I. NATURAL HISTORY

This division will consist of two sections.

=Section A. A large popular Natural History= in several volumes,

with the topics treated in due proportion, by authors of

unquestioned authority. 8vo. 7-1/2x10-1/4 in.

The books so far publisht in this section are:

=FISHES=, by DAVID STARR JORDAN, President of the Leland

Stanford Junior University. $6.00 net; carriage extra.

=AMERICAN INSECTS=, by VERNON L. KELLOGG, Professor in the

Leland Stanford Junior University. $5.00 net; carriage extra.

Arranged for are:

=SEEDLESS PLANTS=, by GEORGE T. MOORE, Head of Department of

Botany, Marine Biological Laboratory, assisted by other

specialists.

=WILD MAMMALS OF NORTH AMERICA=, by C. HART MERRIAM, Chief of

the United States Biological Survey.

=BIRDS OF THE WORLD=, A popular account by FRANK H. KNOWLTON,

M.S., Ph.D., Member American Ornithologists Union, President

Biological Society of Washington, etc., etc., with Chapter on

Anatomy of Birds by FREDERIC A. LUCAS, Chief Curator Brooklyn

Museum of Arts and Sciences, and edited by ROBERT RIDGWAY,

Curator of Birds, U. S. National Museum.

=REPTILES AND BATRACHIANS=, by LEONHARD STEJNEGER, Curator of

Reptiles, U. S. National Museum.

=Section B. A Shorter Natural History=, mainly by the Authors of

Section A, preserving its popular character, its proportional

treatment, and its authority so far as that can be preserved

without its fullness. Size not yet determined.

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