Some autopsy findings in fur animals: Summary of post-mortem examinations at Patuxent Research Refuge, Bowie, Maryland
W.H. Armstrong
1941, National Fur News (13) 6
Banded birds recovered in El Salvador
M.T. Cooke
1941, The Auk (58) 589-590
Three records of birds banded in the United States and recovered in El Salvador have recently been received and seem of sufficient importance to warrant immediate publication....
Suggestions for non-game bird field study
M.T. Cooke
1941, Ohio Conservation Bulletin (5) 16-17
Returns from banded birds: Recoveries of same banded birds of prey
M.T. Cooke
1941, Bird-Banding (12) 150-160
No abstract available....
Diseases of upland game birds (Part 5)
J.E. Shillinger, L.C. Morley
1941, Game Breeder and Sportsman (46) 170-171,
Notes on Costia Necatrix
F. F. Fish
1941, Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (70) 441-445
Costiasis, or the disease produced by the flagellated protozoan ectoparasite, Costia necatrix, is of considerable importance in the artificial propagation of both warm- and cold-water fishes. In spite of its importance, costiasis seldom is accurately diagnosed probably because of the extremely small size and sedentary nature of the causative organism....
The preparation of blood smears and tissue impressions for laboratory study
D.R. Coburn
1941, Wildlife Leaflet 185
No abstract available....
Bobwhite quail propagation
R. B. Nestler, W. W. Bailey
1941, Conservation Bulletin 10
Selected publications on waterfowl and gallinaceous gamebirds (with special reference to propagation and management)
M. Katz
1941, Wildlife Leaflet 192
The limnological role of the higher plants
N. Hotchkiss
1941, Book chapter, A Symposium on Hydrobiology
Geology and ground-water resources of Stanton County, Kansas
B.F. Latta
1941, Kansas Geological Survey Bulletin (37)
Ground-water conditions in the vicinity of Lawrence, Kansas
S. W. Lohman
1941, Kansas Geological Survey Bulletin (38)
Electrical resistivity determinations over the potash area near Carlsbad, New Mexico
Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1941, Open-File Report 41-19
Tungsten deposits in the Sierra Nevada near Bishop, California, a preliminary report
D.M. Lemmon
1941, Bulletin 931-E
No abstract available....
Transgressive and regressive Cretaceous deposits in southern San Juan Basin, New Mexico
J. D. Sears, C. B. Hunt, T. A. Hendricks
1941, Professional Paper 193-F
Preliminary report on the geology of the Coalmont district, Jackson County, Colorado
C. E. Erdmann
1941, Open-File Report 44-2
No abstract available....
Some quicksilver prospects in adjacent parts of Nevada, California, and Oregon
C. P. Ross
1941, Bulletin 931-B
No abstract available....
Fineness of gold from Alaska placers
Philip Sidney Smith
1941, Bulletin 910-C
No abstract available....
Tin deposits of North and South Carolina
T. L. Kesler
1941, Open-File Report 41-16
Tungsten deposits in the Sierra Nevada near Bishop, California
D.M. Lemmon
1941, Open-File Report 41-18
Quicksilver deposits of the Opalite district, Malheur County, Oregon, and Humboldt County, Nevada
R. G. Yates
1941, Open-File Report 41-3
Tin deposits of northern Lander County, Nevada
Carl Fries Jr., A.P. Butler Jr.
1941, Open-File Report 41-14
Mining in Alaska in 1940
Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1941, Open-File Report 41-29
Quicksilver deposits of the Parkfield district, California
E. H. Bailey
1941, Open-File Report 41-6
Flood of August 1935 in the Muskingum River Basin, Ohio, with sections on the associated meteorology and hydrology
C. V. Youngquist, W. B. Langbein, Waldo E. Smith, A. K. Showalter
1941, Water Supply Paper 869
No abstract available....