Essays on various subjects / by Cuthbert Collingwood.

Liverpool : H. Greenwood, 1861.

292 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 22 cm

Collection of papers and articles by Collingwood, 1858-61

Contents: On the scope and tendency of botanical study. -- The fauna of Blackheath and its vacinity. -- A comparison between ancient and modern views of the migrations and habits of birds. -- On the notes of birds. -- On the nudibranchiate mollusca of the mersey. -- On the nudibranchiate mollusca of the dee. -- On some points in the economy of the nudibrachiate mollusca. -- On Homomorphism, or organic representative form. -- On recurrent animal form, and its significance in systematic zoology. -- On Agassiz' views of Darwin's origin of species. -- The influence of the microscope on the progressive advance of medicine. -- The astronomy of the ancient chaldeans in relation to the monuments of Nineveh and Babylon

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This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.