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PUBLICATIONS. 83 On the Development of the Parasitic Copepods. BioI. Bull., XII, pp. 37-88, 1907. MCCLUNG, C. E. B. The Chromosome Complex of Orthopteran Spermatocytes. BioI. BulL., V, pp. 304-440, 190'5. MACDOUGAL, D. T. Significance of Mycorrhizas. BioI. Lectures, 1899. Influence of Inversions of Temperature, Ascending and Descend- ' ing Currents of Air, upon Distribution. BioI. Lectures, 1899. MACFARLANE, J. M. Irrito-Contractility in Plants. BioI. Lectures, 1893. The Organization of Botanical Museums for Schools, Colleges and Universities. BioI. Lectures, 1894. McMuRRICH, J. P. Cell Division and Development. BioI. Lectures, 1890. Contributions on the Morphology of the Actinozoa. II. On the Development of the Hexactiniæ. Journ. Morph., IV, pp. 303- 330, 1891. The Development of Cyanea Arctica. Am. Nat., 1891. Contributions on the Morphology of the Actinozoa. III. The Phylogeny of the Actinozoa. J ourn. Morph., V, pp. 125-164, 1891. The Gastraea Theory and its Successors. BioI. Lectures, 1891. The Formation of the Germ-Layers in the Isopod Crustacea. 2001. Anz., XV, 1892. The Segmentation of the Ovum in Terrestrial Isopods. 2001. Anz., XVIII, 1895. Embryology of the Isopod Cr,ustacea. Journ. Morph., XI, pp. 63-154, 1895. Cell Division and Development. BioI. Lectures, 1895. B.A Text Book of Invertebrate Morphology. New York, 2d edition, 1896. The Yolk-Lobe and the Centrosome of Fulgur curica. Anat. Anz., XII, pp. 534-539, 1896. The Epithelium of the so-called Midgut of the Terrestrial Iso- pods. Journ. Morph., XIV, pp. 83~108, 1897. Is the Isopod" Midgut" Digestive in Function? 2001. Anz., XXII, pp. 67-70, 1899. MARK, E. L. Polychærus caudatus, nov.gen. et novo spec. Festschrift zum siebenzigsten Geburtstage Rudolf Leuckarts, Leip- zig, 1892. MATHEWS, A. P. Some Ways of Causing Mitotic Division inUnfertilized Arbacia Eggs. Am. J ourn. Phyi¡., IV, p. 343,1900.
84 MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. Artificial Parthenogenesis Produced by Mechanical Agitation. Am. J ourn. Phys., VI, p. 142, 1901. The Action of Pilocarpine and Atropine on the Embryos of the Star-Fish and the Sea Urchin. Am. Journ. Phys., VI, p. 207, 1901. The So-called Cross-Fertilization of Asterias by Arbacia. Am. Journ. Phys., VI, p. 216, 1901. Electrical Polarity in Hydroids. Am. J ourn. Phys., VIII, p. 294, 1903. The Relation Between Solution Tension, Atomic Volume and the Physiological Action of Elements. Am. Journ. Phys., X, p. 290, 1903. The Nature of Chemical and Electrical Stimulation. 1. The Physiological Action of an Ion Depends upon its Electrical State and its Electrical Stability. Am. J ourn. Phys., XI, p. 455, 1904. The Toxic and Anti-toxic Action of Salts. Am. J ourn. Phys., XII, p. 419, 1904. A Contribution to 'the General Principles of the Pharmacodynamics of Salts and Drugs. BioI. Studies of Pupils of Wm. T. Sedgwick, p. 81, 1906. A Note on the Structure of the Living Protoplasm of Echinoderm Eggs. BioI. Bull., XI, pp. 141-145, 1906. A Note on the Susceptibility of Segmenting Arbacia and Asterias Eggs to Cyanides. BioI. BulL., XI, pp. 137-140, 1906. An Apparent Pharmacological" Action at a Distance" by Metals and Metalloids. Am. J ourn. Phys., XVIII, p. 39, 1907. The Cause of the Pharmacological Action of Ammonium Salts. Am. Journ. Phys., XVIII, p. 58, 1907. A Contribution to the Chemistry of Cell-Division, Maturation and Fertilization. Am. Journ. Phys., XVIII, p. 89, 1907. MATHEWS, A. P., and WHITCHER, B. R. The Importance of Mechanical Shock in Protoplasmic Activities. Am. J ourn. Phys., VIII, 1903. MAXWELL, S. S. Zur Theorie des Galvanotropismus. (With Jacques Loeb.) Pflueger's Archiv., LXVII, 1897. Beitrage zur Gehirnphysiologie der Anneliden. Pflueger's Arch., LXVII, p. 263, 1897. MEAD, A. D. Preliminary Account of the Cell-Lineage of Am- phitrite and the Annelids. Journ. Morph., IX, pp. 465-473, 1894.
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