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Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. VII. Growth and reproduction in syncoryne and coryne
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Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. I. Polymorphic development in Bougainvillia and Aselomaris
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Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. II. Sexual and asexual reproduction in rathkea. III. Hydranth and gonophore development in pennaria and acaulis. IV. Relative growth in eudendrium
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Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. V. Growth cycle in tubularia
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Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. VI. Polymorphism within the hydractiniidae
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XV.—Notes on the Hydroid zoophytes
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XXXVIII.—On new British Hydroida
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XVII.—Notes towards the history of the genus Entoniscus
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A NEW METHOD OF REPRODUCTION IN OBELIA
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Hydroids from Louisiana and Texas, with Remarks on the Pleistocene Biogeography of the Western Gulf of Mexico
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Contributions to the natural history of the United States of America
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