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1960 Publications, FSU Biological Science

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Beidler, L. M. 1960. Physiology of olfaction and gustation. Annals of Otology, Rhinology, and Laryngology 69:302. [A2]

Beidler, L. M. 1960. Chemical stimulation of bare nerve endings. In 100 Problems in Environmental Health. NIH Study Section on Environmental Sciences and Engineering. [chap, A2]

Beidler, L. M. 1960. Physiology of taste. The fourth Bowditch lecture. Physiologist 3:5-12. [A2]

Easton, D. M. 1960. Nerve-end recording in conducting volume. Science 132:1312-1313. [*, A2]

Lipner, H. J., and B. A. Maxwell. 1960. Hypothesis concerning the role of follicular contractions in ovulation. Science 131:1737-1738. [*, A2?]

Loftin, H. 1960. An annotated check-list of trematodes and cestodes and their vertebrate hosts from northwest Florida. Quarterly Journal of the Florida Academy of Sciences 23:302-314. [*, stud-rbs, A1]

Menzel, M. Y., and R. B. Short. 1960. Pachytene chromosomes in three species of schistosomes. Journal of Heredity 51:2-12. [*, A1]

Oglesby, L. C. 1960. Heavy nematode infestation of white pelican. The Auk 77:354. [*, stud-rbs, A1'

Short, R. B., and M. Y. Menzel. 1960. Chromosomes of nine species of schistosomes. Journal of Parasitology 46:273-287. [*, A1, A2?]

Wagner, A. 1960. Maintenance of a marine snail in the laboratory. Journal of Parasitology 46:186. [*, stud-rbs, A1]

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