Reports (geological and general) resulting from the explorations made by the government geologist and staff during 1905. Minister controlling Northern Territory--Hon. L. O'Loughlin ...

"Official contributions to the palæontology of South Australia, by R. Etheridge, jun.": p. 41-42.

Spring woodland wildflowers of Illinois /

Includes index.

Book of monsters,

Name and address on front pastedown.

The war collection at Clark university library,

Cover-title.

Pompei past and present.

Abridged version of Pompeii past and present, illustrated by photographs of the ruins as they are, with sketches of their original elevations ... by Luigi Fischetti and E. Neville Rolfe (London, 1884).

The flute of the gods /

Decorated end-papers.

London and its environs in the nineteenth century : illustrated by a series of views from original drawings /

Sequel to Shepherd's Metropolitan Improvements. See Adams.

The scenery of Greece and its islands, illustrated by fifty views, sketched from nature, executed on steel, and described en route, with a map of the country.

Mode of access: Internet.

A plan of Alfred, Maine /

Shows buildings pictorially.

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, New York /

"*GPO: 2005--310-394/00321."

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, New York /

"*GPO:2008--339-126/80006 Reprint 2008."

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, New York /

"*GPO:2010--357-940/80371 Reprint 2010."

[Plat of land grant survey in South Carolina, accompanied by deed of grant] /

Pen-and-ink.

CHARLESTON AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE August 31st 1886

[18] p. : ill. ; 9 x 13 cm. This is a lithographic souvenir book with 18 pages of various Charleston scenes of destruction after the 1886 earthquake.

A comparative analysis of regeneration in natural forests and joint forest management plantations in Uttara Kannada district, Western Ghats

Five villages undertaking joint forest management (JFM) were chosen in Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka for assessing regeneration in plantations and nearby natural forests of the village. Species number, stem density, diversity index, similarity in species composition in less disturbed and disturbed forests and plantations in the village were compared. Stem density was low in all the disturbed forests; however, the species number was low in disturbed forests of three villages and high in two villages. Plantations showed lower diversity values compared to the adjacent natural forests. Regeneration in all less disturbed forests was better compared to the disturbed counterparts. Villages were ranked based on number of landless families, per, capita forest available and number of cut stems. Assessment of village forests using ranks indicates that parameters such as per capita availability, cut stems in the forests may determine the success of JFM.