Osteology of the Cormorant
J. Amory Jeffries · Science · 1884
na1 investigatioils.I?\.en illrteorologists outside the oilice, or employed by i t as co11s11ltii?gspecialists.inay fi11cl it to their advantage to avail themselves of this opportuiiity for publication.Corisiclering the great futrlre e\ idently in store for meteorology, it is not slirl1risi11g that Professor Abbe is, as we u~iderstnntl.tliligelitly inquiring for those who are williilg l o come t o his assistance in tlle efihrt to (levelop n systematic, deductire, ~i l t le xact science of meteorology, W e cornmend this sui?ject t o tliose nlliose stlrdies 11x7-e talio~i t h i ~ directioil.There are ileecled the in~estigntor.tlle teacher, ancl the expert consulting-meteorologist, yrecisely as ill other Ir)rnncl~es of science.*, * C<~?.?.esponlJents are veqzbented to be as brief as possible.The laritev's nunre i s in (111 cu,seS Tequired (18 p ~o o f of g 0 0 d ~~i t A .