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ARTICLESW.E. Ireland: G. Clifford Carl, 190870—a tributeD.V. Ellis: A review of Marine infaunal community studies in the Strait of Georgia and adjacent inletsT.B. Widdowson: A taxonomic revision of the genus Alaria GrevilleI.A. Abbott: On the species of Iridaea (Rhodophyta) from the Pacific coast of North AmericaE.M. Wollaston: Antithamnion and related genera occurring on the Pacific coast of North AmericaR.W. Campbell and A. L. Mengens: The summer birds of Richter Pass, British Columbia T.B. Widdowson: A statistical analysis of variation in the brown alga AlariaD.H. Mitchell: The Dionisio Point site and Gulf Island culture historyP.L. Macnair: Descriptive notes on the Kwakiutl manufacture of eulachon oilK.E. Mishou and E.F. Haskins A survey of the Acrasieae in the soils of Washington StateR.W. Campbell: Status of the Caspian tern in British ColumbiaG.A. Robilliard Feeding behaviour and prey capture in an asteroid, P.L. Macnair: Descriptive notes on the Kwakiutl manufacture of eulachon oilK.E. Mishou and E.F. Haskins A survey of the Acrasieae in the soils of Washington StateR.W. Campbell Status of the Caspian tern in British ColumbiaG.A. Robilliard Feeding behaviour and prey capture in an asteroid, Stylasterias forreriT. Booth: Occurrence and distribution of zoospotic fungi and some Actinomycetales in coastal soils of southwestern British Columbia and the San Juan IslandsR.W. Matthewes and R.C. Brooke: Fossil Taxodiaceae and new angiosperm macrofossils from Quilchena, British ColumbiaB. Harris and L. Hrubant: Plant and animal names of Indian origin in British ColumbiaJ.F.L. Hart: Key to planktonic larvae of families of decapod Crustacea of British ColumbiaG.A. Robilliard: A new species of Polycera (Opisthobranchia: Mollusca) from the northeastern Pacific, with notes on other speciesT. Gessler: A stylistic analysis of twelve Haida drawingsC.J. Guiguet: A list of sea bird nesting sites in Barkley Sound, British Columbia
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