Exhibition representing results of research activities of the Carnegie institution of Washington, Administration building, Sixteenth and P streets, Washington D.C.: Open to visitors Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 2 to 5:30 P.M. and 7:30 to 10:30 P.M., December 14, 15 and 16, 1935

Carnegie Institution of Washington -- Research

Cover title; Foundation and development of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1902-1935; The measure and inheritance of racing capacity in the thoroughbred horse; A heretofore unknown stage of development on the egg of the macaque monkey; Variations in the diatoms in relation to environment; The natural electric currents in the Earth; Explorations in Middle America; Early man in America, as illustrated by materials from Clovis and Carlsbad, New Mexico; The astronomer's instruments; The vegetation of the desert; The detrital burden of the Colorado River, as affecte4d by the completion of Boulder Dam; The factor of distribution in the interpretation of the floras of late geological periods; Solutions under high pressure; An apparatus for securing core samples from the ocean bottom; The publications of the Institution;

Carnegie Institution of Washington

Carnegie Institution of Washington; Carnegie Mellon University Libraries

1935

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Books

Box 2, Series V, FF 11

English

James Bertram Collection

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