The papers of the Stanford expedition to Brazil in 1911, J.C. Branner, director ...
Subtitle: Vol.I.
Contributors: Branner, John Casper, 1850-1922
Publisher: Stanford University, Cal.
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Stanford University, Cal
Language: eng
Number of pages: 501
Subjects: Scientific expeditions
Notes: A collection of reprints from various periodicals. The paging includes also the reprint covers.

No more published. A 2d volume announced in the introduction has not appeared.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by J.C. Branner.; title: Geology: The fluting and pitting of granites in the tropics, by J.C. Branner. The estancia beds of Bahia, Sergipe, and Alagoas, Brazil, by J.C. Branner. A new fossil plant from the state of Bahia, Brazil, By D. White. Geology of the region about Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, by O.P. Jenkins.; title: Ichthyology: The fishes of the Stanford expedition to Brazil, by E.C. Starks.; title: Entomology: Parabiosis in Brazilian ants, by W.M. Mann. New bees from Brazil, by T.D.A. Cockerell. A new sawfly from Brazil, by S.A. Rohwer. The Cleridæ of the Stanford expedition to Brazil, by A.B. Wolcott. Note on a guest of Eciton hamatum Fabr., by W.M. Mann. List of Histeridæ and Buprestidæ obtained by the Stanford expedition, by C.T. Brues. A protective adaption in a Brazilian membracid, by W.M. Mann. The species of the coleopterous family Temnochilidæ, by C. Schaeffer. Studies amongst the Coccinellidæ, by F.W. Nunenmacher. Some new species of Lamellicorn beetles, by G.J. Arrow. Neuropteroid insects from Brazil, by N. Banks. The Phytophaga (except Cassidæ and Hispidæ) by F.C. Bowditch.; title: Malacology: The land and freshwater mollusks of the Stanford expedition to Brazil, by F. Baker. The anatomy of two Brazilian land shells, Anastoma depressum and Tomigerus clausus, by H. Heath.