The Nature of Animal Light

by E. Newton Harvey

[Page 104]: "thermolable" changed to "thermolabile" (Because of the necessity of thermostable and thermolabile substances for light production ...)

[Page 105]: "thermolable" changed to "thermolabile" (luciferase (=photogenin) for the thermolabile material ...)

[Page 111]: "preslence and H₂O₃" changed to "presence of H₂O₂" (lophin could be oxidized by vertebrate blood in the presence of H₂O₂.)

[Page 116]: "or" changed to "of" ( ... and would disappear from solution in the course of a day or so.)

[Page 116]: changed "oxidizible" to "oxidizable" (The luciferins, as the oxidizable substances, must claim first attention.)

[Page 123]: "contrated" changed to "concentrated" (1 c.c. portions of concentrated luciferin)

[Page 132]: "coluciferase" changed to "co-luciferase" (He now regards it as identical with his co-luciferase)

Page 151, [Table 13]: corrected duplicate numbering "10" to "11" (11 Ferric chloride)

Page 151, [Table 13]: corrected duplicate numbering "14" to "15" (15 Chromic sulfate)

Page 151, [Table 13]: abbreviated "minute" to "min." in two entries (boiled 1 min. and filtered)