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Excerpt from Report of the Canadian Arctic Expedition 1913-18, Vol. 7: Crustacea, Part F, Pycnogonida, Southern Party 1913-1916The present record extends the range of this well-known species to the westward. Norman (1908) lists it from.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses ...

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Excerpt from The German Carp in the United StatesIn 1902 it was not practicable to be0'1n the field work until after the lst of July. As before. Lake St. Clair was first Visited, but the con ditions there being unfavorable on account of heavy storms, which made the water roily, investigations were renewed on Lake Erie, especially at Port Clinton and at Sandusky. During the last season of the investigations, in the summer of 1903, with headquar...

Excerpt from Pycnogonida of the West Coast of North AmericaThe Pycnogonida collected by the Harriman Alaska Expedi tion form the basis of the material described in the following pages. They were obtained by those members of the party who devoted their attention to the invertebrate forms, Professor W. E. Ritter, Dr. W. R. Coe, and Professor Trevor Kincaid, I have also to thank Professor Kincaid for several specimens collected by him upon a prev...

Excerpt from Pycnogonida of the West Coast of North America The collections here reported comprise altogether 108 speci mens, of which 42 are adult males, 39 adult females, and 27 immature specimens. These represent I 3 Species, included in 9 genera. Specimens of all these species have been deposited in the Museum of the University of California, including the type specimens of those species which are here described for the first time. Duplic...

Excerpt from The German Carp in the United States G B an old fisherman, who has plied his trade on Lake St. Clair three miles above Mount Clemens for twenty-three years, says in three years more there will be no fish except carp left in the lake. The carp eats the spawn and destroys the perch, bass and other good fish in those waters, and the supply is already much reduced. Mr. B suggests that the government Offer a bounty of 3 cents or so fo...

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