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Bachelors Medicine University of Adelaide
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According to Wikipedia, Sir John Burton Cleland CBE was a renowned Australian naturalist, microbiologist, mycologist and ornithologist. He was Professor of Pathology at the University of Adelaide and was consulted on high-level police inquiries, such as the famous Taman Shud Case in 1948 and later. He also studied the transmission of dengue virus by the mosquito Stegomyia fasciata .

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Injuries to Man from Marine Invertebrates in the Australian Region. (1965) (70)
Toadstools and mushrooms and other larger fungi of South Australia (1934) (56)
Ball Lightning (1931) (53)
Further Experiments in the Etiology of Dengue Fever (1919) (49)
Dengue Fever in Australia. Its History and Clinical Course, its Experimental Transmission by Stegomyia fasciata, and the Results of Inoculation and other Experiments (1918) (47)
ON THE TRANSMISSION OF AUSTRALIAN DENGUE BY THE MOSQUITO STEGOMYIA FASCIATA (1916) (42)
The food of Australian birds. (41)
PSEUDOMYXOMA PERITONEI OF APPENDICEAL ORIGIN AND MUCOCELE OF THE APPENDIX (1927) (22)
THE HISTORY OF THE ABORIGINAL NARCOTIC, PITURI (1933) (21)
PLANTS, INCLUDING FUNGI, POISONOUS OR OTHERWISE INJURIOUS TO MAN IN AUSTRALIA (1925) (21)
Disease amongst the Australian Aborigines. (20)
ILLNESSES FOLLOWING THE EATING OF SEAL LIVER IN AUSTRALIAN WATERS (1969) (18)
NOTES ON NATIVE NAMES AND USES OF PLANTS IN THE MUSGRAVE RANGES REGION (1937) (16)
Effects of Acetazolamide (1969) (15)
Examination of contents of stomachs and crops of Australian birds. (1910) (14)
The Haematozoa of australian Batrachians, No. 2 (1915) (13)
ANTE MORTEM CLOTS IN THE CHAMBERS OF THE HEART (1936) (13)
BLOOD-GROUPING OF AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS (1926) (11)
Notes on some parasitic Protozoa (10)
Relative dimensions of the red blood cells of vertebrates, especially of birds (10)
The Parasites of Australian Birds. (9)
An Experimental Investigation of an Australian Epidemic of Acute Encephalo-myelitis (1919) (9)
The New 'Official Checklist of the Birds of Australia." (9)
The History of Ornithology in South Australia (1936) (9)
I. On the relations of the vomer, ethmoid, and intermaxillary bones (9)
A blood group genetical survey in Australian aborigines at Haast's Bluff, Central Australia. (1957) (8)
ACUTE ENCEPHALO-MYELITIS (1919) (8)
Incidence of diverticulosis. (1968) (8)
ACUTE ENCEPHALITIS (X-DISEASE) AT BROKEN HILL (1926) (8)
ASPERGILLOSIS OF THE PLEURA WITH SCLEROTIUM FORMATION (1924) (8)
Papulo-Urticarial Rashes caused by the Hairlets of Caterpillars of the Moth (Euproctis edwardsi Newm.). (1920) (8)
Illustrations and descriptions of South Australian fungi. I. Agaricus and Cortinarius with special reference to antibiotic species (1948) (8)
FURTHER RESULTS IN BLOOD GROUPING CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES (1930) (7)
INJURIES AND DISEASES IN AUSTRALIA ATTRIBUTABLE TO ANIMALS (INSECTS EXCEPTED) (1942) (7)
A case of abdominal lymphangioendothelioma or peritoneal mesothelioma. (1946) (7)
Pathological Lesions in Australian Aborigines, Central Australia (Granites), and Flinders Range. (1938) (7)
Some aspects of the ecology of the Aboriginal inhabitants of Tasmania andSouthern Australia (1939) (7)
Cage Paralysis in Monkeys (7)
The Occurrence of Sparganum (Larval Cestode) in the Subcutaneous Tissues of Man in Australia. (1918) (7)
THE NATURE OF THE RECENT AUSTRALIAN EPIDEMICS OF ACUTE ENCEPHALO‐MYELITIS: Successful Conveyance of the Virus to Sheep, a Calf, and a Horse (1919) (7)
THE NATURALIST IN MEDICINE WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO AUSTRALIA (1950) (6)
Injuries and Diseases in Australia Attributable to Animals (other than Insects). Series IV. (1932) (6)
MELANIN PRODUCTION (1969) (6)
A Case of Systemic Blastomycosis with the Formation of a Myxomatous-LooMng Tumour-Like Mass. (1927) (6)
INSECTS IN THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO INJURY AND DISEASE IN MAN IN AUSTRALIA (1931) (6)
SPLITTING THE AORTA AND DISSECTING ANEURYSM (1951) (6)
INJURIES AND DISEASES IN AUSTRALIA ATTRIBUTABLE TO ANIMALS (EXCEPT INSECTS) (1924) (5)
Further investigations into the etiology of worm nests in cattle due to onchocerca gibsoni (5)
SOME EARLY REFERENCES TO TUBERCULOSIS IN AUSTRALIA (1938) (5)
THE EFFECT OF SALICYLATES (A) ON THE ESTIMATION OF THIAMINE BY THE THIOCHROME METHOD, (B) ON THE EXCRETION OF THIAMINE (1943) (5)
HYDATIDIFORM MOLE OF THE BROAD LIGAMENT (1924) (5)
FURTHER RESULTS IN THE BLOOD GROUPING OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES (1929) (5)
THE FUTURE OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL (1959) (5)
THE AUSTRALIAN EPIDEMIC OF ACUTE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS: A CONSIDERATION OF THE LESION (1920) (5)
Cardiac infarction and coronary disease in general in post-mortem examinations. (1949) (5)
SECTION OF PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY (1920) (5)
Onchocerca gibsoni : the cause of worm nodules in Australian cattle . With notes on worm nests in Australian cattle and in camels : extracts from report of Government Bureau of Microbiology of New South Wales for 1909 (5)
HYPERTROPHIED HEARTS NOT DUE TO VALVULAR OR RENAL DISEASE: I (1954) (4)
PLANTS, INCLUDING FUNGI, POISONOUS OR OTHERWISE INJURIOUS TO MAN IN AUSTRALIA. Series IV (1943) (4)
Vital Statistics in the Light of Post Mortem Findings. (1926) (4)
The Birds of the Pilliga Scrub, New South Wales (1919) (4)
Diurnal variations in the temperatures of camels (4)
MEDICAL NAMES IN AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHICAL NOMENCLATURE (1934) (4)
Some Examples of Malignant Disease in Animals (4)
THE LENGTH OF THE SMALL INTESTINE (1944) (4)
RHEUMATIC HEART LESIONS IN 3,000 AUSTRALIAN POST MORTEM EXAMINATIONS (1934) (4)
GAS INFECTIONS OF THE UTERUS WITH JAUNDICE DUE TO BACILLUS WELCHII FOLLOWING ABORTIONS (1927) (4)
Note on Spirochaetes in Castration Tumours of Pigs (1908) (4)
145. Anthropology and Blood-Grouping, with Special Reference to the Australian Aborigenes (1929) (4)
THE MYSTERIOUS DISEASE (1917) (4)
MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN THE CONVICT SETTLEMENT AT PORT ARTHUR, TASMANIA, FROM 1830 TO 1835 (1932) (4)
OCCLUSION OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA BY ANTE‐MORTEM THROMBOSIS (1944) (3)
VIII. An inquiry into the variations of the human skull, particularly the antero-posterior direction (3)
An Outbreak of Scurvy with Joint Lesions in Australian Aborigines in Central Australia. (1930) (3)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY OF ACUTE POLIOMYELITIS (INFANTILE PARALYSIS) (1918) (3)
INCREASE IN DIAMETER OF THE AORTA WITH AGE (1936) (3)
GASTRIC AND DUODENAL ULCERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA (1942) (3)
The Haematozoa of Australian Fish. No. I (3)
A FULMINATING CASE OF LOCAL ANTHRAX INFECTION: WITH NOTES ON ANTHRAX AND ON THE HISTORY OF THE DISEASE IN AUSTRALIA (1923) (3)
The food of Australian birds. An investigation into the character of the stomach and crop contents. A summary of work done by J.B. Cleland ... J.H. Maiden ... W.W. Froggatt ... E.W. Ferguson ... C.T. Musson ... (3)
THE RELATIVE LIABILITY OF AUSTRALIANS, BRITISH‐BORN AND FOREIGNERS TO SHOW TUBERCULOUS LESIONS IN AUSTRALIA (1930) (3)
A CASE OF PRIMARY MULTIPLE TUBERCULOMATA OF THE LIVER WITH A DEGENERATED HYDATID CYST (1923) (3)
GUMMA OF THE INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTUM OF THE HEART GIVING RISE TO HEART BLOCK (1927) (3)
A Note on Eosinophile Cells in the Exudate from Tick-bites on a Horse. (1910) (3)
Cystine, methionine and sulphate excretion in cystinuria. (1945) (3)
GALL‐STONES IN SEVEN THOUSAND POST‐MORTEM EXAMINATIONS (1953) (3)
Experimental Feeding with some Alleged Poison Plants of New South Wales. (3)
NOTES ON THE PATHOLOGICAL LESIONS AND VITAL STATISTICS OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVES IN CENTRAL AUSTRALIA (1930) (3)
Disease amongst the Australian Aborigines - Tuberculosis. (3)
ON THE TRANSMISSION OF AUSTRALIAN DENGUE BY THE MOSQUITO STEGOMYIA FASCIATA (1916) (3)
A Short History of Scurvy in Australia. (1930) (3)
SMALL ANEURYSMS AT THE BASE OF THE BRAIN AND SUBARACHNOID HÆMORRHAGE (1937) (3)
GAS INFECTION OF THE UTERUS WITH JAUNDICE FOLLOWING ABORTION (1927) (2)
A Method of Taking a Bird Census. (1922) (2)
Notes on the genus Poria. No. 3. (2)
Onchocerca Gibsoni and its Possible Transmission by Simulium (1927) (2)
EPITHELIOMA OF RODENT TYPE IN A NATIVE OF BOUGAINVILLE, TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA (1933) (2)
SYPHILITIC LESIONS AS MET WITH AT POST MORTEM EXAMINATIONS (1928) (2)
“FOUND DEAD”, “DEAD IN BED”, AND “COLLAPSED AND DIED” (1945) (2)
THE PATHOLOGICAL LESIONS IN 5,000 AUSTRALIAN AUTOPSIES (1945) (2)
Galahs eating the corms of Romulea (1969) (2)
Mortality from Heart Disease as revealed by Post Mortem Statistics. (1930) (2)
XVI. On the relations of the vomer, ethmoid, and intermaxillary bones (2)
THE COLOUR OF HUMAN FAT (1954) (2)
Australian Convict Doctors (1938) (2)
Prevalence of Pneumonia (1936) (2)
THE FIRST FIFTY‐TWO NAMES IN THE MEDICAL REGISTER OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA (1938) (2)
The Nature of the Recent Small-Pox Epidemic in Australia: Microbiological Findings and Animal Inoculations (1915) (2)
PATHOLOGICAL LESIONS MET WITH IN THE OESOPHAGUS DURING POST MORTEM EXAMINATIONS (1934) (2)
INSECTS IN THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO INJURY AND DISEASE IN MAN IN AUSTRALIA (1944) (2)
Worm nests in cattle due to filaria gibsoni (2)
Resistance to Tuberculosis (1927) (2)
CLINICAL DIAGNOSES CONTRASTED WITH POST‐MORTEM FINDINGS (1942) (2)
MULTIPLE SUPERFICIAL SCARRING ULCERATIONS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE AND DUODENAL SCAR WITH PYLORIC OBSTRUCTION (1927) (1)
“Culminating Sauropsida” (1)
Notes on several birds found at Strelley River (Point Hedland, Marble Bar Road), n.w. Australia (1)
Notes on the genus Poria (1)
Two cases of tuberculosis in Australian aborigines with nodular deposits in the viscera (1912) (1)
Records of Australian fungi. No. i (1)
Birds of Kangaroo Island (1906) (1)
PURULENT INFILTRATION IN AND AROUND THE THYREOID GLAND (1927) (1)
The Epidemiology of Acute Encephalomyelitis (“X Disease”) in Australia. 1 (1920) (1)
Wild Birds and Butterflies. (1930) (1)
THE STUDY OF A CASE OF PLAGUE. (1906) (1)
The Conveyance of the Virus of a Human Acute Infective Polio-encephalo-myelitis occurring in Australia to Monkeys, Sheep, a Calf and a Foal. 1 (1919) (1)
SEVERANCE OF THE AORTA AND PULMONARY ARTERY IN A CLOSED INJURY TO THE CHEST (1944) (1)
Some Bird Observations (1906) (1)
Disease in the Australian native. (1962) (1)
Researches on Plague. (1)
Clinical Notes on Contagious Mastitis (1916) (1)
Cardiac infarction and coronary disease in post-mortem examinations. (1948) (1)
A DEATH FROM RELAPSING FEVER IN AUSTRALIA (1938) (1)
Acceptable words; quotations with a medical bearing. (1946) (1)
Further Investigations into the Etiology of Worm Nests in Cattle, due to Oncocerca Gibsoni (1914) (1)
SOME SOCIAL, BIOLOGICAL, ASPECTS OF THE VENEREAL, DISEASES QUESTION 1 (1916) (1)
CASES OF INFLUENZAL AND PNEUMOCOCCAL MENINGITIS (1915) (1)
SOME AUSTRALIAN CONVICT AND EXPLORER DOCTORS (1952) (1)
BIOCHEMICAL AIDS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DEFICIENCY OF THE VITAMIN B COMPLEX (1951) (1)
“IDIOPATHIC” HYPERTROPHY OF THE PYLORIC CANAL IN ADULTS (1960) (1)
A SURVEY OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY‐FOUR NEONATAL AUTOPSIES (1961) (1)
TWO EXAMPLES OF LIPOID PNEUMONIA (1943) (1)
SOME ASPECTS OF THE ÆTIOLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CEREBRO‐SPINAL FEVER 1 (1916) (1)
PERICARDITIS AND PERICARDIAL ADHESIONS (1947) (1)
INFARCTION AND FIBROSIS OF THE HEART WALL (1938) (1)
CHOLERA AND AUSTRALIA IN THE 1840's (1966) (1)
ANTICOAGULANT LIBERATED FROM PERFUSED MAMMALIAN LIVER (1947) (1)
THE PYLORIC CANAL, URINARY BLADDER AND PERINEUM OF NEW‐BORN INFANTS (1958) (1)
CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS AND POST MORTEM FINDINGS IN MALIGNANT DISEASE (1934) (1)
TUBERCULOUS LESIONS FOUND AT 1,500 AUSTRALIAN AUTOPSIES (1942) (1)
BRANCHIOGENIC CANCERS AND OTHER CARCINOMATA OF THE NECK OF CRYPTIC ORIGIN (1934) (1)
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION FOR PERSONS DISEASED OTHER THAN BY THE CONDITIONS OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT (1941) (1)
RUPTURE OF AN ABDOMINAL ANEURYSM INTO THE ALIMENTARY CANAL (1947) (1)
SYMMETRICAL BILATERAL THINNING OF PORTIONS OF THE PARIETAL BONES (1947) (1)
INFARCTS AND THROMBOSES MET WITH IN 3,000 AUTOPSIES (1936) (1)
CARDIO‐VASCULAR SYPHILIS AS REVEALED AT POST MORTEM EXAMINATIONS (1932) (1)
PERIARTERITIS NODOSA, WITH A REPORT OF TWO NEW CASES (1938) (1)
THE PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE AND THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT LABORATORY OF PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY (1923) (0)
An Organism obtained from an Abscess in the Neck of a Bullock. (0)
A CASE OF MALIGNANT (CARCINOMATOUS) PERICARDITIS (1920) (0)
Cerebral Softening (1937) (0)
Amoebic Dysentery with Abscess of the Liver, Subphrenic Abscess and Purulent Pericarditis. (0)
Obituary: John Neil McGilp, OBE. (1881-1963). (1963) (0)
A second bird census (0)
Poisonous Plants: Order Solanaceæ (1916) (0)
A Pasteurella-Like Organism Present in an Outbreak of Disease in Pigs in New South Wales (0)
Malaria in New South Wales. An Official Note from the Government Bureau of Microbiology. (1915) (0)
Charles Ernest Cameron Wilson. (1952) (0)
Australian Convict Doctors: (Section of the History of Medicine). (1938) (0)
Polypores, coral fungi and remaining Hymenomycetes and the Puff-balls, jelly-like fungi, the larger Ascomycetes and the Myxomycetes (1935) (0)
Translumbar Aortography (1957) (0)
Eighth Report of the Microbiological Laboratory (Government Bureau of Microbiology) for the Year 1917. (0)
Difficult Labour, Partly Due to the Large Size of the Child, in a Pure-Blood Australian Aboriginal Woman (1928) (0)
XVIII. An inquiry into the variations of the human skull, particularly in the antero-posterior direction (0)
National park Morialta and Waterfall Gully reserves : containing an account of their natural history (1936) (0)
MELANIN PRODUCTION (1969) (0)
General introduction and the toadstools and mushrooms (1934) (0)
Fork-tailed Swifts in South Australia before a cyclone. (1965) (0)
Thomas Harvey Johnston. (1952) (0)
Lactic Acid Bacilli in the Treatment of White Scour of Calves and of Infective Processes in Man (1916) (0)
LEUKAEMIC INFILTRATIONS * (1935) (0)
SOME REMARKS ON THE GERM CENTRES OF LYMPHATIC GLANDS AND SECONDARY CARCINOMATOUS DEPOSITS. (1905) (0)
Moulds in the lungs. (1946) (0)
HYPERTROPHIED HEARTS NOT DUE TO VALVULAR OR RENAL DISEASE: II (1954) (0)
The Longevity of Textural Elements, particularly in Dentine and Bone (1890) (0)
MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM (1936) (0)
Black Cockatoos with Red Crests. (1945) (0)
“Acquired Characters” (0)
TUBERCULOUS ENTEROCOLITIS (1932) (0)
RENAL TUBERCULOSIS (1932) (0)
The geography and botany of the Adelaide coast : being an account of the geological, physiographical and botanical features of the South Australian coast between the Outer Harbour and Sellick’s Hill (0)
The Spinebill as Flower Fertilizer (0)
The Distribution in New South Wales of Worm Nodules in Cattle due to Onchocerca gibsoni. (0)
TWO FATAL SALMONELLA INFECTIONS DUE TO SALMONELLA ADELAIDE AND SALMONELLA TYPHI‐MURIUM (1944) (0)
The Australian Epidemics of an Acute Polio-encephalo-myelitis (X Disease). The Possibility of the Occurrence of an Intermediate (Invertebrate) Host of the Virus. (0)
AN ODONTOME FROM A BULLOCK (1926) (0)
The Occurrence of Carcinoma in the Liver of a Leper and of Squamous Epithelioma with Tuberculosis in a Cow. (0)
HEALED DISSECTING ANEURYSM GIVING RISE TO THE APPEARANCE OF A DOUBLE AORTA (1927) (0)
The effect of salicylates and thiamine deficiency on the thiamine content of rat tissue. (1946) (0)
The So-Called “Pancreatic Reaction” in the Urine (1904) (0)
Disease amongst the Australian Aborigines. Carcinomata. Sarcomata. (0)
URETERITIS CYSTICA (1926) (0)
Pyaemia Following Acute Infective Periostitis of the Pubes in a Case of Miscarriage. (1932) (0)
BLOOD IN THE ALVEOLI AND BRONCHIOLES OF NEW‐BORN INFANTS (1953) (0)
Prevalence of Domestic Flies in the Lower Hawkes-bury River District, New South Wales. (0)
INFARCT‐LIKE AREAS IN THE LUNGS IN STAPHYLOCOCCAL PNEUMONIA (1947) (0)
THE “KINK” IN THE AORTA (1951) (0)
THE PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE AND THE ADELAIDE HOSPITAL (1928) (0)
UNUSUAL EXAMPLES OF “MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM” (1947) (0)
The So-Called Pancreatic Reaction in the Urine (1904) (0)
INQUESTS AND EXPERIENCES IN THE CORONER'S COURT (1940) (0)
DIVERTICULOSIS AND DIVERTICULITIS: AUTOPSY RESULTS (1939) (0)
The length of the intestines in crows, bower-birds and birds-of-paradise. (1953) (0)
PERITONITIS IN AN INSANE PATIENT, DUE TO PERFORATION FROM A FOREIGN BODY, WITHOUT SYMPTOMS TILL HALF AN HOUR BEFORE DEATH (1938) (0)
RODENT ULCERS AND ALLIED GROWTHS (1920) (0)
The Nature of Cancer (1965) (0)
Malignant Growths and Tuberculosis (1930) (0)
THE COLOUR OF THE “GREY” MATTER OF THE BRAIN (1947) (0)
DEATHS FROM PULMONARY EMBOLISM (1922) (0)
Antics of the Southern Stone-Plover (Burhinus grallarius) and the "Waltzing Instinct" of Ostriches (1908) (0)
A CASE OF LYMPHATIC LEUCHÆMIA PRESENTING UNUSUAL FEATURES (1922) (0)
Typhoid fever: A new approach? (1969) (0)
Obituary. Captain S. A. White (1870-1954) (1954) (0)
Birds as they affect the health and well-being of Man in Australia. (1956) (0)
Cystine, methionine and sulphate excretion in cystinuria. (1945) (0)
Composite Portraits (0)
Cystine, methionine and sulphate excretion in cystinuria. (1946) (0)
THE PATHOLOGICAL LESIONS PRESENT IN ONE THOUSAND CONSECUTIVE AUTOPSIES IN THE ADELAIDE HOSPITAL (1927) (0)
THE RAPID ONSET OF PUTREFACTION IN DEAD BODIES (1943) (0)
Tuberculous Lesions, Healed and Active, Met with during Post-Mortem Examinations in South Australia, and Their Significance (1930) (0)
Fat dissociation in cattle and sheep (0)
The effect of war on public health. (1945) (0)
THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LABORATORY OF PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY (1922) (0)
A CASE OF PERI‐ARTERITIS NODOSA (1923) (0)
Cystine, methionine and sulphate excretion in cystinuria. (1951) (0)
THE FREQUENCY OF PLEURITIC ADHESIONS (1932) (0)
“INDIARUBBER JAW” (1903) (0)
SOME ÆTIOLOGICAL, AND PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE INFLUENZA OUTBREAK (1919) (0)
CASEATED THYMOMA OF THE MEDIASTINUM (1922) (0)
Malurus fighting its shadow (0)
Unknown foreign bodies in the lung. (1946) (0)
Fork-tailed Swifts in large numbers (1967) (0)
Note on a Feeding Experiment with Cysticercus Tenuicollis and Echinococcus Veterinorum (1916) (0)
The Stomach Contents of Australian Birds. (0)
Section of Pathology, Bacteriology and Experimental Medicine (1937) (0)
A CASE OF HYDROCHLORIC ACID POISONING WITH SLOUGHING OF PART OF THE OESOPHAGUS (1920) (0)
SOME INTERESTING INSTANCES OF TUBERCULOSIS IN ANIMALS (1920) (0)
THE TRANSMISSION OF PLAGUE (1907) (0)
Intestinal Length (1956) (0)
Scurvy Amongst Young Pigs (1916) (0)
Notice of a hitherto unrecorded element in the occipital bone of Seals (1902) (0)
POLYCYSTIC DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS (1951) (0)
SOME ASPECTS OF THE ÆTIOLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CEREBRO‐SPINAL FEVER.1 (1916) (0)
A Preliminary Note on Melanotic Deposits in Cattle and Sheep in Western Australia (1909) (0)
“Barisàl Guns” in Western Australia (1908) (0)
The Origin of the Name " Petrel " (1906) (0)
A Suggestion with regard to Genera Splitting (1916) (0)
Barisàl Guns in Australia (1909) (0)
Carcinoma of the Stomach, Gastric Ulcers and Duodenal Ulcers in One Thousand Consecutive Autopsies at the Adelaide Hospital. (1927) (0)
Ammoniacal smell in the stomach post mortem in uraemia. (1946) (0)
Torula in the cerebro-spinal fluid. (1946) (0)
Concentric Bodies, Probably of Parasitic Origin, in the Australian Sea Mullet, Mugil dobula (1919) (0)
Presidential Address. Delivered to the Royal Society of N. S. Wales, May 1, 1918. (0)
Mechanical Advantages of the Shape of Swans for Feeding (1906) (0)
PARTIAL RUPTURE OF THE UTERUS DURING PREGNANCY WITH FATAL INTRAPERITONEAL HÆMORRHAGE (1927) (0)

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