Volume 1

Scientific papers and addresses / by George Rolleston ; arranged and edited by William Turner ; with a biographical sketch by Edward B. Tylor.

Date:
1884
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Credit: Scientific papers and addresses / by George Rolleston ; arranged and edited by William Turner ; with a biographical sketch by Edward B. Tylor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    fcctal Calf {Boa taurus). {Transactions of tJie Odonto- logical Society of Great Britain, 1871, Vol. Ill, p. 239; and I'eprinted in the Quarterly Journal of Microscojncal Science, XII. 1872, pp. 109-111.) Article VI, p. 65. 39. [1872]. On the Skulls obtained in Canon Greenwell's Excavations. {British Association Reports, XLII. 1872: pp. 193-194-) These skulls are fully described in Articles XV, XVI, reprinted on pp. 163, 223. 40. [1872]. On the Weddo of Ceylon. (Abstract in British Association Reports, XLII. 1872 : p. 194.) Article XIV, p. 161. 41. [1873]. Harveian Oration, 1873. (London : Macmillan & Co.) Article XLI, p. 729. 42. [1874]. Address on the Examination System, delivered at the Distribution of Prizes in the St. Mary's Hospital Medical School, London, May 7, 1874. Article XLV, p. 907. 43. [1874]. In Memoriam John Phillips, M.A., F.E.S. {Proceedings of the Ashmolean Society, Oxford, May 15,1874 : pp. i-7-) 44. [1875]. Address on Anthropology to the Anthropological Department of the British Association, Bristol. {British Association Reports, XLV. 1875, p. 142; Nature, 1875, XH. pp. 382-386.) Article XLIV, p. 880. 45. [1875]. On the Applicability of Historical Evidence to Ethno- graphical Inquiries. {British Association Rejjorts, 1875 : p. 178. Title only.) 46 [1875]. Letter in Archives de Zoologie Exp&rimentale, Vol. IV, 1875, Notes et Revue, p.m. [In this letter Professor Rolleston vindicated Mr. E. Bay Lankester's claim to priority over M. Fol relative to the discovery of the origin of the endo- derm in the Mollusca by budding from the nutritive cells of the yelk, and other points in the development of the Mollusca.] 47 [1875]. On the People of the Long-Barrow Period. {Journal of tU Anthropological Institute, Vol. V: pp. 120-172. Plates IV, V, VI. Read 13 April, 1875.) Article XVIII, p. 353.