. Report of the Second Norwegian Arctic expedition in the "Fram" 1898-1902 ... 10 m. KNistanstalt Max Jaffe, Wien. E. Kittl: Triasfossilien vom Heurckasund, Tal. HI. ^ REPORT OF THE SECOND NORWEGIAN ARCTIC EXPEDITIONIN THE „FRAM 1898—1902. No, 8. O. NORDGAARD: BRYOZOA FROM THE 2° FRAMEXPEDITION 1898-1902 (WITH 4 PLATES) AT THE EXPENCE OF THE FRIDTJOF NANSENFTJND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE PUBLISHED BY VIDENSKABS-SELSKABET I KRISTIANIA (the society of arts and sciences of kristiania) -coo- KRISTIANIA PRINTED BY A. W. BR0GGER1906 INTRODUCTION. -LVJ.y investigations on the subject of Biyozoa
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. Report of the Second Norwegian Arctic expedition in the "Fram" 1898-1902 ... 10 m. KNistanstalt Max Jaffe, Wien. E. Kittl: Triasfossilien vom Heurckasund, Tal. HI. ^ REPORT OF THE SECOND NORWEGIAN ARCTIC EXPEDITIONIN THE „FRAM 1898—1902. No, 8. O. NORDGAARD: BRYOZOA FROM THE 2° FRAMEXPEDITION 1898-1902 (WITH 4 PLATES) AT THE EXPENCE OF THE FRIDTJOF NANSENFTJND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE PUBLISHED BY VIDENSKABS-SELSKABET I KRISTIANIA (the society of arts and sciences of kristiania) -coo- KRISTIANIA PRINTED BY A. W. BR0GGER1906 INTRODUCTION. -LVJ.y investigations on the subject of Biyozoa have, until quite lately, been based exclusively upon material from the Norwegian shores, themore northerly of which exhibit a number of arctic forms, although theanimal life there, on account of the peculiar hydrographic conditions, isof a mixed character. It was therefore with pleasure, that I accededto the request of Hr. P. Schei to work up the Bryozoa material collectedduring the 2nd Fram Expedition, as it might be assumed beforehandthe species it contained would be of a