[Title page] Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters vol. XXXIV, p. [1]

Officers of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, p. [2]

Table of contents, pp. [3] ff.

Birds of the University of Wisconsin arboretum, Anderson, Harry G.; Feeney, William S.; Sperry, Theodore M.; Catenhusen, John pp. 5-22

Extinct and endangered mammals and birds of the upper Great Lakes region, Schorger, A.W. pp. 23-44

Mutations in minks, Shackelford, Max pp. 45 ff.

Rural agglomerated settlements in the eastern lake shore red clay dairy region of Wisconsin, Bertrand, Kenneth pp. 47-62

The nature of two associated Wisconsin soils as influenced by post-glacial erosion, topography, and substratum, Nelson, Lewis B. pp. 63-72

Factors influencing injury to cranberry plants during flooding, Stevens, Neil E.; Thompson, Noel F. pp. 73-81 ff.

Notes on Wisconsin parasitic fungi. II, Greene, H. C. pp. 83-98

Cats with abnormally arranged viscera, Wolfe, Harold R. pp. 99-102

The summer standing crop of plants and animals in four Wisconsin lakes, Juday, Chancey pp. 103-135 ff.

The growth, food, distribution and relative abundance of the fishes of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, in 1941, Nelson, Merlin N.; Hasler, Arthur D. pp. 137-148

Study of the rooted aquatic vegetation of Weber Lake, Vilas County, Wisonsin, Potzger, J. E.; Van Engel, Willard A. pp. 149-166

Limnological observations on three lakes in eastern Vilas County, Wisconsin, Flanigon, Thomas H. pp. 167-175 ff.

Microfossil studies of three northcentral Wisconsin bogs, Wilson, L. R.; Webster, R. M. pp. 177-193 ff.

A photoelectric method for determination of pH, Rae, John; Meloche, V. W. pp. 195-212

Samuel Chappzeau and his "Europe vivante," 1666-71, Zdanowicz, Casimir D. pp. 213-220

Margaret Ashmun: Wisconsin author and educator, Wales, Julia Grace pp. 221-229 ff.

An eighteenth century dictatorship, Cooper, Berenice pp. 231-236

The vogue of Macaulay in America, Clark, Harry Hayden pp. 237-292

Proceedings of the Academy, pp. 293-300

The constitution of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, pp. 301-303 ff.