...busy city, being the great '"'"'"' centre of the inland trade of Asia, and the depot of the traffic between the north and the south, the east and the west. It contains a great number of shops and warehouses kept by Chinese, numerous caravanseries for the reception...

...more busy city, being the great Turco-Tartar,. centre of ^ j^j trade of ^^ an(J ^ depof of ^ traffic between the north and the south, the east and the west. It contains a great number of shops and warehouses kept by Chinese, numerous caravanseries for the reception...

...city, being the gre* Turco-Tártara. centre of the inland trade of Asia, and the depot of the traie between the north and the south, the east and the west. It contains a great number of shops and warehouses kept by Chinese, numerous caravanseries for the reception...

...assurance that no better choice can be made. Missouri is the best located of all the States. It lies midway between the North and the South, the East and the West. It has none of the extreme cold of the Northern States, nor the tropical heat of the more Southern States....

...existence for generations of a large colony of L. fuscus on the Farne Isles may, perhaps, also be noted. of Greenland is similar to that of North Africa."...Diaptomus, and in the Desmids. ROTIFERA. The pelagic JRotifera of the Scottish lakes form a very small society. There are only about a dozen common species,...

...forms a meeting place for the northern and southern zooplankton, the eastern and western phytoplanktou. All classes of organisms in the plankton do not exhibit...which are distributed over the whole of the mainland aud islands, some of them being the commonest of all plankton organisms; a few rare species are found...

...it was to be found in common hatred rather than in similar aspirations. There was no less diversity between the " North and the South, the East and the West. It seemed as if the suffrage offered a f1rst example of that curious, spiral development, which, bringing...

...Pole " ; " the plankton of Greenland is similar to that of North Africa." Some of the smaller planktou organisms have probably a worldwide range. In such...especially of the genus Diaptomus, and in the Desmids. EOTIFERA. The pelagic Eotifera of the Scottish lakes form a very small society. There are only about...

...west from that of the east. Scotland appears to be favourably situated for the study of fresh -water plankton, as from its geographical position it forms...marked among the Crustacea, especially of the genus Diaptoimis, and in the Desmids. KOTIFERA. The pelagic Eotifera of the Scottish lakes form a very small...

...geographically but by people throughout the entire portion of the State, in the Southeast^ the Southwest, the North, and the South, the East, and the West. It is for this reason that I feel that such a project should be given the fullest and most earnest consideration...