Conceptual model of the Bahamian Platform for the last 135 million years

The subsidence history of the Bahamian Platform points to a non-uniform rate of sea-floor spreading since the beginning of the Cretaceous. Lower Cretaceous rates of perhaps 5 cm/yr led to an active trench system at the boundary between the American and Caribbean lithosphere plates, and the rapid subsidence of the continental margin produced graben faults on the Bahamian Platform and normal faults in Cuba.     

Die langsamen positiven Potentiale im Säuger-ERG Elektroretinogramm

Summary Investigating the slow positive potentials of the electroretinogram (ERG) of different mammals, c-wave and d.c.-potential proved to be strictly discernible. With respect to its amplitude and its peak time, the c-wave differs in various species. There are two types of d.c.-potentials, a scotopic and a photopic one.     

De la réaction mitotique de l'épiderme de la tétine de cobaye à la suite d'applications répétées de diverses substances

Summary (1) The majority of substances tested produced a weaker mitotic reaction of the epidermis of the guinea pig nipple after 3 applications (24 h intervals) of the same substance than after a single application.(2) This decrease in the ability of the epidermic cells to be divided has to be attributed, it seems, to a habit-forming processus and not to an exhaustion of the cells; indeed after two applications of geraniol, the application of a substance of different nature, Hormoestrol, produced in the nipple epidermis a mitotic flare up as intense as that obtained in the epidermis of a nipple not previously treated.(3) Aldehyde C₉ alone, among the substances tested, does not produce a decrease of epidermic mitoses after three applications but induces cellular alterations.