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References to addresses, reports, and papers printed in extended form are given in italics. References followed by entries thus (D 22) are to publication of a paper, or on the subject Academic freedom in Universities ., by Acartia clausi var. hudsonica nov. var. ADDISON (W. L. T.), Molecular form of calcium carbonate accounting for Address by the President, Sir D. Bruce, 1. Working of, by Major J. B. Cowles, 459. Adrenal secretion in chemical control of Adult education in Great Britain . . Aerial photographs surveys in Agricultural education in Canada, by AIREY (Dr. J. R.), on mathematical tables, 275. ALBRITTON (Dr. E. C.), Blood sugar and Dr. A. HOLLENBERG, Tactile Prof. H. C. Bazett, 426, 468 (I 6). Canadian, by R. M. Anderson, 408. Roman road system. . ., *418, 467 ASHLEY (Sir W.), Retrospect of free trade ASTBURY (W. T.), . . . Molecular sym- metry in crystals. ATACK (Dr. F. W.), Isomerism of oximes, Atlantic coast, Circulation of water off Atlantic Ocean, N., Wind, wave, and Atmospheric pollution, Automatic Atoll, An uptilted and bevelled-off, by Atomic disintegration, by Sir E. Ruther- AVELING (Prof. F.), 'Self' in cognition BAKER (Prof. M. B.), Metallogenesis and Welfare of Primitive Peoples, *423. BANCROFT (Prof. W. D.), Permeability of Band spectra and their bearing on BARBEAU (C. M.), Crests of a Tsimshian ... BARKER (Principal E.), Academic ing in Canada, *462. BATHER (Dr. F. A.), Habits of some N. on zoological bibliography and publi- BAZETT (Prof. H. C.), Aortic re- A. P. Weiss, *436. BELL (Dr. J. M.) and Prof. E. THOMPSON, BERRY (Prof. R. A.), Chemistry of the BEST (C. H.) and R. G. SMITH, Effects of large doses of insulin on dogs, 431. Fall of human fertility . . ., *410. muscle balance BJERKNES (J.), Importance of atmo- BJERKNES (Prof. V.), Forces which lift BLACKBURN (Miss K.), Chromosomes and 'Black Dot' disease of potato, by Prof. BONE (Prof. W. A.), Activation of nitro- BORTHWICK (Dr. A. W.), Cultivation of BOTT (Prof. E. A.), Co-ordinate volitional and S. F. N. CHANT, New method BOWLEY (Prof. A. L.), Economic outlook BOYD (W. H.), Geological Survey's part BRAGG (Sir W.), Analysis of crystal BRAGG (Prof. W. L.), Models illustrating Relation between crystal structure and Prof. S. CHAPMAN, Theoretical Bride of Hades, by Prof. H. J. Rose, 419, BRIDGES (Prof. J. W.), Reconciliation of CAMERON (D. Roy), Forest fire protection CAMPBELL (Dr. D. H.), Relationships of by Dr. E. Mac- Canadian music CANNON (Prof. W. B.) and Dr. A. Cape Flora, Some aspects of richness of, by Prof. D. Thoday, 449. Cape to Cairo progress, by Dr. C. Christy, Carbon dioxide excreted by nerve, by CARPENTER (Miss K. E.), Biological factors involved in destruction of river CATHCART (Prof. E. P.), . . . Mechanical Cayman Is., Geological survey of, by Dr. C. A. Matley, 392. Chemistry and the State, by Sir R. Chemistry of the oat crop, by Prof. R. A. Chemotherapy. . ., by Dr. H. H. Dale, 211. CHRISTY (Dr. C.), Cape to Cairo progress, Ciliate, .. Growth and reproduction rate of a, by D. Ward Cutler and Miss Civilization and population, by Prof. Classics in a secondary school system, Cleat in coal, Direction of, by Prof. E. S. CLEMENS (Prof. W. A.), Limnobiological CLEMENTS (E. C.), Binocular vision and 438. CLOWES (Dr. G. H. A.), Protoplasmic Cobalt magnet steels, by E. A. Watson, Cod-liver oil, by Prof. J. C. Drummond, CODY (Hon. Dr. H. J.), Administration of COKER (Prof. E. G.), Photo-elastic methods COLEMAN (Prof. A. P.), Pleistocene rocks Pre-Cambrian climates, 390. 385. Colloids, Discussion on, 378. Colour phenomena caused by intermittent |