Bibliography and Zoological Taxa of Paul Bartsch - Smithsonian ...

14 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ZOOLOGY
Waters. In Scientific Results of the Philippine
Cruise of the Fisheries Steamer Albatross,
1907-1910—No. 26. Proceedings of 1914.
the United States National Museum,
45 (1978):235-240, plates 12-30, June 13.
1913.* The Philippine Mollusks of the Genus
Dimya. In Scientific Results of the Philippine
Cruise of the Fisheries Steamer Albatross,
1907-1910—No. 27. Proceedings of 1914.
the United States National Museum,
45(1983):305-307, plates 27-28, June 13.
1913.* New Land Shells from the Philippine Islands.
Proceedings of the United States National
Museum, 45 (1993):549-553, plate 43,
June 21.
1913.* [Junior author with William H. Dall.]
New Species of Mollusks from the Atlantic
1915.
and Pacific Coasts of Canada. Victoria Memorial
Museum Bulletin 1:139-146, plate
10, October 23.
1913.* New Mollusks from the Bahama Islands.
Proceedings of the United States National
1915.
Museum, 45 (2016): 107-109, plate 3, November
29.
1915.*
1913. Observations on Mollusks among the Bahama
Islands and the Florida Keys. In
Explorations and Field-Work of the Smithsonian
Institution in 1912. Smithsonian 1915."
Miscellaneous Collections, 60 (30):58-62,
1913.
figures 65-67 [attributed to Bartsch],
Planting Bahama Cerions upon the Florida
Keys. Department of Marine Biology, Carnegie
Institution of Washington, Yearbook
(1912), 11:129-131, plates 2, 3.
1915.*
1914. Mourning Warbler (Oporonis Philadel-
1914.
phia) in Florida. Auk, 31 (l):103, January.
Report of Results of the Planting of Bahama
Cerions on the Florida Keys. Department
of Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution
of Washington, Year Book (1913),
12:169-172, January 29.
1915."
1914. Birds Observed on the Florida Keys on 1915 *
April 25 to May 9, 1913. Department of
Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, Year Book (1913), 12:172-175,
January 29.
1914.* [Junior author with John B. Henderson.]
Littoral Marine Mollusks of Chincoteague
Island, Virginia. Proceedings of the United
States National Museum, 47 (2055):411-421,
plates 13-14, October 29.
Marine Invertebrates from the "Eastern
Shore," Va. In Explorations and Field-
Work of the Smithsonian Institution in
1913. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections,
63 (8):25-27, figure 27 [attributed to
Bartsch].
Experiments with Cerions in the Florida
Keys. In Explorations and Field-Work of
the Smithsonian Institution in 1913. Smithsonian
Miscellaneous Collections, 63 (8):
27-31, figures 28-31 [attributed to Bartsch].
Birds Observed on the Florida Keys from
April 20 to April 30, 1914. Department
of Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, Year Book (1914), 13:192-195,
February 10.
Preliminary Report on the Bahama Cerions
Planted on the Florida Keys. Department
of Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, Year Book (1914), 13:195, February
10.
[Prodallia dalli Bartsch illustrated in Brochure
for the Banquet to Dr. William Healey
Dall, April 21, 1915, Cosmos Club,
Washington, D.C.]
The Recent and Fossil Mollusks of the
Genus Rissoina from the West Coast of
America. Proceedings of the United States
National Museum, 49 (2094):33-62, plates
28-33, July 24.
The Philippine Land Shells of the Genus
Schistoloma. Proceedings of the United
States National Museum, 49 (2104): 195-204,
plate 51, July 24.
Report on the Turton Collection of South
African Marine Mollusks, with Additional
Notes on other South African Shells Contained
in the United States National Museum.
United States National Museum
Bulletin, 91: 305 pages, 54 plates, July 28.
[Junior author with William H. Dall.] Esp6ces
nouvelles de Mollusques du littoral canadien
de l'Atlantique et de celui du Pacifique.
Canada Commission geologique,
Musee commemoratif Victoria Bulletin, 1,
23 Octobre 1913, pages 159-165, plate 10
[translation of 1913, Victoria Memorial
Museum Bulletin, 1:139-146].