On the nuclear cleavage-figures developed during the segmentation of the germinal disk of the egg of the salmon

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Disease among the salmon of many rivers of England and Wales
Inquiries concerning the propagation of American smelt and shad, and notes on the fisheries of the wash of England
Growth of the Sälbling (Salvo salvelinus) in the old colony trout ponds at Plymouth, Massachusetts
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Massachusetts
Growth and spawning of German carp in Alabama
Additional observations on the retardation of the development of the ova of the shad
The introduction of land-locked salmon into Woodhull Lake, New York, and the subsequent capture of some of them
The capture of shad at Isles of Shoals, New Hampshire
Notes on the fisheries of Gloucester, Massachusetts
Notes on the breeding, food, and green color of the oyster
An inquiry into the first food of young lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeiformis)
First arrival of mackerel in New York in the spring of 1882
On the insensibility of the German carp to freezing
An inquiry as to the capture of young codfish in Chesapeake Bay
Summary of fishing records, or shad and alewives, kept at Willow Branch Fishery, North Carolina, from 1835 to 1874
Progress and results of fish culture
Fishery notes from Gloucester, Massachusetts, concerning cod, haddock, herring, halibut, and mackerel
Plan of the International Fisheries Exhibition to be held at Edinburgh, Scotland, and a list of prizes to be awarded
The peculiarities of blue carp
On the races or varieties of carp, denying the existence of blue carp and gold carp
Recent contributions to pond cultivation
Codfish caught near Cape Charles, mouth of Chesapeake Bay, in 183
Codfishing with gill-nets from Gloucester, Massachusetts
Fish culture for profit
Fishery notes from Gloucester, Massachusetts
Remarks on the scarcity of male and grilse salmon in the rivers of Ontario, Canada
Report of a committee of the Wyoming Historical and Geological Society on the early shad fisheries of the north branch of the Susquehanna River
Notes and suggestions concerning the Florida shad fishery
Live ponds for fish in New Jersey
Introduction of California salmon into Ontario, with remarks on the disappearance of Maine salmon from that Province
Treatment of fish eggs at sea
A depot for embryonated eggs of all the valuable kinds of fish
Dry transmission of fish eggs
Cod gill-nets in Ipswich Bay, Massachusetts
Pollock-fishing in Boston Bay
A transfer of leather carp (Cyprinus carpio) from the government ponds at Washington, USA, to Scotland
The proposed introduction of catfish into Ghent
The destruction of young fish by unsuitable fishing implements
Descriptions of nineteen new species of fishes from the Bay of Panama
On the rearing of whitefish in spring water, and its relation to their subsequent distribution
Development of the silver gar (Belone longirostris), with observations on the genesis of the blood in embryo fishes, and a comparison of fish ova with those of other vertebrates
The micropyle of the egg of the white perch
Food of the shad of the Atlantic Coast of the United States (Alosa præstabilis De Kay), and the functions of the Pyloric cæca
Some results of the artificial propagation of Maine and California salmon in New England and Canada, recorded in the years 1879 and 1880
On the food of young whitefish (Coregonus)
Notes on the Gloucester fisheries
An opinion regarding the influence upon the coast fisheries of the steamers used in the menhaden fishery
Fishery news from Gloucester, Massachusetts
Artificial culture of medicinal leeches and species of helix
Cod-fishing with gill-nets in Ipswich Bay, Massachusetts
Notes on the Gloucester fishery
Shad fisheries of the Susquehanna River fifty-six years ago
A proposed pond for rearing striped bass (Roccus lineatus) in Delaware Bay
Cod and halibut fisheries near the Shumagin Islands
Extraordinary floods in the Potomac River
Changes in the fisheries of the Great Lakes during the decade 1870-1880
Fishing and fish-culture in Florida
The protozoa and protophytes considered as the primary or indirect source of the food of fishes
The winter haddock fishery of New England
Report on a trip in Germany to secure carp for the United States Fish Commission
Introduction of the aland, or orfe, into England
Experiments in the transportation of the German carp in a limited supply of water
Memorandum of some results of the artificial propagation and planting of fish, due mainly to the efforts of the United States Fish Commission
Pachaly's car for transporting fish
Account of a shipment, by the United States Fish Commission, of California salmon-fry (Oncorhynchus chouicha) to southern Louisiana, with a note on some collections made at Tickfaw
Notes on a shipment, by the United States Fish Commission, of California salmon (Oncorhynchus chouicha) to Tanner's Creek, Indiana, in 1876
Description of the fish-way in Pitt River, California
Notes on New England food-fishes
On the habits and distributions of the geoduck, a clam of the Pacific (Glycimeris generosa, Gld.), with suggestions as to its introduction into the Atlantic Coast of the United States
A contribution to the development and morphology of the Lophobranchiates (Hippocampus antiquorum, the sea-horse)
On the retardation of the development of the ova of the shad (Alosa sapidissima), with observations on the egg-fungus and bacteria
The artificial propagation of the striped bass (Roccus lineatus) in Albemarle Sound
Development of the Spanish mackerel (Cybium maculatum)
The fish-eating cows of Provincetown, Mass
Mortality of McCloud River salmon in 1881
Notes on New England fisheries
Notes on the mackerel fishery of 1881
Official papers relating to the proposed International Fisheries Exhibition at Edinburgh in 1882
On the mature males sexual organs of the conger-eel (Conger vulgaris), with some observations on the male of the common eel (Anguilla vulgaris, Fleming)
A list of Ohio River fishes sold in the markets
Notes on the life-history of the eel, chiefly derived from a study of recent European authorities
Movements of young alewives (?) (Pomolobus, sp.) in Colorado River, Texas
A Georgia carp pond
On the propagation of the striped bass
First appearance of fish at Gloucester, 1881
Methods of using Willard's patent pocket for mackerel
Coal ashes as a means of raising mackerel in purse-seines
The self-picker
The introduction of striped bass into California
Castrating fish
Peat-bogs as fish-ponds
A German view of the American section in the Berlin Fishery Exhibition
Suggestions to fish culturists
Carp in the Hudson River
American birds, animals, and fishes for New Zealanders
Fish-culture in New Zealand
The origin of the menhaden industry
Notes on McCloud River, California, and some of its fishes
The carangoid fishes of the United States - pompanos, crevallés, amber-fish, &e.
A call for carp from Nevada
Notes on the development, spinning habits, and structure of the four-spined stickle-back (Apeltes quadracus)
Salmon caught in Genesee River, New York
Rearing of California mountain trout (Salmo irideus)
Preliminary notice of the more important scientific results obtained from a study of the embryology of fishes
A valuable edible mollusk of the West Coast
The food of young whitefish (Coregonus clupeiformis)
Protection of Whales
Gill-nets in the cod-fishery; A description of the Norwegian cod-nets, with directions for their use, and a history of their introduction into the United States
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