Henry Baldwin Ward

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Henry Baldwin Ward

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According to Wikipedia, Henry Baldwin Ward was an American zoologist and parasitologist. He was the founder and first president of The American Society of Parasitologists, and founder-editor of the Journal of Parasitology.

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On the structure and classification of North American Parasitic Worms (1917) (65)
Notes on Some Nematodes from Fresh-Water Fishes (1916) (56)
Notes on North American Myxosporidia (1919) (35)
The Species of Paragonimus and their Differentiation (1915) (19)
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1934) (18)
A New Blood Fluke from Turtles (1921) (18)
The Influence of a Power Dam in Modifying Conditions Affecting the Migration of the Salmon. (1927) (16)
The Origin of the Landlocked Habit in Salmon. (1932) (16)
A New North American Aspidogastrid, Lophotaspis interiora (1931) (16)
Gongylonema in the Rôle of a Human Parasite. (1916) (15)
Notes on the Parasites of the Lake Fish: III. On the Structure of the Copulatory Organs in Microphallus nov. gen. (1901) (14)
Some of the Factors Controlling the Migration and Spawning of the Alaska Red Salmon (1921) (13)
Data for the Determination of Human Entozoa. II (1903) (12)
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1934) (11)
Some Features in the Migration of the Sockeye Salmon and their Practical Significance (10)
THE FRESH-WATER BIOLOGICAL STATIONS OF THE WORLD. (1899) (9)
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1936) (9)
Cestodes of Birds (1909) (8)
Notes on Two Free-Living Larval Trematodes from North America (1916) (8)
A biological reconnoissance of some elevated lakes in the Sierras and the Rockies (1904) (8)
The Distribution and Frequence of Animal Parasites and Parasitic Diseases in North American Fresh-Water Fish (8)
On Thalassonema ophioctims, a nematode parasitic in the brittle star Ophiocten amitinum. (1933) (8)
Otacariasis in the Bighorn (1915) (7)
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE INFLUENCE OF A POWER DAM IN MODIFYING CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE MIGRATION OF THE SALMON. (1929) (7)
On the Presence of Distoma westermanni in the United States (7)
The Parasitic Worms of Man and the Domestic Animals (7)
International Catalogue of Scientific Literature (1905) (6)
Banding White Pelicans (1924) (6)
THE NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN PARASITOLOGY. (1926) (6)
A STUDY ON THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE BROAD FISH TAPEWORM IN NORTH AMERICA. (1927) (6)
George Henry Falkiner Nuttall (1938) (6)
HERBERT HAVILAND FIELD. (1921) (6)
Illustrations of African Blood-Sucking Flies other than Mosquitoes and Tsetse Flies (1910) (5)
II.—Some responses of sockeye salmon to environmental influence during fresh-water migration (1930) (5)
The Founder of American Parasitology, Joseph Leidy (1923) (5)
Some Points in the Migration of Pacific Salmon as shown by its Parasites (4)
The Spirochetes and Their Relationship to Other Organisms (1908) (4)
THE ST. LOUIS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND ASSOCIATED SOCIETIES (1936) (4)
A new trematode in a toadfish from South-eastern Alaska. (1934) (4)
Fasciolopsis Buskii, F. Rathouisi, and Related Species in China (1909) (4)
Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting (1935) (4)
METHODS OF SECURING BETTER COOPERATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND LABORATORY ZOOLOGISTS IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF GENERAL OR NATIONAL IMPORTANCE. (1919) (4)
On the genus Deroprístis and the Acanthocolpidae. (Trematoda). (1938) (4)
WARFARE AND NATURAL RESOURCES. (1943) (3)
Some Notes on the Biological Relations of the Fish Parasites of the Great Lakes (3)
STUDIES ON THE BROAD FISH TAPEWORM IN MINNESOTA (1929) (3)
THE BERKELEY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. (1934) (3)
PLACER MINING AND THE ANADROMOUS FISH OF THE ROGUE RIVER. (1938) (3)
PRECISION IN THE DETERMINATION OF HUMAN PARASITES. (1903) (3)
The Preservation of the American Fish Fauna (3)
Our Federal Lands (1929) (3)
FIRST REPORT OF THE LIMNOLOGICAL COMMISSION OF THE AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. (1901) (3)
A Second Case of Distoma westermanni in the United States (3)
DISCOVERY OF AN EARLY TYPE OF MAN IN NEBRASKA. (1906) (3)
Stream pollution in New York state. A preliminary investigation of the problem from the standpoint of the biologist, made in July and August, 1918, (3)
The National Conference on Outdoor Recreation (1924) (3)
Adventures in Bird Protection (1937) (2)
On the Pigeon Mite, Hypodectes Filippi (2)
Second Report of the Wellcome Research Laboratories at the Gordon Memorial College, Khartoum (1907) (2)
Fresh-water biology, by Henry Baldwin Ward and George Chandler Whipple with the collaboration of a staff of specialists. (2)
THE RELATIONS OF ANIMALS TO DISEASE. (1905) (2)
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. (1902) (2)
On Nectonema agile, Verrill / by Henry B. Ward. (2)
SYMBOLS IN ZOOLOGICAL NOMIENCLATURE. (1911) (2)
Preliminary Communication on the Host of Nectonema Agile, Verr (2)
American Association for the Advancement of Science: Atlantic City Meeting (1937) (2)
THE DISCOVERY OF TRICHINA SPIRALIS (1930) (2)
The Atlantic City Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Associated Societies (1937) (2)
The Foundations of Conservation Education. (1942) (2)
The Foundations of Conservation Education (1942) (2)
On Distoma felineum Riv. in the United States and on the Value of Measurements in Specific Determinations among the Distomes (1895) (1)
A Comparative Study in Methods of Plankton Measurement (1900) (1)
PRESENT LINES OF ATTACK ON ANIMAL PARASITOLOGY. (1924) (1)
Atlantic City Adopted as Meeting Place of the American Association for the Advancement of Science for December, 1936 (1936) (1)
The longevity of Diphyllobothrium latum. (1935) (1)
Sigma Xi (1923) (1)
Filariasis and Trypanosome Diseases. (1906) (1)
Stream pollution in New York state. (1)
A New Journal of Parasitology (1898) (1)
THE SUBDERMAIL MITE OCCURRING AMONG BIRDS. (1902) (1)
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1933) (1)
Report of the Zoologist (1)
Pittsburgh Meeting of the American Association (1935) (1)
Note on Taenia confusa (1)
Parasites in Birds (1901) (1)
The Role of Biology in Conservation Education (1940) (1)
Notes on the Leaping of the Pacific Salmon (1)
A MISLEADING DESIGNATION. (1924) (1)
Education in conservation (1939) (1)
The Spencer-Tolles Fund (1)
The Food Supply of the Great Lakes; And Some Experiments on Its Amount and Distribution (1)
A Preliminary Report on the Worms (Mostly Parasitic) Collected in Lakes St. Clair, in the Summer of 1893 (1)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SECOND ATLANTIC CITY MEETING. (1936) (1)
Note on Cestode Nomenclature (1900) (0)
University of Nebraska in State Board Statistics. (1907) (0)
Grants in Aid of Research for 1936 of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1935) (0)
In the Alaskan wilderness. By George Byron Gordon, Sc.D., F.R.G.S. (Philadelphia: John C. Winston company, 1917. 247 p. $3.50 net) (1919) (0)
The Food Supply of the Fish in the Great Lakes (0)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE BERKELEY MEETING. (1934) (0)
Recent progress in parasitology (1910) (0)
Animal Parasites and Human Disease (1919) (0)
THE CONSERVATION OF GAME AND FUR-BEARING ANIMALS. (1921) (0)
Boston Meeting of the American Association (1909) (0)
The St. Louis Meeting of the American Association (1936) (0)
Animal Parasites of Nebraska (0)
GENERAL FEATURES. (1935) (0)
THE RICHMOND MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND ASSOCIATED SOCIETIES. (1939) (0)
GRANTS IN AID OF RESEARCH OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE (1936) (0)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ROCHESTER MEETING. (1936) (0)
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC SALMON. (1920) (0)
The Asiatic Lung-Distome in the United States (0)
Correspondence (1899) (0)
NEW SOCIETIES AND SHIFTING INTERESTS. (1937) (0)
Symposium at the Denver Meeting on the Control of Drifting Soils (1937) (0)
Trypanosome Diseases (1908) (0)
A Misleading Designation (1924) (0)
THE DUTY OF THE STATE IN THE PBOSECUTION OF MEDICAL RESEARCH. (1913) (0)
Adventures in Bird Protection. An autobiography . By Thomas Gilbert Pearson. Pp. xiv + 459. Appleton- Century, N. Y. $3.50. (1937) (0)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SUMMER MEETING TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO FROM JUNE 19 TO 30, IN CONNECTION WITH THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS EXPOSITION. (1933) (0)
American Association for the Advancement of Science: St. Louis Meeting, December 30, 1935-January 4, 1936 (1936) (0)
A New Method for the Quantitative Determination of Plankton Hauls (0)
THE VALUE OF ZOOLOGY TO HUMANITY. (1918) (0)
A Plea for the Study of Limnobiology (1900) (0)
THE AMIERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. (1899) (0)
PURPOSES IN SECONDARY SCHOOL BIOLOGY (1908) (0)
An Experimental Plant of Interest to Fish Culturists (1915) (0)
Excretion in Mollusca (1900) (0)
Parasites : articles contributed to Wood's reference handbook of the medical sciences, new series, 1900-1904. (0)
AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. (1905) (0)
The Coming Minneapolis Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1935) (0)
Friday's Program at Atlantic City (1936) (0)
News and Comments (1918) (0)
The Elimination of Stream Pollution in New York State (1918) (0)
Studies on Nebraska Parasites (0)
THE AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. (0)
A VOTE ON THE PRIORITY RULE BY THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ZOOLOGISTS, CENTRAL BRANCH. (1912) (0)
The St. Louis Program (1935) (0)
The Foundations of Conservation Education@@@Conservation of National Resources (1942) (0)
Benham on Flatworms (1902) (0)
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF SIGMA XI. (1921) (0)
MAINTAINING THE STANDARDS AND THE SCIENTIFIC USEFULNESS OF THE NATIONAL PARKS. (1929) (0)
The Subdermal Mite Occurring Among Birds (1902) (0)
The Washington Meeting (1908) (0)
Earliest record of Filaria loa (1905) (0)
Grants in Aid of Research for 1935 (1934) (0)
SECTION F, ZOOLOGY. (1901) (0)
Animal Parasites and Human Disease . By Asa C. Chandler, M.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Zoology, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon. xiii + 570 pages. 6 × 9. 254 figures. Cloth, $4.50 net. (1919) (0)
The "Tierreich" Sporozoa (1900) (0)
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1934) (0)
THE DISCOVERY OF THE TRICHINA (1930) (0)
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1933) (0)
Record Unit 7247 Henry Baldwin Ward Papers, 1888-1933 and undated (0)
A New Human Tapeworm ( Taenia confusa n. sp.), an Entozoon, Probably of Order Cestoidea (0)
Means for the Accurate Determination of Human Intestinal Parasites. (0)
MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1937) (0)
CONSERVATION IN WINTER (1933) (0)
Meeting of the Executive Committee of Sigma Xi (1921) (0)
GRANTS IN AID OF RESEARCH FOR 1935. (1934) (0)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE FIFTH BOSTON MEETING. (1933) (0)
Ansel Augustus Tyler (1922) (0)
PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PRIMITIVEMAN OF NEBRASKA (0)
The Sleeping Sickness Bureau (1909) (0)
SPRING MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1933) (0)
THE AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. (1905) (0)
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE MINNEAPOLIS MEETING. (1935) (0)
Some Notes on Fish Food in the Lakes of the Sierras (0)
Parasitology (1909) (0)
DISCUSSION AND CORRESPONDENCE. (0)
Pharmacy and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1937) (0)
The Annual Address of the President: The Relation of Animals to Disease (1907) (0)
Aquacultural Experiment Stations and their Work (0)
Freshwater Investigations during the Last Five Years (0)
Zoology in the High School Curriculum (0)

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