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

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1915.* The Status of the Tunicate Genera Appendicularia
and Fritillaria. Proceedings of the
Biological Society of Washington, 28:145-
146, August 23.
1915. Report on the Bahama Cerions Planted on
the Florida Keys. Cdrnegie Institution of
Washington, 212:203-212, 8 plates.
1915. The "Tomas Barrera" Expedition in Western
Cuba. In Explorations and Field-Work
of the Smithsonian Institution in 1914.
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections,
65(6):26-36, figures 26-37 [attributed to
Bartsch].
1915. Experiments with Cerions in the Florida
Keys. In Explorations and Field-Work of
the Smithsonian Institution in 1914. Smithsonian
Miscellaneous Collections, 65(6):
36-40, figures 38-40 [attributed to Bartsch].
1915. Molluscan Fauna of Virginia Coast. Annual
Report of the Smithsonian Institution,
1914, pages 14-15.
1916. Report on Bahama Cerions Planted on the
Florida Keys. Department of Marine Biology,
Carnegie Institution of Washington,
Year Book (1915), 14:194-196, January 25.
1916. An Attempt to Colonize the Tree Snail,
Liguus fasciatus, at Tortugas. Department
of Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, Year Book (1915), 14:196-197,
January 25.
1916. Birds Observed on the Florida Keys and
Along the Railroad of the Mainland from
Key Largo to Miami, June 17 to July 1,
1915. Department of Marine Biology, Carnegie
Institution of Washington, Year Book
(1915), 14:197-199, January 25.
1916. [Comment on the marine borers at the
naval station, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.] Public
Works of the Navy under the Cognizance
of the Bureau of Yards and Docks
and the Corps of Civil Engineers, U.S.
Navy. Navy Department Bureau of Yards
and Docks Bulletin, 22:27-28, 2 photographs,
March.
1916. Experiments with Cerions on the Florida
Keys. In Explorations and Field-Work of
the Smithsonian Institution in 1915. Smithsonian
Miscellaneous Collections, 66 (3):
52-53, May 29 [attributed to Bartsch].
1916.* A New Teredo from the West Coast of
America. Nautilus, 30(4):47-48, August.
1916.* A New Landshell from Brazil. Nautilus,
30 (5):53-54, September.
1916.* Melanella iotoides. Nautilus, 30(6):72,
October.
1916.* Two New Land Shells from the Western
States. Proceedings of the United States
National Museum, 51 (2155):331-333, plate
31, November 24.
1916.* Eulimastoma, a New Subgenus of Pyramidellids,
and Remarks on the Genus Scalenostoma.
Nautilus, 30(7):73-74, November.
1916.* The Californian Land Shells of the Epiphragmophora
traskii group. Proceedings
of the United States National Museum,
51 (2170): 609-619, plates 114-117, December
21.
1916. The Missouri River as a Faunal Barrier.
Nautilus, 30(8):92, December.
1917. The Premedical Education in Biology.
Proceedings of the Second Pan-American
Scientific Congress, Washington, U.S.A.
Education, 4(l):62-66.
1917. Relationship of Florida Herons. Auk,
34 (1):86, January.
1917. Report on Bahama Cerions Planted on the
Florida Keys. Department of Marine Biology,
Carnegie Institution of Washington,
Year Book (1916), 15:179-182, February 15.
1917. Report on the Colony of the Florida Tree
Snails Transplanted from Miami to the
Tortugas and Key West. Department of
Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, Year Book (1916), 15:182, February
15.
1917. Birds Observed in 1916 in the Region of
Miami and the Florida Keys from May 15
to June 4, and Along the Railroad from
Key West to Miami on June 24. Department
of Marine Biology, Carnegie Institution
of Washington, Year Book (1916), 15:
182-188, February 15.
1917. The Status of the Genus Subularia Monterosato.
Nautilus, 30 (12): 133-134, plate 5,
figures 1, 2, April.
1917.* Descriptions of New West American Marine
Mollusks and Notes on Previously Described
Forms. Proceedings of the United