The new international encyclopaedia . nd of Thalictrum (Ranunculacea>). Bibliography. Saks, Zur Entwicklungsge-schichte der Mollusken und Zoiiphyten, inWiegmanns Archiv fiir Naturfjeschirhle. i. (Ber-lin. 1837) ; Steenstrup, On the Alternation of(fenerations. in Transactions of the lioyul So-ciety (London, ) ; Owen, On Piirthenoycne-sis (ib., 1849) ; Lectures on the ComparativeAnatomy and Physioloyy of Invertelyrate Ani-mals (2d ed., 1855) : Huxley. On the AgamicIVpioduction and Jlorphology of Aphis, inTransactions of the Linnean Society of London,vol. xxii. (London, ) ; Sieb
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