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Raising badgers in captivity

No abstract available.
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Section of Fur Resources U.S. Division Of Wildlife Research

Angora rabbit wool production.

No abstract available.
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George S. Templeton

Raising mealworms

No abstract available.
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Franklin H. May

Seasonal fox rations and quantities to feed

No abstract available.
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Charles Francis Bassett

Annotated list and index of Wildlife Leaflets 101-200

No abstract available.
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W.L. McAtee

Notes on the elasticity of the Lloyd sand on Long Island, New York 

The Lloyd sand is a productive artesian aquifer underlying all of Long Island except the westernmost part. It rests unconformably upon a floor of crystalline rock that slopes toward the southeast at about 100 feet to the mile. Locally the bed‐rock surface has a relief of more than 100 feet. The Lloyd sand consists of white quartz‐sand and gravel, with some layers of clay. It is considered to be pa
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C. E. Jacob

Mosses in the Virginia Caverns

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Walter B. Lang

Ground‐water inventory in the Upper Gila River Valley, New Mexico and Arizona: Scope of investigation and methods used

The Division of Ground Water of the Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior, has been making an inventory of the water‐resources of the upper Gila River since January 1, 1940. Funds for the project are furnished under a cooperative agreement with the Arizona State Water Commissioner, supplemented by a substantial grant from the United States Engineer Office of the War Departmen
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S.F. Turner, L.C. Halpenny

Coefficients of storage and transmissibility obtained from pumping tests in the Houston District, Texas

An investigation of the ground‐water supply of the Houston District, in Texas, has been in progress since December, 1930, under the general direction of O. E. Meinzer, Geologist‐in‐Charge of the Division of Ground Water of the Geological Survey. The Houston District, as the term is used here, comprises all of Harris County and parts of Montgomery, Waller, and Fort Bend counties, lying between the
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C. E. Jacob

Concerning the antiquity of social insects

No abstract available.
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Roland W. Brown

The new international commission of snow and glaciers

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Francois E. Matthes