The Expected Growth of Population in the United States

Author Institution: Scripps Foundation for Research in Population Problems, Miami University, Oxford, Ohi

A comparative study of the parasite of certain salientia from Pocahontas State Park, Virginia

Four species of salientia representing three selected habitats were collected from May 5th through October 4th, 1966 and examined for parasites. Of the 116 host specimens, 30 were Rana catesbeiana Shaw; 29 clamitans Latreille; 29 Bufo fowleri Hinckley; 28 Hyla versi­color (Le Conte). A total of 34 species of parasites was recovered: Protozoa, 10; Trematoda, 9 ; Cestoda, 2; Nematoda, 11; Acanthocephala, 1; and Acarina, 1. Although a relatively small number of hosts was examined , the results generally agree with those found in more extensive investigations of similar type. The aquatic hosts, R. catesbeiana and R. clamitans, harbored the greatest number of parasitic species. Infections of the terrestrial hosts, B. fowleri and H. versicolor, were fewer in number of species but significantly higher in number of specimens. Of the four representative hosts examined, the arboreal host, H. versicolor, showed fewer incidences of infection and harbored the least number of parasitic species

The Separation of m - and p -Cresols from Coal-Tar Crude Carbolic Acid

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Determination of Nickel and Chromium in Steel.

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Arthur Campbell to Nathanael Greene (8 February 1781)

Colonel Campbell reports the defection of Cherokee Indians from the American interests, and the conditions of the Cherokee camps. He also includes a copy of his attempts at a peace negotiation. Major [Joseph] Martin is cited as the Agent of Indian Affairs for Virginia.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/skipwith/1002/thumbnail.jp

Arthur Campbell to Nathanael Green (2 August 1781)

Campbell reports a pacific disposition among those forming the treaty, and expects that the Mountain Militia will soon be able to redeploy their resources toward Greene\u27s position. He suggests that Continental Garrisons be erected in Indian territory along with land transfer as punishment for their aggression.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/skipwith/1020/thumbnail.jp