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| SECTION A, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES | Section B, Geological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education |Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation | In Memoriam |Home
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Subsection Botany |
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Techniques developed for studying the degradation of steroids manometrically Vincent Altieri and Norman N. Durham; 38 (1957); pp. 26-27 |
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Demonstration of herpes simplex virus in fetal rabbits Joseph Z. Biegeleisen, Jr. and L. Vernon Scott; 38 (1957); pp. 35-37 |
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Investigations into the cyto-morphogenetic effects of colchicine on varieties of Sorghum vulgare Edward G. Damon; 38 (1957); pp. 9-13 |
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The growth response of potted tailsman rose plants as related to dessication Robert P. Early; 38 (1957); pp.28-29 |
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Adsorption studies with herpes simplex immune sera as evidence for specificity Francis G. Felton and L. Vernon Scott; 38 (1957); pp. 37-38 |
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Engineering for microbiological environmental control in refuse composting Herman S. Forest and Howard G. Furlow; 38 (1957); pp. 32-35 |
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Effects of mowing on a native tall grass prairie in central Oklahoma Charles J. Gardner, J. A. Jewell, Helen Dunn and I. Y. Mahmoud; 38 (1957); pp. 30-31 |
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The effect of gibberellic acid upon Euglena Daude N. Griffin; 38 (1957); pp. 14-15 |
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The cytohistology of foliar and floral initiation in Andropogon Gerardi Vitman Imy V. Holt; 38 (1957); pp. 15-22 |
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Cytotaxonomic notes on the Dichanthium annulation complex K. L. Mehra and Robert P. Celarier; 38 (1957); pp. 22-25 |
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Sorghum versus sorghum-guar mixtures for forage and protein production Lyell Thompson; 38 (1957); pp. 31-32 |
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Additions to the Oklahoma flora from the Oklahoma Ozarks Charles S. Wallis; 38 (1957); pp. 3-5 |
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Notes on Oklahoma plants George J. Goodman; 38 (1957); pp.1-3 |
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Studies in the composition and distribution of the Oklahoma flora - No. 23 U. T. Waterfall; 38 (1957); pp. 6-7 |
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The Psoralea esculenta series of Oklahoma Varley E. Wieldman; 38 (1957); pp. 7-9 |
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Subsection Zoology |
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A preliminary survey of the cerambycids (Insecta: Coleoptera) of Oklahoma Donald R. Alexander; 38 (1957); pp. 43-52 |
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Kalotermes minor Hagen in Oklahoma G. A. Bieberdorf; 38 (1957); pp. 52-53 |
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Marking white bass with spaghetti tags Harry Bishop; 38 (1957); pp. 68-70 |
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Fourteen additions to the known spider fauna of Oklahoma Branley A. Branson; 38 (1957); pp. 60-62 |
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Additional distribution records for Oklahoma reptiles Charles C. Carpenter; 38 (1957); pp. 71-74 |
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Notes on the helminths of Pseudemys scripta elegans Wied, 1838) in areas of Texas and Oklahoma Barbara A. Everhart; 38 (1957); pp. 38-43 |
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Seasonal distribution in alfalfa of the convergent lady beetle, Hypodamia convergens Guer F. A. Fenton; 38 (1957); pp. 54-58 |
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An isolated population of the plains killfish, Fundulus kansae, within the Ozark Uplift, Mayes County, Oklahoma William R. Heard; 38 (1957); pp. 62-64 |
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The occurence of Signalosa petenenesis in Lake Texoma Carl D. Riggs and George A. Moore; 38 (1957); pp. 7-9 |
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Regeneration of gills in Zygoptera naiads Patricia Woolever; 38 (1957); pp. 59-60 |
SECTION B, GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education |Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation | In Memoriam |Home
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The hydraulic jump in natural streams Gldys E. Braden; 38 (1957); pp. 78-79 |
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Identification of flints by use of the binocular microscope O. F. Evans; 38 (1957); p. 80 |
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Permian stratigraphy of Blaine County, Oklahoma - a preliminary report Robert O. Fay; 38 (1957); pp. 82-86 |
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Straigraphy of the Blaine formation in Beckham County, Oklahoma William E. Ham; 38 (1957); pp. 88-93 |
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New list of subsurface stratigraphic names Louise Jordan; 38 (1957); pp. 80-82 |
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Cenozoic stratigraphy of Roger Mills County David B. Kitts; 38 (1957); p. 87 |
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What is expected of a geologist? E. L. Lucas; 38 (1957); pp. 75-77 |
SECTION C, PHYSICAL SCIENCES |Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education |Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation |In Memoriam |Home
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Unsteady state method for the determination of thermal conductivities of oils J. E. Hurt, E. E. Kohnke and A. R. Schmidt; 38 (1957); pp. 94-103 |
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Anomalous behavior of methlyydrazines in reactions with esters Merle D. Maxwell and Paul F. Kruse, Jr.; 38 (1957); pp. 103-104 |
SECTION D, SOCIAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences |Section C, Physical Sciences |Section E, Science Education | Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation |In Memoriam | Home
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Psychotherapy with the institutionalized retarded Ira Goldberg; 38 (1957); pp. 105-108 |
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Observations concerning human relations in workshop settings at Langston University A. C. Shropshire; 38 (1957); pp. 109-111 |
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Relationships between and reliability estimates of new (Holtzman) ink blot variables and conventional Rorschach scoring categories Harl H. Young; 38 (1957); pp. 103-104 |
SECTION E, SCIENCE EDUCATION | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences |Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences |Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation |In Memoriam | Home
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Education moves outdoors Charles L. Caldwell; 38 (1957); p. 116 |
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Oklahoma High School Institute Glenn L. Rucker; 38 (1957); pp. 116-118 |
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Dividing a line externally and hyperbola construction Mayo G. Shults; 38 (1957); pp. 118-119 |
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The National Science Foundation to the improvement of high school science and mathematics teachers James H. Zant; 38 (1957); pp. 119-120 |
SECTION F, GEOGRAPHY |Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences |Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education | Section G, Conservation |In Memoriam |Home
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Astronomical foreshadowing of seasonal rainfall in the Southern Plains Region 1937-1925 Clyde J. Bollinger; 38 (1957); pp. 121-123 |
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What kind of industry is best for Oklahoma Arthur H. Doerr; 38 (1957); pp. 124-127 |
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The influence of geographical conditions upon Civil War strategy in the Mississippi Delta James C. Hippen; 38 (1957); pp. 128-131 |
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Planning your city J. Lee Rodgers and John W. Morris; 38 (1957); pp.131-134 |
SECTION G, CONSERVATION |Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences |Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education | Section F, Geography |In Memoriam | Home
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Some game management practices suitable for Oklahoma Frederick M. Baumgartner; 38 (1957); pp. 177-180 |
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Some foods used by coyotes and bobcats in Cimarron County, Oklahoma Ralph Joe Ellis and Sanford D. Schemnitz ; 38 (1957); pp. 180-185 |
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Longhorn cattle weights and horn measurements Arthur F. Halloran; 38 (1957); pp. 135-136 |
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A one-year creel census on Fort Gibson Reservoir Alfred Houser and William R. Heard; 38 (1957); pp. 137-146 |
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Summary of a three-year creel census on Lake Eucha and Spavinaw Lake, Oklahoma, with comparisons of other Oklahoma reservoirs Samuel W. Jackson; 38 (1957); pp. 146-154 |
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A drop-net trapping technique for greater prairie chickens Karl F. Jacobs; 38 (1957); pp. 154-157 |
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The standing crop of fish in Oklahoma ponds Robert M. Jenkins; 38 (1957); pp. 157-172 |
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Fish population studies on three Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Lakes O'Reilly Sandoz; 38 (1957); pp. 173-177 |
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Research and management in wildlife conservation A. M. Stebler; 38 (1957); pp. 186-193 |
IN MEMORIAM | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences |Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education | Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation | Home
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Clinton McCarty Allen; 38 (1957); p. 194 |
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Irma R. Fulhage; 38 (1957); p. 195 |
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Carol Y. Mason; 38 (1957); p. 195 |
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Harry W. Orr; 38 (1957); p. 196 |
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Ruth Reder; 38 (1957); p. 197 |
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J. A. Trent; 38 (1957); p. 197 |
