CONTENTS
EDITOR —GEORGE A. MOORE
Associate Editors—U. T. Waterfall, Harley P. Brown, V. Brown Monnett,
George Gorin, Rudia Halliburton, Robert C. Fite,
Stephen M. Sutherland, Bryan P. Glass, J. Bennett Clark
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| SECTION A, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES | Section B, Geology | Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education |Section H, Microbiology | Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science | Home
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Subsection Botany |
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Additions to the Oklahoma lichen flora - No. 2 Darwin W. Keck; 44 (1964); p. 1 |
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Distribution of legumes as correalated with surface geology and plant succession John S. Shed and William T. Penfound; 44 (1964); pp. 2-6 |
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Comments of the flora of Byran County, Oklahoma Constance Taylor and John Taylor; 44 (1964); pp. 6-10 |
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A list of the vascular flora of the Oklahoma Ozarks. Studies in the composition and distribution of the Oklahoma flora - No. 29 U. T. Waterfall and C. S. Wallis; 44 (1964); pp. 11-22 |
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Subsection Zoology |
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Lens action by jelly of frog eggs A. N. Bragg; 44 (1964); p. 23 |
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A hypothesis to explain the almost exclusive use of temporary water by breeding spadefoot toads A. N. Bragg; 44 (1964); pp. 24-25 |
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The recent Gastropoda of Oklahoma, VI. Terrestrial families Endodontidae and Haplotrematidae. Revisions and Retinella zikmundi sp. n. B. A. Branson; 44 (1964); pp. 25-41 |
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Oklahoma riffle beetles (Coleoptera: Dryopoidea). III. Additional State and County records Harley P. Brown and Charles M. Shoemake; 44 (1964); pp. 42-43 |
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Oklahoma riffle beetles (Coleoptera: Dryopoidea. IV. Ecology Harley P. Brown and Charles M. Shoemake; 44 (1964); pp. 44-46 |
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Membracidae of southeastern Oklahoma Clifford J. Dennis; 44 (1964); pp. 47-51 |
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Effect of environment on plankton species diversity in centrl Oklahoma farm ponds Vernie Knudson and Troy C. Dorris; 44 (1964); pp. 52-55 |
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Additional mammal notes from the Wichita Mountains Region of Oklahoma Arthur F. Halloran and Bryan P. Glass; 44 (1964); pp. 56-58 |
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A preliminary survey of blood parasites of Oklahoma birds John Janovy, Jr.; 44 (1964); pp. 58-61 |
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Some distributional records of amphibians and reptiles from southeastern Oklahoma Harold E. Laughlin; 44 (1964); pp. 61-63 |
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Mammal records for Oklahoma County Carl Mitchell and Robert D. Burns; 44 (1964); pp. 63-64 |
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New and unusual bird records for Tulsa County, Oklahoma Anne Reynolds; 44 (1964); pp. 64-65 |
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Percina shumardi in the Illinois River of Oklahoma Carl D. Riggs and W. Frank Wade; 44 (1964); pp. 65-66 |
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A checklist of the mammals of the Oliver Wildlife Preserve, Cleveland County, Oklahoma David G. Ruffer; 44 (1964); pp. 66-68 |
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Stomach contents of Natrix r. rhombifera (Reptilia: Serpentes) from an Oklahoma lake Morgan E. Sisk and C. J. McCoy; 44 (1964); pp. 68-71 |
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Menidia audens )Pisces: Atherinidae) in Boomer Lake, Oklahoma, and its possible spread in the Arkansas River system Morgan E. Sisk and Robert R. Stephens; 44 (1964); pp. 71-73 |
SECTION B, GEOLOGY | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences |Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education |Section H, Microbiology | Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science | Home
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Some phosphate nodules and the beds from which they were derived A. C. Shead; 44 (1964); pp. 74-76 |
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Industrial utilization of concretions, nodules, segregations, and the shales containing them A. C. Shead; 44 (1964); pp. 77-84 |
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Reclamation of the strip-pit-coal mining-spoil by mineral recovery and geochemical treatment A. C. Shead; 44 (1964); pp. 84-88 |
SECTION C, PHYSICAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geology |Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education |Section H, Microbiology | Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science | Home
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Photolysis of silver benzoate in cyclohexene K. Darrell Berlin and Don E. Gibbs; 44 (1964); pp. 89-94 |
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Lowering of the ionization potential in dense aluminum plasmas R. E. Bruce and F. C. Todd; 44 (1964); pp. 95-102 |
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Studies in polymerization by ring scission O. C. Dermer and W. A. Ames; 44 (1964); pp. 102-104 |
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Attempted preperation of trans-alpha, alphá, - dichlorostilbene from benzene, chlorine and calcium carbide O. C. Dermer and Donald V. Hertzler; 44 (1964); pp. 104-105 |
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Phosphorescence in semiconducting diamond J. B. Krumme and W. J. Leivo; 44 (1964); pp. 105-114 |
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Hall effect measurements as a set of serial experiments in the undergraduate physics laboratory Delbert L. Rutledge; 44 (1964); pp. 114-116 |
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Hypervelocity impact of a thin plate on a semi-infinite slab B. A. Sodek, Jr. and F. C. Todd; 44 (1964); pp. 117-126 |
SECTION D, SOCIAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geology |Section C, Physical Sciences | Section E, Science Education |Section H, Microbiology | Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science | Home
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The Scientific methodology of Nicholas of Cusa Gerald C. Lawrence; 44 (1964); pp. 127-130 |
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Nehemiah Grew's method of studying plants George P. Burris; 44 (1964); pp. 131-134 |
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New freedom or new slavery: Woodrow Wilson and the emergence of a new Negro leadership Jack L. Forrest; 44 (1964); pp. 134-141 |
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The Scopes "Monkey Trial" and its thirty-fifth anniversary celebration R. Halliburton, Jr.; 44 (1964); pp. 141-147 |
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Science and seventeenth century navigation Dwayne R. Mason; 44 (1964); pp. 147-150 |
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A socio-economic comparison of Democratic and Republican counties in Oklahoma Amos D. Maxwell; 44 (1964); pp. 150-164 |
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John Dee's "Mathematical Preface": A sixteenth century classification of the mathematical arts and sciences Charles St. Clair; 44 (1964); pp. 164-168 |
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The measurement of conforming and nonconforming behavior in preschool children Elizabeth K. Starkweather and Frieda G. Cowling; 44 (1964); pp. 168-180 |
SECTION E, SCIENCE EDUCATION | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geology |Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences |Section H, Microbiology | Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science | Home
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The effectiveness of the Oklahoma Junior Academy in the early identification of scholars Claude F. Jones; 44 (1964); pp. 181-183 |
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An Oklahoma plan for University and High School exchange of biological and information specimens Lavon P. Richardson; 44 (1964); pp. 183-185 |
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A preliminary report on the identification of instructional problems of teaching assisstants in Chemistry which might be met with a training program Ephraim Wall; 44 (1964); pp. 185-188 |
SECTION H, MICROBIOLOGY | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geology |Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education | Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation | Section I, Engineering Science |In Memoriam |Constitution and Bylaws | Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science | Home
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A preliminary investigation on carbohydrate nutrition of the pecan scab fungus, Fusicladium effusum Wint George L. Barnes and Isaac N. Adams; 44 (1964); pp. 189-192 |
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The in vitro production of abortive fructifications of Lycoperdon pusillum Pers. Glenn S. Bulmer; 44 (1964); pp. 192-195 |
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Effect of lysozyme-potentiating treatments on Escherichia coli cell wall protein Charles D. Edwards and E. C. Noller; 44 (1964); pp. 196-200 |
OKLAHOMA JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geology |Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences |Section E, Science Education | Section F, Geography | Section G, Conservation | Section H, Microbiology | Section I, Engineering Science |Constitution and Bylaws | In Memoriam | Home
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Selected Papers |
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Effects of 742 solution on Brachydanio rerio embryos Donna Brown; 44 (1964); pp. 21-203 |
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The use of plants in predicting cancer inhibitor effects in an animal neoplasm Bruce D. Gaddis; 44 (1964); pp. 203-207 |
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Effects of thermal and x-ray radiation upon transistors Alan Ray Hamilton; 44 (1964); pp. 207-210 |
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The isolation of Cryptococcus neoformans in Oklahoma City Robert Duke Lonian; 44 (1964); pp. 210-213 |
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Selected Abstracts of other Junior Academy Papers 44 (1964); pp. 214-222 |
