The Flora of Canada
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2. Note on Merocrinus, Walcott by F. A. Bather. Geol. Ser. 3. The occurrence of Helodont teeth at Roche Miette and vicinity, Alberta by L. M. Lambe.
Geol. Ser. 4. Notes on Cyclocystoides by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 5. Notes on some new and old Trilobites in the Victoria Memorial Museum by P. E. Raymond.
Geol. Ser. 6. Description of some new Asaphidae by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 7. Two new species of Tetradium by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 8. Revision of the species which have been referred to ...the genus Bathyurus (preliminary report) by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 9. A new Brachiopod from the base of the Utica by A. E.
Wilson. Geol. Ser. 10. A new genus of dicotyledonous plant from the Tertiary of Kettle river, British Columbia by W. J. Wilson. Geol. Ser. 11. A new species of Lepidostrobus by W. J. Wilson. Geol. Ser. 12. Prehnite from Adams sound, Admiralty inlet, Baffin island, Franklin by R. A. A. Johnston.
Biol. Ser. 1. The marine algae of Vancouver island by F. S. Collins. Biol. Ser.
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2. Note on Merocrinus, Walcott by F. A. Bather. Geol. Ser. 3. The occurrence of Helodont teeth at Roche Miette and vicinity, Alberta by L. M. Lambe.
Geol. Ser. 4. Notes on Cyclocystoides by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 5. Notes on some new and old Trilobites in the Victoria Memorial Museum by P. E. Raymond.
Geol. Ser. 6. Description of some new Asaphidae by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 7. Two new species of Tetradium by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 8. Revision of the species which have been referred to ...the genus Bathyurus (preliminary report) by P. E. Raymond. Geol. Ser. 9. A new Brachiopod from the base of the Utica by A. E.
Wilson. Geol. Ser. 10. A new genus of dicotyledonous plant from the Tertiary of Kettle river, British Columbia by W. J. Wilson. Geol. Ser. 11. A new species of Lepidostrobus by W. J. Wilson. Geol. Ser. 12. Prehnite from Adams sound, Admiralty inlet, Baffin island, Franklin by R. A. A. Johnston.
Biol. Ser. 1. The marine algae of Vancouver island by F. S. Collins. Biol. Ser.
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