Letter from W[illia]m Lord Smith to [John Muir], 1903 Oct 19.

[4] been put on the track of the famous [deodars]. I wish I might see them with you [even] will look [forward] [to] hearing about them. Kindly let me have a few lines at Cook\u27s office Bombay as [to] your wherabouts if you have not sailed and if you have left what line you have taken. When you come [to] Massachusetts again I should be most happy [to? see you and hope you will not fail [to] look me up. You can easily find me, though at present I have no Boston address. The best of luck if we fail [to] meet in Bombay. Sincerely yours Wm. [William] Lord Smith Johnson & Hoffman [ ] [Himalaya] photographs (Calcutta) possibly [branch] Bombay Jeypore – Rajputana Oct 19- 1903 [1] Dear Doctor I am writing this in case I do not see you in Bombay which may not be if you sail next Saturday. Jeypore has proved very interesting. Being [in] one of the so called independent states it is almost exclusively Hindo, very few such [mohammedans] and about three English men. In a word it is the first pukker Indian place I have seen and offers the chance of seeing native life in the capital of a Maharajah, a direct [2] descendent of the sun god. There are so many interesting places between here and Bombay that I cannot arrive there anyway before Sunday I fear. If you are still there I will hope to see Bombay and the caves of Elephanta with you. I consider myself most lucky to have fallen in with you and thanks to you the, mountains, snows and trees will be much more interesting than before even if they should be bare of tigers. This countries seems especially [favoured] by the royal [cat] and the royals has made a very [3] good collection of which I have taken advantage. I fell in with a very interesting man here who evidently is connected with the Calcutta museum. He has proved that the Taj was not made by Italian brains but undoubtedly by Indian. I was very glad to hear it as I could not reconcile the facts and it [had] worried me in Agra as you may remember. I may see you after all if you make a trip over from [Simla] into the forests which I hear are a day or more away- but you have probably met the local forester an

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Very superstitious? A preliminary investigation of pigeons’ body position during a matching-to-sample task under differential and common outcome conditions.

The delayed matching-to-sample (DMS) task is widely employed to assess memory in a range of non-human animals. On the standard “common outcomes” (CO) DMS task, correct performance following either sample stimulus results in reinforcement. In contrast, on a “differential outcomes” (DO) DMS task, the outcome following either sample stimulus is different. One of the most consistent findings in the comparative literature is that performance under a DO condition is superior to that under a CO condition. The superior performance is attributed to the fact the DO condition enhances memory for the sample stimulus by tagging each sample with a discrete reward. Here, we investigate an alternative possibility, that pigeons use positional mediation during the delay under DO, but not CO, conditions. To test this, we tracked the head position of pigeons performing a DO (n = 4) or CO (n = 4) task. Consistent with the positional mediation account, all subjects in the DO condition displayed evidence of positional mediation. Surprisingly, positional mediation was not unique to subjects in the DO condition, with subjects in the CO condition also displaying evidence of mediation.&nbsp

The Ionization Constants for Ethylenediamine

A continuing study in our laboratory has been the determination of formation constants for metal complexes. One of the methods (I) which we have used makes use of a competitive reaction of two ligands for coordination sites on the particular metal ion. The following equilibrium illustrates one of the reactions which has been studied