends of
Adult Bones, xii. 503 ; Micrococcus
Poisoning, xvi. 526 ; xvii. 24.

— Francis, Ectopia Vesice and
other Imperfections of Development
in a New-born Infant, xvii. 86.

Oiacopodes, Skeletons and Skulls of
(Gray), ix. 406.

Oidema, iv. 260 ; lactis and albicans,
xii. 496, 499.

Oleander asa Cardiac Poison (Pelikan),
i. 154.

Olfactory Epithelium of Dog (Martin),
viii, 42-44; of Frog (Martin), viii.
432; of Newt (Martin), vill. 39-42 ;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.,

Nerve, Relations of Nucleus Te-
nieformis with, xvi. 151; Organs,
Morphology of, xiv. 145; of the
Pichiciégo (Atkinson), v. 6.

Oligocheta, Affinities of Branchiobdella
to, xii. 403.

Oligo-chetous Annelids, Organisation
of (Lankester), v. 387.

Oliver, Thomas, Post-mortem in a Case
of Extreme Obesity, xiv. 3845; on
Two Cases of Cerebellar Disease, xv.
252; Notes on Three Cases of
Cerebellar Disease, xvii. 484.

Olivier, A., ou the Action of Mercury,
viii. 219.

Ollier on the Growth of Bone, vii.
357.

Omentum, Great, Development of
(Lockwood), xviii. 257-264 ; on the
Formation of the Meshes of the
(Ranvier), ix. 895; Nerves in
(Finkam), ix. 204.

Ommastrephes, Cardiac Nerves of, x.
506.

Omo-hyoid Muscle (Gegenbaur), x.
442,

Omphalo-mesenteric Remains in Mam-
mals, xvii. 59.

Onimus on Spontaneous Generation,
i. 367; on Reflex Movements, ii.
192; on the Influence of Electrical
Currents on Muscular Fibre, Heart,
&e., ii. 407, 418 ; on the Movements
of the Intestine, iv. 186; on the
Elimination of Urea, iv. 321; on
Choreiform Movements in Dogs,
and Action of Electricity on Reflex
Movements, vi. 221; Experiments
on Vagus, vii. 343 ; on the Action of
the Intercostal Muscles, viii. 203 ; on
Induced Currents, vill. 423; and
Legros on the Action of Chloroform
on the Heart, ii. 418-419; and
Viry on Sphygmographic and Car-
diographic Tracings, i. 156.

Oniscide, ii. 84.

Ophelia, Pseud-hemal System in, xii.
401; radiata, Blood of, xiii, 334.
Ophichthys, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.

90.

Ophidia, Cloacal Pits in, xiv. 95;

Glands of Head in (Leydig), viii.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

177 ; Ossicles in, xi. 615 ; Structure
of Skin in (Leydig), viii. 177 ; Teeth
of (Tomes), ix. 397.

Ophiolepis gracilis, xiii. 321.

Ophiura, Alimentary Tract of, xi. 154.

Ophiurus striatus, Skin of, iii. 418.

Ophryessa, Muscles of, xvi. 510.

Ophthalmic Inflammation after Division
of the Fifth Nerve (Snellen and
Biittner, Meissner), ii. 191.

Ophthalmology, Importance of Hyos-
cyamin in, x. 204.

Ophthalmometry (Woinow), iv. 328,

Ophthalmoscope, New (Knapp), ix.
219.

Ophthalmoscopic Phenomena as a Sign
of Death, xi. 545.

Opium, Action of (Rabuteau), vii. 194;
on Birds (Mitchell), iv. 312; Toxic
Action of (Michell), iii. 479 ; Alka-
loids, Physiological Action of (Baxt),
ii, 422 ; and Belladonna, Antagonism
of, xiv. 449 ; and Chloroform, Com-
bined Action of (Labbe, Guyon,
Rabuteau), vii. 194.

Opossum, xix. 33-36; Australian, xx.
646 ; Cowperian Glands in, xiii. 316 ;
Crab-eating, xix. 262; Female
Organs of, xiv. 59 ; Foetal Membranes
of (Osborn), xviii. 343-344 ; Hand
of, xiv. 149, 150, 165 ; Mouse, Long
Flexor Muscles of, xvii. 161 ; Move-
ments of Hind Limb of, xv. 392;
Muscles of, xvi. 224, 235 ; Teeth of,
iii. 268 ; Virginian, xx. 646.

Oppenheim, H., on the Excretion of
Urea, xvi. 147.

Optic Nerve-fibres of Mammalian
Retina, xiii. 139; Section of, in
Frog (Kreuchel), ix. 415; Semi-
decussation of Fibres of, x. 234;
Nerves, Crossing of, ix. 219; x.
204; Distribution of Nerve-fibres
in, x. 452.

Optometer, xi. 545,

Orang, ix. 79 (footnote); xx. 646;
Brain of, xiii, 277 ; Carpus of, xvii.
249 ; Depressions in Parietal Bones
of, and Supernumerary Molars in
(Humphry), viii. 136; Femoral
Artery of, xv, 532; Intelligence of,

ix. 102; Muscles of Limbs of, xiii. |

147

12 ; Nerves of Hind Limb of, xv.
268.

Orbit, Anatomy of (Lockwood), xx.
1-25 ; Measurement of (Gayat), ix.
219:

Orbito-sphenoid, Relation of, to the
Region Pterion in the Side Wall of
the Skull (Sutton), xviii. 219-222.

Orea, .v.-°136';) Chorion’ ‘of, "x.; 137 ;
Placenta of, viii. 365; xii. 148;
Capensis, viii. 176 ; Teeth of, iii.
271; gladiator, xx. 154; Gravid
Uterus and Fcetal Membranes of, v.
3883 ; x. 139; Placenta of (Turner),
vili. 165.

Orcella, xx. 160; Chorion of, x. 144 ;
Uterus of, xiv. 253; brevirostris,
xx. 154,

Orchippus, xi. 47.

Oré on the Antagonism between Chloral
and Strychnia, vii. 197 ; Anesthesia
Produced in Man by Injection of
Chloral into the Veins, ix. 221,

Oreas canna, Foetal Membranes of, xiv,
241.

Oreodontide, xi. 48.

Organ of Corti, Structure of (Moseley),
vii. 170.

Origin of Infusoria (Bennett), ii. 425.

Ornithorhynchus, Brain of, xv. 552;
Dumb-bell-shaped Bone of Palate of
(Turner), xix. 214-217 ; Epitrochleo-
anconeus in (Galton), ix. 172 ; Mam-
mary Gland of, xiii. 121; Mammary
and Glandula Femoralis in Gland,
xi. 29; Muscles of, xvi. 7 ; Muscles
of Foot of, xiii. 10 (footnote) ;
Ossification of Metacarpals and Meta-
tarsals of (Thomson), iii. 139; Supra-
renals of, xiii. 80 (footnote) ;
paradoxus, Eye of (Gunn), xviii.
400-405 ; Long Flexor Muscles of,
xvii. 150 ; Nerves of Hind Limb of,
xv. 268.

Orth on Acardiae Monsters, vii. 332.

Orthognathism (Cleland), iv. 151.

Orthragoriscus (Wahlgren), iii,
ozodura (Harting), iii, 206,

Ortyx, xviii. 288.

Orycteropodide, Placenta in, viii. 364.

Orycteropus, xix. 293; Epitrochleo-
anconeus in, ix. 171; Gravid Uterus

206 ;

148

and Zonary Placenta of, x. 695 ;
Placenta of, viii. 363, 366; xi. 51;
Seapula of, v. 6 ; capensis, xix. 29 ;
Blood-corpuseles of, x. 206 ; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 158 ; Muscles of the
Extremities of (Galton), iii, 458 ;
Myology of (Humphry), ii. 290-822 ;
xiv. 159; Placentation of (Turner), x.
683 ; Skull of (Atkinson), v. 4.

Oryzorictes, Long Flexor Muscles of,
xvii. 145; hova, Muscles of, xvi.
355.

Oryzorictine, xvi. 361.

Os, Centrale in the Human Carpus, x.
440 ; xvili. 119 ; Humero-scapulare,
xix. 77; Intermedium Tarsi in
Mammalia (Albrecht), xviii. 224;
Naviculare Tarsi (Gruber), vi. 433 ;
Odontoideum, Connection with
Body of Axis Vertebra, xx. 238 ;
Zygomaticum Bipartitum, viii. 159.

Osborn, H. F., on the Feetal Mem-
branes of the Opossum and other
Marsupials, xviii. 343-344,

Oser on Uterine Contractions, vi. 488 ;
on the Action of WNicotia and
Tobacco-smoke, viii. 226.

Osler on Bacteria-forming Masses
Present in Blood, viii. 198; on
Antagonism between Atropia and
Physostigma, viii. 232; Case of
Obliteration of Vena Cava Inferior,
-with Great Stenosis of Orifices of

Hepatic Veins, xiii. 291; Case
of Congenital and Progressive
Hypertrophy of Right Upper

Extremity, xiv. 10; on Giacomini’s
Method of Preserving Brain, xiv.
144; Two Cases of Striated Myo-
sarcoma of Kidney, xiv. 229; Case
of Medullary Neuroma of Brain, xv.
217; Obliteration of Portal Vein
(Pylephlebitis Adhesiva), xvi. 208.

Osmerus, Blood-Corpuscles of, x. 206 ;
articus, xix. 293.

Osmosis, Relation of Digestion and
Dyspepsia to (Murray), ii. 272-278.

Ossa Innominata of the Longniddry
Whale (Turner), iv. 271-281 ;
Interparietalia of Human Skull
(Hensel), ix. 388.

Osseous Fishes, viii. 66, 68, 69;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Cicatricule in, x. 455; Compared
with Amphibians, xi. 148 ; Develop-
ment of (Kupffer), iii, 459 ; Gastrula
of, x. 547 ; Germinal Vesicle of, x.
381, 406 ; Hypoblast and Mesoblast
of,. xi. 152:5 Limbs: of} x: «670i;
Medullary Canal in, x. 674; Seg-
mentation Cavity of, x. 529; Skull
of, x. 413 ; Urino-genital Organs of,
x. 25, 28, 33, 35; Tissue, Prepara-
tions of (Ranvier), ix. 388.

Ossicle, Supernumerary, in Tendon of
Flexor Carpi Radialis of Ornithor-
hynchus, i. 58.

Ossicles, Auditory, of Reptiles (Peters),
iv. 309; of Ear (Brunner), ix. 416.
Ossicula Auditus, Mammalian, xiii.

401,

Ossification (Brunn), ix. 190 ; of Bones
of the Face (Callender), iii. 195 ;
of Metacarpal and Metatarsal Bones
(Thomson), iii, 131-146; of the
Sternum (Larcher), iii. 195; of the
Stylo-hyoid Ligament (Pye-Smith,
Howse and Davies-Colley), v. 375;
of Temporal Bone, xvii. 498.

Osteo-dentomata, xix. 432, 436.

Osteological Structure of the Feet of
Chinese Women (Welcker), v. 376.

Osteology, Cranial, of Amia calva
xi. 606; Cranial, of Polypterus
(Traquair), v. 166-183; Human,
(Wagstaffe), x. 438; of Arctic Seals
(Kinberg), iv. 163; of Calcochloris,
ii. 137, 140,150; of Centetes, ii.
123, 136-141, 148; of Centetide,
ii. 147 ; of Ceryle aleyon (Shufeldt},
XVili. 279-294 ; of Chrysochloris, ii.
130-133, 136-141, 150; of Condy-
lura, ii. 136-140, 152; of Conwrus
carolinensis (Shufeldt), xx. 407-425 ;
of Echinops, ii. 122-123, 136-141,
148, 149 ; of Hriculus, ii. 121, 122,
136-141, 148 ; of Hrinaceus, ii. 137-
141, 147; of Galeopithecus, ii. 133-
143 ; of Gymnura, ii. 136-141, 147 ;
of Halicore dugong (Krauss), v.
384 ; of Hand and Foot (Gruber), v.
375; of Hylomys, ii. 136-141, 146 ;
of Insectivora (Mivart), i. 281-312 ;
ii, 117-154; of Kagu (Parker), iv.
162; of Macropodide, ii. 138; of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.=—xXxX. 149

Macroscelides, ii. 136-144 ; of Mac-
roscelidide, ii. 143 ; of Myogale, ii.
118-120, 136-138, 153; of Myoga-
lina, ti. 152; of Numenius longi-
rostris and other American Limicole
(Shufeldt), xix. 51-82; of Petrodro-
mus, li. 186, 141, 144; of Physeter
macrocephalus (Flower), iil. 204 ;
of the Pichiciégo (Atkinson), v. 1-
16; of Podasocys montanus (Shu-
feldt), xviii. 86-102 ; of Potomogale,
ii, 125-130, 187, 141, 149, 150; of
Ptilocercus, ii. 1386-141, 145, 146;
of Rhea americana and R. dar-
wintt (Cunningham), vi. 447; of
Rhynchocyon, ii. 136-141, 144; of
Sauria (Fiirbringer), iv. 285; of
Scalops, ii. 1387, 140, 152 ; of Scalpus,
li. 1386; of Scapanus, ii. 136, 138,
140, 152; of Solenodon, ii. 123-125,
136-141, 149 ; of Sorex, ii. 136-141,
153-154 ; of Soricide, ii. 137; of
Sphargis luth (Gervais), vii. 337 ; of
Palpa,; W. 186-141, 151,-152; of
Talpide, ii. 150-151 ; of Zalpina, ii.
151; of Zupaia, ii. 136-141, 145 ; of
Tupaiide, ii. 145; of Urotrichus, ii.
117-118, 139, 140, 153; of Verte-
brates (Owen), i. 128 ; of Vertebrates,
Specimens Illustrating, in Royal
College of Surgeons, xiv. 269; of
Whales and Seals (Hector), iv. 308.

Osteomalacaria, Artificial Production
of (Heitzmann), ix. 443.

Osteomalacia, xviil. 364.

Osteomata in Animals (Sutton), xix.

"426,

Osteomyodites, Acute Infectious, xvii.
47.

Osteo-sarcomata, xix. 456.

Ostrea, Visceral Mass in, xiii. 115.

Ostrich, Anatomy of (Garrod and
Darwin), vii. 337; Axial Skeleton
of (Mivart), ix. 405.

Ostroumoff, A., on the Inhibition
Nerves of the Cutaneous Vessels,
xi. 187.

Otaria, Dentition of, iii. 75, 110, 269 ;
Skull of (M‘Bain), iii. 109-112;
geoffroyi, iii, 117 ; gradi, iii. 111;
jubata (Murie), vi. 446 ; Crania of,
iv. 163; Anatomy of (Murie), ix,

405 ; Cartilaginous Nodule of, xiv.
472; Dentition of (M‘Bain), iii.
111; Jleonina, Skull of (M‘Bain),
iii. 111; Phillipii, Cranium of, iii.
115; ulloe, Skull of (M‘Bain), iii.
V1, 117,

Otariade, Crania of (Gray), iv. 163;
Ossicles of, xiii. 405.

Otis, xviii. 99; xix. 76; tarda, iv.
162; xx. 454.

Otocyon, Teeth of, iii, 275.

Ott, J., Action of Lobelium on the
Circulation, ix. 420; Physiological
Action of Geselmia, x. 654.

Otter, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62 ;
Hand of, xiv. 161; Muscles of
Foot of, xiii. 7, 9, 18 ; Pliocene, xi.
49,

Oulmont on the Action of Veratrum,
il. 424 ; of Hyosciamia and Daturia,
v. 205.

Oulodon, xvi. 466.

Ova, Development of (Foulis), ix. 299 ;
and Structure of Ovary in Man
and other Mammalia, xiii. 353 ;
of Rabbit, xii. 556; of Reptiles,
Structure of (Eimer), vi. 447; of
River Trout (Oellacher), vii. 174.

Ovarian Cysts, xx. 432; in Birds, xix.
131; in Mares, xix. 139; Disease
in Birds (Sutton), xix. 136; Ovum
in Elasmobranch Fishes, x. 878.

Ovaries, Diseases of (Sutton), xix.-125 ;
of Greenland Shark, vii. 241.

Ovary, Colloid Degeneration of Non-
cystic, xvi. 192; Glandular Struc-
‘ture of (Langhans), ii. 175 ; Graafian
Follicles of the Human (Slavjansky),
v. 379 ; in Incipient Cystic Disease,
xv. 453; of Foetus, and of New-
born Child (De Sinéty), x. 454 ; of
the Mare, Development of (Born),
ix. 207 ; Relations of, to Peritoneum
(Kapff), vii. 333; Structure of
(Foulis), ix. 3899; Structure and
Development of (Romiti), viii. 393 ;
Tumour of, in Pheasant, xiii. 91.

Oviduct in an Adult Male Skate
(Matthews), xix. 144-149.

Oviduets, Diseases of (Sutton), xix.
125 ; of Greenland Shark, xii. 604 ;
xix, 221-222.

150

Oviposition of Amphioxus (Marshall),
x. 502.

Ovum of Dugong, xiii. 116; of
Osseous Fishes (Ransom), il. 400 ;
of Pike, Development of (Truman),
iv. 161; of Rabbit, Retrogressive
Changes in Epithelial Cells of
(Slavjansky), viii. 170 ; Ovarian, of
Gasterosteus leiwrus, Structure and
Growth of (Ransom), ii. 176.

Owen, Edmund, on the Anatomy of
Genu Valgumn, xiii. 83.

Richard, on the Anatomy of
Vertebrates (Review), 1. 120-141;
ili. 436-443; on the Anatomy of
Diornis, iv. 162; on the Osteology
of Dinornis, ix. 406 ; on Diprotodon
australis, iv. 307 ; v. 384; on the
Genus Phascolomys, vii. 172; on
the Anatomy of the American King
Crab, viii, 178; on Marsupialia,
xvi. 217.

Owsjannikow on the Nervous System
of Amphioxus lanceolatus, iii. 204 ;
on Position of the Vaso-motor
Centre, vi. 231; on Nerve Influence
on Arteries, viii. 183; on a Differ-
ence in the Reflex Functions of the
Medulla Oblongata and the Spinal
Cord in the Rabbit, x. 626 ; xi. 542 ;
and Kowalevsky on the Organ of
Hearing and Central Nervous System
of the Cephalopoda, ili, 204.

Owl, Eye of (Lee), iii. 20; Pell’s,
Sternum and Viscera of (Murie), vi.
170-175, 447.

Owls, Eggs of, xx. 235.

Ox, Cornea of (Cleland), ii, 361-365 ;
Cuneiform Bones of, ii. 113;
Ectocuneiform Bones of, ii. 113;
Fetal, Development of the Suspen-
sory Ligament of the Fetlock of
(Cunningham), xviii, 4-7; Gall
Stone, Analysis of (Maly), ix. 437 ;
Lumbar Rib in, ix. 61 (footnote) ;
Retina of, ix. 166 ; xi. 105.

Oxalic Acid, Excretion of, by Urine,
xi. 567.

Oxen of Hottentots, Intelligence of,
ix. 107.

Oxidation in the
(Pfliiger), ii. 177;

Blood - vessels
of the Blood

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

(Heaton), ii. 177; (Schmidt), ii.
426 ; of the Tissues (Hoppe Seyler),
i. 358.

Oxygen Absorbed by Day and by
Night (Henneberg, Schultze, Marker
and Busse), v. 222; Action of
Compressed, on Blood, xiii. 264 ; on
the Heart, ii. 183; on Increased
Reflex Excitability, ix. 218; at
High Tension, xiii. 241 ; Effect of,
on Fishes’ Eggs (Ransom), i, 242-
245 ; Influence of Diminished Supply
of, on Decomposition of Albumen,
xi. 567 ; Quantity of, Absorbed by
the Blood at Different Barometric
Pressures, x. 644.

Oxygenated Blood, Production of
Glycosuria by Action on Liver, x.
648.

Oxy-hemoglobin, Dissociation of
(Schmidt), ix. 230.

Oyster-catcher, xix. 80. :

Ozone, Action of, on Hemoglobin, ii.
178; and its Action on the Blood
(Dogiel), x. 204.

Ozcnised Air, Physiological Action of,
xiv. 107.

PAALzow, VON, on Cutaneous Respira-
tion, vii. 188.

Pacchionian Bodies (Bastian), i. 357.

Pachydermata, Female Organs of, xiv.
58; Intelligence of, ix. 107;
Placenta of, viii. 363.

Pacini, F., Phenomena and Functions
of Transudations in the Animal
Organism, ix. 416.

Pacinian Corpuscles (Grandry), iv. 160 ;
Structure of (Michelson), ii. 451 ;
in Apes (Nepven), iv. 304.

Packard, A. 8., on the Embryology
of Limulus polyphemus, vi. 449 ;
on the Development of, vii. 338 ;
Embryological Studies on Diplazx,
Isotoma, and on Hexapodous Insects,
vil. 338.

Pacquelin and Jolly on the Origin of
Phosphate of Lime Secreted by the
Urine, xi. 566.

Pagellus centrodontus, Cuvier et
Valenciennes, Eye of (Gulliver), ii.
12.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Pagenstecker on the Development of
Siphon-ophora, iv. 161, 307; on the
Circulation in the Brain, vi. 479.

Pagomys fetidus, iv. 263, 268.

Pagophilus groenlandicus, Osteology
of, iii. 110 ; iv. 263, 264.

Pagrus unicolor, xix. 427.

Pain, Diminution of Temperature by
(Horwath), v. 409.

Palemon, ii. 82; serratus, Changes of
Colour in (Pouchet), ix. 413.

Paleophoca nystii (van Beneden), vi.

446.
Paleornis javanicus, xix. 138.

Paleornithide, xx. 407.

Paleotherium, xi. 48.

Palate, Dumb-bell-shaped Bone of
Ornithorhynchus in (Turner), xix.
214-217 ; Muscles of Soft, in Indian
Elephant (Watson), ix. 133.

Palatine Branch from Middle Meningeal
Artery, xv. 136; Nerves of Frog,
Xvli. 293.

Palladium Salts, Action of, when
Introduced Directly into the Blood
(Blake), vi. 97.

Pallas’ Sand-grouse, Eggs of, xx. 235.

Palmar Fascia, xix. 46.

Palmer, J., Malformations of Pelvis
and Pelvic Organs in a Fetus, xx.
354-356.

Palm-nut Crystals, xiii. 237,

Paludina vivipara, Heart of, x. 507,
508.

Panceri on the Cause of Phosphor-
escence, vi. 246 ; and de Luca on the
Chemistry of the Saliva of Molluscs,
ii. 429.

Pancreas (Heidenhain), x. 648 ; Abnor-
mality of (Symington), xix. 292;
Action of (Senator), iii. 228 ; Euzym
of, xi. 560; Nerves of (Pfliiger),
iv. 156; of Acipenser, Amia, and
Lepidosteus (Macallum), xx. 604-
636; of Bushwoman, i. 207; of
Greenland Shark, vii. 239, 245;
of Koala, xv. 471 ; Lymphatics of,
xv. 475 ; of Osseous Fish (Legouis),
vii. 338; of Pilot Whale, ii. 70;
Peptones, x. 214 ; Secretion of, xiii.
244; Structure of (Saviotti), iv.
156.

151

Pancreatic Digestion, vii. 3533; xi.
562; Formation of Aspartic Acid
during (Radziejwski and Salkowski),
ix. 426 ; Ferment, xiii. 240 ; Action
of Heat on, xiii. 244; Amylolytic
(Liversidge), viii. 23-29; Juice,
Action of (Korowin), viii, 206;
Conversion of Glycogen into Grape
Sugar by, xi. 563; Digestion of
Proteids by, ii. 158-161 ; Secretion
(Bernstein), iv. 325 ; (Landau), viii.
410; Influence of Muscarine on
(Prévost), ix. 240.

Pancreatine, i. 107.

Pangenesis, Experiments in (Galton),
vi. 246.

Pangolin, xx. 52.

Pangshura tecta, teutonia,
flavicentris and sylhetensis,
Abdominales of, xiv. 91.

Panniculus Carnosus, Rudiment of :
(Turner), v. 116-117.

Panofka on Voice, i. 165.

Pansch, A., on the Corresponding
Regions in the Cerebrum of the
Primates and Carnivora, x. 445;
on the Position of the Uterus in
the Pelvis, x. 456 ; on the Convolu-
tions of the Brain, xiii. 268, 270;
on Corresponding Regions in the
Cerebrum of the Primates and Carni-
vora, xili. 271; Brain of Gorilla,
xiii. 277. -

Panum, P. L., the Estimation of the
Nutritive Value of Foods, i. 182 ;
Experiments on Pepsin, vi. 460 ;
Sur la Détermination de la Distance
qui sépare les Centres de Rotation
des Yeux, x. 204; on the Question
of Transfusion, x. 646.

Papaverine, Action of (Leidesdorf),
iii. 223; (Hofmann), ili. 474.

Papille of Tongue, Termination of
Nerves in (Freyfeld-Szabadfoldy),
ii. 168; of Frog’s Tongue, Ana-
tomy of (Beale, Maddox), iii.
451.

Papillomata in Animals, xix. 465.

Papillon on the Influence of the Salts
contained in Food on the Composi-
tion of Bones, v. 225 ; on the Action
of Sodium Salicylate, vii. 369,

smithii,
Pori

152

Paquelin, J., Chemical Composition
of the Blood-corpuscles, viii. 404.
Paradoxure, Two-spotted, Anatomy of

(Flower), vii. 335.

Paradoxures, Blood-corpuscles in, x.
206.

Paradoxurus, xii. 157.

Paraglobulin (Obolensky), vi. 471.

Paralysed Parts, Local Temperature of,
x, 651,

Paralysis, Cause of, x. 3; Sensory,
xii. 473 ; Motor, xii. 478.

Paraplegic Animals, Nerve-regenera-
tion in (Prévost and Waller), viii.
186.

Parasites of Cetacea (van Beneden), v.
197 ; (Dall), viii. 335; Vegetable,
xii. 496.

Parasitic Crustacea (Hartmann), v.
388; Anatomy of (Hartmann), v.
200.

Parietal Bone, Congenital Sub-division
of (Gruber), v. 192; Duplicity of
Curved Line of (Hyrtl), vii. 326 ;
Bones, Depressions in, of an Orang
and in Man (Humphry), viii. 136-
141; Foramina, Abnormal Size of
(Wrany), i. 152; Abnormally Wide
(Simon), vii. 167 ; Unusually Large
(Gruber, Simon), v. 192.

Parker, T. J., on the Stomach of the
Fresh-water Cray-fish, xi. 54.

W. Kitchen, A Monograph on
the Structure and Development of the
Shoulder-girdle and Sternum in the
Vertebrata (Review), ii. 374-381;
on the Skull of the Common Fowl,
ili. 458; v. 192; on the Malleus
and Incus, iii. 482; on the Os-
teology of the Kagu, iv. 162; on
the Structure and Development of
the Skull of the Common Frog,
v. 386; Morphological Elements of
the Skull, viii. 62-73; on the Skull
of the Salmon, vil. 174; ix. 406;
on the Skull of Sus scrofa, viii. 176 ;
and Beltany, G. T., Morphology of
the Skull (Review), xii. 364.

Parkes on the Source of Muscular
Force, i. 362; on the Elimination of
Nitrogen, ii. 181; on the Effects of
Alcokol, vy. 201; on the Effects of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Claret, v. 391; on some Points in
the Dietetic Treatment of Disease,
ix. 233 ; on the Influence of Brandy
on the Bodily Temperature, the
Pulse, and the Respiration of Healthy
Men, ix. 247.

Parotid Gland, Effect of Stimuli on the
Secretion of (Stoney), vii. 161-162 ;
viii. 206 ; Secretion of (Brettel), iii.
213; Innervation of (Wittich), ii.
192; of the Sheep (Eckhard,
Vierheller), ii. 413; Saliva, Action
of (Korowin), viii. 206.

Parovarium, xix. 128.

Pars membranacea septi ventriculorum
(Bochdalek, jun.), ili. 200.

Parturition (Haughton), iv. 300;
Expulsive Force in (Duncan), ii. 415.

Paschutin on the Inhibitory Influence
of the Brain on Reflexes, i. 157 ; on
the Action of Saliva on Starch, vi.
459; on Separation of Digestive
Ferments, vi. 459, 487 ; on Secretion
of Lymph in the Fore Limbs of the
Dog, viii. 199-203 ; on the Separa-
tion of Digestive Ferments, vii.
409 ; on the Butyric Acid Fermen-
tation, vill. 409.

Passeres, i. 370 ; viii. 71.

Pasteur on Spontaneous Generation, 1.
361; on Urine, ix. 241; on the
Theory of Fermentation, xiii, 264 ;
Joubert and Chamberland on Char-
bon or Malignant Pustule in Fowls,
xiii. 264.

Pastoride, ix. 405.

Patagonian Crania (Huxley), ii. 253-
271.

Patchett, W. A. See Ransome, Arthur.

Patella, Ununited Fracture of, Dissected
(Sutherland), xix. 225-226.

Patella vulgata, Anatomy of (Lan-
kester), ii. 406.

Paterson, A. M., on Abnormalities,
with Special Reference to the Verte-
bral Arteries, xvili. 295-303; on a
Method of Maceration, xix, 171-
177.

Pathological Studies on the Physiologi-
cal Action of Toxic and Medicinal
Substances, x. 654.

Paton, G., on the Sounds of the Heart,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—xxX.

v. 402; Action and Sounds of the
Heart, viii. 402.

Paton, J. W., Researches on the Action
of Certain Drugs upon the Urine,
and on the Influence of Diet and
Mental Work upon this Excretion,
v. 285-313.

Paul, C., on the Influence of Digitalis
on the Pulse, iii. 226.

Paullinia sorbilis, Effects of the Fruit
of (Montegazza), ii. 421.

Paulus on Perception of Space in the
Skin of the Lower Extremity, vil.
180.

Pavy, F. W., on Digestion, vi. 460; a
Treatise on Food and Dietetics, ix.
233 ; on Diabetes, ix. 244; on the
Production of Glycosuria by the
Effect of Oxygenated Blood on the
Liver, x. 648 ; Croonian Lectures on
Certain Points Connected with Dia-
betes (Review), xiii. 290.

Pawlinoff on the Sources of Uric Acid,
vii. 355; on Diabetes Mellitus, x.
651.

Parlow. See Afanassiew.

Pawlowsky, A., on the Course of the
Fibres of the Posterior Commissure,
ix. 203.

Peacock, xix. 136.

Peacock, T. B., on a Malformed Heart,
iv. 306 ; v. 380.

Peccaries, Placenta of, xi. 44.

Pecten, Visceral Mass in, xiii. 115 ;
Pecten Indians, Glycogen and Gly-
cocoll in Muscles of, xi. 563.

Pectoral Fin of Pisces, ii. 158 ; Limb
of the Great Fin Whale (Struthers),
vi. 1238.

Pedestrians, Experiments on, xii. 111,

Pedicellaria, iv. 308.

Pekelharing, C. A., Estimation of Urea,
x. 650,

Pelargomorphe, i. 270 ; xviii. 282, 283.

Pelidna, xix. 63; alpina, americana,
xix. 63.

Pelikan on Neridium Oleander as a
True Cardiac Poison, i. 154; on the
Action of Saponine, ii. 424,

Pélissard, L., on the Physiological
Action of Conia and Diethyl Conium,
lil, 479,

153

Pell’s Owl, Sternum and Viscera of
(Murie), vi. 170-175, 447.

Pelobates, Optic Nerves of, xvi. 335 ;
Suscus, Skull of Tadpole, x. 422;
Taste Organs of, v. 195.

Pelvet on Conia, vi. 497; and
Martin-Damourette on the Action of
Potassium Bromide, ii. 418.

Pelvic Bone of Great Fin Whale
(Struthers), vi. 109 ; Bones of Sower-
by’s Whale, xx. 177; and Muscles
Compared with Shoulder Bones
and Muscles (Humphry), v. 67-
88; Brim, Index of, as a Basis
of Classification (Turner), xx. 125-
143; Fascia, iii. 106; Limb of
Numenius, xix. 78; Outlet, iii.
104,

Pelvimetry, xvi. 106.

Pelvis and Shoulder-girdle of Main-
malia, Correspondence of (Flower),
iv. 239-245.

Pelvis in a Case of Ectopia Vesice
(Humphry), iii. 83 ; Malformations
of, ina Fcetus (Palmer), xx. 354-356 ;
of Birds (Gegenbaur), v. 385; of
Javanese Women (Garbiglietti), iii.
196 ; (Zaaijer), iv. 151; Position of
Uterus in, x. 456; and Coccygeal
Vertebre of Numenius longirostris,
xix. 70;

Peneus, ii. 81.

Penguin, xx. 46, 48 ; Black-footed, xx.
46,

Penicillium, Insoluble Sugar-forming
Substance in (Dew-Smith), viii.
82-84 ; glaucum, xii. 497.

Penis, Dilatation of the Vessels of
(Eckhard), ii. 415; Nerve Termi-
nations in (Finger), i. 356; of
Chlamydophorus, v. 11; of Indian
Elephant (Watson), vii. 70-74.

Pennatula, Sexual Reproduction in
(Kolliker), v. 200.

Pentacrinus, Anatomy of (Carpenter),
xii. 85 ; Arms of, x. 571 ; briareus,
Stem of, xii. 45 ; scalaris, Structure
of, xii. 49; subangularis, asteris,
wyville -thomsoni, miilleri, jaegeri,
&e., Basals of, xii. 52.

Pentastomum, Micropyle Apparatus of,
ii, 84.

154

Penzoldt, F., Paralysis of the Dilator
of the Glottis, ix. 232.

Pepsin, Action of, on Fibrin (von Wit-
tich), viii. 204; Digestion, vi. 460 ;
Estimation of, by Colour (Griitzner),
ix. 235; Excretion of, xi. 559; For-
mation of, in the Stomach, vil. 186 ;
viii. 207 ; in Batrachians, xi. 559 ;
in Commerce (Symes), ix. 426; on
the Formation and Excretion of,
xi, 201; on the Relative Powers of
Fresh and Previously-used, in the
Digestion of Albumen (Ransome), x.
459.

Peptic Digestion (Fraser), xx. 361-387 ;
Action of Infused Beverages on
(Fraser), xviii. 18-48 ; Gastric Glands
(Lepine), viii. ; 416; Structure of
(Heidenhain), v. 195.

Peptone, Feeding with, x. 647; in
Serum and Chyle (Subbotin), i.
469; Reaction of Bile on (Hammer-
sten), v. 230.

Peptones (Briicke, Schmidt), v. 224,
225; (Mohlenfield), viii. 204; (Plész),
Ix, 42345" xi 9 DIS; S214 > ext, 5559s
Absorption of, xiii. 245.

Perameles, Teeth of, ili. 268 ; lagotis,
Muscles of, xvi. 228, 235; nasuta,
Long Flexors of, xvii. 152.

Peramelide, xix. 23 (note).

Perca, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462 ; fluviatilis, Development of the
Biood-corpuscles in the Embryo of
(Wenckebach), xix. 230-236 ; Urino-
genital Organs of, x. 35.

Perch, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462 ; Urino-genital Organs of, x. 1.
Perching in Birds (Watson), iii. 879-

384.

Peremeschko on the Structure of the
Thyroid Gland, ii. 171; on the
Structure of the Pituitary Body, ii.
lay ale

Perewoznikow on Synthesis of Fat, xi.
BDo:

Perez on Vibrio, i. 367.

Pergrani, Non-regeneration
Spleen, i. 166.

Pericardium, Congenital Absence of
(Tait), iii, 456; Lymphatics of
(Schumkow), ix. 221; of the Walrus

of the

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

(Turner), v. 114-116; Pressure in
(Kiewiez and Jacobson), viii. 189 ;
Unattached to the Diaphragm in
Man (Turner), v. 114-117.

Perichondrium, Lymphaties of, xv. 121.

Peridinium, Development of (Wille-
moes-Suhm), vi. 49.

Perineum, Anatomy of (Callender), iii.
104 108.

Periosteum, Abnormal Arrangement of
(Cleland), ii, 201-206 ; Lymphatics
of, xvii. 308 ; a Pathological Func-
tion of (Creighton), xii. 369; of
Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 169.

Peripheral Parts, Temperature of, xi.
5/0:

Periphyllus testudo, Development of, v.
196.

Periplaneta orientalis, Nematodes of
(Biitschli), vi. 449; the So-called
Salivary Glands of (Hollis), v. 242-
246.

Perissodactyla, vii. 270; Placenta of,
xi. 51; xii. 151; xiii. 200'; Pliocene,
xi. 47, 48.

Peristaltic Arterial Action (Mason), ix.
416.

Peritoneum, Abnormal Arrangement
of, xii. 237 ; Congenital Malforma-
tions of (Tait), iii. 456; Human
(Cleland), iv. 197-199 ; (Treves), xx.
189-190; of the Seal (Anderson),
xix. 228 ; of Wombat (Cleland), iv.
197-199.

Perivascular Canals in the Nerve
Centres (His and Bastian), i. 347-
352; Connective Tissue in (Lepine),
TV.L59;

Perkins the Pedestrian, xii. 118.

Perl, L., Influence of Nutrition on
Cardiac Muscles, viii. 407.

Perls on Creatine in Muscle, iv. 321 ;
on the Estimation of Urea in Blood
and Tissues, iv. 323.

Perodicticus potto, xix. 251; xx. 63.

Peroncito on the Regeneration of
Striated Muscular Fibre, x. 651.

Peroxide of Hydrogen in Blood
(Schénn), v. 223.

Perrier, E., on the Pedicellaria and
Ambulacral Arrangements of the
Echinodermata, iv. 308.

TNDEX CO: VOLS. I. xx. 155

Perrin, J. B., Notes on some Variations
of the Pectoralis Major, with its
Associate Muscles, v. 233-240; on
a Rudiment of the Dorsal Portion
of the Panniculus Carnosus, Super-
ficial to the Trapezius, v. 241;
on a Peculiar Additional Digastric
Musele, v. 251-256; on Co-exist-
ence of Epicondyloid and Epitroch-
lear Foramina, vi. 434; on an
Additional True Rib in Man, vi.
435 ; on a Musculus Supra-costalis,
vi. 441; on the Anatomy of Bale-
noptera rostrata, vi. 445; on Varia-
tions in Muscular Arrangement, vii.
327.

Personne, J., on Pyrogallic Acid, iv.
316.

Perspiration, Excessive and Increased
Cutaneous Circulation, xiii. 257 ;
Suppression of (Socoloff), vii. 188 ;
(Lang), vii. 189.

Pes of Ichthyosaurus (Thompson), xx.
532-535 ; Pentadactylous, of the
Dorking Fowl, xx. 593-595.

Petaurista, xvi. 242.

Petermoller, H., on the Nerves of the
Cornea, iii. 455.

Peters, W., Homology of the Quadrate
Bone, iii. 206 ; on the Development
of the Ear Bones and Meckel’s Carti-
‘lage in Crocodilia, iii. 459 ; on the
Auditory Ossicles of Reptilia, iv.
309; Dinomys, New Rodent from
Peru, ix. 404.

Petrels, xx. 61; Eggs of, xx. 235,

Petrodromus, i. 281, 282; Habitat, ii.
144 ; Osteology of, ii. 136-138, 140,
141,

Petrogale, xix. 125 ; xanthopus, Hand
of, xiv. 149, 156.

Petromyzon, Hypoblast and Mesoblast
of, xi. 152 ; Nerves of, xvi. 322, 339,
344 ; Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 93 ;
Urino-genital Organs of, x. 28, 34
(footnote) ; fluviatilis, Structure of,
x. 428, 429; planert, x. 423 (foot-
note); Spermatozoa of, x. 454;
murinus, Skull of, x. 414; Sperma-
tozoa of, x. 454,

Petromyzonini, Crystalline Lens in
(Gulliver), iii, 455,

Petrowsky on the Composition of the

White and Grey Matter of the Brain,
viii. 181; on Mechanical Irritation
of the Skin, viii. 186; on the De-
velopment of Muscular Fibres in the
Frog, vill. 424.

Pettenkofer on the Respiration of

Dogs, iv. 321; on Diet, vii. 350;
on Feeding with Flesh and Fat, viii.
204 ; on the Metamorphosis of Food,
viii. 207 ; on Feeding with Flesh and
Carbohydrates, and Carbohydrates
alone, viii. 415; on Formation of
Fat, ix. 234; and Voit on Respira-
tion, ii. 181.

Pettenkofer’s Reaction (Koschlakoff

and Bogomoloff), iii. 238.

Pettigrew, J. B., on the Muscular

Fibres of the Bladder and Prostate,
i. 150; on the Muscular Wall of the
Stomach, ii. 167 ; on the Mechanism
of Flight, iii. 205; on the Physiology
of Wings, v. 385; on the Structure
and Function of the Placenta, vii.
333 ; on the Physiology of the Cir-
culation, viii. 189.

Peyer’s Patches in Cecum and Colon

(Dobson), xvili. 388-392.

Peyrani on the Action of the Sym-

pathetic on the Secretion of Urine, v.
216.

Peyraud on Regeneration of Costal

Cartilages, iv. 153.

Peyre on Akazga Ordeal Poison, v.

393.

Pfeiffer on the Circulation in the Lung,

vi. 484.

Pfliiger on Oxidation of the Blood in

the Vessels, ii. 177 ; on the Gases of
the Blood in Apnoea, iii. 467; on
the Influence of Acids upon the
Gases of the Blood, iii. 468 ; on the
Termination of the Nerves in the
Salivary Glands, iv. 156; on the
Nerves of the Pancreas, iv. 156 ; on
the Termination of the Nerves in
the Acinous Glands and in the
Liver, v. 379; on the Gases of the
Saliva, iv. 179; on the Gases of
Bile, iv. 180; of Milk, iv. 181; of
Urine, iv. 181; on the Innervation
of the Liver, iv. 188; on Diffusion

156

of Oxygen and Law of Oxidation,
vii. 347 ; on the Phosphorescence of
Dead Organisms, x. 656; on the
Influence of Respiration on the
Tissue Metamorphosis, xi. 567 ; and
Platen, O., on the Influence of the

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Muscles of Hand of, xii. 484; melas
Teeth of, iii. 277.
Phascolarctine, xv. 474; xvi. 240.
Phascolarctos, Absence of Anal Glands
in, xiii, 317 ; Ossification of Meta-
carpals and Metatarsals of (Thomson),

Eye on the Metamorphosis in the iii. 139 ; Teeth of, iii. 268 ; cinereus,

Animal Economy, x. 634. See Von xix. 41; Anatomy of, xv. 466;

Platen, O. Hand of, xiv. 150, 158; Long
Pfluger’s Law of Contraction, x. 604 ; Flexor Muscles of, xvii. 151 ; Male

Kil. 682, Generative of, xiii. 8305 ; Movements
Pfortner on the Ganglion Intercaroti- in Hind Limb of, xv. 392; Muscular

cum and Supra-renal Bodies, iii. Anatomy of, xvi. 217; Myology of

455. (Macalister), vii. 172; koala, Male
Phacocheerus, Teeth of, iii. 274. Uterus in, xiv. 54.

Phethon, xx. 46. Phascolomys, xvi. 242; on the Genus
Phalanger, Dentition of, xv. 468; (Owen), vii. 172; Movements in

Vulpine, xix. 262; Hand of, xii. Hind Limb of, xv. 392; jossar,

441; xiv. 160, Long Flexors of, xvii. 152; latifrons,
Phalangers, Movements in Hind Limb Cranium of (Macalister), vil. 337 ;

of, xv. 392 ; Teeth of, iii. 268. wombat, xix. 33; Bipartite Malar
Phalanges, Cutaneous Ligaments of, Bone in, viii. 159; Absence of

xii, 526; Malformed, vii. 157, Weberian Organ in, xiii. 316 ; Epi-

159. trochleo-anconeus in (Galton), ix.
Phalangista naculata, Nerves of Fore 170, 1755 Hand!.of; xiv. <l50selbor,

Limb of, xii. 427 ; Muscles of Hand Myology of (Macalister), iv. 308.

of, xii. 434; Nerves of Hind Limb Pheasant, Ciliary Muscle of Eye of, iil.

of, xv. 265 ; vulpina, xix. 262; xx. 23 ; Tumour of Ovary in, xiii. 91.

646 ; Long Flexor Muscles of, xvii. Pheasants, Eggs of, xx. 234.

151; Muscles of, xvi. 235. Phenel-forming Substance in Urine,
Phalangistidee, Movements in Hind xi. 566.

Limb of, xv. 392. Philipeaux on Animal Grafting and
Phalangistine, xvi. 240. Reproduction of the Spleen, i. 368 ;
Phalanx Missing from Certain Digits in on the Anastomosis between the

Manus of Chiroptera, xvi. 200. Superior and Inferior Laryngeal
Phalarope, Wilson’s, xix. 65. Nerves, iv. 159; on the Formation
Phalaropodide, xix. 54. of Bone from Periosteum, vil. 357 ;
Phallusia mamillata, Germinal Vesicle on Section of the Vagi, xi. 558.

in, x. 386. Phillips on a Supernumerary Tarsal
Phaneropleuron Andersoni, vii. 338. Bone, iii. 447 ; on Muscular Abnor-
Pharaoh’s Rat, ii. 57. malities, iii. 448; on Variations in
Pharmacology, Report on (Fraser), viii. the Distribution of the Nerves, iii.

217-232, 451; on Variations in the Arterial
Pharyngeal Diverticulum, Remarkable System, iii. 452; on Transposition of

Case of (Watson), ix. 134-136. Viscera, iii, 456.

Pharynx, Anomalous Growth Bearing | Philohela, xviii. 99 ; xix. 64.

Pilose Skin in, xv. 244; Morphology | Phlegmon, xvii. 30.

of Muscles of, xv. 882; of Indian Phoboscis, Teeth of, iii, 271.

Elephant, Muscles of (Watson), ix. | Phoca baicalensis, Skull of (Dybkowski),

132. viii. 176; barbata, Osteology of,
Phascogale, Muscles of Hand of, xiv. iii. 110; communis, Myology of

149; Teeth of, iii, 277; calura, (Humphry), ii, 290-322; groen-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

landica, iv. 263, 264, 269; ix. 147;
in Britain (Turner), ix. 163; Progres-
sion of (Murie), v. 382; hispida, iv.
263, 268, 269; Bones of, xiii. 319;
Skull of (Flower), vi. 446 ; vitulina iv.
261, 264, 271; ix. 164; Epitrochleo-
anconeus in, ix. 169, 170; Female
Organs of, xiv. 72 ; Lungs of (Hollis),
ix. 267 ; vitulinoides (van Beneden),
vi. 446.

Phocacez, Arctic, found in the Glacial
Regions of Sweden (Kinberg), iv.
332,

Phoceena, xx. 160; Villi of, x. 138;
communis, xx. 153, 156 ; Anatomy
of, xiv. 467; Retina of (Hulke),
li. 19-25; Cervical Ribs of, xvii.
399; Viscera of (Cleland), xviii.
327-334 ; rissoanus, v. 118.

Phocide, Deciduation in, x. 171.

Phebetria fuliginosa, xx. 66.

Pholidotus javanicus, Skull of (Atkin-
son), v. 4.

Phonation, Fixation of the Arytenoid
Cartilages, vii. 190.

Phonautograph, Donders on, i. 367.

Phoronis, Blood of, xiii. 331.

Phoscolonyine, xvi. 240.

Phosphate of Lime Excreted by Urine,
xi. 566; of Sodium Injected into
the Blood, Excretion of (Falck), vi.
467.

Phosphethyll Iodide, Action of (Vul-
pian), ili. 223.

Phosphorescence, Cause of (Panceri),
vi. 246 ; of Dead Organisms, x. 658.

Phosphorescent Light, ii. 116.

Phosphoric Acid, Excretion of, in Urine
(Riesell), iv. 181.

Phosphorus (Ranvier, Mialhe, Wyss,
Lecorché), iii, 222; Action of
(Dybkowsky), ii. 183; (Wegner), viii.
217 ; Poisoning (Personne), iv. 316 ;
Turpentine as an Antidote to (Currie
and Vigier), v. 892; Poisonous
Activity of, xi. 255.

Phosphuretted Hydrogen, Action of,
on Blood (Koschlakoff and Pofoff),
li. 178; Effects of Inhalation of,
xiii. 109.

Photo-chemical Processes on the Retina,
xi. 5465.

157

Phreoryctes menkeanus, Dorsal Vessel
of, xii. 412 (footnote).

Phryganea, ii. 85, 86.

Phryganide, ii. 85.

Phrynosoma coronatum, xx. 41; My-
ology of (Smee), ix. 406.

Phthisis Testis xiii. 414; Unity of,
xiii. 414.

Phyacophilus solitarius, xix. 67.

Phyllodoce maculata, Development of
(M‘Intosh), iv. 306.

Phyllostomata, Teeth of, iii. 277.

Phyllostomide, Manus of, xvi. 200.

Physalus, antiquorum, iv. 278 ; vi. 107;
xx. 162; Sibbaldii, Sternum and
Ossa Innominata of (Turner), iv.
271-281.

Physeter, xx. 160, 186 ; macrocephalus,
xx. 159 ; Osteology of (Flower), iii.
204 ; the Sternum of (Turner), vi.
377-380.

Physiological Action (Fraser), ii. 418-
426; of Calabar Bean (T. R.
Fraser), i. 323-332; and Chemical
Constitution (Brown and Fraser), ii.
224-242 ; Chemistry, v. 247-250;
xiil. 236 ; Contributions, Dutch and
Scandinavian (W. D. Moore), i.
171-185, 363-369 ; ii. 194-200, 432-
436; ill. 242; iv. 191-195, 332-339;
v. 227-232; Memoirs, Abstract of,
xii. 121 ; Papers, Report on Recent,
xiii. 252, 407 ; Textbooks, List of, x.
658 ; Works, New, i. 167.

Physiologie, Archives de, iii. 193 ;
Vorlesungen iiber (Briicke), ix. 248.

Physiology, Address on (Humphry), i.
1-14; Comparative (Milne-Edwards),
ix. 386; Human, Books on, ix.
248; of Brain (Hitzig), ix. 209 ; of
Language (Hughlings Jackson), iii.
208 ; of Muscle (Holmgren), iv. 335 ;
Report on, i. 154-167, 358-362 ; ii.
177-193, 407-431; iii, 207-241,
460-481; iv. 164-191, 311-331; v.
201-226, 389-411 ; vi. 218-248, 450-
502; vii. 175-200, 339-359; viii.
179-216, 395-431; ix. 208-248, 407-
450; x. 202, 619; xi. 184, 541; xvi.
137 ; Works on, x. 487, 438; and
Chemistry (Rabuteau), iv. 171.

Physostigma, Action of (Westermann,

158
Vintochgau, Fraser), ii, 185;
(Watson), ii. 186; (Arnstein and

Sustschinsky), iii. 474-476; (Jones),
iv. 167; (Rossbach and Frohlich),
vill. 403; xi. 523; and Atropia,
Antagonism of (Fraser), iv. 168 ;
venenosum, vii. 139; Physiological
Action of (T. R. Fraser), i. 323-332.

Physostoma, Skull of (Vrolik), ix.
387.

Physostome Teleostei, Pori Abdominales
of, xiv. 89.

Pia Mater, Reflex Innervation of
Arteries of (Krauspe), ix. 213.

Picard on the Iron in the System,
ix. 420; on Glycogen in Marine
Animals, x. 648. See Malassez and
Miescher.

Picarie, 1. 370.

Pichiciégo, Osteology of (Atkinson),
yv. 1-16.

Pici, xviii. 282.

Pick, E., on the Innervation of the
Blood-vessels, viii. 185 ; on Reflex
Innervation of Vessels, viii. 407.

R., on the Action of Nitrite of

Amyl on Muscle, viii. 425,

T. P., on a Double Monstrosity,
iv. 306 ; and Heidenhain on Diabetes
Mellitus and the Formation of Gly-
cogen in the Liver, ix. 437,

Picoides, xx. 67.

Picot on Inflammation, v. 215.

Picrotoxine, Action of (Roeber), iv.
165; and the Antagonism between
Picrotoxine and Chloral-hydrate, x.
654.

Picumnide, xvii. 282.

Pig, Atlas of (Macalister), ili, 61, 62;
Experiments on Bovine Tuberculosis
with, xv. 23; Dentition of, ili. 79 ;
Development of, villi. 64; Female
Organs of, xiv. 58; Larynx of,
xvii. 370 ; Placenta of, x. 129, 670;
xi, 34, 438-45; xii. 148; Prenasal
Bone of, xix. 214-217; Trachealis
Muscle of, xvii. 206; Uterus of,
xvi, 70; Villi of, xiii. 197.

Pigeon, Experiments with Cobalt and
Nickel on, xvii. 102; Myology of,
xvii. 218 ; Stomachs of (Holmgren),
iii, 251; Eggs of, xx. 235; Insus-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

ceptibility of, to the Toxic Action
of Opium (Michell), iii. 479.

Pigment-cells of the Frog (Hering and
Hoyer, Power}, iv. 190; Layer of
Birds’ Eggs, xx. 225; of Bile and
Urine (Jaffé), iii. 238.

Pigmentary Bodies, ii. 116.

Pigments, Tegumentary (Lankester),
iv. 121.

Pigs, Affinities of, xi. 49, 51; Cyclo-
pian, xii. 520; and their Skulls
(Gray), viii. 176.

Pike, xix. 429 ; Development of Ovum
(Truman), iv. 161; Respiratory
Movements of, xiv. 462; Rostrum
of, xi. 615 ; Skeleton of (Humphry),
v. 61; Teeth of, xiv. 284; Whale,
v. 129; vii. 45; Anatomy of (Carte
and Macalister), ili. 204.

Pile-driving, on the Work Performed
in (F. C. Donders), i. 168-169.

Pilocarpine, Action on the Sub-
maxillary Gland of the Dog, xi.
173; Physiological Action of, xiii.
326,

Pilot Whale, v. 132; Anatomy of
(Turner), ii. 66-79 ; Ductus Arterio-
sus of, xiv. 473.

Pine Marten, ii. 59; Placentation of,
x. 696.

Pineal Gland, Structure of (Grandry),
ii. 398 ; (Hagemann), vii. 331.

Pinkerton, Robert, on the Temperature
of the Healthy Human Body in
Various Climates, xv. 118.

Pinnigrada, Larynx of, xvii. 369.

Pinnipedia, ix. 405 ; xi. 51 ; Anatomy
of (Murie), vi. 446; Ossicles of, xiii.
405 ; Placenta of, x. 150, 162, 172,
697.

Pipa, Nerve of, xvi. 335, 344 ; dorsi-
gera, Olfactory Nerve in, xvi. 317.

Pipe-fish, i. 80.

Piria’s Test, xviii. 33.

Pisces, Embryonic Characters of, x.
681; Fifth Nerve of, xvi. 341;
Pectoral Fin of, ii. 158.

Piscicola, Dorsal Vessel of, xii. 412.

Pithecia, Ossicles of, xiii, 404 ; hirsuta,
xx. 659.

Pithecus, xx. 646.

Pitres on Nomenclature of the Different

INDEX: TO VOLS. L—Xx: 159

Regions of the Centrum Ovale, xiii.
272. See Franck, Frangois.

Pituitary Body in Elasmobranch
Fishes, xi. 455; Structure of
(Peremeschko), ii. 171; (Grandry),
il. 398.

Pituri Plant of Australia, xvi. 10.

Place, T., on the Wave of Contraction
of the Voluntary Muscles, ii. 434 ;
on Rapidity of Conduction in Motor
Nerves, v. 211, 397 ; and Engelmann
on the Prevention of Unipolar
Currents in Irritation of Nerves, iil.
246-248.

Placenta (Jassinsky), iii. 203 ; Circula-
tion in (Turner, Duncan, Winkler,
Hicks, Pettigrew), vii. 333 ; Forma-
tion of the Glandular Portion of
(Ercolani), vi. 439 ; General Ohserva-
tions in, with Especial Reference to
the Theory of Evolution, xi. 33 ;
Human, viii, 372; Anatomy of
(Hicks), vi. 405-410; Maternal
Circulation in (Delore), viii. 393 ;
Researches on (Winkler), viii. 162-
164 ; (Hennig), 164-165 ; Zonary, of
Orycteropus, x. 695 ; of Dugong, xiil.
116; of Elephant, xv. 300; of Guinea
Pig, xii. 534; xiii. 173 ; of Hippo-
potamus, viii. 167; of Hog Deer,
xiii, 94; of Hyomoschus, aquaticus,
xiv. 875; of Mammals (Ercolani),
viii. 165-167; of Mexican Deer,
xiii. 195 ; of Orca gladiator (Turner),
Wills Obi; OL Sloth, xiv. 147 > of
the Tamandua (Edwards), vii. 172;
of Tragulus, xiv. 874; Rabbit’s,
Maternal Circulation in (Mauthner),
viii. 393 ; Relation of Monstrosities,
per Inclosure, to, x. 456; Structure
of (Turner), vii. 120-133; x. 127;
Structure of the Caduca Uterina
(Ercolani), viii. 393 ; and Function
of (Ercolani), vi. 439; and Mem-
branes of the Lemurs (Milne-Ed-
wards), vi. 440.

Placental Area in Cat’s Uterus(Turner),
x. 433,

Placentation of Apes and Human
Female, xii. 495; of Cape Anteater
(Turner), x. 693 ; of Dasypus novem-
cinctus xiv. 256; of Lemurs, xii.

147 ; of Shanghai River Deer, xii.
225; of Sloths (Turner), vii. 302-
303 ; viii. 362-376.

Placoids, viii. 66.

Plagiostoma, Epiphysis of Brain cf,
xiii. 284.

Plagiostome Fishes, Cerebral Hemi-
spheres in, xi. 447.

Plagiostomi, i. 127 ; Blood-corpuscles
of, x. 207 ; Lymphatics of (Robin),
i. 367.

Planorbis corneus, Red Cruorine in,
ii. 114,

Plantar Fascia, xix. 45.

Plantigrada, Larynx of, xvii. 368.

Platanista, xx. 160; Chorion of, x.
144 ; Uterus of, xiv. 258 ; gangetica,
xx. 160, 163, 171.

Platax noduleux, xix. 427.

Plateau on Fishes’ Eyes, i. 368 : on the
Action of Fresh and Salt Water on
Animal Life, vi. 246.

Platen, O. von, and Pfliiger, E., on
the Inflnence of the Eye on the
Metamorphosis of Tissue, xi. 191.
See Pfliiger, E.

Platessa, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

Platodes, xii. 407.

Platyrhini, Ossicles of, xiii. 404.

Platysternum megacephalum, Pori Ab-
dominales of, xiv. 91.

Pleospora, Mycelia of, xii. 496,

Plesiosaurus, Limbs of, x. 662;
manselt, xx. 532.

Pleura, Case of Primary Sarcoma of,
xvii. 333; Lower Limit of (Lane),
xx. 400.

Pleurobranchus, Heart of, x. 506.

Plewronectes platessa, iii. 206.

Pleuronectide, On the Position of the
Eye in the (Schrodte), iii. 205.

Pleuro-cesophageal Muscles, x. 320.

Plexus, Brachial, Arrangement, x. 446;
Brachial, of Macaque Monkey and
Man, xvii. 329 ; Chorioides Innerva-
tion in Fever, (Benedikt), ix. 220,

Pliosaurus portlandicus, xx. 532.

Plész, P., on the Sugar-producing
Ferment of Blood, viii. 199; on
the Albuminous Substances of the
Hepatic Cells, viii, 419; on Pep-

160

tines, and Nutrition with the Same,
ix. 234; x. 213; and Gyorgyai, A.,
on Peptone and Feeding with the
Same, x. 647; on Coagulation of
Blood in the Living Animal, ix.
421.

Plotus, Cervical Vertebree of (Donitz),
ix. 405.

Plover, Kildeer, xviii. 92.

Pneumathemometer (Eulenberg and
Vohl), ii. 427.

Pneumograph (Ficks), vii. 348.

Pneumonia, Chronic Lobar, xv. 502 ;
Tuberculous, xiii. 415.

Pneumonokoniosis, Pathological Ana-
tomy of, xv 395.

Podargus, viii. 71.

Podasocys, xvii. 86-102; montanus,
Osteology of (Shufeldt), xviii. 86-
102.

Podolinski on the Expulsion of Nitric
Oxide from the Blood, viii. 197.

Podophylline, Action of, on Bile, x.
268 ; Properties of, xi. 69.

Poggiale, As to whether Hydrocyanic
Acid is Present in Tobacco Smoke,
v: 391.

Poincaré, M., on the Innervation of the
Thyroid Gland, x. 451.

Poison Ordeal from the Gaboon
(Rabuteau and Peyre), v. 393; of
Madagascar, Action of (Davidson),
villi. 97-112.

Poisoning, Bile Salts in Blood and
Urine in Certain Forms of, xi. 565 ;
by Carbonic Oxide Gas, and by
Charcoal Fumes (Gamgee), i. 339,
346 ; by Micrococcus, xvi. 526; xvii.
24; by Potash Salts, Resuscitation
after (Bohm), ix. 248.

Poisonous Mussels (Bennie), vi. 502.

Poisons (Broadbent), iii. 33-53, 227;
Demonstration of Effect of, upon
Frog’s Heart, x. 602; on Fishes’
Eggs (W. H. Ransom), i. 239-240 ;
on Frogs Deprived of Blood (Lewis-
son), v. 395.

Pokrowsky on the Action of Carbonic
Oxide, i. 154.

Pole-cat, ii. 55, 57, 58, 437.

Polian Vesicles in Echinodermata, x.
576.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Politzer, Anatomy of the Ear, ix. 416 ;
on Hyperesthesia Acustica, vi. 226.

Polochelys, Pori Abdominales of, xiii.
92.

Polydactylism (Wilder), iii. 204;
(Gruber), v. 882; in the Horse
(Leidy), vii. 332.

Polydactyly as Atavism, xvi. 615.

Polygonum, Cells of, x. 398.

Polygraph, xi. 557 ; Description of, xv.
235.

Polymorphism (Kolliker), ii. 405.

Polyodon, xix. 477; New Species of
(Handyside), viii. 178 ; foliwm, Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 87.

Polypary of Tubipora (Kolliker), 11.
405.

Polyps (K6lliker), v. 387.

Polypterus, xix. 477 ; xx. 626 ; Cranial
Osteology of (Traquair), v. 166-183 ;
Ethnoid in, xi. 615 ; Pori Abdomin-
ales of, xiv. 88; Structure of Young,
xi. 621; Urino-genital Organs of,
x. 32.

Polystomum “integerrimum, Structure
of (Stieda), v. 387.

Polyuria, Researches on, xvi. 148.

Polyzenia leucostyla, Germinal Vesicle
in, x. 386.

Poncet, F., on the Terminations of
Nerves in the Conjunctiva, x. 452.
Ponfick on Congenital Atrophy of the
Right Lung, v. 196 ; Experimental
Contributions to the Doctrine of

Transfusion, x. 210.

Pons Varolii, Histology of (Hollis),
xix. 274-279.

Pontellide, Prestomial Segment of, xiv.
349.

Pontoporia blainvillii, xx. 160; Skull
of (Flower), iii. 204.

Poore, G. V., Lectures on Electro-
therapeutics, ix. 218.

Popliteal Artery, Variation in Course
of, xiii. 162; Space (Wagstaffe), v.
280.

Popoff, L., on the Action of Carbonic
Oxide on Heematin, iii. 469; Changes
in the Brain in Traumatic Inflam-
mation, x. 621; and Koschlakoff on
the Action of Phosphuretted Hydro-
gen on the Blood, ii. 178.

INDEX TO

Population, Proportions of ( Faye), i.
363.

Porbeagle, Abdominal Pores in, xiv.
102; Spiracles in (Turner), ix. 301.

Poreupine, Canadian, xix. 262.

Pori Abdominales of Vertebrata, xiv.
81.

Porifera, Chlorophyll in, xv. 263.

Porpoise, xx. 153, 165; Anatomy of,
xiv. 467; of Retina of (Hulke),
li. 19-25; Arteries of, xiv. 394;
Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 59; Jaw
of (Walker), viii. 176; Ossification
of Metacarpals and Metatarsals of
(Thomson), iii. 139 ; Spinal Nervous
System of, xi. 209; Viscera of
(Cleland), xviii. 327-334.

Portal Circulation and Biliary Secre-
tion (Lusana and others), vili. 418 ;
Vein, Detection of Peptones, &c., in
Blood of, xiii. 245 ; Obliteration of,
xvi. 208.

Portunus, ii. 82.

Porzana carolina, xx. 256.

Post-frontal Bone of Polypterus, v.
169.

Potash, Action of, on Glycogen, x1.
563 ; Salts, Excretion of, xi. 566.
Potassium, Action of Chloride, Bro-
mide, and Iodide of, on Frogs, xii.
54, 58, 73; Bicarbonate Action on
Biliary Secretion of Dog, xi. 637 ;
Bromide (Bill, Reynolds), iii. 221 ;
Action of (Laborde), ii. 182 ; (Eulen-
berg and Guttmann), ii. 182;
(Martin - Damourette and Pelvet),
ii. 418 ; (Saison), iii. 471 ; in Snake-
bite (Anderson), vii. 191 ; Cyanide,
Reducing Action of (Broadbent), iii.
44; Fluoride, Urea Elimination
under the Use of (Waddell), xviii.
145-149; Sulphate (Jolyet and
Cahours), ili. 478 ; Action on Biliary
Secretion of Dog, xi. 626 ; Sulphide,
Action of, on Hemoglobin (Preyer),
ii. 177; Sulphoeyanate (Dubrueil
and Legros), ii. 183 ; Sulphocyanide
as an Histological Reagent, xvii.

207.

Potomogale, i. 282; ii. 141, 142;
Dentition of, iii, 76, 78; Habitat
of, ii. 149; Osteology of, ii, 125-

ViOLS= Ik xexe 16]

130, 137-150; Tibial Flexor of,
xvii. 148; velo, i. 281; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 162.

Potomogalidie, i. 282; Osteology of,
il, 149-150.

Potto, West African, xix. 251.

Pouchet, G., on Animal Heat, i. 162 ;
on the Brain of the Edentata,
ili. 458; iv. 162; on the Anatomy
of Alcyonaria, v. 200; on the
Vertebral Column of Myrmecophaga
jubata, vii. 172 ; Changes of Color-
ation in Various Animals under
the Influence of Nerve, ix. 412.

Powell, R. D., on Transposition of
Viscera, iii. 456.

Power on Pigment-cells of the Frog,
iv. 191; on Urea, iv. 321; on
Blood-gases, vii. 347, see Brunton ;
and Heidenhain on Salivary Secre-
tion, lil. 214.

B., on the Excretion of Nitrogen

in the Urine, ix. 439.

H., on Trophic Nerves, vii. 344.

Pozzi, S., on a Variation in the
Peroneus Brevis, vii. 168; on a
Case of Right Human Lung with
Lobus Impar, viii. 174.

Pratincoles xvili. 99 ; xix. 76.

Pravay, P. T., on the Physiological
Effect of Increase of the Barometric
Pressure, x. 646.

Precaval Veins in Dog, Two (Simpson),
ix. 385.

Pregnancy, Uterine Contractions dur-
ing (Hicks), vi. 215.

Prenasal Bone of Pig, xix. 214-217.

Prepuce of Indian Elephant (Watson),
vii. 74.

Presternal Fissure Uncovering Base of
Heart, xiv. 1.

Preuss, on a Double Monster, iv.
161.

Prévost on Veratria Poisoning, iil.
477; on the Olfactory Nerves, iv.
185; on Lesions of the Brain, iv.
323; on Nerves of Deglutition, v.
210; on the Action of Chloroform,
vi. 493; Experiments on Chorda
Tympani, vii. 343; on the Functions
of the Lingual Nerve, viii. 185 ; on
Nerve-regeneration in Paraplegic

L

162 INDEX TO VOLS. L—xx.

Animals, viii. 186; on Functions
of the Lingual Nerve, viii. 398 ;
Action of Muscarine on the Pancre-
atic and other Secretions, ix. 240.

Preyer on the Relation of Oxygen
and Carbonic Acid in the Blood, i.
160 ; on Hemoglobin as an Acid,
li. 177; on Estimation of Hemo-
globin, i. 858; on the Action of
Potassium Sulphide on Hemoglobin,
ll. 177; on the Action of Prussie
Acid on Blood, ii. 178; on the
Action of Prussie Acid on the
Spectrum of the Blood, ii. 427 ; on
the Effects of Prussic Acid, ii. 420 ;
on Prussie Acid, iii. 222 ; on Blood-
pigment, vi. 450-457 ; on the Violet
Sensory Nerves, vi. 473 ; Myological
Researches, vii. 3857; Das Myo-
physische Gesetz, viii. 423; on Sleep
Produced by Fatiguing Stuffs, x.
623. See Schmidt and Luchsinger.

Priapulus caudatus (Willemoes-Suhm),
vi. 449.

Pribram, A., on a Case of Partial Epis-
padias, ii. 401 ; on a New Method of
Estimating the Lime and Phosphoric
Acid in Serum, vii. 190; on the Re-
flex Relations of the Stomach to the
Nerve-centres of the Circulation,
vili. 182.

Prickle Cells, Histogenesis of, xviii.
453 ; in Epithelial Tumours, xviii.
443; New Description of, xviii.
450.

Priestley, John, Note on Certain
Peculiar Cells of the Cornea De-
scribed by Dr Thin, x. 108 ; Obser-
vations on the Physiological Action
of Chromium, xi. 285. See Gamgee
and Rokitansky.

Primates, xi. 52; xii. 150; Brain of,
xiii. 276; Cerebrum of, x. 445;
Development of, x. 440 ; Epitrochleo-
anconeus in (Galton), ix. 173, 175;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 174 ; Skeleton
of the Limbs of (Mivart), ii. 403 ;
and Carnivora, Corresponding Regions
in Cerebrum of, xiii. 273,

Primitive Streak as a Temporary Struc-
ture, viii. 169; of the Chick (Wal-
deyer), ili. 458.

Primordial Cranium of Polypterus, v.

167.

Priodon gigas, iv. 18; v. 14.
Pristiurus, Embryo of, x. 555, 569,

570, 672; Egg of, x. 387, 388 ; Head
Cavity of Embryo of, xi. 474 ; Struc-
ture of, xi. 142, 159, 167 ; Structure
of Kidney of (Balfour), x. 1; Sub-
notochordal Rod in, xi. 685 ; melan-
ostomus, Absence of Abdominal Pores
in, xiv. 82.

Pritchard, U., on the Structure and

Functions of Rods of the Cochlea,
vii. 170; on the Development of the
Organ of Corti, xiii. 99.

Prize Questions of Society of Arts and

Sciences, Utrecht, ii. 199-200.

Proboscidea, vii. 270; xi. 49; Long

Flexors of, xvii. 169; Placenta of,
x. 152.

Procellaria pelagica, xx. 61.
Processus Deltoideus of the Clavicle

(Gruber), vi. 433; Lateralis Pubis,
xix. 41; Marginalis of the Malar
Bone (Luschka), iv. 150; Supra-
condyloideus Humeri, vil. 326;
Supracondyloideus Internus Humeri
(Gruber), iil. 195.

Prochuska on Nerve-stimuli, x. 324.
Profunda Femoris, Absence of, xiii. 154.
Prognathism (Cleland), iv. 151.
Progress of Anatomy, see Anatomy ;

of Physiology, see Physiology.

Prompt on the Contractions of the

Frog’s Heart, ii. 407.

Pronation, Movement of, in Hind Limb

of Marsupials, xv. 392 ; of Fore-arm,
x. 442.

Prongbuck, Anatomy (Murie), v. 382.
Propithecus, Ossicles of, xiii. 405;

Placenta of, viii. 369 ; xiv. 147.

Prosimiz, xii. 151,
Prostate Gland (Reinert), ili. 455 ; ix.

207 ; Absence of, in Wombat, xiii.
313; of Chimpanzee, i. 263; of
Indian Elephant (Watson), vii. 67-
68.

Protagon, iii. 38; Liebreich’s (Dyb-

kowsky), ii. 180.

Proteids (Hlasiwetz and Habermann),

vi. 471; Digestion of, by Pancreatic
Juice, ii, 158-161.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Proteles cristatus, Anatomy of (Flower),
Vario S:

Proteus, Eyes of, xvi. 331; Pori Abdo-
minales of, xiv. 90; Urito-genital
Organs of, x. 38, 40.

Protohippus, xi. 47.

Protoplasm (Engelmann), v. 218.

Protoplasmic Movements in the Eggs
of Osseous Fishes W. H. Ransom),
i. 2387-245.

Protopterus annectens, Pori Abdomin-
ales of, xiv. 88, 89, 95.

Protoxide of N., Action of Germination
and Respiration (Jolyetand Blanche),
vili. 409.

Protozoa, Absence of Red Cruorine in,
li. 114; British (Wright), i. 332-
338.

Prussak on Gmelin’s Test for Bile in
Urine, ii. 180.

Prussian Carp, Respiratory Movements
of, xiv. 462.

Prussic Acil (Preyer, Schoenbein,
Hoppe-Seyler), ii. 420 ; (Preyer), iii.
222; Action of (Broadbent), iii. 43 ;
Action of, on Blood (Hoppe-Seyler),
ii. 178 ; (Preyer), ii. 178, 427.

Psammomata, xix. 456.

Psammo-sarcoma, xiv. 337.

Pseudobranchs of Lepidosteus and
Amia, xix. 476-499,

Pseudo-gorgia godefroyi, v. 200.

Pseudopus pallasii, Muscles’ of
(Humphry), vi. 287-292.

Pseudorca, v. 136; grayi, vii. 178,

336.

Psittaci, xx. 407, 409, 411, 422.

Psittacide, xx. 407.

Psychical Processes, Experiments on
(Exner), viii. 399 ; x. 626 ; Rapidity
of (Donders), iii. 250.

Psychology of the Greeks (E. M. Cope),
i. 185; Principles of (Herbert
Spencer, Spalding), vii. 339.

Pterion, xviii. 219.

Ptero-balena communis, vi. 107 ; vii.
2; xix. 293 ; laticeps, xvi. 472 (foot-
note).

Pterodactylus, Muscles of, xvi. 507.

Pteropus, xix. 17, 18; Epitrochleo-
anconeus Probably Absent in
(Galton), ix. 172; Limbs of, x.

165

668 (footnote); Manus of, xvi.
200; edwardsii, Myology of the
Limbs of (Humphry), iii. 294-319 ;
samoensis, Long Flexors of, xvii.
72:

FPtilocercus, ii. 141; Habitat, ii. 146 ;
Osteology of, i. 282, 803-306 ; ii.
136-146.

Ptyalin, Action of, on Starch (Pas-
chutin), vi. 459.
Pudzinowitsch on
Fever, vi. 238.

Puffin, Eggs of, xx. 283, 236.

Pugilist in Training, xii. 101.

Pulmonary Artery and Aorta, Trans-
position of, xvi. 302; Circulation,
Effect of Anesthetics on, xiv. 495 ;
Lobation, Variety of, xvi. 605;
Phthisis, xiii. 414 ; Pigment (Kosch-
lakoff, Virchow), i. 359.

Pulmonogasteropoda, Heart of, x. 507.

Puls, J., on the Quantitative Estima-
tion of Albumen in Blood-serum, xi.
555 ; on the Quantitative Estimation
of Albumen in Milk, xi. 568.

Pulse, Catacrotous Waves of (Landois),
iv. 324; Causes of the Secondary
Waves of (Galabin), viii. 1-22, 112 ;
Curve (Moens), xiii. 409 ; Demonstra-
tion of, by Means of the Flame
(Klemenziewiz), viii. 403 ; Dicrotism,
xv. 278 ; Frequency of (Garrod), vii.
219-232; vili. 54-61, 403 ; (Petti-
grew), viii. 189 ; in Capillaries and
Veins (Quincke), iii. 460; Influence
of Loss of Blood on (Bezold), ii. 409 ;
Normal and Abnormal (Bouillaud),
vill. 402 ; Retardation of, on Closure
of Nostrils (Rutherford), vii. 283-
299 ; viii. 193; Secondary Waves
in (Galabin), viii, 403; Slow, in
Jaundice, xi. 552; Tracings, ii. 65 ;
xiii. 410 ; Wave in Arteries, Trans-
formations of (Galabin), x. 297.

Puma, Muscles of Foot of, xiii. 7, 9,
13; Tail of, vii. 273.

Pupil of Eye, Papers on, ix. 414.

Purgatives, Action of (Moreau, Vul-
pian), vill. 231.

Purkinje’s Corpuseles, ivy. 158.

Purpurine, Applications of, to His-
tology (Ranvier), ix. 403.

Perspiration in

164

Purser, on the Action of Bromide of
Potassium, iv. 164.

Purves, L., on the Place where the
White Blood-corpuscles wander out
of the Vessels, ix. 423.

Pus, Chemical Composition of (Hoppe-
Seyler, Miescher), vi. 471 ; Oxygen
in the Formation of (Binz), viil.
403.

Pustular Disease Caused by an Atmos-
pheric Germ, xiii. 263,

Putnam, J. J., on the Physiology of

the Cortex Cerebri, ix. 213.

Putrefaction, Bacteria and (Hiller), ix.
448,

Putrefactive Process, Effects of Very
Low Temperatures on (Coleman and
M‘Kendrick), xix. 335-844; and
Disinfection (Hoppe-Seyler), vi. 470.

Putzeys, F., and Tarchanoff, F., on
the Dilating Nerves of Vessels, ix.
409.

Pyemia, xvii. 27, 44.

Pye, Walter, Observations on the
Development and Structure of the
Kidney, ix. 272.

Pye-Smith on a Musculus Supracos-
talis, 11. 196 ; on a Supernumerary
Tarsal Bone, iii. 447 ; on Muscular
Abnormalities, iii, 448; on Varia-
tions in the Distribution of the
Nerves, iii. 451; on Variations in
the Arterial System, ili, 452; on
Transposition of Viscera, ili. 456 ;
on an Extra Sesamoid Bone in the
Glenoid Ligament of the Index, v.
375; on Bifureation of the Third
Left Costal Cartilage, v. 375; on
Ossification of the Stylo-hyoid Liga-
ment, v. 875; on the Vertebral
Groove of the Axis Converted into a
Foramen, v. 376; on an Additional
Dorsi-lumbar Vertebra, v. 876; on
Muscular Variations, v. 376; on
Variations in the Arteries, v. 377 ;
on Nerve Variations, v. 878; on
the Connection of Left-handedness
with Transposition of the Viscera,
vy. 380; on Retro-peritoneal Hernia,
yv. 882 ; on Changes in Nerves after
Section, vil. 344; Catalogue of the
Preparations of Comparative Ana-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

tomy in the Museum of Guy’s Hospi-
tal (Review), viii. 384 ; Suggestions
on Some Points of Anatomical Nomen-
clature, xi. 154,

Pygera bucephala, Muscles of Leg of,
Ker oos

Pylephlebitis Adhesiva, xvi. 208.

Pyloric Glands (Ebstein and Griitzner),
ix. 234 ; (von Wittich), ix. 236.

Pyo-salpinx, xix. 124,

Pyramidal Tracts, Sclerosis of, xv.
510.

Pyramids of Medulla Oblongata (Bow-
ditch), ix. 412,

Pyrenemata, Coloured — Blood-cor-
puscles of (Gulliver), ii. 1-7.

Pyrogallic Acid (Personne), iv. 316.

Pyrogenic Substances (Dobezcanski
and Nannyn), viii, 427 ; (Lewitzky),
viii. 428, 429.

Pyro-Phosphoric Acid, Action on Cir-
culation, xi. 273.

Python Scbee, xix. 464.

Pyxidea, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
92.

QUADRATE, xix, 158 ; Bone, Homology
of (Peters), il. 206; Malleus and
Incus (Humphry), iii. 482; of
Podasocys montanus, xviii. 93.

Quadratus Femoris Muscle, Absence
of (Bellamy), ix. 185.

Quadriceps Extensor Cruris, xiii. 204.

Quadrumana, xi. 53; xii. 150; xx. 50,
51; Intelligence of, ix. 107.

Quadrupeds, Ciliary Muscle in (Lee),
iil. 14-23.

Quail, Ege of Virginian, xx. 233.

Quain, Elements of Anatomy, Edited
by Sharpey, Allen Thomson and
Cleland (Review), i. 855; Edited by
Sharpey, Allen Thomson and E, A.
Schafer (Review), x. 438.

Quatrefages, A., on the Muscles of
Annelides, iv. 154,

Quehl on the Action of Apomorphia,
Vili. 223.

Quincke, H., on the Pulse in Capil-
laries and Veins, iii, 460; on
the Circulation in the Lung, vi.
484; Experiments on the Brain,
vil. 340; on the Influence of Car-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

bonie Acid Drinks on the Urinary
Secretion, xiii. 246.

Quinia. See Quinine.

Quinine (Monteverdi), vi. 498 ; Action
of, viii, 224, 225; xi. 571, 589; on
Blood (Kerner, Geltowsky), vii.
195 ; (Binz), vii. 196 ; viii. 198; on
the Circulatory System, and on
Muscular Fibres, x. 654 ; on Nervous
System (Heubach), ix. 212; Anti-
pyretic Action of (Binz), v. 204;
Sulphate of, Action of (Eulenburg,
Jolyet), ii. 185; on Bile (Malinin),
lii. 239 ; and Blood (Binz), viii. 403.

Quinoidine (Bence Jones and Dupré),
i. 161.

Quinquand on Respiration of Fishes,
vill. 203; on Variations of Hemo-
globin in the Zoological Series, viii.
196.

RABATEL on Circulation in the
Coronary Artery, viii. 189.

Rabbit, Action of Jaborandi on, x. 189,
199 ; Cartilage of, x. 114; Circula-
tion in Ear of (Moreau), ix. 221;
Effect of Division of Sympathetic
Nerve of Neck, x. 511 ; Examination
of Uterus of, xvi. 60; Experiments
on Ear of, ix. 214; on Liver of,
ix. 432, 437; Formation of Ferrin
from Red Blood-corpuscles _ of
(Landois), ix. 230; Hyoid Bone of,
xiv. 472; Lymphatics of Pancreas
in, xv. 477; Muscles of Foot of,
xiii. 9; Omphalo-mesenteric Re-
mains in, xvii. 59 ; Ova of, xii. 556 ;
Placenta of, xi. 40, 43, 45; Pro-
duction of Fever in (Schiff), x. 11;
Pulse of (Rutherford), vii. 283-299 ;
Reflex Actions and Functions of
Medulla and Spinal Cord of, x.
626 ; xi. 542; Retina and Vitreous
Humour of (Ewart), ix. 166, 167 ;
Spinal Cord of, x. 624; Trachealis
Muscle of, xvii. 205; Veins and
Arteries in Ear of, x. 450; Ven-
tricle of, xvii. 367; and Hare,
Hybrid of (Sanson), vii. 172 ; Skulls
of, xii. 115.

Rabbit’s Brain and
Physiology of, xvi.

Nerves,
Liver,

its
142;

165

Peculiar Appearance in, xl. 384;
Action of Apomorphin on (Harnach),
ix. 448; Arterial Blood-pressure
in, ix. 222; MHeart-beats in, ix.
226; Action of Butyl-chloral on,
xi. 570; Coagulation of Blood in
(Plosz and Georgyai), ix. 421;
Effects of Water on Cerebral Vessels
of, x. 621; Experiments on Muscles
of, ix. 246 ; with Nickel and Cobalt
on, xvii. 102, 103, 110; Fed on
Glycerine, ix. 238 ; Ovaries of, xiii.
355 ; Sugar in Blood of (Bock and
Hoffmann), ix. 440.

Rabdomyomata, xix. 441.

Rabow on the Action of Alcohol ou
Temperature and Pulse, viii. 427.
Rabuteau on Bromates, iii, 221; on
the Action of Selenites and Tel-
lurites, iv. 165; on Chemistry and
Physiology, iv. 171 ; on Sulphovin-
ates, their Elimination and Action,
v. 203 ; on the Action of Alkalies on
the Body, v. 207 ; on Chlorides, vi.
490 ; on the Action of Cyanates, vii.
193; on the Action of the Chief
Principles of Opium, vii. 194; on
the Combined Action of Opium and
Chloroform, vii. 194; on _ the
Physiological Effects and Elimina-
tion of Urea Introduced into the
Organism, vil. 355; on the Action
of Sodium Salicylate, vii. 359; on
the Action of Calcium Salts, viii.
218; Experiments on Urea, Viii.
222; on the Elimination of Urea,
viii. 421; Influence of Coffee and
Tea on the Excretion of Urea, ix.
241; Daily Excretion of Urine in
Health, ix. 439; on the Gastric

Juice in Dogs, x. 647.

Rachitis, Artificial Production of
(Heitzmann), ix. 443; Adultorum
and Senilis, xviii. 364.

Racoon, Muscles of, xiv. 174.

Radeliffe on Animal Electricity, i.
164; the Synthesis of Motion, Vital
and Physical, viii. 300-320.

Radiolaria (Schneider), vi. 449.

Radius, Dislocation of Head of Right
Radius, xii. 445; Rudimentary
(Gruber), ii. 392.

166

Radziejewsky on Leucin and Tyrosin,
i. 162; ii. 180; on the Purgative
Effects of Sulphate of Magnesia, v.
201; on the Absorption of Fat, viii.
205.

S., and Salkowski, Formation
of Aspartic Acid during Pancreatic
Digestion, ix. 426,

Raehlmann on Susceptibility in Differ-
ent Parts of the Eye for Different
Colours, ix. 414.

Raetzel, F., on the Development of
Lumbricus and Nephelis, iv. 161,
307.

Ruia, xi. 459 ; Absence of Segmental
Openings in, xii. 187; Egg of, x.
387, 388; Tympanum in, xvii.
188 ; batis, Abdominal Pores of, x.
201; Circulation in, xi. 692; batis,
clavata, maculata, punctata and mira-
letus, Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 85,
86, 93; clavata, Oviduct in Male
(Matthews), xix. 144-149.

Raiide, Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 85.

Rail, xx. 48.

Raja. See Raia.

Rajewsky, A., on the Occurrence of
Alcohol in the Organism, x. 654 ;
on Absorption from the Human
Diaphragm under Different Condi-
tions, xi. 200.

Ralfe, C. H., Outlines of Physiological
Chemistry (Review), vii. 318-320;
Maly, R., and Laborde on the Acid
of the Stomach, ix. 426.

Rallus aquaticus, xx. 48.

Ramouat. See Le Goff.

Ramphastos loco, xx. 43,

Ramsay, William. See Coats, Joseph.

Ramus Dorsalis, x. 89; Pharyngeus,
Xi.

Liana, Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 90;
Septo-Maxillary Ossifications in Sub-
nasal Lamina in, xi. 621; Sixth Nerve
of, xvi. 344 ; esculenta, x. 1; Cere-
bral and Spinal Nerves of (De Watte-
ville), ix. 145-162; Experiments on
Nerve-stimulation in, x. 327 ; Skull
of Tadpole, x. 422 ; palustris, Super-
numerary Leg in (Tuckerman), xx.
516--519 ; temporaria, x. 5: xix.

b

130; xx. 73 ; Effects of Upas Antiar

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

on Heart of, x. 586 ; Reproductive
Organs of (Marshall), xviii. 122 ;
Skull of Tadpole, x. 422; Structure
of Tadpole, x. 428, 429; esculenta,
Action of Caffeine on (Schmiedeberg),

ix. 245. See also Frog.
Randacio on the Relations of the
Nucleus Tienieformis with the

Olfactory Nerve, xvi. 151.

Rangifer tarandus, Foetal Membranes
of, xii. 601 ; Villi of, xiii. 197.

Ranke, J., on the Effect of a Constant
Electrical Current on the Spinal
Cord, ii. 188; Die Lebensbedin-
gungen der Nerven (Review), ili.
190-193; on the Chemistry of
Nerves, iii. 470 ; on Coagulation of
Blood, vi. 458; on the Quantity of
Bile in Man, vi. 469.

Ransom, W. B., on some Variations of
the Shoulder Muscles, xix. 508.

W. H., on the Condition of
the Protoplasmic Movements in the
Eggs of Osseous Fishes, i. 237-245 ;
on the Structure and Growth of
the Ovarian Ovum of Gasterosteus
leiurus, ii. 176; on the Ovum of
Osseous Fishes, ii. 400.

Ransome, Arthur, on the Physiologi-
cal Relations of Colloid Substances,
i, 162; Observations upon the
Movements of the Chest, iv. 140-
146; on the Organic Matter of
Human Breath in Health and
Disease, iv. 209-217; on the Loss
of Solid Matter during the Germina-
tion and Early Growth of Plants, v.
48-58; on the Mechanical Con-
ditions of the Respiratory Move-
ments in Man, vii. 3483 viii.
161; on the Position of the Heart’s
Impulse in Different Postures of
the Body, based upon Chest-rule
Measurements, taken by Mr W. A.
Patchett, ix. 137-142, 416; on the
Relative Powers of Fresh and Pre-
viously-used Pepsine in the Digestion
of Albumen, x. 459.

Ranvier on Phosphorus, iii. 221; on
the Histology of the Endocardium
and Inner, Coats of the Arteries,
lil, 455; on the Cell-elements of

INDEX TO VOLS, I.-XX.

the Tendons and Areolar Tissue,
iv. 152; on the Production of
(Edema, v. 214; on the Histology
and Physiology of Nerves, vil. 170 ;
on the Degeneration of Nerves after
Section, viii. 186 ; on Histology and
Physiology of Nerves, viii. 186 ; on
the Red and White Muscles of the
Rabbit and Ray, viii. 423 ; on the
Structure and Development of Ten-

dons, ix. 190; on the Muscular
Spectrum, ix. 245; Preparations
of Osseous Tissue with Aniline

Blue Insoluble in Water and Soluble
in Alcohol, ix. 388; on the Spec-
troscopic Properties of Striated
Muscle, ix. 390; Development and
Growth of Blood-vessels, ix. 390;
on the Formation of the Meshes
of the Great Omentum, ix. 395;
on the Application of Purpurine to
Histology, ix. 403; Use of Dilute
Alcohol in Histology, ix. 404 ;
Muscles of the Dorsal Fin of the
Hippocampus, ix. 406 ; Traité Tech-
nique d’Histologie, x. 436,

Raoult, F. N., Influence of CO, on
the Respiration of Animals, xi.
558.

Rapaces, Blood-corpuscles in, x. 206.

Raptores, i. 370.

Rasmussen on Echinococci, i. 183.

Rat, Formation of Hemoglobin Crys-
tals from, xvi. 454 ; Intelligence of,
ix. 107: Pharaoh’s, ii. 57; Uterus
of, xvi. 86.

Ratite, i. 369, 370; Muscles of, xvi.
507.

Ratjen, E., on a Malformation of a
Bronchus and Lung, ii. 176.

Rattlesnake, Venom of (Mitchell), v.
395.

Ratzel, F., on the Histology of the
Lower Animals, iv, 154.

Rauber, A., on the Cohesion of Bones,
ix. 443,

Raven Throwing Pebbles into Water,
ix. 106.

Rawdon on True
phroditism, ii. 401

Rays, vill. 63, 64, 66; xi. 135; of
Light, Estimation of Point of Inter-

Lateral Herma-

167

section of, Falling Excentrically on
the Eye, ix. 219.

Razor-back, v. 129 ; vi. 107 ; vii. 2.

Razor-bill, xx. 48.

Recklinghausen on the Cause of Mul-
tiple Metastatic Abscesses, vi. 489.
Rectum, Anatomy and Sphincters of,
xvii. 442; Cooling of Body from,
xi. 570; of Greenland Shark, vii.
238; Opening into Male Urethra
(Craig), xviii, 341-343; Right-
sided Sigmoid Flexure and, xvii.

403.

Rectus Abdominis et Sternalis Muscle
xvii. 84,

Recurvirostra, xix. 53, 54, 69, 74;
americana, xix. 65, 73.

Red Cruorine, ii. 114 ; Deer, Placenta
of, x. 149.

Reder -on the Mechanical Conditions in
the Structure of the Ankle-joint, ix.
444,

Redstart, Egg of Black, xx. 233.

Reese, Prof., on the Antagonism
between Morphia and Hydrocyanic
Acid, v. 394.

Reeves, H. A., a Circulation-stage,
a Live-development Slide, and an
Improved Drawing Reflector, xi.

403,
Reflector, Improved Drawing, xi.
403.

Reflex Action (Paschutin), i. 157 ;
Effects of a Rise of Temperature
on, in the Frog (Foster), viii. 400 ;
in Frog, Influence of Rise of
Temperature on (Foster), viii. 45-
53; Investigations on, xi. 543; of
Brain, x. 625; of Medulla and
Spinal Cord of Rabbit, x. 626;
of Tendons, x. 631; Spinal, In-
hibited by Grey Matter of Brain
(Simonoff), i. 359; Excitability,
Influence of Certain Substances upon
(Meihwizeen), viii. 229 ; (Weil), viii.
230; Inhibition, xi. 543; Innervation
of Vessels (Pick), viii. 407 ; Move-
ments (Onimus), ii. 192; Action of
Electricity on (Legros and Onimus),
vi. 221; Phenomena, Effects of
Anesthetics on, xvi. 143; Relation
between Lungs and Heart (Hering),

168 INDEX
vi. 484; Stimulation of Vaso-motor
Nerves (Cyon), viii. 403.

Refractive Index of the Human Eye
(Hirschberg), viii. 400.

Reich, Physiology of the Secretion of
Tears, ix. 220; Crossing of the
Optic Nerves, x. 204; on the Action
of Sulphate of Eserin on the
Ciliary (Accommodation) Muscle, xi.
548.

Reichardt, E., on Hypoxanthin in the
Blood of Leucocythemia, v. 224 ;
on Urine in Leucocythemia, v.
226.

Reichert, C. B., on Bile-duct Capil-
laries, i. 357 ; on the Anatomy of
Branchiostoma Tlubricum, v. 387 ;
on Anatomy of the Cochlea, vi. 443 ;
on the Early Human Embryo, viii.
167; on the Human Uterus and
Embryo, ix. 207.

Reindeer, Digits of, i, 111; Feetal
Membranes of, xil. 601; Sub-epi-
glottal Sac in, xvii. 367; Villi of,
xii, 196.

Reinert, H., on the Prostate Gland,
iii. 455.

Rein, G., on the Development of the
Mammary Gland, xvi. 300.

Reinhardt, J., on the Steypireydr, iii.
204; on a Hitherto Unrecognised
Bone in the Cranium of the Muso-
phagide, vi. 446; on
gray, Vil. 336.

Reinson on the Removal of Alkaloids
from the Body, ix. 243.

Reiset on the Influence of Diet on
the Exhalation of Marsh Gas, iii.
229.

Remedies, Action of (Broadbent), iii.
33-53.

Renaut on the
Bones, x. 442.

Rendall, Stanley M., on Unusual
Abnormality of the Arteries at the
Base of the Brain, xiil. 397.

Renilla, Structure of (Kolliker), vi.
448,

Rennie, G. E., on an Anomalous
Muscle in the Front of the Neck in
a Human Subject—a Sterno-petroso-
pharyngeus, xx. 356-358.

Pseudorcea

Elastic Tissue of

TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Renton, J. Crawford, Note on a
Method for Measuring the Diameter
of the Retinal Vessels, xiii. 165.

Reoch, J., the Acidity of the Gastric
Juice, viii. 274-284 ; Notes on the
Urine Pigments, ix. 176-179; the
Decomposition of Urea, ix. 368;
on the Urine Pigments, ix. 439 ; on
the Oxidation of Urea, x. 611.

Report of Observations made by H.
Kronecker and F, Falk and S.
Meltzer on the Mechanism and
Innervation of Deglutition, xvi.
486 ; on Anatomy—see Anatomy ;
on Physiology—see Physiology; on
Physiological Chemistry, xili, 238 ;
on Recent Memoirs on Anatomy of
Brain, xiii. 266; on Recent Physio-
logical Papers, xili. 252, 407.

Reproduction in Aphides (Classarede),
i.. 868; of Spleen (Philipeaux), i.
368.

Reproductive Organs of the Frog,
Abnormal Conditions of (Marshall),
xviii. 121-144 ; Abnormal Develop-
ment of, in Frog (Kent), xix. 347-
350; of Frogs, Birds and Mammals,
Diseases of (Sutton), xix. 121-143.

Reptilia, xx. 256; Auditory Ossicles
of (Peters), iv. 309; Blood-corpuscles
in, x. 206; Brain of, xv. 551;
Carpus of, ii. 155; Embryonic
Characters of, x. 681; Fossil (Seeley),
iv. 287 ; Labyrinth and Cochlea in,
xii. 367 ; Limbs of, x. 662 ; Muscles
of, iii. 197; xvi. 504; Muscular
Analogies with Edentata, x. 596 ;
of Western Yunnan, xiv. 256;
Osteology of (Segond), vii. 338 ;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 90; Retina
of (Hulke), i. 94-106; Retina of
Amphibia and Reptiles (Hulke), i.
94-106 ; Structure of the Ova of
(Eimer), vi. 447.

Respiration (Czermak), i, 155; (Loven),
iv. 195; (Bert), iv. 325; (Nussbaum),
viii. 203 ; Action of Different Gases
on (Berns), v. 215; Action of, on
Circulation (Hering and Horvath),
v. 212; Artificial (Horvath), vi.
485; Influence of, in Cases of Con-
cussion and Compression, vii. 348 ;

ENDEX TO! VOLS> 1.x. 169

Artificial, Influence of, on Circula-
tion (Schiff), vii. 348; the Blood-
stream during Interrupted (Dogiel
and Kowaleysky), v. 403; Cutaneous
(Rohrig, von Paalzow), vii. 188 ;
Effect of, on Blood-pressure, xi.
558 ; Effect of Stimulation of the
Vagus, Superior Laryngeal and
Nasal Nerves on (Bert), iv. 186;
Excretion of Alcohol by, x. 212;
Experiments on (Pettenkofer and
Voit), ii. 181; in Fever (Leyden),
v. 404; in Fishes (Gréhant), v.
215; in the Lungs (Miiller), v.
221; in Sheep (Henneberg, Schulze,
Micker and Brun), v. 215 ; Influence
of, upon Animal Heat (Lombard),
iii. 215 ; on Blood-pressure (Schiff),
vii. 347 ; on Cardiac Period (Heul),
il. 434; on Tissue Metamorphosis,
xi. 567; of the Lachrymal Gland
on (Bergeon), vi. 235; of the Medulla
Oblongata on (Schiff), v. 403; vi.
33 ; Mechanical Work of (Lowne),
ix. 280; Mechanism of Costal, xv.
331; Movements of (Ransome), iv.
140-146 ; (Lockenberg), viii. 203 ;
Muscles of, in a Criminal Executed
by Electricity, x. 646 ; Muscles of,
in Hanged Criminal, x. 646; of
Animals, Influence of CO, on, xi.
558 ; of Birds (Drosier), i. 156 ; of
Compressed Air, x. 646 ; of Fishes
(Quinquand), viii. 203; of Foetus,
xi. 558; of the ‘lissues (Bert),
v. 218-221; Papers on, x. 646;
Physical Phenomena Connected with,
x. 645 ; Reflex Effects on, from the
Nasal Mucous Membrane (Kratsch-
mer), v. 402.

Respiratory Apparatus of Cuma, ii.
83; Centre (Gierke), viii. 409 ;
(Gierke and Rokitansky), ix. 217 ;
Exchanges (Schiremetjewski), iv.
176; Movements (Rosenthal), v.
403; (Riegel), viii. 409; x. 212;
Graphic Representation of (Schroet-
ter), viii. 203; in Frog, Origin of,
i, 360; Influence of, on the Cireula-
tion (Sanderson), i. 368 ; Mechanism
of (Ransome, Humphry, Fick), vii.
3848; (Ransome), viii. 161; of Fishes,

xiv. 461; and Pulmonary Circula-
tion (Liebermann), vi. 483 ; Nerves,
Experiments on Muscles of, x. 443;
Organs of Porpoiseand White-beaked
Dolphin, xviii. 333; System, ix.
23B2) ADHixa, DID xa yo oSas OL the
Indian Elephant (Watson), vi. 91-
94; xiii. 42.

Rete Mirabile of Narwhal, viii. 176;
Xiv. 377.

Retina, Anatomy of Human (Hasse),
ii. 170; Anatomy and Physiology of
the (Max Schultze), i. 150; Bacillary
Layer of (Merkel), v. 378; Blinding
of, by Sunlight (Czerny), ii. 415 ;
Currents (Holmgren), vi. 225; Dis-
tribution of Optic Nerves in, x. 452;
Ganglion Cells of Elephant’s, xiv.
287; Ganglion Cells in Frog’s
(Manz), i. 357 ; Intermittent Ivrita-
tion of (Engelhardt), v. 212 ; Minute
Anatomy of Human (Gunn), xi.
357 ; Minute Structure of (Ewart),
ix. 166-168; of Frog, Salamander
and Triton (Landolt), v. 379; of
Porpoise, Anatomy of (Hulke),
ii. 19-25; Optic Nerve-ends in
(Krause), ii. 169 ; Optic Nerve-fibres
of Mammalian, xiii. 139; Photo-
chemical Processes on, xi. 545;
Physiology of, xi. 707 ; Rods of the,
in Cephalopoda and Heteropoda
(Schultze), iii. 455 ; Rods and Cones
of (Schultze), ii, 169; (Steinlein),
iii. 199; Sensibility of (Woinow),
v. 400; Structure of (Schultze,
Dobrowolsky, Morano, Robinski),
vi. 443 ; (Ewart), xi. 96 ; Structure
and Development of (Schultze), ii.
399 ; and Vitreous Body, Lymph-
channels of (Schwalbe), vili. 174 ;
and Encephalon (Brown-Séquard),
ix. 219:

Retinal Vessels, Method of Measuring
the Diameter of, xiii. 163.

Retro-peritoneal Hernia (Pye-Smith),
v. 382.

Retzius, G., on the Membranes of the
Brain and Spinal Cord, v. 231; on
Anatomy of Nervous System, vii.
$29. See Key, Axel.

Reviews and Notices of Books, ii. 374-

170 INDEX TO
391 ; iii. 183-194, 436-446 ; v. 148,
149, 282-294 ; v. 155-164, 184-191;
vi. 431, 482; vii. 166.

Révillont on Division of the Median
Nerve, ii. 412.

tewnoow, F., on the Effect of Baths
on the Blood-pressure, xi. 551.

Reyher, C., on the Cartilages and
Synovial Membranes of the Joints,
Vili, 261-273.

Reymond, Du Bois, on Animal Elec-
tricity, ii. 417 ; on Electrical Stimu-
lation of the Gastrocnemius of the
Frog, vii. 179; and Helmholtz’s
Myograph, ii. 100-102.

Reymond’s Key, ii. 99 ; Galvanometer
Troughs, ii. 102-103.

Reynolds, Russell, on
Potassium, iii. 221,

Rhabditis, Perez on, i. 367.

Rhamphastide, xviii. 283.

Rhea americana, xix. 425; xx. 43,
49; Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206 ;
Osteology of (Cunningham), vi. 447 ;
darwinii, Osteology of (Cunning-
ham), vi. 447.

Rheumatie Arthritis, Chronic, x. 50,
67 ; Gout, x. 67.

Rhina squatina, Absence of Abdominal
Pores in, xiv. 85, 938.

Rhinide, Absence of Abdominal Pores
in, xiv. 85, 93.

Rhinoceros, Cuneiform Bones of, ii.
113 ; Dentition of (Gray), viii. 176;
Larynx of, xvii. 370; Placenta of,
x. 129; xi. 48 ; sumatranus (Murie),
vi. 131-169; Brain of, xiii. 278 ;
Visceral Anatomy of (Garrod), viii.
176.

Rhinochetus jubatus, Osteology of
(Parker), iv. 162; Powder Downs of
(Murie), vii. 174.

thinodon typicus, xiv. 281,

Rhinolophi, Teeth of, iii. 277.

Rhizocrinus, Anatomy of (Carpenter),
xii. 35 ; lofotensis, Stem of, xii. 43;
rawsoni, Stem of, xii. 45.

thizadus hibberti (Traquair), ix. 406.

Rhombus barbatus, iii. 206.

Rhubarb, Action of, on Bile, x. 273.

Thus venenata and toxicodendron,
Action of (White), vili. 224.

Bromide of

VOLS. I.—XX.

Rhynchocephalus, Anatomy of (Giin-
ther), ii. 402 ; solitarius, xix. 63.

Rhynchocyon, ii. 141, 144 ; Coecum of,
ii. 41; Habitat, ii. 1445; Osteology
of, ii, 136-138, 140, 141, 281, 232,
306-308 ; Teeth of, iii. 276.

Rhytina borealis, Structure of the
Skin of (Brandt), vi. 446 ; stelleri,
Organ of Hearing in (Claudius), ili.
204.

Ribs, Abnormal Junction of (Hunte-
miiller), ii. 176; Union of (Camp-
bell), iv. 245-246 ; Abnormality of
the (Aeby), iii. 195 ; Additional, in
Man (Perrin), vi. 435; Bicipital
(Scott), xviii. 339 ; (Macdonnell), xx.
405, 406; Anomalous (Zaaijer), iv.
151; Case of Articulation between
Two, xiii. 577 ; Cervical (Stieda), i.
357; (Clark), ix. 388; in Dog (Gruber),
ii. 402 ; Supernumerary (Gruber), iv.
151; (Turner), iv. 130-1389 ; Vari-
ations in, ix. 17, 32; Cervical and
Bicipital in Man and Cetacea, xvii.
384; First Rudimentary (Bellamy),
ix. 185; First and Second, Ano-
malous (Zaaijer), v. 228; of the
Great Fin-Whale (Struthers), vi.
115-117 ; Secondary Deposits in
xvii. 509 ; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx.
177 ; Spongiosa of (Bardeleben), ix.
244; Supernumerary (Lane), xix.
266-273; in Great Fin- Whale,
ix. 62 (footnote) ; Two-headed, in
Whales and in Man (Turner), v.
348-361; vi. 445; Transverse
Measurements of Human (Anderson),
xviii. 171-173; Variations of, in
Man (Struthers), ix. 17 ; in Gorilla,
Horse, Sheep, Elephant, and Camel,
ix. 39 (footnote); in Three-toed
Sloth, ix. 48.

Richardson, B. W., on Electrical Con-
ductivity in Nerves, i. 184; on
Bichloride of Methylene as a Sub-
stitute for Chloroform, ii. 419; on
the Counteractions of Nitrite of
Amy] and Strychnia, ii, 425; on
Force in the Animal Body, iti. 220 ;
on Fibrine, iv. 321; on Increment
of Animal Heat, iv. 328; on the
Action of Induced Electricity upon

INDEX. TO VOLS; I.—xx. zal

Animals, iv. 331; on Muscular Irrita-
bility after Systemic Death, viii. 213.

Richelet, L. Gustave, on the Distribu-
tion of the Collateral Nerves of the
Fingers, x. 445.

Richet on Division of the Median
Nerve, ii. 412; Recurrent Sensi-
bility of the Nerves of the Hand,
x. 633; Observations on a Case of
Gastric Fistula, xiii. 244; on the
Cerebral Convolutions, xiii. 280.

C. See Moutard-Martin, A.

Richmond, W. S8., An Account of an
Obturator Hernia, xvii. 537 ; Fibrous
Body Attached to Hydatid of
Morgagni, xvii. 538 ; on Abnormal
Meters, xix. 120.

Rickets, Aitiology of, xviii. 381 ; Arti-
ficial Production of (Tripier), viii.
426 ; Dwarf (Humphry), ii. 42-46 ;
of Infancy, xviii. 367 ; of Puberty,
xviil. 375 ; of Maturity, xviii. 378 ;
in Wild Animals (Sutton), xviii.
363-387.

Riecker, A., on the Sensation of the
Skin of the Leg, viii. 402.

Riedel’s Views on the Development of
the Malpighian Capsules, ix. 273.
Riegel on the Circulation in Inflamma-
tion, v. 214; on the Contraction of
Vessels in the Pia Mater on Irrita-
tion of a Sensory Nerve, v. 401; on
the Influence of the Nervous System
on the Circulation and Temperature,
vi. 231; on the Action of Curare on
Temperature, vi. 237; on Animal
Heat, vii. 357; on Respiratory
Movements, viii. 409; on the In-
fluence of Alcohol on the Bodily
Temperature, viii. 427; on the
Regulation of Temperature, viii. 427;
on the Doctrine of Tetanus, ix. 245 ;
Influence of Alcohol on the Tempera-
ture of the Human Body, ix. 247 ;

Regulation of Heat, ix. 247.

Rieneck on Lamination of the Ger-
minal Membrane, iv. 161.

Riesell on the Influence of the Injection
of Carbonate of Calcium on the Ex-
eretion of Phosphoric Acid in the

Urine, iv. 181 ; on the Excretion of |

Nitrogen in Fever, iv. 181.

Right-handedness, vi. 404; ix. 263 ;
x. 444.

Right Whale, v. 128.

Rigor Mortis, Heat Production in
(Dybkowsky and Fick), iii. 236;
the Nature of (Norris), i. 114-119 ;
Shortening of Muscles by, x. 651.
See Muscles.

Rindfleisch, Muscular Fibres of the
Minute Bronchial Tubes and the
Lung Parenchyma, vi. 485 ; on the
Nerve-endings in the Grey Matter
of the Cerebrum, viii. 171.

Rindowsky, D., on Tubuli Uriniferi,
ii. 398.

Ringer, 8., on the Action of Bella-
donna, vii. 197 ; on Jaborandi, ix.
448 ; Stuart and Burt, J. S., on the
Influence of Salicine on the Healthy
Body, with Special Reference to its
Influence on the Temperature, xi.
589.

Sydney, on the Effects of Sul-
phate of Atropia on the Nervous
System of Frogs, xi. 321 ; and Mur-
rell, William, Further Observations
and Experiments Regarding the True
Nature of Tetanus, xi. 517 ; on the
Action of Chloride of Potassium on
the Nervous System of Frogs, xii.
54 ; Influence on Afferent Nerves of
Frog’s Leg from the Local Applica-
tion of the Chlorides, Bromides and
lodides of Potassium, Ammonium
and Sodium, xii. 58; Effect of the
Above-mentioned Salts on Frogs, xii.
73.

Risso’s Grampus (Murie), v. 118-
138.

Ritsema, C., on the Origin and De-
velopment of Periphyllus testudo,
v. 196.

Ritter on the Action of Various Prin-
ciples Derived from Bile, v. 207 ;
on Blue Pigment in Bile, vi. 468 ;
on Changes Undergone by the Secre-
tions under the Influence of Certain
Agents that Modify the Blood-glo-
bules, vii. 199 ; on Biliary Caleuli,
vii. 352; on Action of Mercury on
the Liver, vii. 352; of Bile on the
Organism, x. 650. See Feltz.

172 INDEX TO
Ritthausen on the Estimation of N.
in Albuminous Bodies, viii. 410.

Rivet’s Microtome (Fritsch), ix. 404.

Rivington, W., Valves in the Renal
Veins, vii. 163-164.

Reberts on the Supra-costal Muscle,
ii. 394; on a Horse-shoe Kid-
ney, ii. 398; Criticism of Bas-
tian’s Experiments on Bacteria, vii.
358.

Robertson, Argyll, on Spinal Myosis,
Effect on the Pupil, iv. 327.

——— D., on the Structure and Habits
of Amphidotus cordatus, vi. 448.

k., A Contribution to Splenic
Histology, xx. 509-515.

Robin on Animal Electricity, i. 165 ;
on the Lymphatics of Plagiostomous
Fishes, i. 367; on the Marrow of
Bones, viii. 387, 425; and Cadiat
on the Structure of the Mucous
Membrane and of the Glands of the
Male and Female Urethra, ix. 206 ;
Constitution of the Mucous Mem-
brane of the Male Uterus, of the
Vasa Deferentia and of the Trumpet-
shaped Ends of the Fallopian Tubes,
ix. 397 ; Structure of the Lachrymal
Sac and its Ducts, x. 453.

Robinski on the Structure of the
Retina, vi. 443 ; on the Crystalline
Lens in Man and Mammals, vii. 170.

Rochefontaine on the Action of
Quinia, viii. 225; Influence of Car-
bonic Oxide on the Duration of
Muscular Contractility, x. 651; on
the Phenomena Produced by Fara-
disation of the Cortex of the Brain,
xi. 186; on Certain Peculiarities of
Movements Produced by Mechanical
Stimulation of the Cranial Dura
Mater, xi. 542. See Carville; see
Lépine.

Rochelle Salt, Action of, on Biliary
Secretion of Dog, xi. 632.

Rockling, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv. 462.

Rodent, New, from Peru (Peters), ix.
404,

Rodentia, xx. 50; Affinities of, xii.
147; xill, 115; Affinities of Ele-
phants with, xii. 261; Brain of, ix.

VOLS.

PX.

108; xv. 552; Carpus of, ii. 156 ;
Epitrochleo-anconeus in (Galton), ix.
173 ; Female Organs of, xiv. 70;
Intelligence of, ix. 107 ; Long Flexors
of, xvii. 159, 179; No Vomiting
in, xvii. 376; Ossicles of, xiii. 405 ;
Placenta of, viii. 368; x. 144 ; xi. 44,
50, 51; xii. 152; Teeth of, iii. 267.

Roeber on the Action of Curara,
iv. 169; on Tetanus and Electro-
motor Power of Muscle, v. 405.

Roe-deer, Foetal, Development of the
Suspensory Ligament of the Fetlock
of (Cunningham) xviii. 7 ; Placenta
of, x. 149.

Rohlmann, E., and Stilling, J., on
Daltonism and Young's Colour
Theory, and on Colour-sensation, xi.
548.

Rohrig on Regulation of Temperature,
vi. 237; on the Secretion of Bile,
viii. 209 ; on the Action of Sweat,
viii. 428 ; Experiments on the Bili-
ary Secretion of Dog, x. 215, 253 ;
on the Composition and Fate of Fat
Introduced into the Blood, x. 643 ;
on the Physiology of the Secretion of
Milk, xi. 568; the Physiology of
the Skin Treated Experimentally
and Critically, xi. 567; on Cutaneous
Respiration, vii. 188.

toever on the Action of the Vagus, iii.
461.

Rohon on the Central Nervous System
of the Selachia, xiii. 287.

Rokitansky on the Respiratory Centre,
ix. 217 ; on the Influence of Cere-
bral Hydrate on the Excitability of
the Nervous System, x. 203; on
Malformation of the Cardiac Septa :
a Treatise of their Pathological
Anatomy, communicated by Prof.
Strecker, translated by John Priest-
ley, x. 780.

Rolandic Fissure, Determination of
the Position of (Hare), xviii. 174-
181.

Rolando, Situation of Fissure of, xiii.
271.

Rolleston, G., on the Domestic Cats,
Felis domesticus and Mustella foina,
of Ancient and Modern Times,

INDEX TO VOLS, I.—XX.

ii. 47-61; on the Red Blood-cor- |

puscles of Cholepus didactylus and
the Elephant, ii. 168; on the Cat of
the Ancient Greeks, ii. 437-438 ; on
the Various Forms of the So-called
**Celtic”’ Cranium, iti. 253-255 ; on
Homologies of Muscles Connected
with the Shoulder-joint, iii. 457 ;
Forms of Animal Life (Review), iv.
290-293; on Trophic Nerves, v.
210; on the Development of the
Enamel in the Teeth of Mammals,
vi. 443; on a Moderator Band in
the Heart of the Cassowary, viii.
173 ; the Harveian Oration, 1873
(Review), viii. 158; on the Bluod-
corpuscles of the Ainelides, xii. 401 ;
Anatomical Notes and Queries, xiii.
115; on the Preservation of En-
cephala by the Zine Chloride, xiii.
232; on Preserving Brain by Chloride
of Zine, xiii. 283. See Greenwell, W.
Rollet, A., on the Excitability of
Functionally Different Muscular

Apparatus, x. 219; on the Effect of |

Iron Filings on Whipped Arterial

Blood, i. 160 ; on the Contractility of |

the Corneal Corpuscles and Spaces,
v. 406 ; on the Formation of Pepsin,
vi. 460; Untersuchungen aus dem
Institut fiir Physiologie und Histo-
logie, iv. 294.

Romanes, G. J., Observations on the
Galvanic Excitation of Nerve and
Muscle, with Special Reference to
the Modification of the Excitability
of Motor Nerves Produced by Injury,
2 (NV le

175

vi. 244; Local Action of the So-
called Astringents on the Blood-
vessels, xi. 573.

Rosenthal on the Force of Frog’s

Muscles, iii. 217 ; on the Movements
which take Place after Removal of
the Cerebral Hemispheres, iv. 182 ;
on Respiratory Movements, v. 403 ;
on the Temperature in the Right
and Left Ventricle, vi. 482; on
Changes in Electrical Excitability
in the Muscles after Death, vii. 191 ;
on the Regulation of Temperature
in Warm-blooded Animals, vii. 357 ;
on the Transmission of Reflex Im-
pressions in the Spinal Cord, viii,
182; on WNerve-stimuli, x. 325;
Investigations on Reflex Action, xi.
543.

Rosow, B., and Snellen, H., on the

Union of Non-corresponding Nerve-
fibres, i. 365-366.

Ross on the Action of Alcohol and

Absinth, viii. 220.

Rossbach on Artificial Respiration in

Strychnia Poisoning, viii. 203; on
the Action of Atropia and Physos-
tigma, viii. 403; on Hemorrhages
after Ligature, vili. 403 ; Action of
Different Preparations of Ergot of
Rye on the Heart, and a Contribu-
tion to the more Exact Knowledge
of the Irregular Movements of the
Heart, ix. 221; Action of the
Alkaloids, ix. 248; on the Frog’s
Heart, ix. 332; on the Rhythm of
the Heart-beats, x. 635 ; on the Phy-
siological Action of Colchium, xi. 574.

Romiti, W., on the Ovary and Wol-
ffian Duet, viii. 393.

Rood, O. N., on Time Necessary for
Vision, vi. 224.

Rosenbach, C., on the Physiology of
the Vagus, xi. 557.

Rosenberg, A., on Development of the
Skeleton of the Limbs, vii. 334.

Emil, on the Development of
the Vertebral Column and the Os
Centrale Carpi in Man, x. 440.

Rosenmiiller’s Organ, xix. 128.

Rosenstein on the Participation of the
Kidneys in the Formation of Urea,

Rotation (Dwight), xix. 351-354.

Roth on the Connective Substance in
the Cerebral Convolutions, iv. 159 ;
on Varicose Hypertrophy of the
Nerve-fibres of the Brain, viii. 173 ;
on Diverticula of Duodenum, vii.
232 ; Origin of Gidema, ix. 227.

Rouget, C., on Tactile Corpuscles, iii.
451; on the Action of Silver Salts,
viii. 217; on the Migrations and
Metamorphoses of the White Cor-
puscles of the Blood, x. 208.

Rowing, Effects of, on the Circulation
(Fraser), iii. 127-130,

174 INDEX TO

Roy, C. S., on a New Instrument for
Recording the Movements of the
Frog’s Heart, xiii. 124; on the
Splenic Systole, xvi. 490,

Rubidium Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), vii. 204.

Rudanowski, P., on the Structure of
the Axial Cylinder in the Spinal
Nerves, v. 378.

Rudolphi’s Whale in Firth of Forth,
xvi. 471.

Ludolphius, v. 849, 860.

tudzki on the Synthesis of Albumen-
oids in the Animal Organism, x1. 559.

Riible on Vomiting, ix. 237.

Riickhard, R., on the Goblet-cells and
Ciliated Epithelium of the Mollusca,
iii, 202,

tiidinger, Atlas des Gehororganes
(Review), i. 145 ; on the Connection
between the Gangliated Cord of the
Sympathetic with the Intercostal
Nerves, ii. 168; on the Anatomy of
the Eustachian Tube, li. 400; on
the Membranous Labyrinth, ii. 400 ;
Die Anatomie der Menschlichen
Gehirn Nerven (Review), iii. 193 ;
on the Muscles of the Anterior Ex-
tremities of Reptiles and Birds, it.
197 ; on Closure of the Eustachian
Tube, viii. 187; on Perception of
High Musical Notes, viii. 187.

Rumbold on the Functions of the
Eustachian Tube, viii. 187.

Ruminant Stomach, Anatomical De-
velopment of (Gedge), ii. 823-824,

Ruminantia, Brain of, xv. 554 ; Inter-
nal Carotids of, xiv. 394; Placenta
of, xi. 34, 51; Affinities of, xi. 48 ;
Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206 ; Brachial
Nerves of, xii. 427; Condyles of,
x. 663; Intelligence of, ix. 107 ;
Dentition of, iii, 74; Larynx of,
xvil. 867; Long Flexors of, xvii.
168; No Vomiting in, xvii. 376;
Ossification of Metacarpals and
Metatarsals in (Thomson), iii. 139 ;
Placenta of, x. 145; Teeth of, iii.
275.

Runeberg on Albuminuria, xiii. 249.

Runge, Electrical Contributions, ix.
218.

VOLS. I.—XX.

Rupstein, F., on the Appearance of

Acetone in Diabetes Mellitus, ix.
439,

Russell, J. A., Note on an Unusually

Large Renal Calculus, viii. 382; Two
Cases of Persistent Communication
between the Umbilical and Portal
Veins in the Human Subject, viii.
149-150 ; on a Peculiar-shaped
Kidney, xix. 229.

Rustizky, J. v., on Absorption of

3one, viii, 387; on Resorption of
Bone and Giant-cells, viii. 425,

Rutenberg, D. C., on the Cooling

of the Body from Rectum, xi.
570.

Rutherford, Wm., Reports on Phy-

siology, i. 154-167; ii. 177-193,
407-431 ; ili. 207-220, 460-464 ; iv.
182-191, 319-331; vi. 450-471 ;
vii. 339-359 ; Electrotonus, ii, 87-
103 ; Influence of the Vagus upon
the Vascular System, ii. 402-416 ;
on some Improvements in the Mode
of Making Sections of Tissues for
Microscopic Observation, v. 324-328;
on the Relative Excitability of
Different Parts of the Trunk of a
Spinal Nerve, v. 329-338; a New
Schema of the Circulation, vi. 249-
252; Cause of the Retardation of
the Pulse which Follows Artificial
or Voluntary Closure of the Nostrils
in the Rabbit, vil. 283-299 ; on
Retardation of Pulse on Closure of
the Nostrils of the Rabbit, viii.
193; on the Freezing Microtome:
a Reply to Lawson Tait, x. 178;
Note on the Action of the Internal
Intercostal Muscles, x. 608, see
Berry, George A., and Vignal, M.,
Experiments on Biliary Secretion
of Dog, x. 215, 253, 650; xi. 61,
623.

Sapatier, A., on the Transformations

of the Aortic Arches in the Verte-
brata, vill. 388.

Sabella, iv. 119; Green Cruorine in,

li. 115.

Sabellide, Circulation of, xiii. 343.
Saccharometers (Tcherinoff), ii. 180.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Sachs, C., on the Structure of Striped
Muscle, vii. 329.

J., on Goblet-cells, ii. 174.

Sacral Canal, Open, ix. 19, 92; Cysts,
xx. 422; Index in Various Races
(Turner), xx. 817-323 ; Plexus,
Variations in (Turner), viii. 299;
Vertebre Articulating with Ilium,
ix. 18, 89.

Sacro-coccygeal Vertebrex, Variations of,
ix. 19, 94.

Sacrum, Union with Sixth Lumbar
Vertebra, ix. 18, 75; Variations of,
Tes 82:

Sadler, W., on Circulation in Muscle,
v. 212.

Saxinger on Congenital Malformations
of Uterus, i. 151.

Sagitta, Mesoblast and Hypoblast of,
ats Ws GE

Saiga tartarica, v.
(Murie), v. 382.

Saimaris, Ossicles of, xiii. 405.

Saison, F. <A., on the Actions of
Bromide of Potassium, iii. 471.

Saithe, Respiratory Movements in, xiv.
462.

Salamander, Anterior Condyle of,
x. 663; Larval, x. 621; Poison
(Zalesky), ii. 187; Tarsus of, ii.
156 ; Urino-genital Organs of, x. 88.

Salamandra maculosa, x. 38; Eye-
muscles of, xvi. 331 ; Skin of Larva
of (Langerhans), viii. 177.

Salamandrine (Zalesky), ii. 186.

Salbey, R., on the Structure and
Growth of the Scales of Fish, iii.
459.

Salicine, Influence on Healthy Body,
xi. 589.

Salicylic Acid, Action on Urine, x.
650, &c., &c.; Action on Tissue
Metamorphosis, xi. 567.

Saline Catharties, Action of, xvi. 243,
391, 568 ; xvii. 62, 222, 405.

Saliva, Action of, on Starch, ili. 463 ;
iv. 179; vi. 459; Conversion of
Glycogen into Grape Sugar by, xi.
563 ; Influence of Alkalies on Dias-
tatie Action of, xi. 559; Reflex Secre-
tion of, ix. 235; Relation of Facialis-
centrum to, x. 202; of Molluses,

130; Antelope

175

Chemistry of (De Luca and Panceri),
ii. 429.

Salivary Glands (Heidenhain), ix. 426 ;
Innervation of (von Wittich), i.
361; ii. 463 ; iii. 463 ; Termination
of the Nerves in (Pfliiger), iv. 156 ;
of the Cockroach (Hollis), v. 242; of
Indian Elephant (Watson), ix. 133 ;
Secretion, Eckhard on, i. 166, 361;
and Sudoriparous Glands, Compari-
son of, xiii. 262.

Salkowski, E., on Cilio-spinal Centre,
ll. 188; on the Identity of Hema-
toidin and Bilirubin, iv. 178; on
Urine in Leucocythemia, v. 226;
on the Estimation of Potassium in
the Urine, vii. 355; on the Estima-
tion of Urea and Alkaline Chlorides
in Urine containing Pot. Iod., vii.
355; on the Reaction of Choles-
terine with Sulphuric Acid, vii. 359 ;
on the Composition of Muscular Sub-
stance of the Heart, vii. 357 ; With-
drawal of Alkali from the Living
Body, viii. 410; on the Origin of
Sulphuric Acid and the Condition of
Taurin in the Animal Organism,
viii. 410; Synthesis of Tauro-car-
baminacid, viii. 410 ; on the Forma-
tion of Indol, xi. 566 ; Formation of
Allantoin from Uric Acid in the
Organism, xi. 566; on the Action
of Heat on Pancreas Ferment, xiii.
244; on the Formation of Urea in
the Animal Body, and the Influence
of Salts of Ammonia on the Same,
xiii. 246, see Radziejewski, S.; and
Monk on the Relation which the
Reaction of Urine Bears to the
Amount of Salts of Ammonia which
it Contains, xiii. 247.

Salmo, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206;
salar, Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 89,
94,

Salmon, Development of, x. 457;
Irregular Growth of (Murie), v. 198 ;
Skull of (Parker), vii. 174 ; Structure
and Development of the Skull of
(Kitchen Parker), ix. 406.

Salmonidez, Blood-corpuscles of, x.
206 ; Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 89,
95, 97; Size of Blood-corpuscles in

INDEX TO
(Gulliver), viii. 178 ; Urino-genital,
Organs of, x. 35.

Salomon, G., on the Formation of
Glycogen in the Liver, viii. 419;
Formation of Glycogen in the Liver,
ix. 438.

Salpingeca marina, iv. 259.

Salt Water, Action of, on Animal
Life (Plateau), vi. 246.

Sambre-deer, Fuetal, Development of
the Suspensory Ligament of the
Fetlock of (Cunningham), xviii. 7-
10.

Sambucus, Cells of, x. 398.

Samuel, S., on the Origin of the Bodily

Temperature, and on Fever, xi.
570.

Samuelsohn on Subjective Sounds, iv.
326; on Innervation of Ocular

Movements, vii. 344 ; on the Physio-
logical Action of Nitrate of Amy],
x 00c:

Sandeman’s View of Apparent Retar-
dation of Pulse, x. 312.

Sanders, A., on the Myology of Liolepis
belli, vii. 337; Myology of Phryno-
soma coronatum, ix. 406 ; on a Case
of Aphasia, i. 157.

J., on the Transverse Com-

missure of the Brain of Marsupials,

iii. 458.

H., on the Paths of Sensory
Impressions along the Cord, i. 367.
Sanders-Ezn, H., on Reflex Action of

the Spinal Cord, iii. 210.

Sanderson, Burdon, on Sphygmo-
graphy, i. 360; on the Influence of
Respiratory Movements on the Circu-
lation, i. 868; Handbook of the
Sphygmograph (Review), li. 381-
383 ; on Improvements in the Sphyg-
mograph, iii, 208 ; on the Capillary
Circulation in Mammals, v. 194; on
the Anatomy of Serous Membranes,
vi. 442,

Sandpipers, xvili, 99 ; xix. 76.

Sanguinarin, Action on
Secretion of Dog, xi. 65.

Sanson, A., on the Hybrid of the Hare
and Rabbit, vii. 172; on a Mechani-
cal Coefficient of Food, viii. 204.

Saponine, Action of (Pelikan), ii. 424.

Biliary

VOLS. I.—XX.

Sappey, C., on Nervi Nervorum, ii.
394,

Sapremia, xvii. 24,

Sarcina ventriculi, Goodsir, Investiga-
tions on (Suringar), i, 364.

Sareolactic Acid in Urine (Schiiltzen),
ii. 180, 183.

Sarcolemma, xii. 156; and Sub-division
of Fibres of Heart-muscle, ii, 167.
Sarcoma, Pathology of, xiv. 292; of
Kidney (Windle), xviii. 150-170 ;
of Pleura, Case of, xvii. 333 ; Myxo-

matodes, xiv. 307.

Sarcomata in Animals (Sutton), xix.
443: Round-celled, xix. 444;
Spindle-celled, xix. 446; Myeloid,
xix. 449; Melanotic, in Animals,
xix. 450 ; Alveolar, xix. 455 ; Osteo-,
xix. 456.

Sarcophilus wursinus, Myology of
(Macalister), vii. 172, 8308; Weberian
Organ of, xill. 316,

Sareosine, Reactions of (Buliginsky),
il. 430.

Sardinian Weasel, ii. 55, 57.

Sartorius, Two-headed, xiii. 578.

Sastschinsky and Arnstein on Calabar
Bean and Atropia, 11. 425.

Saundby, Robert, Peculiar Appearance
in Rabbit’s Liver, xii. 384; Histology
of Granular Kidney, xv. 249 ; Obli-
terative Endarteritis, and the Inflam-
matory Changes in the Coats of the
Small Vessels, xvii. 180; and Barling,
Gilbert, Fat Embolism, xvi. 515.

Sauranodon, xx. 182, 188, 532.

Saurians, xix. 41; Muscles of, xvi.
507; Muscles and Bones of (Fiir-
bringer), (Review), iv. 285.

Sauropsida, Cloacal Pits in, xiv. 95;
Nerves of, x. 101; Urino-genital
System, x. 42,

Saviotti, G., on the Structure of the
Pancreas, iv. 156.

Savory on Division of the Radial
Nerve, iii. 212; on the Structure
of the Red Blood - corpuscles of
Oviparous Vertebrata, iil, 455 ; on
the Use of the Ligamentum Teres of
the Hip-joint, viii. 291-296.

Scales of Fish (Salbey), iii. 459.

Scalops, ii. 141; Habitat, ii. 152

ve

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

Osteology of (Mivart), i. 282, 311;
ii. 187, 140, 152.

Scalpus, Osteology of, ii. 136.

Scammon, C. M., on Balenoptera
davidsont, vil. 336.

Scammony, Action of, on Bile, x.
285.

Scandinavian Anatomical and Physio-
logical Contributions (Moore), ii.
194-200, 432-436; iii, 242-251 ;
iv. 191-195, 332-339 ; v. 227-232.

Scapanus, Habitat, ii. 152 ; Osteology
of (Mivart), i. 282, 311-312; ii.
136, 188, 140, 152.

Scaphoid Carpal Bone, Sub-division of
(Struthers), viii. 113-114 ; Division
of, xvii. 253.

Scapula (Gruber), vii. 326 ; Congenital
Hole in (Gruber), vi. 433; of the
Great Fin-Whale (Struthers), vi.
123 ; of Macroscelidide, ii. 143.

Scapular Index as a Race Character
in Man, xiv, 13.

Schachown on the Intercellular Growth
of Bone, viii. 425.

Schifer, E. A., on the Muscles of the
Limbs of the Water Beetle, vii. 329 ;
on Bacteria-forming Masses in Blood,
viii. 198; Intracellular Development
of Blood-corpuscles in Mammalia,
ix. 221; Apparatus for Maintaining
a Constant Temperature under the
Microscope, ix. 404 ; A Contribution
to the History of Development of
the Guinea-pig, x. 772; Contribu-
tion to the History of Development
of the Guinea-pig, xi. 332. See
Quain.

F., on the Administration of
Arsenic, vili. 218.

Schir, E., Influence of Alcohols on
Certain Properties of Hemoglobin,
ix. 417.

Schaphirhynchops, xix. 477.

Schech on the Functions of the Nerves
and Muscles of the Larynx, viii.
203.

Scheiner’s Experiment (Barrett), xix.
97.

Schenk on the Action of Cold on
Elementary Organisms, v. 218 ; on
the Amount of Nitrogen in Flesh,

Lig

vii. 357; on the Behaviour of
Chlorine in the Organism, vii. 350 ;
on a New Apparatus for Measuring
the Field of Vision, viii. 400.
Schenk, F., Influence of Muscular Work
on the Decomposition of Albumen
within the Human Organism, ix. 246.
S. L., on the Amnion, vi. 441;
Lehrbuch der Vergleichenden Em-
bryologie der Wirbelthiere, ix. 386.
Scherschewsky on the Innervation of
the Uterus, viii. 423.
Schiefferdecker on Trophic Lesions, vi.
222 ; vii. 343; on the Course of the
Fibres in the Spinal Cord, ix. 203.
Schiff on Glycogen, i. 359 ; on Excita-
bility and Conductability in the
Peripheral Nervous System, ii. 192 ;
on the Mechanism of Vomiting, ii.
413; on the Nerves of Taste, ii.
414; on the Digestive Action of
the Intestinal Juice, iii. 229; on
the Warming of Nerves and Nerve-
centres by Irritation of Sensory and
Motor Nerves, v. 210; on Taste,
v. 212; on the Non-existence of
Electric Currents in Nerve, v. 218 ;
on Digestion, v. 224 ; on the Influ-
ence of the Medulla Oblongata on
Respiration, v. 403; on Secretion
of Bile, v. 407 ; on Negative Oscilla-
tion of the Nerve-current, vi. 223 ;
on Development of Heat in Nerves
and Nerve-centres, vi. 223 ; on the
Influence of the Medulla on Respira-
tion, vi. 233; on Influence of the
Vagus on the Air-cells of the Lungs,
vi. 234; on Influence of Respira-
tion on Blood Pressure, vii. 347 ;
on the Influence of Artificial Respira-
tion on the Circulation, vii. 348 ; on
the Influence of Artificial Respiration
in Cases of Concussion and Compres-
sion, vii. 848 ; on Gastric Digestion,
vii. 851; Experiments on the Pan-
creas, vii. 853; on Innervation of
Heart, vii. 347 ; on Conduction in
the Spinal Cord, vii. 341 ; on the
Action of Atropia, viii. 225; on
Electrical Irritation of Nerves, viii.
186 ; Motor Functions of Cerebrum,
ix. 407; on the Formation of the
M

178 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Bile Pigments, ix. 435 ; Production
of Fever in Rabbit, x. 11 ; on Nerve-
stimuli, x. 826; on the Local
Temperature of Paralysed Parts, x.
650; on the Alkaloids of Fungi, xi.
570; on a Test for Urea, xiii. 247.

Schiffer on the Production of Heat
during Rigor Mortis, ii. 416; on
Coagulation of Blood, vi. 458; on
the Influence of Injection of Free
Fibrinoplastic Substance into the
Veins, vi. 482.

Schiremetjewski, on the Influence of
the Addition of Combustible Mole-
cules to the Circulating Blood upon
the Respiratory Gas Exchanges, iv.
176.

Schizognathe, i. 370; xviii. 187.

Schlagdenhauffen on the Mechanism
of the Muscles, vii. 169.

Schleich, Estimation of Urea by Inter-
bromiate of Soda, ix. 439,

Schlesinger on Uterine Contractions,
vi. 488; on Reflex Movements of
the Uterus, viii. 214 ; on Vaso-motor
and Uterine Nerve-centres, viii. 403.

Schliephake, H., Action of the Galvanic
Current on the Human Eye, viii.
400.

Schlesing and Miintz on Nitrification
by Means of Organised Ferment,
xiii. 241,

Schmid, F., on the Form and Mechanics
of the Hip-joint, ix. 444,

Schmidt, A., on the Oxidation of the
Blood, ii. 426; on Carbonic Acid
in Blood-corpuscles, iii. 229; Re-
searches on Sepsin, iv. 323; on
Coagulation of Blood, vi. 457; on
Blood Coagulation, vii, 345 ; on the
Preparation of Albumen, viii, 410;
Excretion of Alcohol by Respiration,
x. 212; on the Dissociation of Oxy-
hemoglobin, ix, 230; on the Use of

: the Dialyser, ix. 263 ; on Fatigued
Muscles, ix. 351: on the Relation
of Chloride of Sodium to Certain
Organic Fermentative Processes, xi.
554; on the Investigation of Blood-
serum, White of Egg, and Milk by
Dialysis through Gelatinised Paper,
x. 640; on the Relation of the

Coagulation of Fibrin to the Cor-
puscles of the Blood, x. 646; xi.
193 ; and Ludwig, C., on Changesin
the Blood Circulating through the
Muscles of Carnivora, iii. 230; on
the Composition of the Gases which
Flow with the Blood through the
Irritable Muscle of Mammalia, iv.
172-176.

Schmidt, H., Colour of the Yellow Spot
in Man, ix. 414.

—— H. D., on the Structure of the
Human Liver. v. 196.

— W., on Peptones, v. 225.

Schmiedeberg on Innervation of the
Heart, vii. 180-182 ; on Ganglia of
the Heart, vi. 227; on Heart-poisons,
vi. 501; on the Accelerating and
Retarding Nerves of the Heart, viii.
194-196; on Agaricus muscarius, ix.
240; on the Difference of the Action
of Caffeine on Rana temporaria and
R. esculenta, ix. 245; on the
Action of Digitalis on the Frog’s
Heart, ix. 337; on the Preparation
of Palm-nut Crystals, xiii, 237.

Schmulewitsch on the Influence of
Heat on Muscle, iii. 218; on the
Secretion of Bile, iv. 180; on the
Nature of Muscular Contraction, v.
404 ; on the Infiuence Exerted on
the lritability of Museles by the
Quantity of Blood contained in
them, xiii. 258.

Schmuziger, F., on the Migration of
Red and White Corpuscles, viii. 174.

Schneider, A., on the Development of
Bryozoa and Gephyrea, iv. 161; on
the Muscles of Nematodes, iv. 301;
on the Development of <Auwrelia
aurita, v. 197 ; on the Radiolaria,
vi. 449.

Schneller on the Field of Vision, xi.
545.

Schobl, J., on the Wing of the Bat, v.
384 ; on the Outer Ear of the Mouse,
vi. 443 ; on Nerve-endingsin Tactile
Hairs, vii. 331.

Schén, W., the Doctrine of the Field
of Vision and its Anomalies, ix.
220.

Schoenbein on Prussic Acid, ii. 420,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Schonn on the Action of Peroxide of
Hydrogen in Blood, v. 223.

Schofield, R. H. A., Observations on
Taste-goblets in the Epiglottis of
the Dog and Cat, x. 475.

Schreiber, J., on the Influence of the
Brain on the Temperature of the
Body, viii. 398.

Schrédte, J. C., on the Position of the
Eye in the Pleuronectide, ili, 205,
Schréetter on Movements of the
Trachea, viii. 203; on Respiratory

Movements, viii. 203.

Schiilein, W., on the Relation of the
Peripheral to the Central Tempera-
ture in Fever, x. 651; on the Action
of the Salts of the Bile on the In-
testinal Canal of Dogs, xili. 245.

Schiiller, M., Changes of the Cerebral
Vessels under the Influence of the
External Application of Water, x.
620; Chirurgische Anatomie, xx.
548,

Schukowsky on the Percentage of Fat
in Human Milk, viii. 427.

Schultze, B. S., on Hermaphroditism,
iii. 203.

F. E., on Epithelial and Gland-

cells, ii. 172-173; Connection of

Flexor Tendons of Foot, ii. 166 ;

on the Musculus Ciliaris, ii. 399 ;

on Taste Organs in Connection
with the Tongue of a Larval Am-
phibian, v. 195; on the Formation
of the Cuticle, iv. 160 ; on the Sense
Organs of Fishes and Amphibia, iv.
308.

Max, on the Retina, i. 150 ; on
Normal Vision and Colour-blindness,
i. 165; on the Rods and Cones of
the Retina, ii. 169 ; on the Structure
and Development of the Retina,
ii. 399; on Nerve-endings in the
Retina, iv. 305; on the Relation
between the Oxygen Absorbed during
the Day and Night, v. 222; on the
Structure of the Retina, vi. 443 ; on
the Retina in Cephalopoda and
Heteropoda, iii. 455,

Schultzen, M. O., on Sarcolactic Acid
in Urine, ii. 180, 183; on the
Quantitative Estimation of Oxalate

17g

of Lime in Urine, iv. 181; on the
Antecedents of Urea in the Animal
Organism, vii. 355.

Schultzen, O., and Gribe, C., on Aro-
matic Acids, ii. 420.

Schulz on the Influence of Nerve-
section on the Tissues, viii. 186.

Schumkow on the Filling of the Lym-
phatics of the Pericardium, ix, 221.

Schummer on the Chymograph, ii. 193.

Schunck on Colouring Matters in Urine,
i, 161 ; on a Fatty Acid in Urine, i.
358.

Schutzenberger, Combustion in the
Animal Organism, ix. 232 ; Products
of Decomposition of Albumen with
Barium Hydrate, xiii. 238.

Schwalbe, G., on the Structure of the
Spinal Ganglia, iii. 129; on the
Structure of Non-striped Muscle, iii.
449 ; on the Structure of the Mus-
cular Fibres of the Invertebrata, iv.
154; on the Lymphatic Arrangements
of the Eye-ball, iv. 302; on the
Lymph Spaces in the Eye-ball, v.
195; on Filtration of Casein, vi.
465 ; on the Chemistry of Milk, vii.
355 ; on the Lymph-channels of the
Retina and Vitreous Body, viii. 174,
see Jahresberichte ; and Lovén, Ch.,
on the Structure of the Papille of
the Tongue, iii. 200.

Schwarzenbach, Prof., on Albuminoid
Substances, il, 431.

Schweigger-Seidel, F., Die Lymph-
gefisse der Fascien und Sehnen
(Review), vi. 431.

Sciatic Nerves, Stimulation of, xi. 188

Scine, iv. 41 (note).

Sciuromorpha, Long Flexors of, xvii.
166.

Sciuropterus, xviii. 391 ; layardi, Long
Flexors of, xvii. 167.

Scoiurus vulgaris, Long Flexors of, xvii.
166.

Selater, P. L., Nitsch’s Pterylography
Edited by (Review), ii. 391.

Sclerosis of Pyramidal Tracts, xy.
510.

Scolopax, xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Scoparine, Influence of, on
(Paton), v. 294-296,

Urine

180

Scorpion, Buecal Sac of, xi. 59;
Embryology of (Metschnikoff), vi.
449; Venom of (Jousset), v. 395 ;
vi. 501.

Scotopelia peli, Sternum and Viscera
of (Murie), vi. 170-175.

Scott, J. H., on the Structure of the
Style in Tongue of Dog, xiv. 288 ;
Transposition of Aorta and Pul-
monary Artery, xvi. 3802; on a
Specimen of Bicipital Rib, xviii. 339;
and Turner, Note on a Case of
Articulation between two Ribs, xiii.

Vhs

Scrivener’s Palsy (Hollis), ix. 269.

Scrofulous Arthritis, x. 61.

Seylliide, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
82.

Scyllium, Abdominal Pores, &c., of,
x, 54; xi. 680; Heo of, x. 387,
388; Head-cavity of Embryo of,
xi. 474 ; Structure of, xi. 142, 165,
167; Tympanum of, xvii. 189 ;
canicula and stellare, Absence of
Abdominal Pores in, xiv. 82, 93,
101 ; canicula, viii. 66 ; Embryo of,
x. 555, 569; Kidneys of, xii. 178;
stellare, xi. 459; Kidneys of, xii.
186.

Scymnus borealis, vii. 247 ; lichia, vii.
248 ; brevipinna, Dissection of, vii.
249-250.

Scythrops, vill. 71.

Sezelkow, Prof., on the Composition of
Muscle, i. 358.

Sea Bear, New Zealand, vii. 335 ;
North Australian, vii. 335 ; Bream,
Eye of (Gulliver), ii. 12 ; Pigeon, xx.
61; Lion (Murie), vi. 446 ; Carti-
laginous Nodule of, xiv. 472; Otter,
Teeth of, iii, 276; Water, Action
of, on Fresh-water Animals (Bert),
vi. 246.

Seal, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 62;
Bones of Fossil, xiii. 318 ; Chorion
of, xii. 148; Female Organs of, xiv.
72; Grey, Placenta of, x. 162,°172,
699 ; Skull of (Turner), vii. 273-
274 ; Hooded, in Scotland (Walker),
vii. 335; Larynx of, xvii. 369 ;
Lungs of (Hollis), ix. 267 ; Ossifi-
cation of Metacarpals and Meta-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.-XX.

tarsals in (Thomson), iii. 139, 140;
Peritoneum of (Anderson), xix.
228; Phoca grenlandica, ix. 147 ;
Placenta of, xi. 85, 45; and Ant-
eater, Myology of (Humphry), ii.

Seals, xi. 50; Affinities of, x. 171;
Arctic, Osteology of (Kinberg), iv.
163; of the Auckland Islands
(Clark), ix. 405 ; Bones of (Hector),
iv. 308 ; Crania of (Murie, Gray), iv.
163; Eared (Murie), iv. 163; vi.
446 ; from Glacial Clay in Scotland
(Turner), iv. 260-270 ; from Japan,
Crania of (Gray), ix. 405; Fossil
(van Beneden), vi. 446; Teeth of,
iii. 269.

Sebaceous Glands, Caudal, of Birds
(Kossmann), vi. 447.

Secretions, Changes in, under the
Influence of Certain Agents (Ritter),
vii. 199.

Secretory Gland-nerves, xiii, 121.

Section-cutter (Stirling), iv. 230-234.

Sections in Cutting, Staining and
Mounting (Tait), ix. 249; of Brain
and Spinal Cord, Preserving of
(Bastian), ii, 104-109; of Tissues
for the Microscope, Improvements in
Mode of Making (Rutherford), v.
324-328.

Sée, on the Physiological Action of
Tobacco, iv. 815; Mode of Action
of the Auriculo-ventricular Valves,
ix. 222, 417.

Seegen on Excretion of Nitrogen, vi.
464; on Sugar in Urine, vi.
466; on Wasting of the Tissues
during Starvation, vi. 471; on the
Nitrogen in Albuminates, viii. 204 ;
on the Reducing Action of Sugar
and Uric Acid in the Cold, x. 218;
on the Conversion of Glycogen into
Grape Sugar by Saliva and Pan-
creatic Juice, xi. 563; on the
Changes Produced in Glycogen by
Saliva and Pancreas Ferment, xiii.
412. See Kreussler and Nowak,
Question of the Estimation of Nitro-
gen in Albuminous Bodies, ix. 234.

Seeley, H., on a- New Theory of the
Skull and the Skeleton, i. 185.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX.

Seeley, H. G., on the Origin of the Ver-
tebrate Skeleton, vi. 435; Ornitho-
sauria, Aves and Reptilia from the
Secondary Strata (Review), iv. 287-
290.

L., on the Consumption of
Sugar in Diabetic and Non-diabetic
Animals, viii. 421.

Segmental Tubes, Development in
Elasmobranch Fishes, xii. 189.

Segmentation in Eggs of Elasmo-
branch Fishes, x. 388.

Segoud, L. A., on the Skeletons of
Reptiles and Batrachia, vii. 338.

Selache awrata, xiv. 282; maxima,
Branchial Appendages and Teeth of,
xiv. 273.

Selachia, Central Nervous System of,
xiii. 287; Hind Limbs of (Gegen-
bank), vy. 199); Brain of, x. 77;
Changes of Ovum in, x. 457;
Nerves of, xvi. 333, 339 ; Skull of,
x. 415; Urinogenital Organs of
(Balfour), x. 17.

Selachoidei, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
82.

Selenites, Action of (Rabuteau), iv. 165.

Selenodent Artiodactyla, xi. 48.

Semicircular Canals (Béttcher), ix.
416 ; Section of (Boéttcher), vii. 187;
(Lowenberg), viii. 188 ; Functions of
(Goltz), v. 211 ; (Solucha), viii. 400;
(Crum Brown), viii. 402 ; xvii. 211.

Semi-agnathia, xvii. 495.

Semi-infundibulum Infra - maxillare
(Gruber), ix, 190.

Semnopithecus, Malleus of, xiii. 404.

Senator on the Action of the Pan-
creas, iii. 228; on the Cause of
Fever, v. 408; on Regulation of
Temperature, vi. 238; on the Pro-
duction of Heat and the Tissue
Metamorphosis in the Normal and
Febrile Condition, vi. 486; on the
Production of Heat and Tissue
Metamorphosis, vii. 357; Presence
of Albumen in Urine, ix. 241.

Senff on Diabetes after Inhalation of
Carbonic Oxide, iv. 321.

Senftleben on the Cause of Keratitis
Following Section of the Trigeminus,
x. 634,

181

Senna, Action of, on Bile, x. 277.

Sensation, Relation of Light to, xi.
707 ; and Consciousness (Cleland),
v. 102-113.

Sensations, Measure of (Delbceuf), ix.
219.

Sense-organs in Elasmobranch Fishes,
xi. 450.

Sensitive Plants, Movements of (Bert),
i. 417.

Sensory Impressions, Path of, in Cord
(Sanders), i. 367 ; Nerves, Effect of
Stimulation of, xvi. 144 ; Paralysis,
xii. 473; Violet (Preyer), vi. 473.

Sepsin, iv. 323.

Septic Condition of Blood, Action of
Compressed Oxygen on, xiii. 264;
Virus (Vulpian, Davaine), vii. 359.

Septicemia, v. 411; xvii, 27, 44; xx,
88.

Septicopyemia, xvil. 27, 44,

Septum Atriorum of Frog (Champ-
neys), vill, 340-346; of Rabbit
(Champneys), vill, 347-352; Auri-
cularum Cordis, Development of
(Arnold), v. 3877; Ventriculorum,
Small Aperture in, xi. 183,

Sepulchral Mounds in England, Green-
well and Rolleston’s Work on, xii.
661.

Serous Membranes (Klein), viii, 388~
390 ; Anatomy of (Klein and Sander-
son), vi. 442; Epithelium. of (Tour-
neux), viii, 390,

Serpulide, Circulation of, xiii, 343,

Sertoli, E., on the Coceygeal Body, ii,
397; on Carbonic Acid in Blood-
corpuscles, iii. 230 ; on the Termina-
tions of the Gustatory Nerves, ix.
413.

Serum Albumen (Zahn, Creite), iv.
321 ; Composition of (Hoppe-Seyler),
i. 358; Estimation of Lime and
Phosphoric Acid in (Pribram), vii.
190, see also Blood-serum ; and
Blood-corpuscles, Diffusion between,
x. 640.

Service, John, Some Points Connected
with the Physiological Action of
Pilocarpine, xiii, 326.

Sesamoid Bone (Gruber), ix. 389;
Extra, in the Glenoid Ligament of

182

the Index (Pye-Smith, Howse and
Dayies-Colley), v. 375; in Tendon
of Supinator Brevis (Macalister), iii.
108; in the Human Hand, x. 440 ;
in Man (Gillette), vii. 167.

Seseman, E., on Connections of the
Orbital Veins, iv. 155.

H., on the Orbital Veins and
their Connection with the Veins on
the Surface of the Head, v. 229.

Setschenow on Irritation of the Skin
of the Frog, i. 157 ; on the Action
of Cynoglossum officinale, ili. 225 ;
on the Action of the Vagus on the
Heart, viii. 193; on Irritation of
Nerves, vii. 344 ; on Nerve-stimula-
tion, x. 357.

T., on the Absorption of CO,
by Solutions of Neutral Phosphate
of Soda, ix. 425.

Sex, Sternum as an Index of, xv. 327.

Sexual Organs, Homology of, xiv.
50; Reproduction in Virgularia and
Pennatula (Kolliker), v. 200.

Shag, Eggs of, xx. 234,

Shanghai River Deer, Fecundity and
Placentation of, xii. 225.

Shapringer, A., on the Action of the
Tensor Tympani, v. 401.

Shark, Arteries of (Hyrtl), vii. 338;
Branchial Appendages and Teeth of
Barking, xiv. 273; chinorhinus
spinosus, Anatomy of (Jackson and
Clarke), x. 75; Greenland, Abdo-
minal Pores, x. 34; Anatomy of
(Turner), vil. 233-250; viii. 285-
290; Oviducts of, xii. 604; xix.
221; Porbeagle, Spiracles in (Turner),
ix. 801; Spiny, Observations on
(Turner), ix. 297.

Sharks, viii. 63, 64, 66; Develop-
ment of (Balfour), ix. 206; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 84, 101.

Sharpey. See Quain.

Shattock, Samuel G., on a New Bone
in Human Anatomy, together with
an Investigation into the Morpho-

logical Significance of the So-called

Internal Lateral Ligament of the
Human Lower Jaw, xiv. 201, 376;
a ‘Kerato Thyro-hyoid” Muscle
as a Variation in Human Anatomy,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

xvii. 124; on the Anatomy of Thyro-
arytenoid Muscles in the Human
Larynx, xvi. 485.

Shaw, A., on Sir C. Bell’s Idea of a
New Anatomy of the Brain, iii. 172-
182.

Sheep, Absorption Experiments on,
Xvi. 15; “Atlas; (&c.{ hot euseo2i,
ix. 39 (footnote); Bladder of, xv.
377 ; Brain of, xv. 554; Cornea of,
x. 110; Development of Wool on
Cornea of, xiv. 282; Eye of, xiii.
139 ; Larynx of, xvii. 372 ; Placenta
&e., of, xi. 34, 145, 170; Respira-
tion in (Henneberg, Schulze, Miker
and Brun), v. 215; Retina of, x.
166 ; xi. 105 ; Strongylus in, xv. 6 ;
Sturdy in, xiv. 205; Uterus of,
xvi. 70, 86.

Shepard and Meissner on the Source
of Hippuric Acid, i. 359.

Shepherd, Francis J., Notes on the
Dissection of a Case of Congenital
Dislocation of Head of Femur, xiv.
368; on some Anatomical Varia-
tions, xv. 292; Note on Case of
Congenital Dislocation of Head of
Femur, xv. 452; Silurus, Stridula-
tion of, xv. 324 ; a Hitherto Unrecog-
nised Posture of the Astragalus, xvii.
79; on the Myology of the Ameri-
ean Black Bear (Ursus americanus),
xviii, 103-117; the Musculus
Sternalis and its Occurrence in
(Human) Anencephalous Monsters,
xix. 311-319.

Shieldrake, Eggs of, xx. 234.

Shortt on Cobra-poison, vi. 501.

Shoulder of Mole, Anatomy of, xx.
201 ; Bones and Muscles Compared
with Pelvic Bones and Muscles
(Humphry), v. 67-88; Girdle, Move-
ments of (Cathcart), xvili. 211-218 ;

ef Birds (Young), vi. 76-81; of
Lacertilia, ii. 158; of Nwmenius
longirostris, xix. 723; Vertebrate

Development of (Parker), li. 374-
381; Joint, x. 443, 654; Muscles,
Variations in (Ransom), xix. 508 ;
and Pelvic Girdle of Mammalia,
Correspondence of (Flower), iv. 2389-
245,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Shrews, Mandibular Dentition of
(Dobson), xx. 359-360.

Shufeldt, R. W., on the Osteology of
Podasocys Montanus, xviii. 86-102 ;
Osteology of Ceryle alcyon, xviii.
278-294 ; Osteology of Numenius
longirostris, with Notes upon the
Skeletons of other American Limi-
cole, xix. 51-82; Skeleton in
Geococcyx, xx. 244; Osteology of
Conurus carolinensis, xx. 407-425 ;
a Navajo Skull, xx. 426-429,

Siamese Twins (Simpson), iii.
Autopsy of, x. 458.

Sibbaldius, v. 348, 360; borealis, v.
349 ; laticeps, v. 3493; schlegelii,
iv. 278; v. 349; sulphureus, v.
349 ; tectirostris, v. 349 ; twberosus,
v. 349 ; xix. 301.

Sicwenow on the Secretion of Nitrogen
by the Lungs, iii. 470.

Siebert on Apomorphia, vii, 194.

Sieboldia, Blood -corpuscles of,
206.,

Siemens on Measuring Temperatures
by Electricity, vii. 357.

Sight Affected in Brain Disease, xii.
474 ; in Birds (Lee), vii. 344 ; viii.
173 ; Sense of (Hering), ix. 219.

Sigmoid Flexure and Rectum, Right-
sided, xvii. 403; Stomach of Por-
poise, ii. 73.

Sign of Death, xi, 545,

Silene, Cells of, x. 398.

Siluroidei, Absence of Abdominal Pores
in, xiv. 95 ; Skull of, xi. 609.

Siluroids, Stridulating Apparatus of,
xy. 323.

Silurus glavis, Eyes of, xvi. 327.

Silver Salts, Action of (Rouget), viii.
217 ; on Blood (Blake), vi. 206.

Silvester, H. R., on the Nature of the
Spleen, v. 379.

Simanowsky, N. P., on the Effect of
Stimulation of Sensory Nerves on
the Function and Nutrition of the
Heart, xvi. 144.

Simia, Malleus of, xiii. 404 ; Skeleton
of (Mivart), ii. 403; sabea and
parnisco, Larynx of, xvii. 370;
satyrus, Femoral Artery in, xv.
532.

456 ;

Xs

183

Simiz, xii. 150; Ossification of Meta-
carpals and Metatarsalsin(Thomson),
iii. 138.

Simiide, Femoral Artery in, xv. 530 ;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 175 ; Ossicles,
&e., of, xiii. 402, 404.

Simon, T., on Enlarged Parietal Fora-
mina, v. 192; on Abnormal Width
of the Parietal Foramina, vii. 167 ;
on a New Formation of Brain Sub-
stance, viii. 173 ; on Persistence of
the Frontal Suture, viii. 386 ; ona
New Formation of Brain Substance,
viii, 399.

Simonoff, A., on Bilifuscin, xi. 564 ;
on the Grey Matter of the Brain
Inhibiting Spinal Reflex Action, i.
359,

Simonowitsch, B., Hyoscyamin and
its Importance in Ophthalmology,
x. 204,

Simons on Fall of Temperature, y. 218 ;
on Diminution of Temperature by
Gas in the Intestines, v. 409.

Simpson, Sir J. Y., on the Siamese
Twins, iii. 456.

— Magnus R., Notes on the
Presence of Two Precaval Veins in
a Dog, ix. 385.

Sinéty on the Excision of the Mamme
during Lactation, viii. 427 ; on the
Globules of Milk, ix. 448.

Sinitzin on the Influence of ~ the
Sympathetic on the Eye, v.
399,

Siphonophora, Development of( Heckel),
iv. 306; (Pagenstecker), iv. 161,
307 ; Structure of the Striped Muscle
in (Donitz), vi. 442.

Siphonostoma, iv. 119; Rathke, Green
Cruorine in, ii. 115.

Siratherium gigantewm, Systematic
Position of (Murie), vi. 446.

Siredon, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206 ;
Optic Nerves of, xvi. 334; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 90.

Siren, Structure of, xi.
Abdominales of, xiv. 90.

Sirena, S., on the Development of the
Teethin some Reptiles and Amphibia,
vi. 443; on the Myology of JJycetes
fuscus, vi. 444,

621; Pori

184 INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX.

Sirenia, Affinities of Elephants with,
xii. 261; Muscles of, xvi. 9; Ossicles
of, xiii. 406 ; Teeth of, iii, 266.

Skate, Auditory Apparatus of, xvii.
188; Digestive Ferments of, xviii.
435; Oviduct in Male (Matthews),
xix. 144-149 ; Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 85 ; Ege of, Germinal Vesicle of,
x. 382,

Skeletons, Ancient (Ecker), iii. 196;
of the American Limicole, xix. 76 ;
of Balenoptera musculus (Dwight),
vii. 172; of Casuarius australis and
C. galeatus (Flower), vi. 447; of
Ceryle alcyon, xviii. 290, 298; of
Cetaceans (Malm), vi. 445; of
Chelonia, ii. 158 ; of Cyclostomata
(Gegenbaur), iv. 163 ; of Delphinus
sinensis (Flower), v. 382; of Dio-
plodon sechellensis (Gray), v. 197 ; of
Dromas ardeola, ii. 402; of a Fox
found at a Depth of 10-15 Feet
(Kinberg), iv. 332; in Geococcyz,
xx. 244, 252, 260; Growth of
(Langer), vil. 168; Human, Varia-
tions in (Lane), xx. 388-404; of
Inia geoffrensis (Flower), iii. 204;
of the Limbs of Enaliosaurians
(Gegenbaur), iv. 308 ; of the Limbs
of Primates (Mivart), ii. 403;
Mechanism of (H. Meyer), i. 356;
Nomenclature of Bones of, xii. 158 ;
of Platyenemic Men (Dawkins), vi.
435 ; of Podasocys montanus, xviii.
94, 99; of a _ Rickety Dwarf
(Humphry), ii. 42-46; Seeley on
the, 1. 185; of Simia (Mivart), ii.
403 ; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 174 ;
Vertebrate, Origin of (Seeley), vi.
435 ; of Urodela (Mivart), v. 386.

Skin, Absorption by, x. 218 ; Absorp-
tion of Medicinal Substances by
(Bremond), vii. 198; of Bushwoman,
its Colour (Flower and Murie), i. 195 ;
Capillary Circulation in (Bloch),
vill. 402; Conduction of Heat by
(Klug), ix. 220; Effect of Injuries
on (Bloch), viii. 402; Effect of
Irritation of, on the Secretion of the
Kidneys, xi. 565 ; Excretion of CO,
by (Aubert), vii. 357; viii. 188 ;
Irritation of, xi. 566; Lymph-

vessels of the (Neumann), ix. 206;
Mechanical Irritation of (Petrowsky),
vili, 186; Physiology of, xi. 567 ;
Preparation for Histological Ex-
amination, x. 185; Reflex Pheno-
mena connected with Vessels of, &¢.
(Botkin), ix. 416; Sensation of
Skin of Leg (Riecker), viii. 402 ;
Summation of Electrical Stimuli
Applied to, x. 324; Touch Corpuscles
and Rete Malpighii (Langerhans),
vill. 175; of Embryos, Influence of
Time of Year upon the, x. 218 ; of
the Frog (Eberth), iv. 148 ; Absorp-
tion through, xi. 529; Contractile
Glands of (Engelmann), v. 406;
Electro-motor Phenomena of (Engel-
mann), vi. 245 ; Irritation of (Sets-
chenow), i. 157; of Greenland Shark,
vii. 234; of Lizard, Fine Anatomy
of (Hulke), iii. 417-419.

Skoliosis (H. Meyer), i. 151.
Skrebitzky, A., on Movements of the

Eyes, v. 399.

Skull, Anatomy of the Base of

(Gruber), iv. 300; Bones of (Vrolik),
ix. 387; Deformity of, in Toulouse
(Broca), vil. 167 ; Dimensions, &c.,
of Human, xv. 545; Effects of
Distortion of, on Cerebrum, xiii.
271 ; of an Idiot (Gaddi), iii. 195 ;
Influence of Form of, on Convolu-
tions of the Cerebrum, xi. 542; from
Islands near New Guinea, xiv. 475 ;
in Microcephalic Idiocy, x. 444;
Morphological Elements of (Parker),
vill, 62-73; Morphology of, xii.
364; Navajo (Shufeldt), xx. 426-
429; (Turner), 430-431; Nomen-
clature of Bones of, xii. 158; Ossa
Interparietalia of Human, ix. 288 ;
Seeley on the, i. 185; Sulu, xi. 668 ;
Variations of the Human (Cleland),
iv. 151, 192; Vertebrate Segments
of (Owen), i. 180; of Ceryle alcyon
(Shufeldt), xvii. 284; of Conwrus,
xx. 408 ; of Common Fowl (Parker),
iii. 458; iv. 192; of the Frog (Par-
ker), v. 386; of Grey Seal (Turner),
vil. 2738-274; of Idris diadema
(Mivart), ii, 404; of Lamprey, x.
412 ; of Monodon monoceros (Clark),

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

vi. 445; Bidental, of Narwhal
(Turner), vili. 133-134; of Otaria
(M‘Bain), iii. 109-112 ; of Podasocys
montanus, xvii. 88; of Pontoporia
blainvillii (Flower), iii. 204; of
Salmon (Parker), vii. 174; of
Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 174.

Skulls, National Characteristics of
(Bradley), viii. 386; Photography
of (Thomson), xix. 109-114, 230;
of Pigs (Gray, Parker), viii. 176.

Slater, Henry H., on a Tumour of the
Ovary in the Common Pheasant,
xii. 91.

Slavjansky, K. R., on the Graafian
Follicles of the Human Ovary, v.
379 ; on Changes in Epithelial Cells
of Ovum of Rabbit, viii. 170; on
the Dependence of the Medium
Current of Blood on the Degree
of Excitation of the Sympathetic
Vagi-motor Nerve, ix, 224.

Sleep, Cause of (Obersteiner), vii, 176 ;
Causation of (Cappie, O’Dea), vii.
339, 341; Experiments on Want of
(Nencki), ix. 246; Produced by
Fatiguing Stuffs, x. 623,

Slime-canals of Polypterus, v. 181.

Sloth, Arteries in Arm and Leg of,
xiv. 394; Placenta of, x, 703 ; xi,
Dove Lon le media LOLs pay, | 147) -
Three-toed, Female Organs of, xiv.
58 ; Imperfect Development of First
Thoracic Rib in, ix. 48 (footnote) ;
Two-toed, Carpus of, vii. 255 ; Vocal
Cords in, xvii. 367.

Sloths, Carpus of (Flower), vii. 255-
256 ; Placentation of (Turner), vii.
302-303 ; viii. 362-376; Teeth of,
iii. 264.

Sloughing Inflammation, xvii. 37.

Sluys, Van der, Synovial Membranes,
ix. 395.

Smee, Alfred, the Mind of Man, ix.
387 ; Myology of Phrynosoma coro-
natum, ix. 406.

A. H., on Coagulation of Blood,
viii. 199 ; on the Physical Nature of
the Coagulation of the Blood, vii.
210-218.

Smith, D., on the Structure of the
Vitreous Humour, iv. 159.

185

Smith, F., Congenital Malformation of
the Trachea of the Horse, xix. 24-26.

— G. J. M., Notes on a Dissection
of an Excised Elbow, viii. 380-382.

—— John, on the Morphology of
Cleft Palate, i. 151.

—J. A., and Turner, Observa-
tions on Some Negro Crania from Old
Calabar, West Africa, iii. 385-389 ;
Notice of True Hermaphroditism in
the Cod-fish and in the Herring, iv.
256-258 ; on the Elk, vii. 336.

——— J. Greig, Observations on the
Histology of Fracture Repair in Man,
xvi. 153.

——- T., on Ectopia Vesice, ii. 401.

Snail, Structure of Heart of (Darwin),
x, 506,

Snakes, Teeth of (Leydig), vii. 338.

Sneller on Section of Trigeminus, ix.
415; and Biittner on Ophthalmic
Inflammation after Division of the
Fifth Nerve, ii, 191; and Miller,
H, G,, on Cholera, ii. 197; and
Rosow, B,, on the Union of Non-
corresponding Nerve-fibres, i. 365-
366,

Snout of Greenland Shark, vii. 234 ;
of the Mole (Eimer), vi. 443.

Snowdrops, Growthof (Ransome), v. 53.

Soboroff, S,, on the Structure of
Normal and Dilated Veins, vi. 437 ;
on the Position of the Vaso-motor
Centre in the Frog, vi. 476.

Soborow on the Excretion of Lime in
the Urine, vii. 355.

Svcoloff on Suppression of Perspiration,
vii. 188 ; on Human Bile, xi. 565;
on the Secretion of the Liver, x.
650 ; xi. 204.

Soda Water, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), vii. 201; on Biliary Secre-
tion of Dog, xi. 623-635 ; Sulphin-
digolate of, x. 657.

Sodium Chloride (Falck), vii. 350;
Action of (Falck), viii. 219 ; Action
of Chloride, Bromide, and Iodide of,
on Frogs, xii. 58, 73; Salicylate,
Action of (Rabuteau and Papillon),
vii. 359; Hydrate, Action of, on °
Hemoglobin, ii. 179; Sulphate
(Jolyet and Cahours), iii. 473,

186

Sokolow, A., on the Transformations in
the Terminations of Nerves in the
Muscles of the Frog, after Section of
the Nerves, ix. 218 ; and Luchsinger,
B., on Cheyne-Stokes’ Phenomenon,
xvi. 146.

Solanocrinus costatus and scrobiculatus,
Basals of, xii. 52.

Solenodon, i. 282; ii, 141; xix. 20;
Habitat, ii. 149; Osteology of, ii.
123-125, 136, 137, 140, 141, 149;
cubanus, i. 2813; il. 141 (footnote) ;
xix. 21; Leg and Foot of, xvii. 146 ;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 158, 167, 178 ;
Tendons of, xvi. 359.

Solipedia, Affinities of, x. 172; Brain
of, xv. 554; Larynx of, xvii. 869 ;
no Vomiting in, xvii. 876 ; Placenta
Ofpexe 129°

Solowieff on Histology of Liver, vii.
187.

Soltmann, O., on the Electrical
Excitability of the Surface of the
Cerebrum, ix. 407 ; on the Functions
of the Brain in the Newly-born, xi.
541,

Solucha, Functions of the Semicircular
Canals, viii. 400.

Somateria, iv. 260 ; mollessima, xx. 61.

Sommer’s Movements, x. 651.

Sonnenschein on a New
Blood, vii. 346.

Sorex, ii. 141; Habitat, ii, 154;
Osteology of (Mivart), i. 282, 289-
292; ii, 136-138, 140, 141, 153-
154; indicus, Blood-corpuscles of,
x. 206 ; (Crosidura) corulescens, Long
Flexors of, xvii. 178.

Soricide, i. 282; ii. 187; iii, 141;
xix. 22; Mandibular Dentition of
(Dobson), xx. 359-360; Osteology
of, ii, 153; Tibial Flexor of, xvii.
148.

Sotalia brasiliensis (van Beneden), ix.
404,

Sound, Sensibility to (Miiller), viii.
187 ; Perception of (Urbantschitsch),
vi. 474.

Sounds of Lowest Intensity, Peculiarity
of, x. 634,

Sourdat on the Composition of Human
Milk, viii. 210.

Test for

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

South Sea Island Crania (Kolliker),
iv. 152.

Sow, Absorption Experiments on, xvii.
15.

Sowerby’s Whale Captured in Shet-
land, xvi. 458 ; Anatomy of (Turner),
xx. 144-188.

Soxlet on the Physiological Chemistry
of Milk, vii. 355.

Spaeth on a Case of Uterus Bilocularis,
Lo lD2s

Spalacide, Long Flexors of, xvii. 163.

Spalding, D. A., on Psychology, vii.
339 ; on Instinct, vii. 340; Attacked
by Aphasia (Hollis), ix. 270.

Spanish Ichneumon, ii. 57 ; Marten,
ii. 57.

Sparide, Eye of (Gulliver), ii. 12.

Sparteia, Influence of, on Urine
(Paton), v. 294.

Spasm-centre of Frog, ix. 213, 411.

Spatularia, Mentomeckelian Ossicle in,
xi, 631 ; Urino-genital Organs, x. 31.

Speck, C., Influence of Food on the
Consumption of Oxygen and the
Excretion of CO, in Man, ix. 425.

Spectra of Motion (Dvorak), vi. 225.

Spectroscopic Examination of Certain
Animal Substances (Lankester), iv.
119-129 ; Observations (Lankester),
ii. 114-116.

Spectroscopy (Lommel), vi. 471.

Spectrum Analysis of Yellow Colour-
ing Matters in Urine, Bile, &c.
(Vierordt), ix. 448 ; of Fish-pigment,
x. 654; New Variety of Ocular, xiii.
322,

Spedl, A., on the Phrenic Nerve, vii.
330.

Speech after Excision of the Tongue
(Syme), i. 165 ; Lingual Apparatuses
of the Organ of (Ff. C. Donders),
i, 173-175.

Spence, Ingram, on the Action of
Strychnia on the Spinal Cord in
Frogs, i. 360.

Spencer, H., Principles of Psychology,
vii. 339 ; on Modes of Development,
xa. oll:

Sperm Whale (Turner), v.
Stranded, xii. 593;
(Turner), vi. 377-380.

383;
Sternum of

INDEX TO “VOLS: I=xx. 187

Spermatozoa, Chemical Composition of
(Miescher and Picard), ix. 442; of
Insects and Crustacea (Biitschli), vi.
449; of Petromyzon, x. 4533; of
Certain Vertebrates (Miescher), ix.
441,

Sphargis, vii. 337 ; luth vii. 337.

Spheniscus demersus, xx. 46.

Sphenodon, xx. 41; Muscles and Liga-
ments of, xvii. 193.

Sphenoid of Pteropterus, v. 169.

Sphenoido-malar Suture, Absence of
(Magnus), iv. 151.

Sphincter Vesice, Resistance of, in
Rabbits (Kupressow), vii. 191.

Sphingurus prehensilis, xix. 262.

Sphinx Monkey, Femoral Artery in,
XY. 523.

Sphygmograph, iii. 127 ; v. 265-270 ;
ix. 221; Handbook of (Sanderson)
(Review), ii. 381-383 ; Improvements
in (Hill, Sanderson and Anstie), iil.
208 ; Transmission, xii. 144 ; Trace
(Garrod), ix. 416; Use of (B. W.
Foster), ii, 62-65.

Sphygmographie Tracings, i. 156 ; of
Length of Systole of Heart, x.
494,

Sphygmography (Burdon Sanderson
and Anstie), i, 360; (Garrod), vi.
399-414; vii. 98-105.

Sphygmoscope (Landois), v. 213.

Spider Monkeys, Female Organs of,
xiv. 72 ; Femoral Artery in, xv. 530.

Spiders, Copulation in (Gedge), i. 371-
372.

Spina, A., on the Structure of Tendons,
viii. 162.

Spina Bifida, ix. 9,10; xvii. 257 ; xx.
546-547, 584-592; Anatomy of
(Humphry), xix. 500-508.

Spinacidee, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
83.

Spinal Column, Malformation of
(Goodhart), ix. 1; Lumbar Curve
of (Turner), xx. 536-543 ; Relations
of the Arch of the Aorta and
the Posterior Mediastinum to the
(Wood), iii. 1-13; Variations in
(Goubaux), ii. 404.

Spinal Cord, Papers on, x. 619 ; (Fick,
Mayer, Brown-Séquard, Masius and

Lair, Uspensky), iv. 323; Action
of Electricity upon (Mayer), iil.
462; of Strychnine on, i. 360; iii.
53; Affections of, after Varnish-
ing Animals (Feinberg), viii. 182 ;
Alterations of (Hayem), ix. 213;
Anastomoses of Multipolar Nerve-
cells in, x. 446; of Bushwoman
(Flower and Murie), i. 206 ; Central
Grey Substance of, xvii. 517;
Changes in, after Amputation of
Limbs, xiv. 424 ; after Extraction of
the Sciatic Nerves of the Rabbit
(Hayem), viii. 186 ; Conduction in
(Schiff), vii. 341; Conduction of
Sensory Impressions in (Nawrocki),
vii. 177; Course of the Fibres in
(Schiefferdecker), ix. 203 ; Degenera-
tion of (Vulpian), iii. 209 ; Develop-
ment of, x. 446; in Dog, Functions
of Lumbar Portions of (Eckhardt,
&e.), ix., 408 ; Effect of a Constant
Electrical Current on (Ranke), i.
188 ; Histology of the Central Grey
Matter of (Hollis), xviii. 62-65, 203-
207, 411-415 ; Influence of, on the
Secretion of Bile (Lichtheim), ii.
414 ; of an Insane Person, xiii. 280 ;
Insensibility of (Wolski), vil. 177 ;
of the Centripetal Fibres of (Ludwig
and Dittmar), vi. 219 ; Membranes
of (Key and Retzius), v. 231;
Minute Structure of, xvi. 303;
Motor Centre for Heart in (Bever), i.
360; New Freezing Microtome for
Prepatation of Sections of, xi. 537 ;
Non-irritability of the Anterior
Columns of (Huizinga and Aladoff),
v. 210; Paths of Sensory Impres-
sions in (Sanders), i. 867 ; Physio-
logy of the (Mayer), iii, 210;
Physiology and Pathology of
(Macdonnell), x. 437; Preserving
Sections of (Bastian), ii. 104-109 ;
of Rabbit, x. 624 ; Reflex Action of
the (Sanders-Ezn), iii. 210 ; x. 626 ;
Functions of, xi. 542; Sensation
(Lewes, Foster), viii. 400; Sensi-
bility of (Engelken), ii. 188 ; Trans-
mission of Reflex Impressions in
(Rosenthal), viii. 182 ; Sensory Paths
in (Miescher), vi. 220.

188

Spinal Curvatures (Bouland), vii. 168;
(Balandin), viii, 159; Ganglia,
Structure of (Fraentzel), ii. 167 ;
(Schwalbe), iii, 199; in the Frog
(Courvoisier), iii, 199 ; and Nerve-
fibres, x. 446; Myosis (Argyll
Robertson), iv. 3827; Nerves of
Amphioxus (Balfour), x. 689; in
Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 422; In-
fluence of the Posterior Roots on
the Irritability of the Anterior Roots
(Steinmann and Cyon), vi. 221;
Nervous System of Negro, xiii. 386 ;
of Porpoise and Dolphin, xi. 209 ;
and Cerebral Nerves of Rana escu-
lenta (De Watteville), ix. 145-162.

Spinax, xi. 459; Nerves of, x, 90,
92, 97 ; niger, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 84.

Spine, Abnormal (Bellamy), ix. 185 ;
Curvature of (Cunningham), ix, 306 ;
of Sowerby’s Whale, xx. 176,

Spiny Shark, Observations on (Turner),
ix. 297.

Spiré on the Innervation of the Glottis
of the Frog, ix. 232.

Spirograph (M‘Vail), iii. 216,

Spirographis, Anterior Vascular Cham-
ber in, xili. 344.

Spirorbis nautiloides
Suhm), vi. 449.

Spirostomum ambiguum, ili, 286.

Splanchnic Ganglion, Great (Cunning-
ham), ix. 303 ; and Celiac Ganglion
(Bidder), iv. 304,

Splanchnicus, Effect of Stimulation of,
on Blood-pressure, xi. 557.

Spleen, Papers on, ix. 416; Blood-
corpuscles in (Kusnezoff), ix, 231;
of Bushwoman, i. 207 ; Contraction
of, and its Relation to the Liver
during Stimulation of the Splenic

(Willemoes-

Nerves, xi. 204; Functions of
(Mosler), vi. 243; of Greenland
Shark, vii. 241; Histology of

(Robertson), xx. 509-515 ; Innerva-
tion of (Tarchanoff), viii. 185; of
Koala, xv. 471 ; Nature of (Silvester),
v. 379; Non-regeneration of (Per-
grani), i. 166; Peritoneal Invest-
ment, Structure of (Bochdalek), ii.
398 ; on the Physiology of (Roche-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

fontaine), viii. 185 ; of Pilot Whale,
ii. 76 ; Relations of (Luschka), iv.
155 ; Reproduction of (Philipeaux),
i, 368; Structure of (Kyber), v.
380; (Klein), x. 450; White
Corpuscles in Blood of, x. 212,
213 ; and Vagus (Sehl), iv. 185.

Splenic Systole, xvi. 490.

Sponge, New (Ehlers), vi.
Grafting, xvii. 349.

Sponges, Orange-red Pigment of, ii.
116.

Spongilla, iv. 119 ; fluviatilis, Chloro-
phyl in, ii. 114,

Spongiosa, ix. 244,

Spongy Tissue of Bones (Meyer), ii.
392 ; (Langhans), ix. 190.

Spontaneous Generation (Donné and
Pasteur), i. 361; Onimus on, i.
367.

Sprat, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206.

Squamipennes, i. 370.

Squamous Temporal Articulated with
Frontal (Gruber), viii. 386.

Squarry, on the Action of Veratrum
viride, v. 206.

Squatarola, xviii. 86.

Squatina, Infra-orbital Nerve of, x.
85; Tympanum of, xvii. 189;
vulgaris, Segmental Openings, &c.,
in, xii. 187.

Squinting, Origin of, x. 633.

Squirrel, Brain of, xv. 552; Muscles
of Foot of, xiii. 9; Placenta of, xi.
43 ; Flying, xix. 20.

Ssubotin on the Influence of Diet on
Milk, i, 159.

Stadion on the Estimation of Uric
Acid, iv. 321.

Stadeler, G., on the Chemistry of Yolk
of Egg, ii. 180.

Staeyer, G., on Hemoglobin, x. 645.

Staining Fluid, New, xi. 181.

Staining of Microscopic Specimens, xv.
349.

Starch, Action of Saliva on (Lésch),
iii. 463 ; Animal (Dareste), vi. 470.
Starkow on the Toxicology cf Benzine,
Nitro-glycerine, Nitric and Sul-

phuric Acid, viii. 222.

Starvation, Wasting of the Tissues

during (Seegen), vi. 471.

449 ;

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Stature, Influence on Weight of
Encephalon, x. 444.
Staurocephala, Pseudhemal System

in, xii. 401.

Staurocephalide, Blood of, xiii. 332.

Steatomis caripensis, Anatomy of
(Garrod), ix. 405.

Steel, G., Simple Apparatus for the
Estimation of Urea by the Nitrogen
Process, ix. 241.

Stefani, A., Effect of the Respiration
on the Blood-pressure, xi. 558.

Steganopoda, i. 370; xx, 46.

Steganopus wilsoni, xix. 65, 76.

Stegostoma tigrinum, Absence of
Abdominal Pores in, xiv. 82, 93.

Steinauer, E., on the Action of
Bromal Hydrate, v. 203.

Steinberg, N. J. A. C., on the Exuda-
tion of Lymph-cells, iii. 248; on
the Absolute Quantity of Blood, vii.
347 ; on Estimation of the Absolute
Quantity of Blood, viii. 197.

Steiner, J., on the Action of Curara,
x. 220 ; on the Absorption of Neutral
Fat by Bile, viii. 209; on the
Formation of Colouring Matter of
Bile, viii. 209; on Diabetes and
the Glyeogenic Function, viii. 209 ;
on the Colouring Matter of Bile,
viii. 420; on Emulsions, and their
Value for the Absorption of Neutral
Fats in the Small Intestines, xi.
559; Warming of Muscle during
Exertion, xi. 568. See Bernstein, J.

Steinlin, W., on the Rods and Cones
of the Retina, iii. 199.

Steinmann on the Influence of the
Posterior Roots of Spinal Nerves on
the Irritability of the Anterior Roots,
vi. 221; on Rapidity of Circulation
in the Veins, vi. 232.

Stenops, Female Organs of, xiv. 72.

Stenorhynchus leptonyx, Osteology of,
iii. 110,

Stenosis of Orifices of Hepatic Veins,
xiii. 291.

Stentor, Anatomy and Mode of
Division of (Moxon), iii. 279-293;
Chlorophyl in, ii. 114 ; cwruleus, iii.
279; Colouring Matter of, xy.
264,

189

Stereoscopic Vision (Van der Meulen
and Dooremaal), ix. 219.

Sterility, Human (Matthews Duncan),
i. 167.

Sterna hirundo, xx. 61.

Sternal Asymmetry (Lane), xviii. 335-
338; Ends of Thoracic Ribs,
Varieties in, ix. 18, 51.

Sterno-clavicular Articulation, Nerve-
supply of (Hepburn), xviii. 340.

Sternotherus, Skull of (Gray), ix. 406.

Sternum, Case of Cleft, xiv. 516; of
Birds (Magnus), iii. 458 ; Congenital
Fissure of (Obermeier), iv. 161;
Description of Cleft, xiv. 108;
Fissure of (Obermeier), iv. 161; ina
Lamb (Ogilvie and Cathcart), viii.
3821-326; of the Great Fin-Whale
(Struthers), vi. 117-120; as an
Index of Sex or Age, xv. 327; of
the Longniddry Whale (Turner),
iv. 271-281; Ossification of the
(Larcher), ili. 195; of Sowerby’s
Whale, xx. 176, 177; of Sphargis
luth (Gervais), vii. 337 ; Vertebrate,
Development of (Parker), ii. 374-
381; and Shoulder-girdle of Pell’s
Owl (Murie), vi. 170, 447.

Stewart, T. G., on a Case of Congenital
Malformation of the Fallopian Tubes,
&c., ii. 2438-245.

Steypireydr, a Cetacean (Reinhardt),
iii. 204.
Stezinsky and von Bezold on the In-
fluence of Intracardial Pressure on

Cardiac Action, ii. 409.

Stickleback, Respiratory Movements
in, xiv. 462; Tumours on (Tait), iv.
12-13.

Stieda, L., on a Pair of Cervical Ribs,
i. 357; on the Central Nervous
System in the Osseous Fishes, iii.
199; of Fowl and Mouse, iv. 162;
on the Processus Marginalis of the
Malar Bone, v. 192; on the Struc-
ture of Polystomum integerrimum,
v. 387; on the Nerve-fibres of the
Mouse’s Ear and Bat’s Wing, vi.
443 ; on the Formation of Bone, vii.
3826; on Nerve-coils at the Roots
of Hairs, viii. 175; on Secondary
Tarsal Bones, iii. 447,

190

Stiénon. See Heger, P.

Stilling, J. See Rohlmann, E.

Stilt, Black-necked, xix. 76.

Stimulation, Automatic, of Frog’s
Heart, xi. 549 ; of Brain, Movements
Produced by, xvi. 141; Effect of
Cutaneous, on Temperature, xi. 570 ;
Electrical, of Cerebrum in Dog, x.
619; of Sensory Nerves, Effect of,
xvi. 144 ; of Splanchnicus, Effect of,
on Blood-pressure, xi. 557.

Stimuli, Electrical, Summation of,
Applied to the Skin, x. 324.

Stirling, A. B., Description of a Section-
eutter for Microscopical Purpose,
iv. 230-234 ; Note on the Presence
of Trichina spiralis in the Muscles
of the Rat, vi. 425-426; on a
Curious Habit of the Malapterurus
electricus, xili. 350.

—— William, viii. 179-216, 395-
431; ix. 208-248, 407-450; x.
202, 619; xi. 184-541; xvi. 187;
on a New Method of Preparing
the Skin for Histological Exami-
nation, x. 185; on the Sum-
mation of Electrical Stimuli applied
to the Skin, x. 324; Contributions
to the Anatomy of the Cutis of the
Dog, x. 465 ; Note on the Effects of
Division of the Sympathetic Nerve
in Young Animals, x. 511; on the
Summation of Electrical Stimuli
applied to the Skin, x. 625; Note
on the Action of Diluted Alcohol
on the Blood-corpuscles, x. 778;
on the Extent to which Absorption
can take Place by the Skin of the
Frog, xi. 529 ; on Double and Treble
Staining of Microscopic Specimens,
xv. 349; Historical References to
the Structure of Nerve-fibres, xv.
446 ; on some Points in the Histology
of the Newt, xvi. 94; on the Nerves
of the Lungs of the Newt, xvi. 96 ;
a Simple Method of Demonstrating
the Nerves of the Epiglottis, xvii.
203 ; Trachealis Muscle of Man and
Animals, xvii. 204; the Sulphocy-
anides of Ammonium and Potassium
as Histological Reagents, xvii. 207 ;
Minute Structure of the Palatine

INDEX. TO’ VOLS. I.—=XxX.

Nerves of the Frog, and the Termina-
tion of Nerves in Blood-vessels and
Glands, xvii. 293 ; on the Ferments
or Enzymes of the Digestive Tract
in Fishes, xviii. 426-435; and
Brito, Philip S., on the Digestion
of Blood in Common Leech, and
Formation of Hemoglobin Crystals,
xvi. 446. See Kronecker, Hugo,

Stirling’s Section-cutting Instrument,
ix. 250.

Stizostedion, xx. 614,

Stoat, 11.55; 57:

Stockvis on Product of Biliary Pigment,
vi. 248; on Fluorescing Product of
the Reduction of Blood Colouring
Matter, vi. 248 ; on Bile-pigment in
Urine, vi. 467 ; on Absorption and
Assimilation of Albumen, vi. 486 ;
New Proof that Albumen is Absorbed
as such from the Intestine, vi. 487;
on Albuminuria, li. 241; on the
Identity of Choletilin and Urobilin,
vii. 356 ; on the Reduction of Hemo-
globin, vi. 457; on Bile-pigments,
vii. 352,

Stohmann on the Consumption and
Secretion of Nitrogen in Milch Goats,
iv. 181.

Stolnikow, J., on a New Method of
Estimating the Amount of Albumen
in Urine, xi. 566.

Stomobrachium octocostatum (Forbes),
i, 332,

Stomach, Congenital Contraction of,
xvii. 460; Coronary Veins of, xiv.
399, 403; Fermentation and Acids
in, ix. 426 ; Formation of Pepsin in
(Ebstein and Griitzner), vil. 186;
Forms of, in Vertebrata (Nuhn), v.
384; Glands of (Ebstein), v. 407;
Innervation of (Goltz), vii. 350;
Lymph-passages of (Loven), v. 282 ;
Movements of (Honckgeest), viii.
208 ; Mucous Glands of (Ebstein), v.
379 ; Muscular Wall of (Pettigrew),
ii. 167 ; Peptic Glands, Structure of
(Jukes), vii. 851; Ruminant, Ana-
tomical Development of (Gedge), ii.
323-324 ; Relations of (Luschka),
iv. 155; to Nerve-centres, vii. 347 ;
Secretion of Glands in Fundus of,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

xiii. 411; Situation, &c., of, xvi.
303; of Bushwoman, i. 207; of
Cetacea (Turner), iii. 117-119; of
Cetaceans and Ruminants Compared,
ii. 72; of Chionis alba, iv. 88; of
Fresh-water Crayfish, xi. 54; of
Greenland Shark, vii. 236, 245; of
the Pigeon (Holmgren), iii. 251; of
Pilot Whale, ii. 70-75 ; of Porpoise,
li. 71, 73; and White-beaked
Dolphin, xviii. 327; of Sowerby’s
Whale, xx. 147.

Stomapoda, Somites of, xiv. 349.

Stoney, P. B., Effect of Stimuli on the
Secretion of the Parotid Gland, vii.
161-162; on Stimulation of the
Parotid Gland, viii. 206.

' Storoscheff, H., on Sommer’s Move-
ments, x. 651.

Strachan, J. M., on the Histology of
the Cerebellum, iv. 158.

Strangeways, T., on a Supernumerary
Oblique Muscle of the Eyeball, ii.
245-246 ; Johnston, J. W., and
Call, T. J., Descriptive Anatomy of
the Horse and Domestic Animals
(Review), iv. 293; Veterinary An-
atomy, xiv. 271.

Strassburg on the Influence of Acids
on the Oxygen of Hemoglobin, vi.
457 ; Test for Bile Acids in Urine,
vi. 468; on Topography of Gaseous
Tensions, vii. 347.

Strelzoff on Feeding with Madder,
viii. 425 ; on the Growth of Bone,
ix. 388.

Striated Muscular Fibre, Development
of (Fox), i. 357; (Eckhard and
Braidwood), i. 362.

Stricker on the Structure and
Origin of Capillaries, ii. 397; on
the Decomposition of Uric Acid,
iii. 241; Microscopic Anatomy
(Review), iii. 444; Handbuch der
Lehre von den Geweben des Men-
schen und der Thiere (Review), iii.
444; iv. 148, 298; v. 873; vi.
431; on Septicemia, v. 411;
Manual of Human and Compara-
tive Histology, trans. by H. Power
(Review), v. 191; on the Circula-
tion in Inflammation, v. 214; on the

191

Capillary Circulation in Mammals,
v. 194; Handbook of Human and
Comparative Histology (Review), v.
373; on Irritation of the Vaso-
motor Centre in the Frog, vi. 476 ;
on the Temperature of the Heart,
vii. 358; and Lungs, viii. 427.
See Albert and Rokitansky.

Stricture of the Pulmonary Artery
(Heller), v. 380.

Stridulating Apparatus of Callonvys-
tax gagata, xv. 322.

Strigide, xx. 419.

Strogonoff, N., on the Process of
Oxidation in Normal and As-
phyxiated Blood, xi. 556.

Strongylus in Sheep, xv. 6; gigas,
Development of (Balbiani), iv. 307.

Strontia Salts, Action of, when Intro-
duced into the Blood (Blake), viii.
244,

Strophanthus hispidus, vii. 189-155.

Strumous Arthritis, x. 61.

Struthers, J., Historical Sketch of
the Edinburgh Anatomical School
(Review), i. 352; Note on the
Mediastinum Thoracis, iii, 349-354 ;
on some Points in the Anatomy of a
Great Fin-Whale, vi. 107-125 ; Case
of Additional Bone in the Human
Carpus, ili. 354-356 ; on Balenop-
tera musculus, vi. 445; on a Pro-
cessus Supracondyloideus Humeri,
vii. 326 ; on the Cervical Vertebre
and their Articulations in Fin-
Whales, vii. 1-55; on Variations of
the Vertebre and Ribs in Man, ix.
17-86 ; on a Method of Promoting
Maceration for Anatomical Museums
by Artificial Summer Temperature,
xviii. 49-53; Case of Sub-division
of the Scaphoid Carpal Bone, viii.
113-114 ; Account of Rudimentary
Finger-muscles found in a Toothed
Whale, viii. 114-119; Account of
Rudimentary Finger-muscles found
in the Greenland Right-Whale
(Balena mysticetus), xii. 217; on
the Bones, Articulations and Muscles
of the Rudimentary Hind Limb of
the Greenland Right- Whale (Balena
mysticetus, xv. 141, 301.

192

Struthio, Muscles and Ligaments of,
xvii. 193 ; camelus, Axial Skeleton
of (Mivart), ix. 405.

Struve on the Quantitative Deter
mination of Iodine in Urine, iv.
181; on the Colouring Matters of
the Blood, viii. 198.

———H., Action of Zine on Blood-
solution, vili. 405.

Strychnia (Brown and Fraser), ii, 229-
233; Action of (Vulpian), ii. 421;
(Geube), ii. 422; (Broadbent), iii. 53 ;
(Vulpian), iv. 313 ; (Nunneley), iv.
315; on Sensory Nerves (Busch),
viii. 399 ; on Spinal Cord (Spence and
Gay), i. 860 ; Convulsions of Poison-
ing by (Brown-Séquard), vii. 196 ;
Experiments with, xi, 521 ; Poison-
ing (Prévost), iii. 477; (Gray),
vy. 393; Artificial Respiration in
(Rossbach), viii. 203 ; (Jochelsohn),
viii. 409; and Amyl Nitrite Phy-
siological Antagonists (Richardson),
ji. 425 ; Methyl and Ethyl Deriva-
tives of (Jolyet and Cahours), iii.
479.

Stuart, A., on the Medusa of Velella,
y. 887; on the Nervous System of
Creceis acicula, vi. 449.

—T. P. Anderson, Note on a
Variation in the Course of the
Popliteal Artery, xiii. 162; Curled
Hair and Curved Hair Follicle of
Negro, xvi. 362; Nickel and Cobalt,
their Physiological Action on the
Animal Economy, Part I.: Toxi-
cology, xvii. 89; on the Dissection
of a Chinaman, xix. 227-228.

Sturdy in Sheep, xiv. 205.

Sturgeon, viii. 65; xx. 72; Palatine
Nerve of, x. 89; Pori Abdominales
of, xiv. 87; Urino-genital Organs,
coll

Stylo-hyoid Ligament, Ossification of
(Pye-Smith, Howse and Davies-
Colley), v. 375.

Styloid Processes of the Parietal Bones,
Unusually Long (Gruber, Liicke), v.
192; of the Third Metacarpal Per-
sisting as an Epiphysis, v. 192.

Subarachnoid Spaces and Trabecule
(Key and Retzius), ix. 198.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Sub-axial Arches in Man, Formation
of (Callender), v. 376.

Subbotin on the Presence of Peptone
in Serum and Chyle, iii. 469; on
the Influence of Nutrition on Hemo-
globin, vi. 457.

Subjective Sounds (Samuelsohn),iv.326.

Sub-lingual Gland, Secretion of (Heiden-
hain), iii. 213.

Submaxillary Glands, Action of
Various Substances on the Nerves
of (Keuchel), vii. 199; Displace-
ment of (Turner), iv. 147 ; of Dog,
Action of Pilocarpin on, xi. 173 ;
Cause of High Secreting Pressure in
(Hering), ix. 234 ; Mucin of (Obolen-
sky), vi. 471; Secretion of (Heiden-
hain), iii, 213 ; vii. 186.

Subnotochordal Rod, xx. 72.

Subungulata, xiii. 115.

Suctorii, viii. 63, 66.

Sugar in Blood of Rabbits (Bock and
Hoffmarn), ix. 440; in the Fetus
and Adult, x. 221; Formation of
(Morrigia), ix. 440; Grape, in Urine,
xi. 566 ; in Muscles (M‘Donnell), 1.
275-280; Producing Ferments, xv.
563; Reducing Power of, x. 218;
Trommer’s Test for, ix. 439; in
Urine (Seegen), vi. 466; after Poison-
ing with Nitro-benzol, x. 650.

Suicide, Case of Attempted, by Person,
xiv. 449.

Suide, Affinities of, x. 172.

Suina, Placenta of, xii. 151.

Suinz, Miocene, xvi. 620.

Sula bassana, xx. 409.

Suleus Mylohyoideus (Gruber), ix. 190.

Sulphate of Atropin, Local Action
of, vi. 575 ; of Diazobenzol, Physio-
logical Action of (Jaffe), ix. 221;
of Magnesia, Purgative Effects of
(Moreau, Radziejewski), v. 201.

Sulphates of Potash, Soda and Magnesia
(Jolyet and Cahours), iii. 473.

Sulphindigotate of Soda, x. 657.

Sulphindigotic Acid, Absorption of,
xiii, 245.

Sulphocyanate of Potassium (Dabrueil
and Legros), ii. 183.

Sulphocyanides of Ammonium and

- Potassium as Histological Reagents,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—xXX.

xvii, 207; in Blood and Urine
(Leared), iv. 181.

Sulphovinates, their Elimination and
Action (Rabuteau), v. 203.

Sulphur Excreted in Bile, Rela-
tion of Albumen in Food to, xi.
562.

Sulphuric Acid, Origin of, in the
Animal Organism, viii. 410; Toxi-
cology of (Starkow), viii. 222.

Sulu Skull, xi. 663.

Sumatran Tapir. See Malayan Tapir,

Summation of Electrical Stimuli Ap-
plied to the Skin, x. 324.

Sun-bittern, Dermal and _ Visceral
Structures of (Murie), vi. 447.

Superior Cervical Ganglion, Influence
of Extirpation of, on the Iris (Vul-
pian), viii. 398.

Supernumerary Bones in Zygomatic
Arch and Carpus (Gruber), ix, 120;
Toes in Cat (Wilder), i. 368,

Supination of Fore-arm, x. 442; Move-
ment of, in Hind Limb of Marsupials,
xv. 392.

Supinator Longus, xii. 167.

Supracondyloid Arch of Carnivora, i.
47; Foramen in Man, i. 49; in
Echidna, i. 53, 58; Process of
Man, i. 47.

Suprarenal Bodies (Pfortner), ili, 455 ;
of Bushwoman, i. 207 ; Capsules, i.

147, 179; Accessory (Kiihn), i.
356; Structure of (Grandry), ii.
398,

Suprarenals, Homology of, xiii, 51.

Surf-bird, xviii. 86 ; Duck, iv, 260.

Suringar on Sarcina Ventriculi
(Goodsir), i. 364.

Sus scrofa, Female Organs of, xiv. 58;
Skull of (Parker), viii. 176; Teeth
of, iii. 276.

Susini on the Impermeability of the
Vesical Epithelium, iii. 220.

Suschtschinsky on the Irritability of
the Cardiac Terminations of the
Vagus, ii. 409; on the Action of
Calabar Bean, iii. 474-476; on
Muscular Tone, vi. 239,

Sutherland, R. T., on a Dissection of
an Excised Elbow, xix. 228-225;
on a Dissection of an Old Ununited

195

Fracture of the Left Patella, xix.
225-226,

Sutton, J. B., the Ligamentum Teres,
xvii, 191 ; Ossification of Temporal
Bone, xvii. 498; New Rule of Epi-
physes of Long Bones, xvii. 479 ; on
the Anatomy of the Chimpanzee,
xvii. 66-85; on the Relation of
the Orbito-sphenoid to the Region
Pterion in the Side Wall of the
Skull, xviii, 219-222; on the
Nature of Certain Ligaments, xviii.
225-238 ; Observations on Rickets,
&e., in Wild Animals, xviii. 363-
387 ; Diseases of the Reproductive
Organs in Frogs, Birds and
Mammals, xix. 121-143; on the
Nature of Ligaments, xix. 27-50,
241-265 ; Tumours in Animals, xix.
415-475 ; on the Origin of Certain
Cysts—Ovarian, Sacral, Lingual and
Tracheal, xx. 432-455; the Nature
of Ligaments, xx. 39-75

Svierczewski on the Sympathetic
Nerve-cells, iv. 323,

Swallows” Eggs, xx, 236,

Swaen, A, See Tarchanoff, J.

Sweat, Reaction of (Moriggia), viii.
422 ; (Rohrig), viii, 428 ; Bacteria in
(Eberth), viii, 188 ; Glands of Dog,
x, 471 ; Mechanism of Secretion of,
xv. 238 ; Nerves of Cat, xiii. 260.

Swiczeicki, Von, on the Formation and
Excretion of Pepsin in Batrachians,
xi. 559.

Swift, Dean, Attacked by Aphasia
(Hollis), ix, 270,

Swimming-bladder of Fish (Harting),
vill. 177 ; Function of (Gouvriet), i.
367.

Swine, Formations of Fat in, ix. 234.

Syllidea armata, Pseudhemal Sys-
tem, xii. 401; Structure of, ‘xiii.
361.

Syme on Speech after Excision of the
Tongue, i. 165.

Symes, C., Pepsine in Commerce, ix.
426,

Symington, Johnson, Notes of the
Dissection of a Case of Dislocation of
the Head of the Right Radius
forwards, with Elongation of the

N

194,

Bone, xii. 445; on the Fold of the
Nates, xviii. 198-202 ; on Absence of
both Semi-membranosus Muscles,
xviii. 461; the Anatomy of Acquired
Flat-foot, xix. 83-93 ; the External
Auditory Meatus in the Child, xix.
280-285 ; on the Relations of the
Larynx and Trachea to the Vertebral
Column in the Feetus and Child,
xix. 286-291; on a Rare Abnor-
mality of the Pancreas, xix. 292.
See Craig, William.

Sympathetic, Action of, on the Secre-
tion of Urine (Peyrani), v. 216;
Connection of, with Intercostal
Nerves (Riidinger), ii. 168; in the
Dog, Removal of First Thoracic
Ganglion of Great (Carville and
Rochefontaine), ix. 213; Excision
of Portion of Cervical, in Rabbit
(Bidder), ix. 214; Ganglia, vii. 94,
95 5 viii. 392 ; Structure of (Fraent-
zel), li. 167 ; of the Bladder (Darwin),
viii. 3892; Influence of, on the
Eye (Sinitzin), v. 399 ; (Eckhard),
vill. 187; of Removal of Superior
Cervical Ganglion on Movements of
Iris (Vulpian), ix. 214; Nerve-cells
(Svierczewski), iv. 323; Nerve of
Neck, Effect of Division of, x. 511 ;
Nervous System, xil. 294 ; in Elas-
mobranch Fishes, xi. 422, 438;
Hypertrophy of (Cunningham), ix.

306; xii. 297; Physiology and
Pathology of (Ogle), iv. 323;
Structure of (Courvoisier), 1. 148 ;

(Luchtmans), i. 363; Relation of,
to Iris (Arlt), iv. 328 ; and Cerebro-
spinal Nervous Systems (Lebimoff),
ix. 206.

Symphemia, xix. 62, 72; semipalmata,
sax, 625 74.

Synapta, Alimentary Tract of, xi. 154,

Synaptide, Mesentery of, x. 579.

Syndactylism (Gruber), v. 382.

Synetheres prehensilis, Long Flexors
of, xvii. 160.

Synodontis schal (Arabi), xv. 324.

Synoplotherium, xi. 50.

Synostosis of the Cranium (Frankel),
v. 192.

Synotia, xvii, 495.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Synovial Membranes (Van der Sluys),
ix. 895; Hernie of (Gruber), vii.
329 ; of Joints (Reyher), viii. 261-
273.

Synthesis of Fat and Albuminoids,
sale syst)

Systole of Heart, Estimation of Length
of, x. 494; Splenic, xvi. 490.

TAzBEs Dorsalis, xvi. 364.

Tactile Corpuscles (Rouget), ili. 451 ;
Structure of (Thin), viii. 30-38 ;
Power and Mobility of Parts
(Kollenkamp and Ullrich, Vierordt),
v. 210.

Tadpole, Cell-migration in (Caton), v.
40; Structure of, x. 422, 428,
429.

Tenia from the Rhinoceros (Murie),
vy. 887; Canis lagopodis, i. 184;
cenurus, i. 1843 crassicollis, i. 184 ;
cucumerina, i. 184 ; echinococcus, 1.
183, 184 ; elliptica, i. 184; margin-
ata, i. 184.

Tail of Chlamydophorus, v. 13.

Tait, Lawson, on Congenital Absence
of the Pericardium and on Malfor-
mations of the Peritoneum, iii. 456 ;
Note on some Peculiar Tumours
found on the Gasterosteus Trachurus,
iv. 12-13 ; Note on Unusual Acces-
sory Muscles, iv. 236-238 ; on the
Freezing Process for Section-cutting,
and on Various Methods of Staining
and Mounting Sections, ix. 249 ;
Reply to, on Microtome, x. 178; on
the Anatomy of the Umbilical Cord,
x. 456.

Talpa, ii. 141, 142; xix. 21; Habitat,
ii. 152; Osteology of (Mivart), i.
282, 286-289 ; ii. 136-141, 151-152 ;
Tibial Flexor of, xvii. 148 ; europea,
xix. 262; Anatomy of Shoulder and
Upper Arm of, xx. 201 ; Dentition
of (Moseley and Lankester), ili. 78-
79 ; Female Organs of, xiv. 58.

Talpide, i. 281, 282; xviii. 388; xix.
22; Habitat, ii. 151; Osteology of,
ii. 150-151 ; Tibial Flexor of, xvii.
148.

Talpina, i. 282; ii. 141, 142; Habitat,
li. 151 ; Osteology of, ii. 151.

INDEX TO VOLS. 1.—XX.

Tamandua, Epitrochleo-anconeus in
(Galton), ix. 171; Placenta of, vii.
172; x. 706; tetradactyla, Long
Flexors of, xvii. 156; Placenta of,
viii. 363.

Tanghicine, viii. 102.

Tanghinin, viii. 102; venifera, vii.
139; Action of (Davidson), viii.
97-112.

Tape-worms, Source, &c., of (Cobbold),
i. 145.

Tapir, xi. 48; Placenta and Chorion
of, x. 129, 144; xi. 44, 48; Indian,
Articular Processes in, ix. 59 (foot-
note); Malayan (Murie), vi. 131-
169.

Tapirus americanus, vi. 141; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 168; malayanus,
Chorion and Uterus of, x. 144;
sumatranus, vi. 141; Long Flexors
of, xvii. 168.

Tappeiner, H., on Ligature of the
Vena Porte, viii. 189; on the
Oxidation of Cholic Acid with Acid
Chromate of Petash and Sulphuric
Acid, xi. 564.

Taraxacum, Action of, on Bile, x. 284.

Tarchanoff on the Innervation of the
Spleen and its Relation to Leucocy-
themia, viii. 185 ; on the Influence
of Changes of Temperature on the
Central Ends of the Cardiac Nerves,
viii. 899 ; on the Formation of Bile-
pigments from the Colouring Matter
of the Blood, ix. 241; on the Func-
tions of the Spleen, ix. 416; on the
Formation of Bile-pigment from
Hemoglobin in the Animal Body,
ix. 436 ; on the Contractile Elements
of the Blood and Lymph-capillaries,
x. 207; on the Canals which are
Supposed to Connect the Blood-
vessels with the Lymphaties, x. 208 ;
on a New Means of Arresting the
Heart of a Frog, x. 636; on the
Influence of Curara on the Quantity
of Lymph, and the Emigration of
the Colourless Corpuscles of the
Blood, xi. 198 ; and Swaen, A., on
the White Corpuscles of the Blood of
the Spleen, x. 218. See Putzeys, I’.

Tardigrada, Placenta of, viii. 364.

195

Tarsal Bones, Secondary (Stieda), iii.
447; Supernumerary (Bankart,
Pye-Smith and Phillips), iii. 447.

Tarsals of Three-toed Cow, ii. 110.

Tarsus (Bardeleben), xix. 509-510 ;
Malformed, vii. 157, 159 ; of Crypto-
branchus japonicus (Van der Heeven),
i, 185-186.

Tartar Emetic (Nobiling), ili. 220.

Tartesian Marten, li. 57.

Tasmanian Devil, Myology of (Mac-
alister), iv. 308.

Taste (Schiff), v. 212 ; Dependence of,
on the Part of the Mouth Irritated
(Camerer), v. 401; Goblets in Epi-
glottis of Dog and Cat (Schofield),
x. 475; Nerves of (Schiff), ii. 414 ;
(Lussana), vi. 227; Organs of a
Larval Amphibian, Pelobates fuscus
(Schulze), v. 195.

Tatusia novem-cinctus, Epitrochleo-
anconeus in (Galton), ix. 171; peba,
viii. 387; Dentition of (Flower),
ili. 205; Teeth of, ili. 265.

Taurin in the Human Organism (Sal-
kowski), viii. 410.

Tauro-carbaminacid, Synthesis of (Sal-
kowski), viii. 410.

Taylor, F., on Muscular Variations,
vii. 327 ; on Variations in Arteries,
vii. 331.

Tayra, Muscular Anatomy of (Mac-
alister), ix. 405.

Tcherinoff on Saccharometers, ii. 181.

Tea (Marvaud), vi. 500 ; Influence on
the Secretion of Urea (Rabuteau),
ix. 241,

Tears, Secretion of (Reid), ix. 220.

Teeth, Papers on (Hertwig), ix. 397 ;
Report on (Turner and Cunning-
ham), ix. 204; of Basking Shark,
xiv. 273; Enamel Organ in the
Armadillo (Tomes), viii. 387 ; Dental
Follicle, Origin and Formation of, in
Mammalia (Legros and Magitot),
viii. 887 ; Incisor, Malformation of
(Kirk), xviii. 339; of Mammals,
Development of Enamel in (Rolles-
ton), vi. 443 ; of Mesoplodon layardii
and M. sowerbyi, xiii. 465; Minute
Structure and Development of
(Hertz), i. 357; of Some Reptiles

196

and Amphibia, Development of
(Sirena), vi. 443; Supernumerary
Molars in Orang (Humphry), viii.
136-141 ; and Allied Organs in the
Mammalia (Flower), vi. 443.

Tega, xx. 67.

Teius teguenin, xix. 253.

Teleostei, viii. 66-68 ; Brain, &c., of,
x. 83; Development of, x. 679
(footnote); Early Stages of, xvi.
341; Nerves of Eye-muscles of, xvi.
329 ; Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 87,
89, 94; Rays of, xi. 609.

Teleostomi, i. 127.

Telgmann, J., and Krause, W., Die
Nerven-Varietiiten beim Menschen
(Review), ii. 386.

Tellurite of Sodium, Action of (Rabu-
teau), iv. 165.

Telson of the Macrurous Crustacea
(Garrod), v. 271-273.

Temperature, Papers on, ix. 247; x.
651; xi. 570; Action of Curare on
(Riegel), vi. 237; on the Iris of
Mammals and on the Striated Muscle
of the Frog, viii. 429; of the Air
and of the Body, Relation Between
(Garrod), vi. 126-1380 ; of the Blood
in the Heart (Jacobson and Bern-
hardt), iii. 460; Bodily, Effect of
Exercise on (Allbutt), vii. 106-119 ;
Influence of Salicine on, xi. 589;
Relation of Excretion of Carbonic
Acid to, xi. 199; of Children
(Finlayson), iv. 191; in Diabetes
(Foster), iii. 377-378 ; Diminution
of, by Pain (Horwath), v. 409;
Diminution of, by Gas in the Intes-
tines (Simons), v. 409; Effects of
Cerebral Lesions on (Bruek and
Giinther), v. 410; Experiments on
Dogs, ix. 444; Fall of (Simons), v.
218 ; in Fever, Relation of the Peri-
pheral to the Central, x. 651;
Freezing, Behaviour of Cold-blooded
Animals at (Doehnoff), viii. 430; of
Peripheral Parts, xi. 570 ; in Health
(Laurie), viii. 427; (Juergensen),
viii. 430; of Heart and Lungs (Albert
and Stricker), viii. 427; ix. 347;
Highest Bearable by the Hand, x.
651; Highest at which Life can Exist,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

x. 651; of Human Body in Various
Climates, xv. 118; on Increase of,
in Fever (Dobezcanski and Nannyn),
viii 429; in India (Crombie), ix.
444 ; Influence of Food and Diges-
tion on (Vintschgau and Dietl), v.
409 ; of Nerve-lesions on (Mitchell),
viii. 427; of Nervous System on
(Heidenhain), v. 410; (Riegel), vi.
231; of Various Drugs upon, x.
651; of Warm Sulphur Baths on
(Boettcher), vi. 238 ; Level, of Para-
lysed Parts, x. 651; Loss of (Acker-
mann), vi. 486 ; Means of Lowering
(Manassein), vi. 237; Normal and
Pathological (Jacobson), v. 410;
Regulation of (Rohrig and Zuntz),
vi. 237; (Senator, Liebermeister,
Gildemeister, Wertheim), vi. 238;
(Riegel), viii. 427; in the Right and
Left Ventricle (Rosenthal), vi. 482 ;
of Warm-blooded Animals (Hor-
varth), vi. 235; and Circulation
(Jones), viii. 427.

Temporal Bone, Ossification of, xvii.
498; Ridge on Side of Skull, x.
440.

Temporo-mandibular Cushion of the
Great Fin- Whale (Struthers), vi. 123.

Tench, Respiratory Movements of, xiy.
462.

Tendinous Tissue, x. 447.

Tendon, Cellular Elements of (Le
Goff and Ramouat), ix. 392 ; Nerves
in (Sutton), xix. 264.

Tendons of Foot, Flexor, Connection
of (Schultze), ii. 156; Minute
Anatomy of (Thin), ix. 195 ; Reflex
Action of, x. 631; Shortening of
(Hermann, Engelmann), viii. 214,
423 ; Structure of (Spina), vill. 162 ;
and Development of (Ranvier), iv.
52h 1x. 190:

Tenon, Capsule of, xx. 4, 20.

Tensor Tympani, which
Supplies, x. 634,

Teratological Series of the Museum of
the R.C.S., Catalogue of (Lowne)
(Review), vii. 320.

Teratology (Dareste), iii.
Malformations.

Teratomata in Animals, xix. 468.

Nerve

457. See

INDEX TO VOLS. L—XX.

Terebella, Blood of, xiii. 361 ; zostire-
cola (Willemoes-Suhm), vi. 449.

Terebillides stremii (Willemoes-Suhm),
vi. 449,

Terebratula, Mesoblast of, xi. 154.
Tergast, P., on the Relations of Nerve-
fibres to Muscular Fibres, vii. 329.

Tergipes edwardsii, Heart of, x. 506.

Terminal Forms of Life (Cleland),
XVlil. 345-362.

Tern, xx. 61.

Tertiary Occipital Condyle (Allen), iii.
196.

Testes, Retained (Beigel), ii. 176; of
Chlamydophorus, v. 11.

Testicle, Anatomy of (Mihalkovics), ix.
207; Nerve-endings of the (Let-
zerich), ili. 199; of Elephant (Wat-
son), vil. 65-67 ; Descent of (Lith),
li. 434.

Testis, Chemical Constituents of
(Treskin), vi. 471; Changes in,
after Division of Spermatic Nerve
(Obolensky), ii. 192; Tuberculosis
of, xiii. 414,

Testudo, xix. 41; Muscles of, xvi,
507 ; greca, Carapax of, xx. 220 ;
indica, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
91 ; suleata, Atlas of (Macalister),
iii. 62.

Tetanisation of Nerves and Muscles, x.
652.

Tetanus (Engelmann), v. 218 ; (Rober),
v. 405; Papers on, ix. 245, 444 ;
Chloroform (R. Norris), i. 231-234 ;
Experiments on (Minot), xii. 297,
502; Nature of (Ringer and Murrell),
xi. 517; Thermal (R. Norris), i.
231.

Teutleben, Von, on the Muscles and
Mechanism of Mastication in Verte-
brata, ix. 390.

Text-books of Physiology, ix. 248, 450.

Thaden, Von, on Malformation of the
Left Ventricle of the Heart, iii. 203.

Thalacinus harrisii or cynocephalus,
Nerves of Hind Limb of, xv. 265.

Thalami Optici, Function of (Noth-
nagel), ix. 210.

Thalassiarche culminata, xx. 66.

Thalium Salts, Action of, on Blood
(Blake), vii. 203.

197

Thanhoffer, 8., on the Absorption of
Fat in the Small Intestine, viii.
410 ; on the Histology of the Cornea,
x. 452.

Thebaia (Brown and Fraser), ii. 235-
236.

Theca Dorsalis of Chlamydophorus, v.
13.

Theine, Action of (Leven), iii. 224 ;
(Bennett), viii. 225.

Theobromin, Action of (Bennett), viii.
225.

Therapeutics of Diphtheria (Brown),
xis

Thermal Conductivity of Muscle, xi.
570; Intluences Proceeding from
Hemispheres of Cerebrum, xi. 184.

** Thick-knees,” xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Thigh, Muscles of, in Birds (Garrod),
ix, 405,

Thin, G., on the Structure of the
Tactile Corpuscles, viii. 30-88; on
the Lymphatic System in the
Cornea, viii. 390; a Contribution
to the Anatomy of Connective
Tissue, Nerve, and Muscle, with
Special Reference to their Relation
to the Lymphatic System, ix. 193 ;
on the Minute Anatomy of Muscle
and Tendon, ix. 195; on the Con-
nective Tissues, ix. 894; Cells of
Cornea, x. 108 ; Traumatic Inflam-
mation of Connective Tissue, © x.
447; on the Histology of the
Cornea, x. 452; Optic Nerve-fibres
and Ganglion-cells of Mammalian

Retina, xili. 139 ; Note on Ganglion-
cells of Elephant’s Retina, xiv. 287 ;
Histology of Molluscum Conta-
giosum, xvi. 202 ; and Ewart, J. C.,
a Contribution to the Anatomy of
the Lens, x. 223.

Third Occipital Condyle, Halbertsma
on the, i. 178.

Thiry’s Fistula (Albini), vii. 187.

Thoma, E., on the Cement-substance
of Epithelium, ix. 450.

R., on the Migration of White

Corpuscles, viii. 403; on the

Influence of the Concentration of

the Blood and Tissue-juices in the

Change of Form and Place of the

198 INDEX-TO VOLS; T—=XxX,

Colourless Blood- corpuscles, ix.
423. See Arnold, Julius,

Thomomys talipoides, Long Flexors of,
xvii. 163,

Thompson, D’Arcy W., on _ the
Nature and Action of Certain Liga-
ments, xviii. 406-410; on Some
Bones of a Fossil Seal from the
Post-tertiary Clay at Dunbar, xiii.
318 ; on the Hind Limb of Ichthyo-
saurus and on the Morphology of
Vertebrate Limbs, xx. 532-535.

Thomson, Allen, on the Difference in
the Mode of Ossification of the First
and other Metacarpal and Metatarsal
Bones, iii, 131-146. See Quain.

Arthur, Origin of the Internal
Circumflex from the Deep Epigastric
Artery, xvii. 379 ; on Two Instances
of Abnormality in the Course and
Distribution of the Radial Artery,
Xviil. 265-269; Variations of the
Thoracic Duct Associated with
Abnormal Arterial Distribution,
Xvili. 416-425 ; on the Delineation
of Skulls by Composite Photography,
xix. 109-114, 230 ; Some Variations
in the Anatomy of the Human
Liver, xix. 303-306 ; on Some Un-
usual Variations in Human Anatomy,
xix. 328-332.

—— J. H., on Deformities of the
Lower Jaw of the Cachalot, iii.
204,

Thoracic Duct, Abnormal Distribution
of, xvi. 801; Termination of, on
the Right Side (Watson), vi, 427 ;
Variations of (Thomson), xviii. 416-
425; of Negro, xiv. 245; Move-
ments (Ransome), iv. 140-146; Ribs,
Variations in, ix. 18, 46 ; in Three-
toed Sloth, ix. 18, 48 (footnote) ;
Vertebra, Use of Term, xii. 158 ;
Viscera of Bushwoman, i. 206.

Thorax, Arrangement of Azygos and
Superior Intercostal Veins in, xiii.
346; Malformed (Eggel), iv. 306 ;
(Flesch), viii. 170.

Thorner, E., on Defective Formation
of the Amnion, iv. 161.

Thought, Powers of, in Vertebrate
Auimals (Byrne), ix. 97, 402.

Three-banded Armadillo, Quadratus

Femoris in (Murie), ix. 185.

Three-toed Cow (Goodman), ii. 109-

113 ; Sloth, Imperfect First Thoracic
Rib in, ix. 48 (footnote).

Throat of Indian Elephant (Watson),

Viil. 89-94,

Thrush, Eggs of, xx. 233.
Thudicum on the Chemistry of Bile,

ii. 428 ; on the Chemistry of Urine,
ii, 429; on Crystalline Hematine,
iii. 231 ; on Cruentine, iii. 232; on
the Chemistry of Muscles, iii. 236 ;
on the Chemistry of the Brain, iii.
237 ; x. 202; on Kryptophanic Acid,
the Normal Free Acid of Urine, v.
226; on Kryptophanic Acid, vi.
467.

Thurnam on the Weight of the Brain,

i. 149.

Thurston, Edgar, on the Length of the

Systole of the Heart as Estimated
from Sphygmographic Tracings, x.
494.

Thylacinus, xix. 22 (note), 42; Atlas

of (Macalister), iii. 58; Muscles of,
xiii. 3; xvi. 6; Nerves of Hind Limb
of, xiv. 149, 152; xv. 265; Teeth
of, iii. 265; cynocephalus, Long
Flexors of, xvii. 154; Lungs of
(Hollis), ix. 267; harrisii, Nerves
of Fore Limb of, xii. 427 ; Muscles
of Hand of, xii. 434.

Thyro-arytenoid Muscle, Anatomy in,

Xvi. 485.

Thyroid Arteries, Abnormal Arrange-

ment of, xiv. 3853; Anatomy of
Human (Callender), ii. 170; Gland
Absence of Left Lobe of, xviii. 118 ;
Gland (Gibson), xx. 674-691 ; His-
tology of (Amado), v. 196; Influence
of Flow of Blood upon the (Guyon),
ili, 208 ; Innervation of (Poincaré),
x. 451 ; Structure of (Peremeschko),
ii, 171; of Pilot Whale, ii. 76.

Thyroptera, Manus of, xvi. 200.
Thyssanopoda inermis, xix. 295, 302.
Tibia, Malformed, vii. 156, 159, 160 ;

of Numenius, xix. 79; of Three-
toed Cow, ii. 110.

Tiegel, E., on the Sugar-producing

Ferment of Blood, viii. 199; the

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Height of the Contraction of Muscle
as a Portion of the Weight, xi. 568 ;
on the Height of the Contractions
in Muscles Stimulated with Over-
maximal Stimuli, xi. 568.

Tieghem on Urine, ix. 241.

Tiger, Larynx of, xvii. 368.

Tilesius, Count, Anecdote of Dogs
Related by, ix. 100.

Tillodontia, xi. 50.

Tinamorphe, i. 370.

Tinamus, xx. 256.

Tinca, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462.

Tinoceras, vii. 269.

Tissue Metabolism in the Annulata
(Hollis), viii, 120-126; Metamor-
phosis, Action of Salicylic Acid on,
xi. 567 ; Influence of Respiration on,
xi. 567 ; Tenacity of, xiii, 157,

Tissues, New Mode of Preserving
Colours of, xiv. 511,

Tits’ Eggs, xx. 231,

Toad, Experiments on Heart of, x,
735 ; Lens of, x. 228.

Tobacco, Action of (Sée), iv,
(Blatin, Kopf), iv. 316.

Todd, R. B., Bowman, Wm., and Beale,
L. S., The Physialggical Anatomy
and Physiology of Man (Review), i,
142-145.

R. B. See Beale, L. S,

Todus, Osteology of (Murie), vii, 337.

Tornblom, Human Myology, ii. 165.

Toes, Homologies of Long Flexors of,
in Mammalia, xvi. 355; Supernume-
rary, in Cat (Burt, Wilder), i.
368.

Tolmatschew, N., on a Dilated Vesicula
Prostatica, iv, 306.

Tolypeutes conwrus, ix. 171 (footnote) ;
Anatomy of (Murie), ix. 405 ; Long
Flexors of, xvii. 157; Quadratus
Femoris in (Murie), ix. 185;
tricinctus, Epitrochlea-anconens in
(Galton), ix. 171.

Tomaszewicz on the Actian af Chloral
and Trichloracetic Acid, ix. 448.

Tomes, C. S., on Nasmyth’s Membrane,
vii. 171; on the Existence of an
Enamel-organ in the Armadillo, viii.
887 ; Development of the Teeth of

315;

199

the Newt, Frog, Certain Lizards and
the Ophidia, ix. 397.

Tonge, M., on the Semilunar Valves
of the Aorta and Pulmonary Artery,
iii, 200.

Tongue of Birds, Nerve-endings in
(Ihlder, Wyss), v. 194; Dermoid
Cysts of, xx. 449 ; Development of
(Cleland), viii, 250-260; Distribu-
tion of Gustatory Bodies in (Hof-
mann), ix, 396; of Chimpanzee, 1.
263 ; of Chionis alba, iv. 88; of
Dog, Style in, xiv. 288 ; Gustatory
Papille of (Lovén), iii. 242; Human,
Muscles of, x. 443; Morphology of
Muscles of, xv. 382 ; Mucous Mem-
brane of, Vaso-dilator Action of the
Glosso-laryngeal Nerve on _ the
Vessels of, x. 626; Muscles of, in
Indian Elephant (Watson), ix. 131 ;
New Muscle of (Bochdalek), i. 357 ;
Structure of the Papille of the
(Lovén and Schwalbe), iii. 200.

Tonsils, Functions of (Fox), xx, 559-
564,

Tooth-pulp, Structure of (Boll), iii.
202 ; Supernumerary. Upper Incisor,
xii. 142.

Topinard, P., Revue d’Anthropologie,
xx. 546.

Tornarsa, Lateral Discs in Larva of,
x, 578.

Torpedinide, Pori Abdominales of,
xiv. 85.
Torpedo, Development of, xi. 133,

142, 159, 167 ; Electrical Discharge
of (Marey), vi. 475; Electrical Plates
of (Boll), viii. 392; Epiblast of, x.
554; Embryo of, x. 555, 672; xi.
680, 685; Head Cavity in Embryo
of, xi. 474 ; Lymphatics of (Robin),
i. 367; narce and marmorata, Pori

Abdominales of, xiv. 85.

Torsion of Arteries (Humphry), jii.
13.

Tortoise, Sternum of (Gray), viii. 177;
Water, xx. 53, 182.

Tortoises, Experiments on Heart of, x.
735 ; Reproduction of Carapax of,
xx. 220.

Torule, xii. 499.

Totanus, xviii. 99 ; xix. 71, 76; mel-

200

anoleucus, xix, 62 ; flavipes, xix. 62,
72, 73, 75.

Tourneux, F., on the Epithelium of
the Serous Membranes, vili. 390.
Toussaint, M. H., on a Pustular Dis-
ease Caused by an Atmospheric

Germ, Xili. 283.

Toxicologie, Lehrbuch d. Experiment-
ellen (Hermann), ix. 248.
Toxicology of Caffein, xi.

Nickel and Cobalt, xvii. 89.

Trabecule, Subarachnoid, ix. 198.

Trachea, Action of Vapour on, ix.
233; Congenital Malformation of,
in the Horse (Smith), xix. 24-26 ;
Double Aortic Arch Enclosing, x.
450; Movements of (Schroetter),
viii. 203; Relations of, in the
Fetus and Child (Symington), xix.
286-291 ; of Sowerby’s Whale, xx.
165.

Tracheal Cysts, xx. 451.

Trachealis Muscle of Man and Animals,
xvii. 204,

Trachydosaurus rugosus, XX. 41.

Tragopan, Horned, Cranial Appen-
dages of (Murie), vii. 337.

Traguiide, Placenta, &c., of, x. 129,
144; xiii. 200; xiv. 374.

Tragulus, Blood-corpuscles of, x. 206;
javanicus, viii. 71; stanleyanus and
kanchil, Placenta of, xiv. 374; stan-
leyanus, Villi of, x. 144.

Transfusion of Blood, Papers on, ix.
416; x. 210, 211, 645, 646; Fever
after (Liebrecht), ix. 247.

Transmission of Artificial Conditions,
xi. 208 ; of Hereditary Peculiarities
(Ogle), vii. 332,

Transposition of Viscera (Hickmann,

207; of

Bankart, Pye-Smith, Phillips,
Powell), iii. 456.
Transudations (Ewald), ix. 227;

(Pacini), ix. 416.

Transverse Processes, Cervical, Addi-
tional Foramen in, ix. 17, 27.

Traquair, R. H., on the So-called
Tailless Trout of Islay, vi. 411-416 ;
on the Cranial Osteology of Polyp-
terus, v. 166-183; on the External
Characters of Calamoichthys cala-
buricus, v. 386; on Specimens of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—xXX.

Phaneropleuron andersoni and
Uronemus lobatus, vii. 338; on
Various Fossil Fish, ix. 406,

Traube on the Action of Carbonic
Oxide, i. 154; on the Condition of
the Yeast-plant in a Medium Free
from Oxygen, xiii, 240; on Vomit-
ing, ix. 287.

Traumatic Inflammation, Changes in
Brain in, x. 621; of Connective
Tissue, x. 447; Keratitis (Walb),
ix. 415,

Tree-porcupine, xix. 262.

Trematodes, vi. 449; xii. 407 (foot-
note).

Treskin on Chemical Constituents of
the Testis, vi. 471; on Urine and
its Changes in the Bladder, vi.
467.

Treves, F., the Anatomy of the In-
testinal Canal and Peritoueum of
Man, xx. 189-190.

Trichecodon koninckii (van Beneden),

- vi. 446,

Trichecus rosmarus,
272.

Teeth of, iii.

Trichina spiralis in the Muscles of
the Rat (Stirling), vi. 425.

Trichine (Key), ili. 243.

Trichloracetic Acid, Action of (Tomas-
zewicz), ix. 448.

Trichophyton tonsurans, xii. 498.

Tricuspid Valve, Congenital Insuf-
ficiency of (Ebstein), i. 153.

Tridon. See Lépine.

Trifanowsky, D., on the Composition
of Human Bile, x. 217.

Trigeminal Nerves, Deep Origin of,
XViea Lill

Trigeminus, Section of, ix. 415 ; Cause
of Keratitis following Section of, x.
634.

Trimethyl - Oxethyl - Ammonium,
Hydrate of, iii. 38.

Trinchese on Motor Nerve-endings,
li. 395.

Tringa, xviii. 99 ; xix. 62, 73, 74, 76,
78 ; bonapartii, xix. 63.

Tringoides, xix. 62, 71; macularius,
xixe 611,76.

Trionyx ocellatus and gangeticus, Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 91.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Tripier, L., on the Production of
Rickets Artificially, viii, 426; and
Arloing on the Difference in the
Action of the Two Vagi, xi. 557.
See Arloing.

Trissier on the Physiology of the
Vagus, viii. 185.

Triton, Eye-muscles of, xvi. 331; Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 90; Urino-
genital Organs of, x. 38, 40.

Trochilide, xviii. 282.

Trochus, Embryos of, xi. 153.

Troglodytes, xx. 646 ; gorilla, Femoral
Artery in, xv. 530; niger, Muscles
and Nerves of (Champneys), vi.
176-211; gorilla, Ossicula of, xiii.
404,

Trogon, xviii. 282.

Trogonide, xviii. 282, 283.

Troitzky, A., Effect of Temperature
and Different Degrees of the Stimu-
lating Current on the Rapidity of
Propagation of Excitation in the
Frog’s Nerve, ix. 218.

Trolard, P., on the Venous System of
the Cranium and Encephalon, iv.
301.

Trombidium, Structure of the Striped
Muscle in (Flégel), vi. 442.

Trommer’s Test for Sugar, ix. 439.

Trophic Gland-nerves, xiii. 121;
Nerves (Bernard), ix. 413; Lesions
(Fischer, Schiefferdecker), vi. 222.

Trotter, C., Remarks on Dr Davies’
Paper on the Law which Regulates
the Relative Magnitude of the Areas
of the Four Orifices of the Heart, iv.
295-299; Review of Haughton’s
Animal Mechanics, vii. 312-318 ;
Note on Gordon’s Paper on Certain
Molar Movements, &c., xi. 755.

Troughs, Galvanometer, ii. 102-103,

Trout, Tailless, of Islay (Traquair), vi.
411-416; Development of Ova of
(Oellacher), vii. 174; Egg of, Ger-
minal Vesicle of, x. 382.

Truman, E. B., on Development of
the Ovum of the Pike, iy. 161.

Trygon pastinace and brucco, Pori
Abdominales of, xiv. 86.

Trygonide, Pori Abdominales of, xiv.
86.

201

Trypsin (Enzym of Pancreas), xi. 560 ;
and Bacteria Ferment, xiii. 240.

Tschaussow on the Circulation in In-
flammation, v. 215.

Tscherinoff on Glycogen, i. 359.

Tscheschichin on the Action of the
Nervous System on Animal Heat, i.
163.

Tschiriew on Nerve Influence on
Arteries, viii. 183 ; on the Difference
between the Gases of the Blood and
Lymph in Asphyxiated Animals, x.
646 ; Daily Metamorphosis of Trans-
fused Albumen, x. 647; on the
Dependence of the Rhythm of the
Heart on Variations in the Blood-
pressure, xi. 550.

Tubercle, xx. 88, 92; Giant-cells of,
xiii. 183.

Tuberculosis, xiii, 414; Human and
Bovine, xv. 1, 177.

Tuberculous Pneumonia, xiii, 415.

Tubifex, Structure of (M‘Intosh), v.
387.

Tubipora, the Polypary of (Kolliker),
li. 405,

Tubular Bones, Growth of (Wegner),
ix. 190.

Tubuli-uriniferi, i. 147.

Tuckerman, F., on Bilateral Symmetry
of Form and Function, xix. 307-308 ;
Supernumerary Leg in a Male Frog,
xx. 516-519. :

Tuke, J. B., on a Case of Hypertrophy
of the Right Cerebral Hemisphere
with Co-existent Atrophy of the
Left Side of the Body, vii. 257-266 ;
on Histology of Brain, ix. 201.

Tumor Albus, x. 61.

Tumours, Atiology of, xix. 468; in
Animals (Sutton), xix. 415-475 ;
Cerebellar, xiv. 337 ; Covered with
Pilose Skin from Pharynx of Girl,
xv. 246; Intra-thoracie Lymphoid,
xiii. 498 ; Malignant Bone, xv. 405 ;
Peculiar Form of, xiv. 329 ; Present-
ing the Type of the Structure of the
Chorda Dorsalis (Turner), ii. 247-252;
of the Stickleback (Tait), iv. 12-13 ;
Subcutaneous Cystic, xiv. 292.

Tunica Descemeti and its Influence on
Accommodation (Heiberg), iv. 332.

202 INDEX TO: ‘VOLS: L=Xx:

Tunicata, Mesoblast and Hypoblast of
x1 152,

Tupaia, Cxecum of, ii. 141, 145 ;
Female Organs of, xiv. 70 ; Habitat
of, ii, 145; Osteology of Mivart),
i. 282, 292-295; ii 136, 187,
139-141, 145; ellioti, Tibial Flexor
of, xvii. 148.

Tupaiide, i, 282; Habitat of, ii. 145 ;
Osteology of, ii. 145.

Tupaye, ii. 141, 142.

Turbellaria, xii. 407 (footnote).

Turbellarians, Nervous System of, xi.
437,

Turbo, Embryos of, xi. 158.

Turbot, Changes of Colour in, ix.
413.

Turkish Bath, Physiology of, xiii.
454,

Turner, F. C., Abnormal Development
of Coronary Arteries of Heart, xix.
119,

Turner, William, a Remarkable Mode
of Gestation in an Undescribed
Species of Arius (4, Boakeit), i.
78-82 ; on the Convolutions of the
Human Cerebrum, i. 149 ; on Cases
of Uterus Bicornis Unicollis, i. 162 ;
on a Variation in the Origin of the
Long Buccal Nerve as Elucidating
its Physiology, i. 83-84; on the
Musculus Sternalis, i, 246-253
on the Brain of Dasypus sex-
cinctus, i, 813-315; a Contribu-
tion to the Anatomy of the Pilot
Whale (Globiocephalus svineval),
Lacép, ii. 66-79; an Account of
an Enormous Tumour, Presenting
the Type of the Structure of the
Chorda Dorsalis, ii. 247-252 ; Two
Cases of Musculus Rectus Thoracis
in Man, ii. 392-394 ; the Craninm
of an Apparently New Species of
Arctocephalus, iii. 113-117; Further
Observations on the Stomach in the
Cetacea, ii. 117-119; Anatomical
Memoirs of Prof. J. Goodsir
(Review), iii. 194; Variation in the
Long Buccal Nerve, iii. 198; Double
Ento-cuneiform Bone, iii. 448; Case
of a Valve at the Mouth of the
Superior Vena Cava, iii, 452-454 ;

Supernumerary Cervical Ribs, iv.
130-139 ; Case of Displacement of
the Submaxillary Glands, iv. 147 ;
the Species of Seals found in Scot-
land in Beds of Glacial Clay, iv.
260-270 ; Note on the Capture of
the Grey Seal (Halichwrus grypus)
on the Coasts of Fife and Forfar,
iv. 270-271 ; the Sternum and Ossa
Innominata of the Longniddry
Whale, iv. 271-281; Case in which
in Man the Pericardium was Un-
attached to the Diaphragm, with a
Parallel Illustration from the Wal-
rus, v. 114; Rudiment of the Pan-
niculus Carnosus, Superficial to the
Trapezius, v. 116; on Crystals in
Connective Tissue of Thymus of
Nylghau, vy. 196; the So-called
Two-headed Ribs in Whales and in
Man, v. 348-361; the Transverse
Processes of the Seventh Cervical
Vertebra in Balenoptera sibbaldii, v.
361-362; the Anatomy of Balenop-
tera sibbaldii, v. 382; aSperm Whale
Killed at Oban in 1829, v. 383; a
Dissection of the Gravid Uterus and
the Arrangement of the Fetal
Membranes in Orca gladiator, v.
883; viii. 165; a Contribution to
the Visceral Anatomy of the Green-
land Shark (Lemargus borealis), vii.
233; the Sternum of the Sperm
Whale (Physeter macrocephalus), vi.
377 ; Some Additional Variations in
the Distribution of the Nerves of
the Human Body, vi. 100, 487;
a M. Tensor Fascie Suralis, vi. 442;
a Tensor Fascie Poplitealis, vi.
442; the So-called Two-headed
Ribs in Whales and in Man, vi.
445; the Sperm Whale in the
Scottish Seas, vi. 445; Ziphius
cavirostris in British Seas, vii.
173; the Dentition of the Nar-
whal (Monodon monoceros), vil. 75-
79; the Structure of the Human
Placenta, vii. 120-133; the So-
called Prickle or Claw at the End
of the Tail of the Lion and other
Felines, vii. 271-273; an Eden-
tulous Condition of the Skull of the

INDEX TO VOLS. 1L-—XxX. 203

Grey Seal (Halicherus gryphus), vii.
273-274 ; the Placentation of Sloths,
vii. 302-308 ; viii. 362 ; an Irregu-
larity of the Pectoralis Major, vii.
827 ; Horse-shoe Kidney, vii. 331;
the Anatomy of the Human Placenta,
vii. 333 ; a Bidental Skull of a Nar-
whal, viii. 133-134; the Relations
of the Convolutions of the Human
Cerebrum to the Outer Surface of
the Skull and Head, viii. 142-148 ;
the Convolutions of the Brain in
Relation to Intelligence, viii. 173 ;
Additional Observations on the
Anatomy of the Greenland Shark
(Lemargus borealis), viii. 285-290 ;
Further Examples of Variations in
the Arrangement of the Nerves of
the Human Body, viii. 297-299 ;
an Illustration of the Relations of
the Convolutions of the Human
Cerebrum to the Outer Surface of
the Skull, viii. 359-361; Phoca
grenlandica as a British Species of
Seal, ix. 147-149 ; Observations on
the Spiny Shark, ix. 297; on the
Presence of Spiracles in the Porbeagle
Shark (Lamna cornubica), ix. 301 ;
an Introduction to Human Anatomy,
including the Anatomy of the
Tissues, Part I., ix. 886; the
Structure of the Diffused, the Poly-
cotyledonary and the Zonary Forms
of Placenta, x. 127; Note on the
Placental Area in the Cat’s Uterus
after Delivery, x. 433 ; the Structure
of the Non-gravid Uterine Mucous
Membrane in the Kangaroo, x. 513 ;
Additional Note on the Dentition
of the Narwhal, x. 516; the Pla-
centation of the Cape Anteater
(Orycteropus capensis), x. 693;
General Observations on the Pla-
centa, with Especial Reference to
the Theory of Evolution, xi. 33 ;
the Lobules and Connective Tissue
of Camel’s Liver, xi. 354 ; a Case of
Supernumerary Upper Incisor Teeth,
xii. 142; the Placentation of the
Lemurs, xii. 147; a Human Cere-
brum Imperfectly Divided into Two
Hemispheres, xii. 241 ; the Dissec-

tion of a Negro, xiii. 382; the
Placentation of the Apes, with a
Comparison of the Structure of their
Placenta with that of the Human
Female, xii. 495; Stranded Sperm
Whales, xii. 593; the Fotal Mem-
branes of the Reindeer (Rangifer
tarandus), xii. 601 ; on the Oviduets
of the Greenland Shark (Lemargus
borealis), xii. 604 ; the Placenta of
the Hog-deer, xiii. 94 ; the Cotyle-
donary and Diffused Placenta of the
Mexican Deer (Cervus mexicanus),
xiii. 195; Exostoses within the
External Auditory Meatus, xiii. 200 ;
Report on Recent Memoirs on the
Anatomy of the Brain, xiii. 266 ;
Loop-like Bifurcation of External
Carotid Artery, xiii. 399 ; the Form
and Structure of the Teeth of
Mesoplodon layardii and sowerbyi,
xiii, 465; Pori Abdominales in
some Sharks xiv. 101; Descrip-
tion of a Cleft Sternum, xiv. 103;
Foetal Membranes of Eland, xiv. 241;
Dissection of a second Negro, xiv.
244; Structure of the Comb-like
Branchial Appendages and of the
Teeth of the Basking Shark (Selache
maxima), xiv. 273; on Walsham’s
Observations on the Coronary Veins
of the Stomach, xiv. 403; Two
Masks and a Skull from Islands
near New Guinea—a Contribution
to Anthropology, xiv. 475; the
Form and Proportions of a Fetal
Indian Elephant, xv. 519; the
Cranial Characters of the Admiralty
Islanders, xvi. 135; a Specimen of
Sowerby’s Whale (Mesoplodon bidens)
Captured in Shetland, xvi. 458 ;
Specimen of Rudolphi’s Whale (Bale-
noptera borealis or laticeps) Cap-
tured in the Firth of Forth, xvi.
471; Secondary Astragalus’ in
Human Foot, xvii. 82; Some Varia-
tions in the Bones of the Human Car-
pus, xvii. 244; a First Dorsal Vertebra,
with a Foramen at the Root of the
Transverse Process, xvii. 255; Cer-
vical Ribs and the So-called Bicipi-
tul Ribs in Man, in Relation to

204

Corresponding Structures in the
Cetacea, xvii. 884; First Dorsal
Vertebra with a Foramen at the
Root of the Transverse Process,
Xvili, 223; Absence of the Semi-
membranosus; also Absence of
Gemelli and Quadratus Femoris,
xvill. 463 ; Hereditary Deformity of
the Hand, xviii. 463-464; the
Relation of the Alveolar Form of
Cleft Palate to the Incisor Teeth
and the Intermaxillary Bones, xix.
198-213 ; the Dumb-bell-shaped
Bone in the Palate of Ornitho-
rhynchus Compared with the Pre-
nasal Bone of the Pig, xix. 214-
217 ; the Infra-orbital Suture, xix.
218-220; Additional Note on the
Oviducts of the Greenland Shark,
xix, 221-222; Absence of Extensor
Carpi Ulnaris and Presence of an
Accessory Sural Muscle, xix. 333-
334; the Index of the Pelvic Brim
as a Basis of Classification, xx.
125-143 ; the Anatomy of a Second
Specimen of Sowerby’s Whale from
Shetland, xx. 144-188; the Sacral
Index in Various Races of Mankind,
xx. 317-323; on a Navajo Skull,
xx. 430-431; the Lumbar Curve of
the Spinal Column in Several Races
of Men, xx. 536-543; Report on

the Progress of Anatomy, i. 146,
356; li, 165-176, 392-406 ; iii.
195-206, 447-449; iv. 150-163 ;

v. 192-200, 375-388; vi. 433-449 ;
vii. 167-174; viii. 386-394; and
Cunningham, D. J., Report on the
Progress of Anatomy, ix. 190-205,
388-406; x. 440; and Smith, J.
A., Observations on Some Negro
Crania from Old Calabar, West
Africa, ili, 385-389. See Garrod,
A. He; and Scott; J. H.

Turpentine as an Antidote to Phos-
phorus - poisoning (Currey and
Vigier), v. 392.

Tursio, v. 136.

Tursiops gillii, vii. 335.

Turtle, Carpus of, li. 155; Occipital
Condyle of (Macalister), iii. 60 ;
Premaxillaries of, viii. 70.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XxX.

Turtles, Skeletons
(Gray), ix. 406.
Tweedy, J., on Absence of the Thora-
cic Portion of the Pectoralis Major,

vii. 327.

Twin-development, Arrested (Handy-
side), i. 152; ili, 457.

Two-toed Anteater, ix. 171 (footnote) ;
Myology of the Limbs of the
(Humphry), iv. 17-78.

Tympanic Bulla of the Pichiciégo
(Atkinson), v. 5.

Tympanum, Development of (Urbants-
chitsch), ix. 220; in Foetus and
the Newly-born (Wendt), ix. 220;
Functions of (Jago), iv. 326; in
Raia, xvii. 188.

Tyrosin, Radziejewsky on, i. 162; ii.
180 ; xviii. 33.

Tyson, Jas., the Cell Doctrine, its
History and Present State (Review),
iv. 285; Guide to the Practical
Examination of Urine, x. 658.

and Skulls of

UINTATHERIUM, Vil. 269.

Ulrich on the Relation of Tactile
Power to the Mobility of Parts, v.
210.

Ulna, Exostosis of (Anderson), xix.
309-310; Movements of (Dwight),
xix. 186-189 ; (Heiberg) xix. 237-
240; (Cathcart), xix. 355-362.

Umbilical Arteries, Valvular Structures
in, xii. 229 ; Cord (Lawson Tait), x.
456 ; Minute Structure of (Koester),
iv. 3802; Vessels, Structure of
(Berger), vii. 171.

Unau, Myology of the Limbs of the
(Humphry), iv. 17-78.

Ungulata, vii. 270; xi. 50, 53; xx.
51; Affinities of Elephants with,
xii. 261; of Rodents with, xiii. 115 ;
Epitrochleo-anconeus in (Galton),
ix. 172; Furrows of Cerebrum in,
xiii. 274; Long Flexors of, xvii.
167 ; Ossicles of, xiii. 405 ; Placenta
of, xi. 49; xii. 152; Pollex of, xvi.
620; Vocal Cords in, xvii. 367.

Upas antior, Effects on Frog’s Heart, x.
586.

Upper Extremity, Abnormalities of
Arteries of (Charles), ix. 180 ;-Limb,

INDEX TO VOLS. I-xx. 205

Abnormalities in (Macalister), ii.
165.

Upupide, viii. 177, 283.

Uremia (Voit), iii. 240.

Uramid Acid, History of (Huppert),
viii. 410.

Urari, vii. 139 ; Action of, i. 186, 368 ;
iv. 169, 314; x. 220; on Tempera-
ture, vi. 237; Influence of, on the
Quantity of Lymph, and the Emigra-
tion of the Colourless Corpuscles of
the Blood, xi. 198; and Urarin
(Beigel), ii. 329-357.

Urarin (Beigel), ii. 344-348.

Urbain, V., on Blood-gases, vii. 346 ;
on the Action of Gases in the
Coagulation of Albumen, viii. 408 ;
on the Dissociation of Bicarbonate
of Soda at a Temperature of 100°, xi.
556. See Mathieu, E.

Urbantschitsch, V., on Perception of
Sounds, vi. 474; Development of
the Tympanum, ix. 220; on a
Peculiarity of Sounds of Lowest
Intensity, x. 634.

Urea, Papers on, ix. 241, 439; Actions
of (Rabuteau), viii. 222; Decom-
position of (Reoch), ix. 368; in
Blood, xi. 555; Elimination of (Le
Gros and Onimus), iv. 321;
(Rabuteau), viii. 421; Under the
Use of Potassium Fluoride in Health
(Waddell), xviii. 145-149 ; Estima-
tion of, vi. 465; x. 650; in Blood
and Muscle, xvii. 129 ; Excretion of,
ii, 182; xvi. 147; by the Kidneys
(Gréhant), v. 216; by Skin
(Deininger), vi. 467; in Hungered
Dog (Folek), ix. 439; in Fever
(Naunyn), v. 226; in Typhus
(Keith Anderson), i. 161; Ferment
of, xi. 566 ; Formation of, xiii. 246 ;
in the Liver, v. 408; x. 650;
Relationship of, to Bile Secretion
(Noél-Paton), xx. 114-124, 267-306,
520-531, 662-673 ; Injected into the
Blood, Excretion of (Falck), vi. 465 ;
Origin of (Gschleiden), vi. 465;
Oxidation of (Reoch), x. 611;
Participation of the Kidneys in the
Formation of (Rosenstein), vi. 244 ;
Physiological Relations of (Paton),

v. 299; Preparation of (Williams),
ii. 430; Production of, by the
Oxidation of Albuminous Substances
(Béchamp), v. 225; Reactions of
(Wanklin and Gamgee), ii. 420;
Synthesis of (Kolbe), ii. 430; Test
for, xiii. 247; Test-paper for
(Musculus), ix. 241; of the Urine of
Carnivora (Meissner), iii. 240.

Ureter, Peristaltic Movement of

(Engelmann), iv. 195; Structure of
(Engelmann), v. 218; Abnormal
(Richmond), xix. 120.

Urethra, Congenital Malformation of

(Magnus), iv. 160; Muscles of
(Lesshaft), viii. 160 ; on the Mucous
Membrane and Glands of (Robin and
Cadiot), ix. 206 ; of Indian Elephant
(Watson), vii. 69-70.

Uric Acid, Absence of, in a Case of

Diabetes Insipidus (Hofmann), v.
225; Decomposition of (Stricker),
iii. 241; by Bacteria (Lex), vii.
256 ; Estimation of (Harcourt), iv.
181; (Stadion), iv. 321; Excretion
of, in Diabetes (Gaehtgens), iv. 181 ;
Formation of Allantoin from, xi.
566; Quantitative Estimation of
(Haycraft), xx. 695-698 ; Reducing
Power of, x. 218; of the Urine of
Birds, Origin of (Meissner), iii.
239.

Urinary Bladder, Anatomy and Physi-

ology of, xvil. 442; Lymphatics of
Mammalian, xv. 355; Calculi—see
Caleuli ; Colouring Matters, x. 650 ;
Organs of the Indian Elephant
(Watson), vil. 60-65; Pigment
(Jaffé), v. 226; Preparation of
Hemoglobin from (Hoppe-Seyler),
ix. 440; Secretion, Influence of
Carbonic Acid Drinks on, xiii.
246.

Urine, Papers on, ix. 241, 439; xi.

566; Action of Certain Drugs on
(Paton), v. 285-313; Diet and
Mental Work on (Paton), v. 285-
813; of the Sympathetic on Secre-
tion of (Peyrani), v. 216 ; Albumin-
ous Substances in, xiii. 250;
Alloxan in (Lang), ii. 180; Bile in
(Cunisset), i. 161; Bile-pigments in

206

(Legg), vii. 165 ; (Stockvis), vi. 467 ;
(Lewin), ix. 440; Bile-salts in
Certain Forms of Poisoning in, x1.
565; of Birds (Meissner), iil. 239 ;
of Carnivora, ili, 240; xi. 566;
Change in, by the External Use of
Carbolic Acid as a Disinfectant
(Waldenstrém and Almén), v. 229 ;
by Internal Administration of Car-
bolic Acid (Waldenstrém), v. 230 ;
Chemistry of (Thudicum), ii. 429 ;
Collection of, in the Bladder (Edlef-
sen), viii. 421; Colouring Matters
in (Schunck), i. 161; Composition
of, after Section of Splanchnics
(Knoll), v. 216; Conjugate Sul-
phates in, xi. 566; of Diabetes
Insipidus (Mosler), iii. 241 ; Estima-
tion of Albumen in, xi. 566; of
Ammonia in, xiii, 249 ; Excretion of
Oxalic Acid by, xi. 567; of Phos-
phoric Acid in (Riesell), iv. 181; of
Urea in Typhus (Keith Anderson),
i. 161; a Fatty Acid in (Schunck),
i. 358; Fermentation of, xi. 566 ;
Gases of (Pfliiger), iv. 181; Grape-
sugar in, xi. 566; Hydruria (Eck-
hard), iv. 189; Iodine in (Struve),
iv. 181; in Leucocythemia (Reich-
ardt, Salkowsky), v. 226; in Leuk-
emia (Jacubasch), iii, 241; Meta-
static Excretion of, xvi. 303; New
Constituent of (Baumstark), ix.
241; Pigments, Notes on (Reoch), ix.
176 ; Non-existence of Mucus in, x1.
567; Normal Free Acid of (Thudi-
cum), vy. 226; Origin of Phosphate
of Lime Excreted by, xi. 566;
Oxalate of Lime in (Schiiltzen), iv.
181; Phenol-forming Substance in,
xi. 566; Physiology of the Secretion
of, x. 650 ; Physiological Chemistry
of (Hofmann, Gaethgens, Soborow,
Falck, Rabuteau, Salkowski, Yvon,
Schultzen and Nencki, Maly, Paw-
linoff), vii. 355; Pigment (de
Jaffé), iii, 239, 471; Pigment,
Source of (Maly, Masius and Vanlair,
Stockvis), vil. 356; Quantitative
Test for Grape-sugar in (Knapp),
v. 226; Reaction of, vili. 422;
xiii, 247; Sarcolactic Acid in

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

(Schiiltzen), ii. 180, 183; Secre-
tion of (Ustimovitsch), vi. 243;
(Miiller), viii. 421 ; Spectrum Analy-
sis of Yellow Colouring Matter
in (Vierordt), ix. 448; Sugar in
(Seegen, Maly), vi. 466; Sulpho-
cyanides of (Leared), iv. 181;
Sulphurous Substances in (Lébisch),
vi. 467; Tyson’s Guide to the
Practical Examination of, x. 658 ;
Urobilin in, xi. 567; and its
Changes in the Bladder (Treskin),
vi. 467.

Urinogenital Organs in Elasmobranch
Fishes, xii. 208; of Vertebrates
(Balfour), x. 17, 201.

Urobilin in Urine, xi. 567.

Urodela, xviii. 139 ; Axial Skeleton of
(Mivart), v. 386; Muscles of, xvi.
331, 501.

Urogenital Sinus of Lamprey, x. 488 ;
System, Arrest of Development of
(Miinchmeyer), iii. 456.

Uromastizx, xix. 250, 253 ; hardwickit,
xix. 249,

Uromelanine (Thudicum), ii. 429.

Uronemus lobatus, vii. 338.

Urotrichus, i. 282; ii. 141 ; Habitat,
ii. 153 ; Osteology of, ii. 117-118,
139, 140, 153.

Ursus americanus, Myology of (Shep-
herd), xviii. 103-117 ; arctos, Epi-
trochleo-anconeus in, ix. 169; and
meles, Larynx of, xvii. 368.

Uschakoff on the Extent of the Field
of Vision, v. 399.

Uspensky on the Influence of the Con-
tinuous Current upon the Spinal
Cord, iv. 823; and von Bezold on
the Influence of the Posterior Root
of a Spinal Nerve upon the Anterior,
li. 413.

Ustimovitsch on the Secretion of Urine,
vi. 243.

Uterine Contractions (Oser and Schle-
singer), vi. 489 ; During Pregnancy
(Hicks), vi. 215 ; Cornu, Rudiment-
ary, Pregnancy in (Jaensch), viii.
171; Mucosa, Structure of (Wil-
liams), ix. 898 ; Mucous Membrane,
x. 456; in Kangaroo, x. 513;
Myoma, Structure of (Hertz), iv.

INDEX: TO: VOLS. 1.=xxX: 207

154 ; Nerves, Termination of (Hertz),
iv. 154.

Uterus, ix. 207; Papers on, x. 456;
Bicornis Unicollis, Cases of (Turner),
1. 152 ; Bilocularis, Case of (Spaeth),
i. 152; of Bushwoman, i. 207 ;
Comparative Anatomy of Lymphatics
of, xvi. 50; Congenital Malforma-
tion of (Sixinger), i. 151; Duplex,
i. 269; Gravid, of Hyomoschus
aquaticus, xiv. 375 ; of Orycteropus,
x. 695; Human, Structure of the
(Lindgren), iii. 244; Flexions of
(Sutton), xix. 121; Innervation of
(Scherschewsky), viii. 423 ; Mascu-
linus (Arnold), iv. 161; (Robin and
Cadiot), ix. 397; Movements of
Unimpregnated, x. 654 ; Position of,
x. 456 ; Reflex Movements of (Schle-
singer), vill. 214; Researches on
(Friedlander), vi. 438; Simplex et
Vagina Duplex and _ Saccated
(Matthews Duncan), i. 269-274.
Utrecht Society of Arts and Sciences,
Prize Questions, ii. 199-200.
Utricular Glands, ix. 207.

Vaccine Virus, Activity of (Chauveau),
ii. 425-426 ; Analogy with Ferments
(Melsens), v. 207.

Vagi, Difference in the Action of
the Two, xv. 557; Section of, xi.
558.

Vagina, Absence of (Campbell), xx.
693-694 ; in Spotted Hyena and
Indian Elephant, xiii. 315; of
Bushwoman, i. 207 ; of Chlamydo-
phorus (Atkinson), v. 11; Duplex
et Uterus Simplex (Matthews Dun-
can), 1. 269-274; Nerve-endings in
(Chrsehtschonovitsch), vi. 43; of
Pilot Whale, ii. 75.

Vagus in Man, &c., x. 101; Influence
of, on Blood-pressure (Dreschfeld),
li. 408 ; Irritability of Cardiac Ter-
minations of (Suschtschinsky), ii.
409 ; Physiology of, xi. 557; Re-
lation of, to Nerves which Supply
Bladder (Kehrer), ii. 192; to the
Accelerans, xi. 557 ; Stimulation of,
in Frog (Nuél), ix. 222,

Vaillant, E., on the Action of Chloride
of Oxethyl Strychnium, v. 204.

Valentin on Electro-motor Properties
of Embryonic Nerve and Muscle, vi.
223 ; on Extravasation in the Lungs
after Division of the Vagus, vi. 234;
on Electrical Tetanisation of Nerves
and Muscles, x. 652.

Valve of the Foramen Ovale, iii. 80.

Valvular Hematoma, xiv. 413;
Structures in Umbilical Arteries,
Xi. 229.

Vanadium, Action of, upon the In-
trinsic Nervous Mechanism of the
Frog’s Heart, xi. 235; Poisonous
Action of, xi, 251.

Vanella, xviii. 86; cristatus, xviii.
86.

Vanlair on a New Derivative of Bile-
pigment in the Feces, vi. 468;
on Urine-pigment, vii. 356. See
Masius.

Variations, Anatomical, xv. 292; in
Arrangement of Extensor Muscles of
Fore-arm, x. 595; in Arteries, ix.
25, 180, 192; in Brain (Duret), ix.
203 ; in Dentition, ix. 205, 397; in
Muscles, ix. 23, 169, 185, 390; of
Osseous System, ix. 190, 388; in Spine
(Goodhart), ix. 1; in Veins of Dog
(Simpson), ix. 385 ; of the Vertebre
and Ribs in Man (Struthers), ix.
ilf(é

Varicose Axis Cylinders (Obermeier),
viii. 173.

Varley on Electricity from Muscular
Contraction, v. 405.

Vas Deferens, ix. 207.

Vasa Deferentia (Robin and Cadiat),
ix. 397 ; Efferentia in Elasmobranch
Fishes, xii. 203.

Vascular Changes Associated with
Colloid Degeneration of Non-cystic
Ovary, xvi. 192; Dilatation,
Primary, in Acute Inflammation
(Darwin), x. 1; Lesions in Hydro-
phobia, xv. 88; Murmurs, Cause
of (Nolet), vi. 233; Peribranchial
Spaces in Lamprey, xii. 232 ; System,
ix. 390 ; Papers on, xi. 549; Central
Innervation of (Heidenhain), vi.
475; Influence of the Vagus on

208

(Rutherford), iii, 402-416; of
Branchiobdella, xii. 591; in Elas-
mobranch Fishes, xi. 686 ; of Negro,
xiii. 885; xiv. 245; of Vertebrates
(Owen), i. 136; Variations (Thom-
son), xix. 828,

Vaso-dilator Action of the Glosso-

pharyngeal Nerve on the Vessels of
the Mucous Membrane of the Tongue,
x. 626; Nerves, ix. 218, 214, 413;
x. 628.

Vaso-motor Action, Phenomena of,

xiii. 261; Apparatus of Cerebrum,
xi. 184; Centre, Position of (Ludwig
and Owsjannikow), vi. 231; in the
Medulla (Dittmar), ix. 215; in the
Frog (Soboroff, Kessel and Stricker),
vi. 476 ; Centres, x. 626; Influence
of Anesthetics on the (Bowditch and
Minot), ix. 216; Inhibition and
Excitement in (Cyon), vi. 280;
Nerves, ii. 190; ix. 224, 225, 462;
Action of Intra-venous Injections of
Chloral on, x. 654 ; Course of, xi.
190; Have they all their Deep Origin
in the Medulla Oblongata?(Vulpian),
ix. 216; of Striated Muscles, x1.
670; Thermal Effects of Operations
on the Nervous System and their
Relation to, xi. 545; System
(Vulpian), ix. 450; (Nawalichin),
ix. 217, 410, 411.

Vegetable Parasites, xii. 496.
Veins, Arrangement of Superior Inter-

&

costal, in Thorax, xiii. 346; of the
Bladder (Gillette), iv. 154; Cen-
tralis Retine, iv. 155 ; Coronary, of
Stomach, xiv. 399; of the Human
Larynx (Luschka), iv. 302; Iliac,
Common, Abnormal (Zaaijer), iv.
155; External and Portal, Com-
munication between (Champneys),
vi. 417-419 ; Innominate, Abnormal
(Chiene), ii. 18-18; Injection of
Albuminous Substances into, xiii.
255; Injection of Fibrinoplastic
Material into (Schiffer), vi. 482;
Jugular, External (Gruber), iii. 200 ;

“Internal, Obliterated (Chiene), ii.

922-293; of Lower Extremity (Giaco-
mini), viii. 174; Mesenteric, of Green-
land Shark, vii. 240; Normal and

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Dilated (Soboroff), vi. 437 ; Oblitera-
tion of Portal, xvi. 208; Orbital,
Connections of (Seseman), iv. 155 ;
with Veins on the Surface of the
Head, v. 229; Ophhthalmica Inferior,
iv. 155; Superior, iv. 155; Opthalmo-
meningea, iv. 155 ; Ovarian, Valves
in, vii. 164; Portal and Exter-
nal Iliac, Communication between
(Champneys), vi. 417-419; Portal,
Ligature of (Tappeiner), vill. 189 ;
and Right Iliac, Communication
between (Giacomini), viii. 388 ; Pulse
in (Quincke), ili. 460; Pudic, xix.
826; Renal, Valves in, vii. 163;
Spermatic, Valves in, vii. 163 ; Ste-
nosis of Orifices of Hepatic, xiii. 291 ;
of Stomach, Coronary, xiv. 399;
Umbilical and Portal, Persistent
Communication between (Russell),
vill. 149-150; and Arteries in
Rabbit’s Ear, x. 480.

Velden, R. Von der, on Conjugate
Sulphates in Human Urine, xi.
566,

Vena Azygos, Valves in (Gruber), i.
357 ; Cava, Inferior, Anomaly in the
Formation of, v. 227; Obliteration of,
xiii. 291; Right and Left Superior
(Zaaijer), iv. 155 ; Superior Dextra et
Sinistra, v. 227 ; Superior, a Valve at
the Mouth of (Turner), iii. 452;
Hemiazyga Opening into the Right
Atrium of the Heart (Gruber), i. 153 ;
Innominata, Azygos Joining, i. 186 ;
Variety of, i. 186-187.

Vene Cave (Colin), ix. 222.

Venom of Cobra (Shortt), vi. 501; of
the Rattlesnake (Mitchell), v. 395 ;
of the Scorpion (Jousset), v. 395;
vi. 501; Plexus, Intrapelvix (Gil-
lette), iv. 154; Rete Mirabile, Tem-
poral, of Indian Elephant (Watson),
viii. 85-94.

Venous System, Anomalies of (Gruber),
vi. 437; of Bladder (Fenwick), xix.
320-327 ; of the Cranium and Ence-
phalon (Trolard), iv. 301.

Ventricle, Fibrinous Coagula in, xvii.
194; Left, Malformation of the
(Thaden), iii, 203.

Ventricles, Arrangement of the Mus-

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

cular Fibres of the (Hensley), iv. 82-
86.

Ventricular Systole (Marey), i. 361.

Veratria, Action of, i. 361; iv. 315,
317 ; viii. 228; on Muscular Fibre
(Fick and Bohm), viii. 213 ; Poison-
ing (Prévost), iii. 477.

Veratroidia, Action (Wood), iv. 317.

Veratrum album, Action of (Oulmont),
li. 424; viride, iv. 317; Action of,
li. 424; v. 206.

Verigo on Conia, vi. 498.

Vermes as Anvestors of Vertebrates, xi.

- 437; Embryology of (Kowalevski),
vi. 448.

Veronica virginica, xi. 72.

Vertebra, Cervical, Foramen Entering
Seventh, ix. 17, 25; Seventh, in
Gorilla, Horse, Sheep, Elephant and
Camel, ix. 38, 39 (footnote); Con-
nection of Os Odontoideum with
Body of Axis, xx. 238 ; First Dorsal,
xvii. 255; with a Foramen at the
Root of the Transverse Process
(Turner), xviii. 223; Presence of a
Sixth Lumbar (Bellamy), ix. 185.

Vertebre of Ai, iv. 26 (note 3) ; Cervi-
cal, of Cetaceans (Macalister), iii.
59 ; of Fin-Whales (Struthers), vii.
1-55 ; of Pilot Whale, ii. 78-79 ; of
Piotus (Donitz), ix. 405; Variations
of, ix. 17, 24, 30 ; Coccygeal, Varia-
tions in, ix. 19, 22; of Erinaceide,
li. 146; of the Great Fin-Whale
(Struthers), vi. 120; of Macros-
celidide, ii. 143; Neural Spines
of Cervical, as a Race-character
(Cunningham), xx. 637-640 ; Obser-
vations on Diameters of Human,
xvii. 341; Secondary Deposits in,
xvii. 509; Spongiosa of (Barde-
leben), ix. 244; Transverse Pro-
cesses of (Hasse), iii. 448; Varia-
tions of, in Man (Struthers), ix. 17 ;
of Various Animals, ii. 140, 148.

Vertebral Artery, ix. 17, 24; Column
(Rosenberg), x. 440; Comparative
Anatomy of (Hasse), iv. 286; of
Elasmobranch Fishes, xi. 416; of
Myrmecophaga jubata (Ponchet), vii.
172; of Lepidosteus, Development
of (Gegenbaur), ii, 404.

209

Vertebrata, Anatomy of (Gegenbaur)
(Review), ii. 155-158 ; (Mammals)
(Owen), iii. 436-443 ; Central Ner-
vous System of, xi. 432; Cerebrum
of, x. 444 ; Comparison of the Fore
and Hind Limbs in (Humphry), x.
659; Descent of, xvi. 317 ; Develop-
ment of (Gotte), viii. 170 ; Develop-
ment of Powers of Thought in, in
Connection with the Development
of their Brain (Byrne), ix. 97, 412;
Early Stages of Development of, x.
457; Embryology of (Schenk), ix.
386 ; Limbs of (Gegenbaur), v. 199;
Pori Abdominales of, xiv. 81; Osteo-
logy and Dentition of, xiv. 269 ;
Red Cruorine in, ii. 114 ; Stomach
of (Nuhn), v. 384; Urino-genital
Organs of (Balfour), ix. 17, 201.

Vertigo, Auditory, x. 634.

Vesical Epithelium, Physiology of,
xiii. 256,

Vesico-abdominal
iii. 203.

Vesicula Prostatica, Dilated (Tolmats-
chew), iv. 806 ; Seminalis, ix. 207.

Vesiculz Seminales of Indian Elephant
(Watson), vii. 67.

Vespertilionide, Manus of, xvi. 201.

Vesperuga nostula and serotinus, Manus
of, xvi. 200, 201.

Vessels of Penis of Indian Elephant
(Watson), vii. 73 ; of the Pia Mater,
Contraction of, on Irritation of a
Sensory Nerve (Riegel and Jolly),
v. 401; Resistance of the Walls of
(v. Winiwarter), viii. 403.

Veterinary Anatomy, Strangeway’s
xiv. 271.

Vibrio, Perez on, i. 367.

Vicugna, Dentition of, iii. 75.

Vierheller on the Innervation of the
Parotid, ii, 413.

Vierordt on a Method of Measuring
Coloured Lights, iv. 328; on the
Relation of Tactile Power to the
Mobility of Parts, v. 210; on Ab-
sorption Spectrum of Hydrobilirubin,
viii. 209; Physiological Spectrum
Analysis of Yellow Colouring
Matters, Urine, Bile, &c., ix. 448.

Vigier, P., on Turpentine as an Anti-

O

Fissure (Bartels),

210

dote to Phosphorus Poisoning, v.
392.

Vignal, Experiments on the Biliary
Secretion of the Dog, x. 650. See
Rutherford, William.

Villi, Intestinal, Structure of (Fles), i.
363.

Vines, Sydney H., on the Digestive
Ferment of Nepenthes, xi. 124.

Vintochgau on the Action of Calabar
Bean, ii. 185; on the Influence of
Food and Digestion on Temperature,
v. 409.

Violet Cruorine, i1. 116.

Viper, Poison of (Cherou and Goujon),
ii. 481,

Virchow on Concretions in Muscle, i.
159 ; on Pulmonary Pigment, 1. 359.

E., on the Formation and

Transformation of Bone, ix. 443,

— Hans, Third Germinal Layer in

Region of Yolk-sac in Hen’s Egg, ix.

403. See Kolliker, A.

R., on Old Norse Crania, v.
192; on Cranial {Affinities of Man
and Apes, vi. 435.

Virginian Quail, Egg of, xx. 233.

Virgularia, Sexual Reproduction in
(Kolliker), v. 200.

Viry and Onimus on Sphygmographic
and Cardiographic Tracings, i. 156.
Viscera of Pell’s Owl (Murie), vi. 171-

175, 447; of Echinorhinus spinosus
(Jackson and Clarke), x. 75 ; of the
Malayan Tapir (Murie), vi. 189 ;
Transposition of (Hickmann), iii.

456.

Visceral Anatomy of Hyomoschus
aquaticus (Flower), 111. 206,

Visible Direction (Jago), viii. 187.

Vision, Donders on, i. 1653; Blinding
of the Retina by Sunlight (Czerny),
ii. 415; Binocular (Woinow), v. 400;
Breadth of (Hering and Woinow),
v. 399; Field of (Schon), ix. 220;
xi. 545; Apparatus for Measuring
(Scherk), viii. 400; Extent of (Uscha-
koff), v. 399; Influence of Spec-
tacles on the Acuteness of (Donders),
viii, 400; Normal, and Colour-
blindness (Max Schultze), i. 165;
Time Necessary for (Rood), vi, 224.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—-XX.

Visual Perception, Time Requisite for
(Baxt), vi. 223,

Vital Phenomena, Influence of Etheri-
sation on, xi. 575.

Vitelline Duct, Persistent (Hickman),
iv. 306,

Vitreous Humour, Histology of (You-
nan), xix. 1-15; Minute Structure
of (Ewart), ix. 167; Structure of
(Smith), iv. 159.

Viverra civetta, Hand of, xiv. 161;
Long Flexors of, xvii. 171 ; Muscular
Anatomy of (Macalister), ix, 405 ;
Myology of, ii. 207-217 ; xiv. 166;
Visceral Anatomy of (Chatin), viii.
176 ; genetta, i. 57, 58 (note).

Viverride, xi. 49.

Viverrines, ii. 58, 59.

Vivisection, Work on, by Cyon, x.
658, 794.

Vilkers on the Accommodation of the
Choroid in Man, Ape and Cat, viii.
400; and Hensen on Accommodation,
i. 360 ; iii, 219.

Vogel on the Reaction of Milk to
Litmus, vili. 427.

Vohl and Eulenberg on the Gases of
the Blood, ii. 427.

Voice, Panofka on, i. 165 ; Physiology
of Human (Kilian), ix. 232; and
Speech, the Lingual Apparatuses of
the Organ of (F. C. Donders), i.
173-175.

Voisin and Lionville on the Action of
Curara, 1. 368.

Voit on the Source of Fat, i. 359 ; on
Excretion of Urea, ii. 182 ; on Crea-
tine in Muscles, iii. 240 ; on Ureemia,
iii. 240; on Absorption from the
Large Intestine, iv. 180 ; ona Pigeon
from which the Cerebral Hemispheres
were Removed, iv. 182, 153; on
Luxus Consumption, iv. 321; on
the Formation of Fat in the Animal
Body, iv. 321; on the Retrograde
Metamorphosis of Albumen and on
Fat and Nutrition, iv. 321; on the
Respiration of Dogs in Fasting and
under a Fatty Diet, iv. 321; on the
Nutritive Value of Gelatine, vii, 350 ;
Article on Food, vii. 350 ; on Feeding
with Flesh and Fat, viii. 204; on

INDEX. LOO VOLS! tx 211

Metamorphosis of Food, viii. 207 ;
on Feeding with Flesh and Carbo-
hydrates and Carbohydrates alone,
viii. 415; on Formation of Fat, ix.
234 ; on the Significance of Gelatine-
yielding Tissues for Nutrition, ix.
429 ; and Pettenkofer on Respiration,
ii. 181.

Volkmann, A. W., on Exhaustion in
Muscle, v. 218; on the Nature of
Muscular Force, v. 405 ; Conditions
of Muscular Fatigue, v. 405; on
Movements of the Body, vii. 329 ;
on the Relations of Elasticity to
Muscular Activity, vii. 357; on
Nerve-stimuli, x. 325; on the Theory
of the Intercostal Muscles, xi. 558.

Voltolini, Which Nerve Supplies the
Tensor Tympani? x. 634.

Vomit, Urea in (Juventin), ix. 241.

Vomiting in Animals, xvii. 376; in
Dogs, ix. 237; Mechanism of (Schiff),
li. 413; Physiology of (Grimm), vi.
242; (Hermann), vii. 186; (Brunton),
ix. 426,

Voorari. See Urari.

Vortex Viridis, Chlorophyl in, ii.
114.

Vrolik, W. T., Anteckeningen over de
outleedkunde van den Carpus der
Zoogdieren (Review), i. 352 ; Studien
iiber die Verknocherung und die
Knochen des Schiidels, ix. 387.

Vulpian on the Action of Strychnia,
ii. 421; on Degeneration of the
Spinal Cord, iii. 209 ; on Cyclamine,
iii. 226 ; on Iodide of Phosphethyll,
iii. 223; on the Chorda Tympani
Nerve, iii. 451; on the Poison of
the Cobra-di-capella, iii. 481; on
the Anastomosis between the
Superior and Inferior Laryngeal
Nerves, iv. 159; on the Cerebral
Hemispheres, iv. 182; on the
Chorda Tympani, iv. 185; on the
Action of Strychnia, iv. 313; on
the Action of Curara, iv. 314; on
Action of Nervous Centres on
Muscles, vii. 178 ; on the Influence
of Nervous Lesions on Muscular
Contractility, vi. 472; on Nerve-
regeneration, vi. 472; Experiments

on the Chorda Tympani, vii. 342 ;
on Trophic Nerves, vii. 343; on
the Septic Virus, vii. 359; on the
Union End to End of Sensory with
Motor Fibres, viii. 400; on the
Influence of Nerve-lesions on the
Structure of Muscles, viii. 186; on
Union of the Cut End of the Lingual
and Hypoglossal Nerves, viii. 186 ;
on Excitation of the Chorda Tym-
pani, vili. 187; on Vaso-motor
Action of Sympathetic Nerve, viii.
187 ; on the Action of Purgatives,
viii. 231; on the Influence of
Extirpation of the Superior Cervical
Ganglion on the Movements of the
Iris, viii. 398; on Section of the
Chorda Tympani, viii. 399; on
Experiments Relative to the Physio-
logy of the Vaso-dilating Nerves,
viii. 399; Influence of Extirpation
of the Superior Cervical Ganglion cn
the Movements of the Iris ; Physio-
logy of Vaso-dilator Nerves, ix. 214 ;
Have all the Vaso-motor Nerves
their Deep Origin in the Medulla
Oblongata? ix. 216; on Junction
of Sensory and Motor Nerves, ix.
219; on Movements of the Heart,
ix. 230; Note on the So-called Auto-
genic Regeneration of Nerve, ix.
413; Lecons sur l’Appareil Vaso-
moteur, ix. 450; on Jaborandi, - x,
189 ; on the Vaso-dilator Action of
the Glosso-pharyngeal Nerve on the
Vessels of the Mucous Membrane of
the Tongue, x. 626; Experimental
Pathological Studies on the Physio-
logical Action of Toxic and Medicinal
Substances, x. 654; Excessive Per-
spiration not Necessarily Associated
with Increased Cutaneous Circula-
tion, xiii. 257; Experimental Re-
searches on the Sweat Nerves of the
Oat, xiii. 260 ; on Some Phenomena
of Vaso-motor Action Observed in
the Course of Investigations on the
Physiology of the Excito-secretory
Nerves, xiii. 261; Comparison
between the Salivary and Sudori-
porous Glands as regards the Effects
of Section of their Excito-seeretory

212

Nerves, xiii. 262. See Brown-
Scquard.
Vulpine Phalanger, xii. 441,

Vulture, Secretary, xx. 48.

Wacker, E. Van de, A Study of the
Movements of the Unimpregnated
Uterus, x. 654,

Waddell, L. A., The Urea Elimina-
tion under the Use of Potassium
Fluoride in Health, xviii. 145-149.

Wagener, G. R., on the Structure
of Transversely-striped Muscle, viii.
161.

Wagner, G. See Osseous System.

Wagstaffe, W. W., Peculiar Malfor-
mation of the Leg and Foot,~ vii.
156-160 ; Partial Deficiency of the
Tendon of the Long Flexor of the
Thumb, vi. 212-214; Description
of an Accessory Muscle in Connec-
tion with the Popliteus, vi. 214-215 ;
Observations in Human Anatomy,
v. 274-281 ; Two Cases Showing a
Peculiar Arrangement in the Fibres
of the External Pterygoid Muscle in
Man, v. 281-284; The Student’s
Guide to Human Osteology, x. 438 ;
on the Cancellous Tissue of Bone, x.
441.

Wahlgren, F., on Orthragoriscus, iii.
206.
Walb on
415.
Waldenstein, J. A., on a Remarkable
Change Produced in Urine by the
External Use of Carbolie Acid, v.

229,

—— H., on a Change Produced in
the Urine by the Internal Use of
Carbolic Acid, v. 230.

Waldeyer, W., on the Primitive Streak
of the Chick, iii. 458 ; on the Wolf-
fian Bodies, iv. 161; Eierstock und
Ei, ein Beitrag zur Anatomie und
Entwickelungsgeschichte der Sexu-
alorgane (Review), iv. 282-285;
The Structure and Development of
the Genital Organs (Review), iv.
282-285 ; on the Cells of the Con-
nective Tissue, ix. 395.

Walker on Muscular Rigidity, vi.

Traumatic Keratitis, ix.

INDEX TO VOLS. L—-XX.

239; on the Capture of the Hooded
Seal in Scotland, vii. 335; on a
New Species of Amblypterus, vii.
338 ; on the Common Porpoise, viii.
176.

Walkhoff, F., on the Structure of the
Ductus Arteriosus, iv. 302.

Wallaby, Atlas of (Macalister), iii. 58 ;
Hand of, xiv. 149, 153, 165;
Muscles of, xvi. 233.

Wallace, A. R., Contribution to the
Theory of Natural Selection (Re-
view), v. 184-190, 363.

Waller on WNerve-regeneration in
Paraplegic Animals, viii. 186; on
the Morbid Anatomy of Certain
Forms of Post-scarlatinal Nephritis,
in Relation to their Bearing on the
Histology of Granular Kidney, xiv.
432; on Nerves of Deglutition, v.
210.

Walrus, Pericardium of (Turner), v.
114-116 ; Teeth of, iii. 272, 276.

Walsham, W. J., Abnormal Origin
and Distribution of the Upper Seven
Right Intercostal Arteries, xvi. 441 ;
on a Two-headed Muscle Extend-
ing from the Front of the Axis to
the Basilar Process of the Occipital
Bone, xviii. 461; on the Coronary
Yeins of the Stomach, xiv. 399, 403.

Walther on Animal Heat, i. 168.

Wanklin and Gamgee on the Re-
actions of Urea, ii. 430.

Wanklyn on the Fundamental Differ-
ence between the Structure of
Albumen and that of Casein, vi.
465,

Wardichthys cyclosoma (Traquair), ix.
406.

Warlomont and Nuél on the Function
of the Ciliary Muscle, x. 633.

Warming of Muscle during Exertion,
xi. 568.

Wartmann, L., on
Aconitia, viii. 223.

Water, Physiology of (Falck), viii.
205 ; Quantity of, in Human Central
Nervous System, x. 623; Mole,
Pyrenean, xix. 20.

Water-vascularSystem of Echinoderms,
x, 575,

the Action of

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Watney, Herbert, on the Minute
Anatomy of the Alimentary Canal,
ix. 204,

Watson, E., on the Action of Calabar
Bean, ii. 186.

M., on the Mechanism of
Perching in Birds, iii. 379-384;
Contributions to the Anatomy of
the Indian Elephant: the Thoracic
Viscera, vi. 82-94; on the Urinary
and Generative Organs, vii. 60-74 ;
the Head, viii. 85; ix. 118; Note
on the Termination of the Thoracic
Duct on the Right Side, vi. 427;
“Reasoning Power of Animals”
(Quotation), ix. 100; Notes of a
Remarkable Case of Pharyngeal
Diverticulum, ix. 134-136 ; Notes of
a Case of Double Aortic Arch, xi.
229; Homology of Sexual Organs
Illustrated by Comparative Anatomy
and Pathology, xiv. 50; on the
Curvatores Coccygis Muscles of Man,
xiv. 407.

Watteville, Baron Armand de, A De-
scription of the Cerebral and Spinal
Nerves of Rana Esculenta, ix. 145-
162.

Weasel, Common, ii.
dinian, ii. 55, 57.
Webber on the Action of Veratria,

iv. 317.

Weber, E., on the Nuclei of Striated
Muscle in the Adult Frog, ix. 389 ;
on Nerve-stimuli, x. 324, 356.

Richard, Observations on the
Heart, ix. 332, 835, 337.

Wegner on the Action of Phosphorus,
vill. 217; on the Normal and
Pathological Growth of the Tubular
Bones (title only), ix. 190 ; Normal
and Pathological Growth of the
Long Bones, ix. 244 ; on the Normal
and Pathological Growth of the Long
Bones, ix. 443,

Wegscheider on Normal Digestion in
Infants, x. 647,

Weide on Liebig’s Extract, vi. 471.

Weight of the Body, Influence of
Light on, x. 222.

Weil on Digitalis, vi. 500; on
Fecundation and Development of

Do.) 157s. Sar-

213

the Ovum of the Rabbit, vil. 352 ;
on the Influence of Certain Substances
on Reflex Excitability, viii. 230.

Weisbach, A., on Abnormally Deep
Position of the Kidneys, ii. 174.

Weiske on the Digestibility of Cellulose,
v. 225 ; on Composition of Bone, vi.
464; on the Composition of Bone
under Diet Poor in Lime and Phos-
phoric Acid, viii. 425; on the
Hippuric Acid in the Bodies of
Herbivora, xi. 566; and Wildt, E.,
Formation of Fat on the Animal
Body, ix. 234; Effect of Food on
the Composition of Bones, ix, 244.

Weiske-Proskau on the Effect of Food
on Bone, vil. 357.

Weiss on the Disappearance of Gly-
cogen during Muscular Work, vi.
460 ; on the Relation of Glycogen to
Muscular Action, vi. 485; on the
Source of Glycogen in the Liver,
viii. 209 ; on the Albuminous Sub-
stances of the Liver-cells, viii. 209 ;
Experiments on Glycerine, ix. 238 ;
on Pancreatic Digestion, xi. 562.

Welcker’s Craniological Memoirs, i.
153; on the Relations between
Length, Breadth, and Height of
Crania, iv. 300; on Artificial De-
formity of the Feet of Chinese
Women, v. 376; Method of Esti-
mating the Quantity of Blood
(Gscheidlen), viii. 199, 403 ; Prona-
tion and Supination of the Fore-
arm, x. 422; on the Hip-joint and
Shoulder-joint, x. 423 ; on the Hip-
and Shoulder-joints and on Joints
in General, x. 654; on Taking Casts
of Interior of Ventricles of Brain,
xiii. 283.

Wenckebach, K. F., the Development
of the Blood-corpuscles in the Embryo
of Perca fluviatilis, xix. 231-236.

Wende, B., on the Ciliary Muscle, v.
195.

Wendt, H., Tympanum in the Foetus
and the Newly-born, ix. 220.

Wernich, A., on the Action of Ergotin,
viii. 228.

Wertheim on Regulation of Tempera-
ture, vi. 238.

214

West, S. H., on a Peculiar Digastric
Muscle—a Variety of the Occipito-
hyoid, viii. 150-151.

Westermann on the Action of Calabar
Bean, ii. 185.

Weston, the Pedestrian, Observations
On, xd. LOO kexts

Westphal, C., on the Reflex Action of
the Tendons, x. 631.

Westphalen, H., on Biliary Fistula,
viii. 418.

Weyl on Animal and Vegetable Albu-
mens, xili. 236.

Whale, Arteries of, xiv. 394; Bottle-
nose (Hector), vii. 173 ; Caaing, vil.
336; Anatomy of Fin (Struthers),
vi. 107-125; Great Fin, vii.- 2;
Supernumerary Ribs in, ix. 62 (foot-
note); Lesser Fin, vii. 45; Rudi-
mentary Hind Limb of Greenland
Right, xv. 141, 301; Longniddry,
Sternum and Innominate of (Turner),
iv. 271-281; Pike, vii. 45; Axis of
(Macalister), iii. 55; Pilot, Anatomy
of (Turner), ii. 66-79; Ductus
Arteriosus of, xiv. 473 ; Stomach of,
xviii. 327; Rudolphi’s, in Firth of
Forth, xvi. 471; Sowerby’s, Anatomy
of (Turner), xx. 144-188 ; Captured
in Shetland, xvi. 458; Sperm, xx.
159, 163; in France (Fischer), vii.
173 ; in Indian Ocean (Carter), vii.
335 ; in the Scottish Seas (Turner),
vi. 445; Stranded, xii. 593; Sternum
of (Turner), vi. 377-380 ; Toothed,
Rudimentary Finger-muscles in
(Struthers), viii, 114-119; Whale-
bone, v. 129; xx. 166, 170; White,
mx, 15591657) Brain ofsexini e127.

Whales, xi. 53 ; Baleen (Gervais), vii.
173; Bones of (Hector), iv. 308;
Geographical Distribution of (Gray),
vii. 335; Rudimentary Finger-
muscles in, xii. 217; Teeth of, xiii.
465 ; Fossil (van Beneden), vii. 173 ;
Fin, v. 361; Cervical Vertebre of
(Struthers), vii. 1-55; of New Zea-
land (Hector), viii. 176; ix. 404;
Ziphoid (Gray, Flower), vi. 445;
Recent (Flower), vii. 335.

Wheat, Cultivation of (Ransome), vy.
56; Germination of (Ransome), v. 54.

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Wheatear, Egg of, xx. 233.

White of Egg. See Albumen.

White, J. C., on the Action of Rana
venenata and k. toxicodendron, viii.
224.

S., on the Course of the Flexor
Longus Digitorum Pedis, xviii. 118.

Whiting, Respiratory Movements in,
xiv. 462,

Wigger, Ergotin of (Kohler), ix. 222.

Wilder, Prof. Burt, on Supernumerary
Toes in Cat, i. 368; on Polydactyl-
ism, iii. 204 ; on the Morphological
Value and Relations of the Human
Hand, ii. 404; on Intermembral
Homologies, vii. 334; on Human
Locomotion, vi. 444; on Cyno-
phrenology, vii. 331; on the Outer
Cerebral Fissures of Mammalia ; and
on Cerebral Variation in Domestic
Dogs, ix. 203; on Brains of Fishes,
xiii. 283 ; the Brain of a Cat Lacking
the Corpus Callosum, xviii. 223.

Wildt, E., on the Composition of Bone
under Diet Poor in Lime or Phos-
phoric Acid, viii. 425. See Weiske,
He

Will, Central Irradiation of the Im-
pulse of (Nothnagel), vi. 218.

Willemoes-Suhm, R. von, on Trema-
todes and Nemathelmintha, vi. 449 ;
on the Development of Peridiuwm,
vi. 449; on Balanoglossus kupfferi,
vi. 449 ; on Halicryptus spinulosus,
vi. 449; on Priapulus caudatus, vi.
449 ; on Eteone pusilla, vi. 449 ; on
Terebella zostirecola, vi. 449; on
Terebillides strocmii, vi. 449; on
Spirorbis nautiloides, vi. 449.

Willet, xix. 62.

Williams, C. H., Action of Bile in
Promoting the Absorption of Fats,
ix. 240.

H. S., on the Muscles of the

Human and Chelonian Shoulder-

Girdles, viii. 161.

John, Structure of the Uterine

Mucosa, ix. 398; on the Uterine

Mucous Membrane, x. 456.

T., on the Preparation of Urea,
ii. 430.

——— W. Roger, the Anatomy of the

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Quadriceps Extensor Cruris, xiii.
204; of the Knee-joint, xiv. 178;
Ten Cases of Congenital Contraction
of the Stomach, with Remarks, xvii.
460.

Willigh, A., on the Anastomoses of
Multipolar Nerve-cells in the Spinal
Cord, x. 446,

Willy on Electrical Stimulation of
Nerve and Muscle, vii. 179.

Wilson, A., The Students’ Guide to
Zoology, a Manual of the Principles
of Zoological Science (Review), viii.
384.

D., on Race Head-forms, iv.

300; on the Huron Race and its

Head-forms, vi. 444; on Right-

handedness, vi. 444; on Brain

Weight, xiii. 281.

E., The Anatomists’ Vade

Mecum, Edited by G. Buchanan

(Review), viii. 157.

H. S., on the Rete Mirabile
of the Narwhal, viii. 176; xiv.
377.

Windle, B. C. A., on Primary Sarcoma
of the Kidney, xviii. 150-170; on
an Abnormal Arrangement of the
Large Intestine, xx. 694-695,

Windelschmidt, H., on the Action
of Butyl-chloral on Rabbits, xi.
570.

Windpipe, Muscular Arrangement of
(Luschka), iv. 301; Variations in
Muscles of (Gruber), iv. 153.

Wing of the Bat (Schdbl), v. 384.

Wings, Physiology of (Pettigrew), v.
385.

Winiwarter, F. yon, on the Resistance
of the Walls of the Vessels, viii.
403 ; the Resistance of the Walls of
the Vessels in the Normal and
Inflamed Condition, ix. 228.

Winkler, F. N., on the Sarcolemma
and Subdiyision of the Fibres of the
Heart, ii. 167; on the Anatomy of
the Hyman Placenta, vii. 333; on
the Human Placenta, viii. 162-
164,

Winogradoff, A., on the Preparations
and Properties of Solutions of
Albumen Free from Salts, x. 643;

215

on the Structure of the Human
Amnion, vi. 441.

Winternitz on Influence of Cooling
on the Production of Heat, vi. 238 ;
on Regulation of Temperature, vii.
358.

Wislicenus and Fick on Muscle, i.
158.

Wittich, Von, on Origin of Respiratory
Movements in the Frog, i. 360; on
Innervation of the Salivary Glands,
i. 361; on the Innervation of the
Parotid Gland, ii. 192; on the
Rapidity of Nervous Transmission in
Human Nerves, iii. 213; on Arti-
ficial Digestion, iv. 320; on the
Peptic Action of the Pyloric Glands,
vii. 351; on Pepsin and its Action
on Blood-fibrin, vii. 352; on the
Physiology of Human Bile, vii.
352; on the Sugar-producing Fer-
ment of Blood, viii. 199; on the
Action of Pepsin on Fibrin, viii.
204 ; on Formation of Pepsin in the
Stomach, viii. 207; on Action of
Bile on Starch, viii. 209; Pyloric
Glands, ix. 236 ; on the Lymphatics
of the Liver, ix. 432; on Liver-
glycogen, ix. 439 ; on the Physiology
of the Kidney, xi. 205.

Woinow on an Apparatus for Ophthal-
mometry, iv. 328; on Accommoda-
tion, v. 212; on Breadth of Vision,
v. 399 ; on Sensibility of the Retina,
v. 400; on Binocular Vision, v.
400; Theory of Negative Ocula
Spectra, vi. 473.

Wolfermann, H., on the Architecture
of the Bones, vii. 326.

Wolferz on Innervation of the Lachry-
mal Gland, vi. 473.

Wolff, J., on the Internal Architec-
ture of Bones, v. 192; on the
Growth of Bone, ix. 388,

Wolftberg on Tension of Blood-gases,
vil. 847 ; on Pulmonary Respiration,
vii, 347.

Wolffhiigel on Digestion of Fibrin
without Pepsin, viii. 204; on the
Use of the Dialyser, ix. 361,

Wolffian Body, ix. 399; Formation
of in Elasmobranch Fishes, xii. 139 ;

216

Bodies (Waldeyer), iv. 161; Duct,
Origin of (Balfour), x. 18, &c. ;
Structure and Development of
(Romiti), viii. 393 ; in Elasmobranch
Fishes, xi. 192.

Wolfsohn, S., on the Action of Sul-
phuric Acid and its Soda-salt on the
Metamorphosis of the Tissues, xi.
567.

Wolkenstein on the Effect of Irritation
of the Skin upon the Secretion of
the Kidneys, xi. 565.

Wollowicz, Count C., on the Effects of
Alcohol, v. 201; on the Effects of
Claret, v. 391.

Wolski on the Insensibility of the
Spinal Cord, vii. 177.

Wombat, xix. 33 ; Atlas of (Macalister),
iii. 58; Articular Processes in, ix.
59 (note); Broad-headed, Cranium
of (Macalister), vii. 337; Dentition
of, xv. 468; Doubtful Existence of
Prostate in, xiii. 313 ; Hand of, xiv.
149, 156; Long Flexors of, xvii,
152; Movements in Hind Limb of,
xv. 392; Muscles of, xvi. 224;
Myology of (Macalister), iv. 308 ;
Peritoneum of (Cleland), iv. 197-199.

Wood, H. C., on Viridia and Vera-
troidia, iv. 317; on Acetic Ether as
an Anesthetic, v. 202; on the
Influence of Section of the Cervical
Pneumogastric upon the Action of
Emeties and Cathartics, v. 208; on
the Action of Atropia, vill. 226 ;
on the Action of Convulsions, vill.
230; Jun., on the Physiological
Action of Atropia, v. 3894; on
Amyl Nitrite, vi. 495.

J., on Human Muscular Varia-

tions and their Relation to Compara-

tive Anatomy, i. 44-59; Variations
in Human Myology, ii. 1665; on
the Supracostal Muscle, ii, 3945 on
the Topographical Relations of the

Arch of the Aorta and the Posterior

Mediastinum to the Spinal Column,

iii. 1-13; on Varieties of the

Muscles of the Neck, Shoulder,

and Chest, iv. 154; v. 193 on

Muscular Variations, iii. 197 ; and

Macalister, A., on Variations in the

INDEX TO VOLS.

I.—XX.

Arrangement of the Muscles of the
Human Body, i. 357.

Woodcock, xviii. 99 ; xix. 76.

Woodhead, G. Sims, Some of the
Pathological Conditions in the
Medulla Oblongata, &c., in a Case of
Locomotor Ataxia (Tabes Dorsalis),
xvi. 364; Vital Relations of Micro-
organisms to Tissue Elements, xx.
76-99,

Woodpeckers, xviii. 282; xx. 67;
Eggs of, xx. 231, 282.

Woodward, J. J., on the Structure of
the Walls of the Smaller Blood-
vessels, v. 193.

Wool Developed on Cornea of Sheep,
xiv. 252.

Woorara, See Urari.

Wormian Bones in an Idiot (Carver),
iil, 261.

Woroscheloff, C., on the Course of the
Motor and Sensory Paths in the
Lumbar Portion of the Spinal Cord
of the Rabbit, x. 624; on Food, and
the Nitrogen Ingested and that
Excreted, viii. 205,

Wound, Gangrene Erysipelatoid, xvii.
40.

Wounds, Healing of, by Antiseptic
Dressings, xiv. 456; Repair of, in
Aged Persons, xix, 115-118.

Wourali. See Urari.

Wrany on Abnormal Size of the
Parietal Foramina, i. 152.

Wrasse, Respiratory Movements of,
xiv, 462,

Wren’s Eggs, xx, 231, 236.

Wright, R. R., on the Hyomandibular
Clefts and Pseudobranchs of Lepi-
dosteus and Amia, xix. 476-499.

T. S., Observations on British
Zoophytes and Protozoa, i, 332-
338 ; on Apomorphia and Cloroco-
dide, iv. 166 ; Note on the Preser-
vation of Minnte Animals in Acetic
Acid, iv. 259,

Wrist and Hand, Malformation of
(Bellamy), vill. 383.

Writer’s Cramp (Hollis), ix. 269.

Wrynecks, xviii. 282,

Wundt, Mechanism of the Nerves and
Nerve-centres, vi. 228; on Inrrita-

INDEX TO VOLS, 1L—Xx. 217

bility and Rapidity of Conduction
in Nerves during Electrotonus, v.
397 ; Grundziige d. Physiologischen
Physiologie, ix. 248; on Nerve-
stimuli, x. 325; Mechanik der
Nerven und Nerven-centren, xi. 543.

Wurtz on Neurine, ii. 430.

Wyllie, J., on the Larynx, i. 360.

Wyman, J., on Symmetry and
Homology in Limbs, ii. 404; on
Crania, ili. 195,

Wyss on Bile-ducts, i. 146; on
Phosphorus Poisoning, iii. 222; on
Goblet-shaped Organs of the Tongue,
v. 194.

Wyssotsky. See Kowalewsky.

.

XANTHIN, Almén on, i. 161.

Xanthoprotein Reaction, xviii. 15, 53.

Xenurus, Os Pubis of, v. 9.

Xiphias gladius, Distoma Clavatum
from the Stomach of (Cobbold), ii.
406. ‘

YEAR, Influence of Time of, on the
Skin of Embryos, x. 218.
Yeast-plant in a Medium Free from
Oxygen, xili. 240.
Yellow Cruorine, li. 116; Spot in
Man, Colour of (Schmidt), ix. 414.
Yellow-hammer, Eggs of, xx. 231.
Yolk-cells of Amphibians, x. 541 ; of
Egg, Chemistry of (Stideler), ii.
180; of the Hen’s Egg, Nuclear
Structures of (Miescher), vi. 471.
Younan, A. C., on the Histology of
the Vitreous Humour, xix. 1-15.
Young, Alfred H., on the Male Genera-
tive Organs of the Koala (Phas-
colarctos cinereus), xiil, 305 ; Intrin-
sic Muscles of the Marsupial Hand,
xiv. 149; Myology of Viverra
civetta, xiv. 166; Abnormal Ar-
rangement of the Branches of the
Femoral Artery: Note on _ the
Absence of the Profunda Femoris,
xiii. 184; Note on the Anatomy of
the Indian Elephant, xiv. 289 ; on
the So-called Movements of Pro-
nation and Supination in the Hind
Limb of Certain Marsupials, xv.

392 ; Anatomy of the Koala (Phas-
colarctos cinereus), xv. 466; Mus-
cular, xvi. 217.

Young, J., Contribution to the
Anatomy of the Shoulder of Birds,
vi. 76-81, 447,

——— John, on the Head of the
Lobster, xiv. 348,

—— P. A., on the Relation which
Exists between the Iron Contained
in Bile and the Colouring Matter
of Blood, v. 158-164.

R. B., an Abnormal Disposition
of the Colon, xix. 98-108.
Young’s Colour Theory, xi.

Microtome, x. 184,

Yule, C. J. F., on the Mechanism of
Opening and Closing the Eustachian
Tube, viii. 127-132, 400; on the
Physiology of the Dehiscence of the
Fruit of Momordica elateriwm, xi.
348,

Yunnan, Anderson on Zoological
Results of Expeditions to Western,
xiv. 253.

Yvon on a New Method of Determining
Urea, vii. 355.

548 ;

ZAAWER, T., on the High Origin
of the Arteria Profunda Femoris,
i. 180; on the Pelvis of Javanese
Women, iii. 196; iv. 151; on an
Anomalous Condition of the First
and Second Ribs, iv. 151; on a
Musculus Radio-carpometacarpeus,
iv. 154; v. 227; on a Right and
Left Superior Vena Cava, and an
Abnormal Left Common Iliac, iv.
155; v. 227; on Anomaly in the
Formation of the Vena Cava Inferior,
v. 227; on Anomaly of the First
and Second Ribs, v. 228; on the
Internal Construction of the Bones,
vi. 435; ix. 190; on a Scaphoce-
phalic Cranium, vili. 386.

Zahn on Serum Albumen, iv. 321.

Zalesky on Salamander Poison, ii,
187.

Zapolsky on the Behaviour of Album-
inous Matters and Ferments with
Phenol, vi. 470.

p

218

Zapus hudsonius, xix. 20;
Flexors of, xvii. 162, 170.
Zebra-wolf, Lungs of (Hollis), ix.
267.

Zeller, A., on the Local Action of
Sulphate of Atropin, xi. 575.

Zeuglodon, xi. 49, 50.

Zeuglodonts, ii. 269.

Zeus, Respiratory Movements of, xiv.
462.

Ziegler, Ernest, on the Experimental
Production of Giant - cells from
Colourless Blood-corpuscles, ix. 421.

Long

Zielonko, G., on the Development of

Endothelium and Epithelium, ix.
198.

Zine Chloride, Preservation of Ence-
phala by, xiii. 232 ; Salts, Action of,
on Blood (Blake), iv. 203.

Ziphius, xx. 159, 185; cavirostris, xx.
144, 146, 153, 185, 186; xvi. 462;
in British Seas (Turner), vii. 173;
layardi, Teeth of, xiii. 465.

Ziphioid Whales (Gray, Flower), vi.
445,

Zmitz on the Expulsion of Nitric Oxide
from Blood, viii. 197.

Zoéa, ii. 81, 83, 84; Carapace, ii. 86.

Zollner’s Pseudoscopic Figure (Guye),
ix. 219,

INDEX TO VOLS. I.—XX.

Zooids of the Hydroida, Genetic Succes-
sion of (Allman), v. 387.

Zoological Researches, Anderson's
Anatomical and, xiv. 253; Society,
April 22nd, 1869, ili. 482.

Zoophytes, British (T. 8. Wright), i.
332-338 ; Reproduction of (Wright),
1. 333,

Zoothamnium, iv. 259.

Zortisa vivipara, Blood-corpuscles of,
x. 206.

Zuntz, N., on the Alkalinity of the
Blood, ii. 428 ; on the Condition of
the Carbonic Acid in the Blood, iii.
468 ; on the Influence of Acids on
ethe Gases of the Blood, iii. 468 ; on
Regulation of Temperature, vi. 237 ;
on Carbonic Oxide Hemoglobin, vii.
346,

Zuppinger, H., on the Axis Cylinder
Processes of the Ganglion-cells of the
Spinal Marrow, viil. 392.

Zweifel on the Digestive Apparatus of
Newly-born Children, ix. 427; on
Meconium, x. 649; on the Respira-
tion of the Feetus, xi, 558,

Zygomatic Arch, Supernumerary Bones
in (Gruber), vili. 386; and Carpus,
Supernumerary Bones in (Gruber),
ix. 190,

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