Part 25

FRANKLIN, JOHN, and JOHN RICHARDSON.

1828. Narrative of a second expedition to the shores of the Polar Sea, in the years 1825, 1826, and 1827, by John Franklin. . . . Including an account of the progress of a detachment to the eastward, by John Richardson. . . . London: 320 + clvii, 31 pl., 6 maps.

FREUCHEN, PETER.

1935. Mammals. Part 2. Field notes and biological observations. Rept. Fifth Thule Exped. 1921-24, +2+ (4-5): 68-278, 1 map.

GAVIN, ANGUS.

1945. Notes on mammals observed in the Perry River district, Queen Maud Sea. Jour. Mammalogy +26+ (3): 226-230.

GILDER, WILLIAM H.

1881. Schwatka's search. Sledging in the Arctic in quest of the Franklin records. New York: xvi + 316, 12 pl., 18 fig., 2 maps.

GODMAN, JOHN D.

1831. American natural history. Ed. 2, vol. 2. Philadelphia: 1-330, 18 pl.

GODSELL, PHILIP H.

1934. Arctic trader. New York: i-xvii, 19-329, 12 pl., 1 map.

1937. The "Blond" Eskimos and the "created want." Nat. Hist. +39+ (4): 285-289, 4 fig.

GOLDMAN, EDWARD A.

1944. Part 2. Classification of wolves. In: Stanley P. Young and Edward A. Goldman, The wolves of North America: 387-636, 44 pl., 2 maps.

GRANT, MADISON.

1903. The caribou. Seventh Ann. Rept. New York Zool. Soc. . . . 1902: 175-196, 32 pl., 1 map.

HAMILTON, W. J., JR.

1939. American mammals, their lives, habits, and economic relations. New York: xii + 434, 1 pl., 92 fig.

HANBURY, DAVID T.

1900. A journey from Chesterfield Inlet to Great Slave Lake, 1898-9. Geog. Jour. +16+ (1): 63-77, 1 map.

1903. Through the Barren Ground of north-eastern Canada to the Arctic coast. Geog. Jour. +22+ (2): 178-191, 9 fig., 1 map.

1904. Sport and travel in the northland of Canada. London and New York: xxxii + 319, 38 pl., 2 fig., 2 maps.

HARPER, FRANCIS.

1915. The Athabaska-Great Slave Lake expedition. Summary Rept. Geol. Survey [Canada] 1914: 159-163.

1932. Mammals of the Athabaska and Great Slave Lakes region. Jour. Mammalogy +13+ (1): 19-36, 3 pl.

1945. Extinct and vanishing mammals of the Old World. Am. Committee Internat. Wild Life Protection, Spl. Publ. 12. New York: xvi + 850, 1 pl., 67 fig.

1949. In caribou land. Nat. Hist. +58+ (5): 224-231, 239-240, 12 fig., 2 maps.