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| INVITED ADDRESS | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education | Home
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Framing Sensible Questions of Nature Laurence H. Snyder; 32 (1951); pp. 3-8 |
SECTION A, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES | Section B, Geological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education | Invited Address | Home
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Variation in Io, Fifty Years Later Louis Lutz and A. O. Weese; 32 (1951); pp. 11-13 |
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Viability of the Eggs of Bufo cognatus Arthur N. Bragg and Jack Bresler; 32 (1951); pp. 13-14 |
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A Melanistic Individual of Eurycea multiplicata Cope Arthur N. Bragg and W. F. Hudson; 32 (1951); p. 14 |
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Pre-and Post-Impoundment Fish Populations in the Stilling Basin Below Wister Dam Gordon E. Hall and William C. Latta; 32 (1951); pp. 14-19 |
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The Relationship of Turbidity to Temperature of Some Farm Ponds I. Eugene Wallen; 32 (1951); pp. 20-26 |
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Additions to "A Check List of the Land Snails of Oklahoma" I. Eugene Wallen; 32 (1951); pp. 27-30 |
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Museum Insect Pest Control With Newer Insecticides D. E. Howell; 32 (1951); pp. 31-33 |
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Canada Geese Nesting at Lake Texoma, Oklahoma Carl D. Riggs and Kenneth Starks; 32 (1951); pp. 33-36 |
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The Loasaceae of Oklahoma Elinor M. Shriever; 32 (1951); pp. 36-38 |
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Notes on Oklahoma Plants George J. Goodman; 32 (1951); pp. 39-40 |
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Some Microclimates Produced by Lake Texoma Elroy L. Rice; 32 (1951); pp. 40-46 |
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Spontaneous Mutations in Bacteria J. Bennett Clark; 32 (1951); pp. 46-49 |
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Attempts at Controlling the Greenbug by the Importation and Release of Lady Beetles in Oklahoma F. A. Fenton and R. G. Dahms; 32 (1951); pp. 49-51 |
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An Herbarium-inhabiting Bacteriophage George L. Palmer; 32 (1951); pp. 51-52 |
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A Preliminary Report on the Bacterial Flora of a Sandstone-seepage Pool Howard Jayne and Charles H. Farr; 32 (1951); pp. 52-53 |
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Cotton Blooming as an Index of the Effect of Timing Insecticide Applications for Boll Weevil Control F. A. Fenton and James R. Dogger; 32 (1951); pp. 53-55 |
SECTION B, GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education | Invited Address | Home
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One Method of Formation of the Valleys of Underfit Streams O. F. Evans; 32 (1951); pp. 59-60 |
SECTION C, PHYSICAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences | Section E, Science Education | Invited Address | Home
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The High Temperature Hydrolysis of Lithium Bromide Irving Johnson and Robert T. Johansen; 32 (1951); pp. 63-67 |
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Inhibition of DOPA Oxidase by Borate Charles Goucher and Robert MacVicar; 32 (1951); pp. 67-69 |
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Condensations of Aldehydes and Ketones Catalyzed by Potassium Cyanide Ernest M. Hodnett and William W. Ross; 32 (1951); pp. 69-71 |
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Manganese Balance Studies with Lambs Willis D. Gallup, L. E. Walters and Don E. McOsker; 32 (1951); pp. 71-74 |
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Relative Thermal Stability of Ammonia Derivatives of the Magnesium Halides H. H. Rowley, L. N. Devonshire, L. K. Duncan and L. C. Teague; 32 (1951); pp. 74-78 |
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Distribution of Benzene in the Diethyl Ether-Magnesium Bromide System at 25°C W. F. Grimes and H. H. Rowley; 32 (1951); pp. 79-82 |
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Recombination in Pulsed Gas Discharges L. W. Marks and R. G. Fowler; 32 (1951); pp. 83-84 |
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Some Effects of the Application of Urea on Amino Acid Composition of Johnson Grass Thomas H. Sublett and Thomas A. McCoy; 32 (1951); pp. 84-88 |
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Some Effects of Autoclaving Aqueous Solutions of Glucose M. K. Patterson, Jr. and T. A. McCoy; 32 (1951); pp. 88-92 |
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An Investigation of Some Nucleophilic Substitutions on the Benzene Ring Ernest M. Hodnett and Everett B. Fisher; 32 (1951); pp.92-94 |
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A Study of the Reactions Leading to the Synthesis of 3, 3, 3, Trifluropropene Ernest M. Hodnett and A. Merrill Schnitzer; 32 (1951); pp.94-96 |
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The Effects of Potassium on the B Vitamin Content of Oats Thomas A. McCoy; 32 (1951); pp. 96-99 |
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The Use of Filter Paper Pulp in the Separation of Certain Flavonoid Compounds Clark H. Ice, Thomas B. Gage, and Simon H. Wender; 32 (1951); pp. 99-100 |
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The Use of Ion Exchange Resins in the Decomposition of Lead Salts of Flavenoid Compounds Clark H. Ice, Thomas B. Gage, and Simon H. Wender; 32 (1951); pp. 100-101 |
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Preliminary Studies of the Anthocyanins of Phytolacca Americana on Amberlite IRC-50 Clark H. Ice, Thomas B. Gage, and Simon H. Wender; 32 (1951); pp. 101-102 |
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Quantitative Paper Chromatography of Certain Flavonol Aglycones Janis Dillaha, Thomas B. Gage, and Simon H. Wender; 32 (1951); pp. 102-104 |
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The Acetolysis of 2,4,8,10 Tetroxaspiro-(5,5) Hendecane O. C. Dermer and John J. Hawkins; 32 (1951); p. 104 |
SECTION D, SOCIAL SCIENCES | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences | Section E, Science Education | Invited Address | Home
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A Comparative Study of Old Age Insurance and Old Age Assistance J. J. Rhyne; 32 (1951); pp. 107-110 |
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Social Factors and OSPE Scores for 46 Women Enrolled in the University of Oklahoma Fall Semester 1951 Fayne Bumgarner; 32 (1951); pp. 110-113 |
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Gigantism--A Suspected Case Gwendolyn Bryant Glover; 32 (1951); pp. 113-116 |
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The Significance of the Rorschach Pure Color Response Anthony Smykal, Jr.; 32 (1951); pp. 116-121 |
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Archeological Evidence of Recent Filling in the Present Channel of the Washita River O. F. Evans; 33 (1952); pp. 121-122 |
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Origin and Occurrence of Commercial Potash Deposits Robert C. Fite; 32 (1951); pp. 123-125 |
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Some Relationships Between Factors Involved in the Perceptual Process L. B. Hoisington; 32 (1951); pp. 125-128 |
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Factors Influencing the Location of Non-Indigenous Industries in Slinger, Wisconsin--A Case Study Arthur H. Doerr; 32 (1951); pp. 129-132 |
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The Functional Decline of Oklahoma Villages: A Case Study. Ralph E. Olson; 32 (1951); pp. 132-136 |
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Population Trends in the Washita Basin John W. Morris; 32 (1951); pp. 136-138 |
SECTION E, SCIENCE EDUCATION | Section A, Biological Sciences | Section B, Geological Sciences | Section C, Physical Sciences | Section D, Social Sciences | Invited Address | Home
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Some Problems in the Organization and Operation of the Norman Junior High School Science Club Mrs. D. B. R. Johnson; 32 (1951); p. 141 |
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The Correlation of Growth in Scientific Methodology with Elementary Science Programs James G. Harlow; 32 (1951); pp. 142-145 |
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New Trends in Chemistry Instruction Charles E. Maupin; 32 (1951); pp. 145-147 |
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Individual Student Projects in Embryology Roy W. Jones; 32 (1951); pp. 147-148 |
