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By HENRY BALDWIN WARD
AND GEORGE CHANDLER
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Published 1918

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Corvallis, Montana - Page 418
In oblong sporocysts in liver tissue of Ly,wsaea proxima Lea, Bitter Root River, Corvallis, Montana. 216 (215) Ceca inflated, excretory bladder ...
more pages: 412 423 424

Maine, Wisconsin - Page 695
Maine, Wisconsin, southern states. Var. curvirosfris Eylmann. Rostrum very long and continued backward, lying dose to valves. Nebraska, California.
more pages: 710 712

Stafford - Page 410
Another species described by Leidy as Holosiomum nitidum from the small intestine of Rena pipiens is according to Stafford a distome, and if so could ...
more pages: 380 382 392 394 396 399 400 402 407 413

Charlevoix, Mich - Page 361
Also a chain of 4 individuals was collected in algae culture from shore, Charlevoix, Mich., by Dr. HB Ward. Typhioplanid from Lake Canandaigua, NY, ...
more pages: 338 350

Havana, Ill - Page 380
or branchial cavity (Leidy) of many species of Unionidae: Havana, Ill.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Lake Chatauqua, NY; Cedar River, Ia.; Schuylkill River, ...

Philadelphia - Page 308
From Louisiana u well as original field of discovery near Philadelphia. Generally distributed In the Illinois River froni the mouth to La Salle ...
more pages: 334 338 361 363 501 522 530

Detroit, Mich - Page 960
I The writer will gladly aid students in the identification of their specimens without charge. Address 4s Alfred St., Detroit, Mich.

San Luis Obispo - Page 1038
This is evidently not due to any character of the waters, but simply to the fact that these fishes cannot reach San Luis Obispo except by descent to ...

Springfield, Massachusetts - Page 1077
As an illustration of successful purification of a water heavily laden with algae may be mentioned the old Ludlow supply of Springfield, Massachusetts ...

Urbana, Ill - Page 421
Both rediae and cercariae in Pianorbis S,iwkis, Urbana, Illinois. Moves actively in free water and on solid bodies; found encysted in sime host with ...
more pages: 413 539

Illi - Page 312
Ohio and Illinois. At Granite City, Ill., specimens were taken from settling tanks of the dty water works, measuring 42 x 12 X 8 cm. Fm. 576. ...

Chicago - Page 1080
One of the studies made in connection with the celebrated Chicago drainage canal case was a series of microscopical examinations of water from Lake ...
more pages: 95 523

New York - Page 194
Suppose we should find that the water of some lake in Wisconsin is considerably different in chemical composition from that of a lake in New York and ...
more pages: 99 398 848 950 1004 1006 1040

Guatemala - Page 360
Thus far known only from a single specimen collected in Guatemala. 109 (ioó) Head anteriorly broader than the body. . . . Family BIPALIDAE. ...
more pages: 539 541 779

Ogden - Page 1034
This postglacial lake once filled the present basin of the Great Salt Lake and Utah Lake, its outlet flowing northwest from Ogden into Snake River. ...

Memphis - Page 1053
It extends from the equator south to a latitude equal to that of Memphis. Nearly all of the fishes of Buenos Aires belong to Amazonian genera or even ...

St. Louis - Page 1080
Louis taken from the Mississippi river they must have been derived from Lake Michigan, showing that some of the water supplied to St. Louis came from ...

New Brunswick - Page 847
species in the eastern United States, found in small streams of the Appalachian chain from Tennessee and the Carolinas to Maine and New Brunswick. ...

Panama - Page 780
It has been found in America in waters connected with the GuLf of Mexico, and those connected with the Pacific Ocean in Panama. ...
more pages: 779

Sacramento - Page 1038
None of the characteristic types of the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys are found in San Luis Obispo County. This is evidently not due to any ...

Milford, Neb - Page 439
I have an undesaibeil species taken from a channel-cat at Milford, Neb. S4 (3i) Vitellaria condensed, in a single mass, in mcdullary layer, ...

Trenton, New Jersey - Page 624
Most of these were found and described by Stokes at Trenton, New Jersey. While this distribution appears highly local there is no doubt that search in ...
more pages: 627 628

Masti - Page 241
Many colonial forms of Mastigophora illustrate a highly specialized type of cell division similar to that shown in a metazoan ovum. ...

Shreveport, La - Page 321
Louis, II., in the Arkansas River at Little Rock, Ark., and in the Red River at Shreveport, La. Fin. 586. Cordylophoralacustris. ...
more pages: 312

Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Page 1033
39 Tuscaloosa, Alabama ... 32 Mammoth Spring, Arkansas ... 37 Washita, Arkansas ... 36 In contrast with these the following poor faunas are recorded: ...

Monterey - Page 1038
“The county of San Luis Obispo lies along the coast of California, midway between Monterey and Santa Barbara. It is composed of two or three isolated ...

Boston, Mass - Page 1074
In a number of instances, notably the reservoirs that supply the city of Boston, the soil has been carefully removed from the reservoir sites before ...
more pages: 384

Omaha, Nebraska - Page 852
in a spring at Omaha, Nebraska, the only record of the genus in a state where bodies of water of that character are almost lacking. ...

Rochester, NY - Page 348
In pool, Rochester, NY Fro. 617. Phaenocora agossizi. (A) slightly compressed: Sc, testes; do, intestine; ph, pharynx. X 22. ...
more pages: 336 342

Grand Rapids, Mich - Page 380
or branchial cavity (Leidy) of many species of Unionidae: Havana, Ill.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Lake Chatauqua, NY; Cedar River, Ia.; Schuylkill River, ...

Chevy Chase, Md - Page 488
Habitat: Spring, Washington Country Club, Chevy Chase, Md - Fm. 785. Diplogasferficsm. I. side view of feina.le; II. head of the same, ...

Missoula, Montana - Page 418
Liver of Lymasaea proxima Lea, Rattle Snake Creek, Missoula, Montana. 317 (20!) Tail modified, not of simple form ... 318.

Greeley, Colorado - Page 760
Has been found in three incaS. ties, in West Okoboji Lake, Iowa, near Lincoln, Nebraska, and at Greeley, Colorado. ...

Bethlehem, Pa - Page 177
Fresh-water Algae of the United States. 2v. Text and Atlas. Bethlehem, Pa. 1890. Diatomaceae of North America. Bethlehem, Pa.

Little Rock, Ark - Page 321
Louis, II., in the Arkansas River at Little Rock, Ark., and in the Red River at Shreveport, La. Fin. 586. Cordylophoralacustris. ...

Brunswick - Page 754
Brunswick black, for instance. If one wishes to make a serious study of the animals, the structures to be separated and studied are the following: the ...

Lynn, Massachusetts - Page 673
This species was described from specimens collected at Lynn, Massachusetts. Another possible species, Limnadia coriacea Haldeman, was collected at ...

West Point, NY - Page 311
V Bowerbank, in 1863, described. under the name of Spongilla bail-%/ eyi, a sponge from a stream at Canterbury Road, West Point, NY, which may be the ...

Gambier, Ohio - Page 360
Found at Gambier, Ohio, under decayed boards. “4 (III) Eyes well developed; marginal sense organs absenL AmMypiana cockerelli von Graff i8çg. ...

Madison, Wisconsin - Page 384
European species, formerly known as Moiwsioma lobe, was reported for North America as the cause of an epidemic among sparrows at Madison, Wisconsin. ...

Cincinnati - Page 673
Another possible species, Limnadia coriacea Haldeman, was collected at Cincinnati and in ditches along the Susquehanna river, but it has not been ...

Newark, Delaware - Page 358
Small stream Bryn Mawr campus; rivulet at Newark, Delaware. A comparison of descriptions of F. frwicala 1', Leidy and P. ,,sorgasi Stevens and Boring ...

Berlin - Page 20
Leipzig and Berlin, 723 pp., 365 figs., ipL 1910 0. Leitfaden der Planktonkunde. 382 pp., 279 figs., i p1. SToKEs, AC x896. ...
more pages: 99

Ithaca, NY - Page 903
The larvae of Ekphila fulkalis, as recently described by Lloyd from Ithaca, NY, live on the stones in rapid streams, protected by an irregular shelter ...

Ohio, Illinois - Page 390
Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kentucky. Confused in records with the human lung fluke (P. wtermanii Kerbert) which has been positively ...

Toronto - Page 422
Found in an aquarium at Toronto. 239 (238) Distome fills less than half of stem of anchor. Cercaria anchoroides Ward 1916. ...
more pages: 402

London - Page 99
Laboratory Section of the American Public Health Assodation. SAVAGE, WG 19o6. Bacteriological Examination of Water Supplies. London.

Baltimore, Maryland - Page 547
From intestine of Diemydylus viridesceus taken near Baltimore, Maryland. z6 (15) Retinacula emerge from lateral walls of proboscis sheath; ganglion ...

Montreal - Page 402
Two species in intestme of frogs, Toronto and Montreal; and of soft-shelled turtles (Asf'idonedes and Anvyda), Minnesota. ...

Albuquerque, New Mexico - Page 715
Albuquerque, New Mexico (Ilerrick). m Fio. 1115. Macrolhrix borysshssics. (MIss Matile.) “5 (io8) Dorsal margin of head cifrvcd abruptly in front of ...

Irondequoit, NY - Page 362
Typhioplanid from Irondequoit, NY (A) The animal slightly compressed. X 8o. (B) Male copulatory organ. X 320. as, eye; bc buns c¿ulatax; dr, ...
more pages: 361

Lincoln, Neb - Page 335
Lincoln, Neb. Ftc. S93. SIIUO$isNSI swssm. cj. ciliated pit; b,brain; pk, pharynx, m, mouth with surrounding glands; e. egg. X 45. (Original.) ...

Marl - Page 1099
I' Menayunkia speciosa, 632 Mancasellus, 841 Margaritana, 995; mangaritifera, 995 Margaritanidae, 995 Marl onina forbesae, 642 Marl and marl lakes, ...

Falmouth, Mass - Page 345
Brackish water, Falmouth, Mass. FiG. 652. DOJivIII. aokicesm. (A) The animal swimming. x 6o. (B) chiti¿ part of cirrus. Much enlarged. ea, end branch ...

Reinach - Page 154
Trt'chiscia vesiiius Reinach. X about 260. (After Reinach.) 145 (i¿, 146) Cells solitary, bristles long, rigid, scattered over the entire surface . ...
more pages: 159

Green Lake, Wis - Page 748
For example, in Green Lake, Wis., on which extended studies have been made, DiaJ#ouss¿s skills is comn¿n in the winter, but rarely found in the summ¿, ...

Elbert, Colorado - Page 817
Elbert, Colorado. Altitude 12,ooo feet. Ftc. 1276. Cyjwis (Cypris) sisu.u¿. Fares. 63 (6¿) Terminal three segments of first leg longer than two-thirds ...

Frankfort, Kentucky - Page 322
Oarman in September, 1916, in a creek near Frankfort, Kentucky, the first record of their occurren¿ in other than artificial surroundings. ...

Waco, Texas - Page 674
1r¿E;¿9))M Thisfinespecies was described by Packard from specimens collected ¿ in the month of April at Waco, Texas, ...

Washington, DC - Page 318
Regent's Park Gardens, London, England, in i88o, and its only occurrence in North America thus far recorded was in Washington, DC, in i¿o¿i (Hargitt). ...

Ohio, New York - Page 820
Illinois, Ohio, New York, New Jersey. C¿a (Cyf'ria) dcsJife,a. (a) Side view of ¿ft ¿ X 30; (b) Dorsal view; (c) Farce; Cd) End of second leg. ...

Phila - Page 315
Sa., Phila., 39: 158—279, p1. 5—12. i8ço. Fresh-water Sponges. Microscope, io: 140—143, 161—163, • 193— 196, 257263, 307—310; p1. 5—6. ...

Daday - Page 668
(After Daday.) z6 (s') Head of male often bearing a frontal appendage or a laminar appendage on the basal segment of the dasping antenna. ...
more pages: 505 605 667 670 692 726 733 735 736

Mabama - Page 1004
Several other species are found In the Atlantic drainage from New York to South Carolina and in eastern Tennessee and noftbern Mabama. ...

Lara - Page 1098
S., 1010 Land planarians; see Turbellaria Lanthus (imago), 924, (nymph), 929 Lanx, 986; newberryi, 986 Lara (adult), 942 Lasmigona, 1005 Lastena, ...