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Biological lectures given at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole in the summer of 1896-1897, Variations and mutations of the introduced sparrow. Passer domesticus, by Hermon C. Bumpus -- Cleavage and differentiation, by E.G. Conklin -- Centrosomes of the fertilized egg of Allolobophora foetida, by Katharine Foot -- Methods of palacontological inquiry, by W.B. Scott -- Physiology of excretion, by Arnold Graf -- Some neural terms, by Burt G. Wilder -- Classification of the North American Taxaccae and Coniferae on the basis of the stem structre, by D.P. Penhallow -- Selection of plant types for the general biology ccourse, by James Ellis Humphrey -- Rate of Cell-division and the function of the centrosome, by A.D. Mead -- Coalescence experiments upon the Lepidoptera, by Henry E. Crampton, Jr. -- Some of the functions and features of a biological station, by C.O. Whitman, Publications

Biological lectures given at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole in the summer of 1899, Evolution of the sporophyte in the higher plants, by Douglas Houghton Campbell -- Nature of the evidence exhibited by fossil plants, and its bearing upon our knowledge of the history of plant life, by D.P. Penhallow -- Influence of inversions of temperature, ascending and descending currents of air, upon distribution, by D.T. MacDougal -- Significance of mycorrhizas, by D.T. MacDougal -- Instinct, by Edward Thorndike -- Associative processes in animals, by Edward Thorndike -- Behavior of unicellular organisms, by Herbert S. Jennings -- Blind-fishes, by Carl H. Eigenmann -- Some governing factors usually neglected in biological investigations, by Alpheus Hyatt -- On the development of color in moths and butterflies, by Alfred Goldsborough Mayer -- Physiology of secretion, by A. Mathews -- Regeneration: old and new interpretations, by T.H. Morgan -- Nuclear division in protozoa, by Gary N. Calkins -- Significance of the spiral type of cleavage and its relation to the process of differentiation, by C.M. Child -- Aims of the quantitative study of variation, by C.B. Davenport -- On the nature of the process of fertilization, by Jacques Loeb, Publications