proceedings of the oklahoma academy of science

Proceedings
of the
Oklahoma Academy
of
Science

Volume 39—1959

CONTENTS EDITOR —GEORGE A. MOORE Associate Editors —U. T. Waterfall, Harley P. Brown, J. Bennett Clark, John D. Naff, George Gorin, Carl R. Oldroyd, Fred W. Allen, Ralph W. Birchard, Bryan P. Glass
SECTION A, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES \| Section B, Geology \| Section C, Physical Sciences \|Section E, Science Education \|Section F, Geography \| Section G, Conservation \| In Memoriam \|Home
	Subsection Botany
	On the fungal flora of Iraqi soil: II. central area Yousef Al-doory; 39 (1959); p. *
	The effects of gibberellic acid on the translocation, metabolism and toxicity of 2,4-d in bean plants Eddie Basler; 39 (1959); p. *
	Identification of a substituted chromosome pair in a Triticum-Agropyron line J. S. Bakshi and A. M. Schlehuber; 39 (1959); pp. 16-21
	A technique for determining relative abundance and distribution of aquatic plants Charles D. Bird; 39 (1959); p. 5
	Desynapsis in the Andropogoneae Robert P. Celarier and K. L. Mehra; 39 (1959); p. *
	Genetics of green-bug resistance in wheat B. C. Curtis; 39 (1959); p. *
	Notes on Oklahoma plants George J. Goodman; 39 (1959); p. 1
	The occurence of persimmon and buckeye in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Arthur F. Halloran; 39 (1959); p. 4--5
	The nature of the upland forests of Oklahoma William T. Penfound and Elroy L. Rice; 39 (1959); p. *
	Retrogression and succession in tall-grass prairie William T. Penfound and Elroy L. Rice; 39 (1959); p. *
	The microclimate of Devils Canyon in Canadian County, Oklahoma Elroy L. Rice; 39 (1959); p. *
	Some effects of plant regulators on metabolism in plants Lawrence M. Rohrbaugh; 39 (1959); p.*
	Progress in wheat-grass breeding A. M. Schlehuber and E. E. Sebesta; 39 (1959); pp. 6-16
	Studies in the composition and distribution of the Oklahoma flora - No. 24 u. t. waterfall; 39 (1959); pp. 1-3
	Subsection Zoology
	Summer food of the goldeye Hiodon alosoides John E. Barnett and Carl D. Riggs; 39 (1959); p. *
	Age and growth of the river carpsucker, Carpiodes carpio Rafinesque of Lake Texoma J. Carl Bass and Carl D. Riggs; 39 (1959); pp. 50-69
	Notes on control of the nantucket pine moth Rhyacionia frustrana (Comstock) G. A. Bieberdorf; 39 (1959); pp. 38-39
	Variation in mouth parts of tadpoles of Scaphiopus bombifrons Cope William N. Bragg and Arthur N. Bragg; 39 (1959); p. *
	Further additions to the known spider fauna of Oklahoma Branley A. Branson; 39 (1959); pp. 49-50
	The recent Gastropoda of Oklahoma. Part I. Historical review, general comments and higher taxonomic categories Branley A. Branson; 39 (1959); pp. 21-37
	Opportunities for animal behavior research in Oklahoma Charles C. Carpenter; 39 (1959); pp. 87-98
	Push-up behavior in some iguanid lizards Charles C. Carpenter; 39 (1959); p. *
	Social dominance in a lizard Charles C. Carpenter; 39 (1959); p. *
	The morphology of abnormal lateral-line canals in the centrarchid fish Lepomis humilis (Girard) Milton R. Curd; 39 (1959); pp. 70-75
	The taxonomic position of an Asiatic species of Otus (Aves: Strigiformes) as indicated by the Mallophaga Robert E. Elbel; 39 (1959); pp. 76-78
	Recovery of rabies virus from the Mexican freetail bat in Oklahoma Bryan P. Glass; 39 (1959); pp. 83-84
	Evaluation of certain chemicals as bird repellents, a preliminary report Daude N. Griffen and F. M. Baumgarter; 39 (1959); pp. 78-82
	A roosting aggreation of the blue mud-dauber, Chalybion coeruleum Harold M. Hefley; 39 (1959); pp. 39-40
	Hibernal notes on cattle dung microseres W. E. Johnson, Jr.; 39 (1959); p. 40
	Studies on the effects of a synthetic estrogen on chick embryos Howard A. Kivett; 39 (1959); pp. 84-85
	Further range extension by Menidia audens in Oklahoma Carl D. Riggs and George A. Moore; 39 (1959); p. *
	The spawning behavior of gars (Lepisosteus) Carl D. Riggs and Virgil E. Dowell; 39 (1959); p. *
	Seasonal arthropod societies in two overgrazed short-grass communities Kurt F. Schaefer and Harold M. Hefley; 39 (1959); pp. 41-44
	Biology and seasonal development of the red-necked peanutworm, Stegasta bosqueella (Chambers) (Gelechiidae) Lepidoptera R. R. walton; 39 (1959); p. *
	Notes on the biology and distribution of Trichobius in northwest Oklahoma, (Diptera, Streblidae) Victor H. Zeve; 39 (1959); pp. 44-49
	Subsection Microbiology
	Demonstration of staphylococcal-free coagulase and clumping factor (bound coagulase) in soft agar Samih Y. Alami; 39 (1959); p. *
	Method for identifying intermediates in the microbial utilization of steroids Vincent Altieri and Norman N. Durham; 39 (1959); pp. 98-99
	The use of fluorescent microscopy in the demonstration of herpes simplex virus within fetal tissue of rabbits Joseph Z. Biegeleisen, Jr. and L. Vernon Scott; 39 (1959); p. *
	Neoplasia in baby chick following inoculation of the chick embryo with rous sarcoma virus Bernard A. Brown and L. Vernon Scott; 39 (1959); p. *
	Cultural development in Nocardia corallina Olen R. Brown and J. B. Clark; 39 (1959); p. *
	The nitrogen and amino acid composition of three species of anoplocephalid cestodes: Moniezia expansa, Thysanosoma actiniodes and Cittetaenia perplexa James Wayne Campbell; 39 (1959); p. *
	Effect of various substances on the respiration of Histoplasma capsulatum George C. Cozad, Howard W. Larsh and William R. Romig; 39 (1959); pp. 99-106
	Induced sensitivity to irradiation effects Janice Frady and J. B. Clark; 39 (1959); p. *
	Photoreactivation in Nocardia corallina Norman L. Goodman and J. B. Clark; 39 (1959); p. *
	Nutritional control of cell division in a species of Erwinia E. A. Grula; 39 (1959); pp. 106-109
	Observations on relapsing fever organisms Cluff E. Hopla; 39 (1959); p. *
	Fluorescent antibody technics in vital diagnosis Vester Lewis, Jr., L. Vernon Scott and Joseph Z. Biegeleisen, Jr.; 39 (1959); p. *
	Unknown growth factors required in the nutrition of M. lysodeikticus Kenneth Luk and E. A. Grula; 39 (1959); pp. 109-112
	Succinoxidase system in Aerobacter aerogenes Margie D. Perry and Norman N. Durham; 39 (1959); pp. 112-113
	Free amino acid analyses in Plerocercoid larvae and closely associated host tissues J. Teague Self and Fred A. Hopper; 39 (1959); p. *
	Serological studies with herpes simplex virus antigens Lona Akins Souda, Vester Lewis, Jr., Francis G. Felton and L. Vernon Scott; 39 (1959); p. *
	Variation of staphylococcal clumping factor (bound coagulase) in stored cultures Edith E. Steward and Florene C. Kelly; 39 (1959); p. *
	Preliminary studies on the growth and nutrition of Tritrichomonas augusta (Alexeiff) Donald W. Twohy; 39 (1959); p. *
	The absorption of carbohydrates and the synthesis of lipid in Hymenolepis diminuta McWilson Warren and Jack W. Daugherty; 39 (1959); p. *
SECTION B, GEOLOGY \| Section A, Biological Sciences \| Section C, Physical Sciences \|Section E, Science Education \|Section F, Geography \| Section G, Conservation \| In Memoriam \|Home
	An isopachous and paleogeologic study of pre-Desmoinesian rocks in northwestern Oklahoma M. E. Boler; 39 (1959); p. 114
	Flow around bends in stream channels Gladys Braden; 39 (1959); pp. 115-117
	Problems in geologic mapping in western Arkansas William B. Brent; 39 (1959); pp. 118-119
	Notes on recent observations of tide spring, near Broadway, Virginia W. B. Brent; 39 (1959); pp. 119-120
	The problem of the Weldon, Sycamore and Lower Caney in the eastern Arbuckle Mountains Steve C. Champlin; 39 (1959); pp. 120-124
	Comparison of features of the geology of the earth and the moon P. A. Chenoweth; 39 (1959); p. *
	Rhyolites of Oklahoma R. Denison; 39 (1959); pp. 124-126
	Pleistocene geology of the South Canadian River Robert O. Fay; 39 (1959); p. *
	A fifth report on the accumulation of recent alluvium in the deep fork of the North Canadian River Valley, in Lincoln County, Oklahoma Horace J. Harper and L. W. Reed; 39 (1959); pp. 126-130
	Pliocene horses from McKee Ranch, Harper County, Oklahoma David B. Kitts; 39 (1959); p. *
	Some relations of the shape of quartz sand grains to their crystallographic orientation E. L. Lucas; 39 (1959); pp. 130-133
	Lithologic basis for correlation of Mississippian rocks in the subsurface between Kansas and northcentral Oklahoma R. H. McDuffie; 39 (1959); pp. 138 (133-135)
	Geologic history of the Gnetales L. R. Wilson; 39 (1959); p. *
SECTION C, PHYSICAL SCIENCES \|Section A, Biological Sciences \| Section B, Geology \|Section E, Science Education \|Section F, Geography \| Section G, Cnservation \|In Memoriam \|Home
	Experimental measurements of optical excitation function Charles J. Bronco; 39 (1959); p. *
	Colorimetric determination of mercapto compounds with silver dithizonate J. E. Buckley, R. K. Kunke, J. M. Katyal and George Gorin; 39 (1959); p. *
	Quantitative electrolytic reduction of cystine to cysteine C. W. Clary and George Gorin; 39 (1959); p. *
	Catalytic reduction of the enzymatic oxidation product of 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid Richard H. Decker, L. M. Henderson and R. J. Suhadolnik; 39 (1959); p. *
	Di-metallic polyphosphates placed in producing zones of oil wells during fracturing minimze scale deposits Aleck B. Featherstone; 39 (1959); pp. 136-141
	The in vivo conversion of 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid to acetate R. K. Gholson and K. M. Henderson; 39 (1959); p. *
	Synthesis of sulfur-35 and phosphorus-32 labeled O-2-(Ethylthio) ethyl O, O-Diethyl Phosphorothioate Ernest M. Hodnett, Thomas E. Moore and John E. Lothers, Jr.; 39 (1959); pp. 141-142
	Dichroism of infared absorption bands of single crystals of long-chain normal paraffins R. F. Holland and J. Rud Nielsen; 39 (1959); p. *
	Degration of DL-Serine-1-C¹⁴ and DL-Serine-3-C¹⁴ by the Kuhn-Roth method Carl Kennedy and R. J. Suhadolnik; 39 (1959); p. *
	Vibrational spectra of some halogenated ethanes Peter Klaboe and J. Rud Nielsen; 39 (1959); p. *
	Chromotographic studies of the physiological porphyria of the fox squirrel Delbert Lacefield and Earl G. Larsen; 39 (1959); p. *
	An attempt at determining the liquid-junction electromotive force by means of contact potential measurments Marvin M. Mueller; 39 (1959); p. *
	A new parallel infared band of oriented, highly crystalline polyethylene L. R. Wilson; 39 (1959); p. *
	K- meson interactions in nuclear emulsions Zack Osborne; 39 (1959); p. *
	Dependence of shock velocity on boundary conditions in plasma-driven shock tubes Drady Paxton and Herbert Hughes; 39 (1959); p. *
	A study of line intensities in the spectrum of procyon Leon W. Schroeder; 39 (1959); p. *
	Vitamin K in phosphorylation Arthur W. Schulz; 39 (1959); p. *
	Light scattering by dislocations in ionic crystals W. A. Sibley; 39 (1959); pp. 142-144
	The statistics of the electrical microfield in a plasma Otto Theimer; 39 (1959); p. *
	Further studies on the biosynthesis of gliotoxin Jack Winstead and R. J. Suhadolnik; 39 (1959); p. *
SECTION E, SCIENCE EDUCATION \| Section A, Biological Sciences \| Section B, Geology \|Section C, Physical Sciences \|Section F, Geography \| Section G, Conservation \|In Memoriam \| Home
	Preliminary report on survey of southwestern Oklahoma's high school science programs F. W. Allen; 39 (1959); p. *
	Comparative salaries of Oklahoma and non-Oklahoma science teachers H. H. Bliss; 39 (1959); p. *
	Coordinating science instruction within the system: development of the science leader - teacher H. H. Bliss; 39 (1959); pp. 145-147
	Film depicting an example of coordination of science instruction within the system H. H. Bliss; 39 (1959); p. *
	Classroom-tested laboratory techniques that help in achieving problem-solving objectives in general sciences Vivla Johnson; 39 (1959); p. *
	The plans of scientifically-talented high school girls in Oklahoma M. W. Shackleford; 39 (1959); pp. 147-152
SECTION F, GEOGRAPHY \|Section A, Biological Sciences \| Section B, Geology \|Section C, Physical Sciences \|Section E, Science Education \| Section G, Conservation \|In Memoriam \|Home
	The field of urban geography Ralph E. Birchard; 39 (1959); pp. 153-154
	The year without a summer C. J. Bollinger; 39 (1959); pp. 155-159
	The philippines - an example of creeping malthsianism? Arthur H. Doerr; 39 (1959); pp. 160-162
	Historical geography - a tool for teaching and research in geography Arthur D. Earick; 39 (1959); p. *
	The correlation between a natural geographic region and its cultural landscape - a study: the North Canadian watershed in Oklahoma Ronald R. Friedman; 39 (1959); pp. 162-171
	Geographic criteria for zoning Robert Mayfield; 39 (1959); pp. 147-152
	Irrigation in Oklahoma John W. Morris and Arthur H. Doerr; 39 (1959); p. *
	The status of soil mapping in Oklahoma Ralph E. Olson; 39 (1959); pp. 171-176
	Zonal and sectal theories of internal urban structure applied to Tulsa Kenneth Riley; 39 (1959); pp. 176-177
	Geography and behavioral science, a geographic approach to the study of human behavior James H. Stine; 39 (1959); p. *
	Shopping center parking problems Stephen M. Sutherland; 39 (1959); pp. 179-182
	The air age in the Ethiopian Empire, 1955-56 Gordon Schilz; 39 (1959); pp. 177-178**
SECTION G, CONSERVATION \|Section A, Biological Sciences \| Section B, Geology \|Section C, Physical Sciences \|Section E, Science Education \| Section F, Geography \|In Memoriam \| Home
	Notes on the return of tagged white bass Harry Bishop; 39 (1959); pp. 195-197
	Commercial fisheries catch in Oklahoma, 1957 Ronald E. Elkin, Jr.; 39 (1959); pp. 183-190
	Cotton rats, Sigmodon hispidus, as food of channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus William R. Heard; 39 (1959); pp. 200-201
	Stomach contents of american mergansers, Mergus merganser Linnaeus, caught in gill nets set in Lake Carl Blackwell, Oklahoma William R. Heard; 39 (1959); pp. 179-182
	Fish population estimates in Crystal Kake, Cleveland County, Oklahoma Alfred Houser; 39 (1959); pp. 191-195
	Effects of rodents and rabbits on estimates of forage disappearance Clay Y. Mcculloch, Jr.; 39 (1959); pp. 202-204
	Fish populations of five southern Oklahoma lakes two years after rehabilitation O'Reilly Sandoz; 39 (1959); p. *
	A proposed Santa Fe Trail National Area A. M. Stebler; 39 (1959); pp. 204-214
	National Wildlife Week in 1959: a challenge to conservationists and educators George M. Sutton; 39 (1959); p. *
	A record of hawks and owls trapped at the State Game Farm G. B. Wint; 39 (1959); p. *
	A record of hybridism - bobwhite X scale quail G. B. Wint; 39 (1959); p. *
	Tagging game birds for field identification G. B. Wint; 39 (1959); p. *
IN MEMORIAM \| Section A, Biological Sciences \| Section B, Geology \|Section C, Physical Sciences \| Section E, Science Education \| Section F, Geography \| Section G, Conservation \| Home
	Ralph Allen Brant; 39 (1959); p. 215
	Charles E. Decker; 39 (1959); p. 216
	Roy La Mont Ginter; 39 (1959); p. 217
	William Schriever; 39 (1959); p. 218
	* Papers not published in this volume
	** Submitted for publication in December, 1957