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SI106-14.5 Palaeontology of upper Missouri, report upon collections made principally by expeditions under command of Lieut. G. K. Warren, U.S. Top. Engrs., in 1855 and 1856 Invertebrates, Part I. 1
SI106-14.6 Cretaceous reptiles of U.S. 1
SI106-15.1 Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, Vol. XV 1
SI106-15.2 Investigation of orbit of Neptune, with general tables of its motion 1
SI106-15.3 On fresh-water glacial drift of Northwestern States 1
SI106-15.4 Geological researches in China, Mongolia, and Japan, during years 1862 to 1865 1
SI106-15.5 Physical observations in Arctic seas by Isaac I. Hayes, M.D. commanding expedition made on west coast of north Greenland, vicinity of Smith Strait and west side of Kennedy Channel, during 1860 and 1861 1
SI106-16.1 Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, Vol. XVI 1
SI106-16.2 Gray substance of medulla oblongata and trapezium 1
SI106-16.3 Results of meteorological observations made at Brunswick, Maine, between 1807 and 1859, by Parker Cleaveland 1
SI106-16.4 Results of meteorological observations made at Marietta, Ohio, between 1826 and 1859, inclusive, by S. P. Hildreth, M.D. to which are added results of observations taken at Marietta by Mr. Joseph Wood, between 1817 and 1823 1
SI106-16.5 Gliddon mummy-case in Museum of Smithsonian Institution 1
SI106-16.6 Orbit and phenomena of meteoric fire-ball, seen July 20, 1860 1
SI106-16.7 Transatlantic longitude as determined by Coast Survey Expedition of 1866 Report to Superintendent of U.S. Coast Survey. 1
SI106-16.8 Indians of Cape Flattery, at entrance to Strait of Fuca, Washington Territory 1
SI106-17.1 Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, Vol. XVII 1
SI106-17.2 Systems of consanguinity and affinity of human family 1
SI106-18.1 Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, Vol. XVIII 1
SI106-18.2 Tables and results of precipitation, in rain and snow, in U.S. and at some stations in adjacent parts of North America, and in Central and South America 1
SI106-18.3 Memoir on secular variations of elements of orbits of 8 principal planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune; with tables of same, together with obliquity of ecliptic, and precession of equinoxes in both longitude and right ascension. 1