In recent years, with the use of the more advanced techniques employed in studying the nuclear cytology of higher organisms, knowledge of nuclear behaviour in the fungi has increased rapidly. Not only are such studies of value in providing adequate…

Seals and fish of some parts of the Gulf of St. Lawrence are frequently, and sometimes heavily infected with Acanthocephala of the genus Corynosoma. The present knowledge of this genus in north-eastern American mammals is incomplete and in some cases…

“In a generic and primary sense, jurisprudence includes the entire body of legal doctrine. It is jurisprudentia - the knowledge of law - and in this sense all law books are books of law” (1). According to this nomenclature all…

Selling and salesmanship are now among the universals of culture on this continent. Although much is known about the mass effects of salesmanship, relatively little knowledge exists on the nature of the face-to-face selling situation. It is an interpersonal situation,…

The important facts relevant to the historical development of a scientific discovery are always easier to discern when it is possible to examine them in the light of the knowledge to which time and the work of many investigators have…

The importance of phosphorus agriculturally, bas become commonplace to agriculturists. The functions, role, and forms of this element in soil have received favourable attention; yet, despite searching investigations there is still much lacking in our knowledge which would enable a…

The cultivation of the Timothy plant as a forage crop has been practised in various countries particularly in Canada and the United States of America for a considerable length of time. As such a knowledge of the variation in the…

Part of the work in this thesis is in the examination and arrangement of the varied causes of the Peasants' Revolt, together with a factual account of the Revolt constructed from contemporary sources. The core of the original work in…

The ringed seal, Phoca hispida, is a widely ranging hair seal inhabiting arctic and subarctic waters (as defined by Dunbar, 1951) of the entire northern hemisphere. In North American continental waters it is found from the Gulf of St. Lawrence…

During the steps employed in the conversion of the standing tree to wood pulp about two-thirds of the original plant material is discarded, and of the many hundreds of compounds present in the tree only cellulose is utilized to an…