Abstract
THERE Arctic and Antarctic fauna and flora bid fair to be better known than those of the tropics. Successive expeditions are bringing us back abundant results from both polar regions, and amongst these the Due d'Orléans's Arctic cruise of 1907 will form a noteworthy contribution to knowledge. The reports are being published in luxurious form by Bulens at Brussels, and the first six volumes of the series are now before us.
Campagne Arctique de 1907: Due d'Orléans. Etude Lithologique de Fonds recueillis dans les Parages de la Nouvelle-Zemble.
By Prof. J. Thoulet. Pp. 30 + map. (1910.)
Journal de Bord et Physique du Globe.
Pp. 101 + 10 plates + 2 maps. (1911)
Echinodermes.
By J. A. Grieg. Pp. vi + 40 + 1 plate + 3 maps. (1910.)
Mollusques et Brachiopodes.
By Ph. Dautzenberg H. Fischer. Pp. v + 25 + map. (1910.)
Faune des Mousses: Tardigrades.
By Ferd. Richters. Pp. 20 + 2 plates. (1911.)
Microplankton des Mers de Barents et de Kara.
By Prof. Alph. Meunier. Pp. xviii + 355 + 2 maps; also a volume of xxxvi plates. (1910.) (Brussels: Charles Bulens, 75 rue Terre-Neuve.)
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HERDMAN, W. Campagne Arctique de 1907: Due d'Orléans Etude Lithologique de Fonds recueillis dans les Parages de la Nouvelle-Zemble Journal de Bord et Physique du Globe Echinodermes Mollusques et Brachiopodes Faune des Mousses: Tardigrades Microplankton des Mers de Barents et de Kara . Nature 89, 107–108 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/089107a0
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