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63. An anomalous fossil organism, Ainiktozoon loganense,
gen. et spec, nov...........(23) Feb. 1937
64. Note on the colourless flagellates—Histiona campanula
Penard and H. planctonica, sp. nov. .. .. (1) April 1937
65. Entomostraca in strange places........(1) July 1939
66. The microscopic life of the "leaf carpet" of woods and
forests ............(6) 1940
67. Note on the difference in coloration of the head in
Asellus aquaticus and A, meridianus .. .. (6) 1940
68. The oldest known fossil insect (Rhyniella praecursor
Hirst and Maulik)—further details from additional
specimens............(24) April 1940
69. The oldest known fossil insect .. .. .. .. (25) May 1940
70. Two new and nearly complete specimens of young
stages of Lepidocaris rhyniensis .. .. .. (24) Aug. 1940
71. Discovery of Mysis relicta in Ennerdale .. .. (25) Aug. 1941
72. An androgynous Daphnia pulex from Warley .. .. (6)1941
73. A Key to the British Species of Freshwater Cladocera,
by D. J. Scourfield and J. P. Harding, Ph.D. .. (26) 1941
74. The "Pulex" forms of Daphnia and their separation
into two distinct series ........(21) Mar. 1942
75. The rare spiral diatom Cylindrotheca gracilis in Epping
Forest .............(6)1943
76. The Entomostraca of the bottom deposits of Winder-
mere ..............(24) June 1943
77. The post-embryonal development of the male of
Daphnia magna ..........(1) Dec. 1943
78. The Nanno-plankton of bomb-crater pools in Epping
Forest ............(6) 1944
79. Notes on Daphnias without eyes and preserving
Entomostraca ..........(1) Dec. 1945
80. A short-spined Daphnia (Daphnia ambigua sp. n.) .. (1) Dec. 1946
81. Pelosphaera rotans Lauterborn with some remarks on
other free-swimming spherical colonies of micro-
organisms ............(6)1948
The numbers preceding each title correspond with the author's numbering
of the bound set of papers presented by Mrs. Scourfield to the Essex Field
Club. Numbers 54 and 59 (which are omitted from the above list) refer, not
to original papers, but to printed references to the apparatus described in
papers 52 and 61.
The numbers in brackets refer (see list below) to the journals in which the
papers appeared and are followed by the date of the issue.
(1) Journal of the Quekett Microscopical Club.
(2) Linnean Journal of Zoology.
(3) Natural Science.
(4) Forschungsberichte aus der Biologischen Station zu Plon.
(5) Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London.
(6) Essex Naturalist.
(7) Annual of Microscopy.
(8) Proceedings of the South London Entom. and Nat. Hist. Society.
(9) XII Bande der Plon Forschungsberichte Stuttgart.
(10) Proceedings of City of London College Science Society.
(11) Kew Bulletin.
(12) Internationale Revue des gesamten Hydrobiologie und Hydrographie.
(13) Mendel Journal.
(14) Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society.