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JMBRAS Vol. 4, Part 1 (July 1926)

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JMBRAS Vol. 4, Part 1 (July 1926)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: July 1926

Table of Contents

The ferns of the Malay Peninsula — H.N. Ridley (pp. 1–121)
Cameron’s Highlands — W. Cameron, W.G. Maxwell (pp. 122–128)
The Coffin Breakers Society — W.G. Stirling (pp. 129–132)
note on the north and south points of the compass in Kedah and Trengganu — J.L. Humphreys (pp. 133–135)
Malay love charms. Recorded and .W. Hamilton — Hamilton A.W (pp. 136–138)
Two Malay tales — H.E. Savage (pp. 138–147)
A Pangan vocabulary — H.E. Savage (pp. 147–153)
The Dusuns and the Chinese — I.H.N. Evans (pp. 153–155)
Miniopterus medius in the Malay Peninsula. Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 14 — F.N. Chasen (pp. 156–157)
The laughing gull (Larus ridibundus, Linn.) in the Straits of Singapore. Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 15 — C.B. Kloss (pp. 157)
The pied cuckoo-shrike. Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 16 — C.B. Kloss (pp. 158–161)
Two neglected bird names: Eucichla guajana (P.L.S. Mull.) and Chloropsis cochinchinensis (GM.) Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 17 — C.B. Kloss (pp. 161–163)
An abnormal, or unnamed, sea-snake. N. Smedley and C.B. Kloss. Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 18 — C.B. Kloss, N. Smedley (pp. 163–164)
On a stage in the development of the tiger-shark Stegostoma tigrinum (Gmel.). Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 20 — N. Smedley (pp. 166)
Peripatus in the Malay Peninsula. Records of the Raffles Museum, No. 21 — C.B. Kloss, H.N. Ridley (pp. 167)

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