Discover the latest scientific progress in this monthly review of natural science.
Explore a broad selection of topics from biology and geology to astronomy, drawn from 19th‑century research and discussion.
This issue gathers notes, comments, and short articles that illuminate how curiosity-driven work leads to practical insights. It mixes careful observation with historical context, offering readers a window into the era’s scientific thinking and its evolving methods.
- A Contribution to the Biology of Cock-Fighting, including observations on regeneration and the role of natural laws in growth.
- Birds and their Surroundings, with a demonstration of coloration and camouflage in a museum exhibit.
- The Skin and Fins of Ichthyosaurus, presenting new details about the extinct marine reptile’s form and tail.
- Books and the Customs, discussing publication history and the movement of scientific works across borders.
Ideal for readers who enjoy concise scientific roundups and historical perspectives on natural history and related fields.