Wyman, Jeffries
1814 – 1874
Books
- On the osteology and myology of Didelphys virginiana
- A description of some instances of the passage of nerves across the middle line of the body
- Several parasites found in the American deer, cervus virginianus
- Observations on the development of Anableps Gronovii, (Cuv. & Val.)
- Notice of fossil bones from the neighborhood of Memphis, Tennessee
- Dear Jeffie
- Boston society of natural history
- Description of the interior of the cranium and of the form of the brain of mastodon giganteus
- Fresh water shell mounds of the St. John's River, Florida
- Notice of two species of linguatula
- An anatomical description of the cranium of the [castoroides Ohioensis.]
- On some remains of batrachian reptiles discovered in the coal formation of Ohio
- Notice of the cranium of the Ne-hoo-le, a new species of Manatee (Manatus nasutus) from W. Africa
- Anatomy of the nervous system of Rana pipiens
- An account of some of the kjœkkenmœddings, or shell-heaps, in Maine and Massachusetts
- Twelve lectures on comparative physiology delivered before the Lowell Institute, in Boston, January and February 1849
- On a Cyclopean pig
- Drawings of two specimens of monstrosity in serpents
- A description of two additional crania of the engé-ena, (Troglodytes gorilla, Savage,) from Gaboon, Africa
- Correspondence
- Observations on the skeleton of a Hottentot
- On the cancellated structure of some of the bones of the human body
- Memoir of the late President, Dr. John C. Warren
- Twelve letters from Jeffries Wyman, M.D.
- Biographical memoir of Augustus Addison Gould, 1805-1866
- On some unusual modes of gestation
- Experiments on the formation of infusoria in boiled solutions, of organic matter, enclosed in hermetically sealed vessels, and supplied with pure air
- Observations on crania
- An experiment upon a mouse, of the poisoning powers of one of the living rattlesnakes
- Description of an anencephalous fœtus with unusual malformation
- On the anatomical structure of glandina truncata of Say
- An account of some fossil bones collected in Texas
- Observations on the development of the "Surinam toad," (pipa Americana)
- Notice of remains of vertebrated animals found at Richmond, Virginia
- On the eye and the organ of hearing in the blind fishes (amblyopsis spelæus, Dekay) of the Mammoth Cave
- On the microscopic structure of the teeth of the lepidostei, and their analogies with those of the labyrinthodonts
- Bibliographical notices
- On symmetry and homology in limbs
- Twelve lectures on comparative physiology
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