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CONTENTS (by Part Number)
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No. 1
  Section of Yellow Fibro-Cartilage.
  • Description
  • Method of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
No. 2
  Section of T.S. Dicotyledonous Stem.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
  • Notices of Correspondents.
No. 3
  Trans: Section of Human Bone.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
  • Notices of Correspondents.
No. 4
  Section of T.S. Monocotyledonous Stem.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
No. 5
  Vertical Section of Human Skin.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
No. 6
  Bibliography of the Skin.
  • Section of the Rock, Pikrite
  • Description.
No. 6a
  Continuation of Pikrite (No. 6).
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
No. 7
  Spinal Cord of Cat.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
No. 8
  T.S. Rachis of Bracken Fern.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography &c.
No. 9
  V.S. Human Liver.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation.
No. 10
  Fucus Vesiculosus.
  • T. S. of Thallus
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography.
No. 11
  Liver of Cat V.S. Injected.
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 12
  T. V.S. of a Leaf
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 13
  The Kidney
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description of Megascopic Characters of the Human Kidney
No. 14
  V.S. Cluster Cup of Colt's Foot
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 15
  H.S. Papillary Portion of Kidney
  • Description of Microscopic Characters of the Human Kidney,
    with special reference to the Tubuli Uriniferi
No. 16
  T.S. Aerial Stem of Equisetum Arvense
  • Etymology and Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 17
  V.S. Human Kidney, Injected and stained
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 18
  T.S. Root of Dandelion
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 19
  The Lung. T.S. Bronchus of Sheep
  • Etymology with Comparative Notes
  • Description
No. 20
  T.S. Stem of Lycopodium Wildenovii
  • General Description
  • Minute structure of the Stem in the Lycopodiaceae
  • Minute structure of the Stem of Lycopodium Wildenovii
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 21
  V.S. of Human Lung
  • Description
  • Microscopic Characters of the Human Lung
  • Methods of Preparation
No. 22
  T.S. Stem of Pilularia Globulifera
  • General Description of the class Rhizocarpeae
  • Bibliography
No. 23
  V.S. Lung of Cat, Injected Carmine
  • The Blood-Vascular System
  • The Lymphatic System
  • The Nerves
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 24
  T.S. of Sporocarp of Pilularia Globulifera
  • Description of the Minute Structure of the Stem
  • The General Arrangement of Parts
  • Microscopical Appearances of Transverse sections
  • Microscopical Appearances of Longitudinal Sections
  • Summary of Conclusions
No. 25
  H.S. Human Thyroid Body
  • Notes on the Comparative Anatomy and Development of the Thyroid Body
  • Description of the Minute Structure of the Human Thyroid Body
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 26
  On the minute structure of the Sporocarp in Pilularia globulifera
  • Section of Dolerite of Dalmahoy Hill
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description
  • Bibliography
No. 27
  H.S. Thymus Gland of Calf
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 28
  T.S. Thallus of Sticta Pulmonacea
  • General Description of the Group Lichenes
  • On the Minute Structure of the Thallus in Sticta Pulmonaceae
No. 29
  T.S. of Human Pancreas
  • Etymology
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
No. 30
  T.S. Thallus of Sticta Aurata
  • Schwendener's Theory
  • Bibliography
  • Drawings and diagrams of Lichens
No. 31
  T.S. Human Pancreas, Injected Carmine
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 32
  Diabase, Corstorphine Hill, Edinburgh
  • Description
  • General Arrangement of Component Minerals
  • Special Characters of Mineral Constituents
No. 33
  T.S. Spleen of Infant, Injected and stained
  • Reference to Lettering of Diagram
  • Etymology and Description
  • Methods of Preparation
No. 34
  T.S. Stem of Juncus Communis, var. effusus
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Etymology
  • Description
No. 35
  T.S. Spleen of Cat, Stained Logwood
  • Continuation of Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 36
  L.S. Stem of Euphorbia Splendens
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description
  • Bibliography
No. 37
  V.S. Submaxillary Gland of Dog (Stained Logwood)
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 38
  Section of Rock - Red Syenite, Ord Hill, Sutherland
  • Description by Professor M. Forster Heddle
  • Explanation of Plate
No. 39
  T.S. Tongue of Dog, Injected and stained with Logwood
  • Illustration of Human Tongue, and Papilla, &c.
  • Notes on the Comparative Anatomy of the Alimentary Canal
No. 40
  T.S. Leaf of Ficus Elastica
  • Plate showing Cystolith
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
No. 41
  The Alimentary Canal, continued from No. 39.
  • V. S. Tongue of Dog, Stained logwood
  • V.S. Circumvallate Papilla
  • Description of the Oral Cavity and Tongue
No. 42
  White Syenite, Lairg, x25 diameters
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description
No. 43
  T.S. Oesophagus of Dog, Injected and Stained Logwood, x65 diameters
  • The Alimentary Canal
  • the Tongue
  • Explanation of Plates
No. 44
  T.S. Stem of Ribes nigrum, stained Carmine and Aniline Green
  • Description (The Formation of Cork)
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 45
  T.S. Cardiac End of Stomach of Dog, stained Logwood
  • Lithograph of Cardia Glands from Klein and Langley
  • Description of the minute structure of the Pharynx and Oesophagus
  • Methods of Preparation
No. 46
  T.S. Leaf of Scotch Fir
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description
No. 47
  T.S. Stomach of Dog (Pyloric End), stained Logwood
  • Explanation of Plates
  • Description
  • The Minute Anatomy of the Stomach
No. 48
  Porphyritic Basalt, The Lion's Haunch, Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description of Minute Structure
No. 49
  The Alimentary Canal, The Small Intestine
  • T.S. Small Intestine of Dog, Stained Logwood
  • Description (Histological)
No. 50
  Serpentine, The Lizard Rock
  • Etymology
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description
No. 51
  The Alimentary Canal, the large intestine
  • T.S. Large Intestine of Dog, Stained Logwood
  • Description
  • Methods of Preparation
  • Bibliography
No. 52
  Serpentine, The Portsoy Rock
  • Explanation of Plate
  • Description by Professor M. Forster Heddle