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According to Wikipedia, John Farquhar Fulton was an American neurophysiologist and historian of science. He received numerous degrees from Oxford University and Harvard University. He taught at Magdalen College School of Medicine at Oxford and later became the youngest Sterling Professor of Physiology at Yale University. His main contributions were in primate neurophysiology and history of science.

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Physiology of the Nervous System (1939) (685)
Medical physiology and biophysics (1960) (218)
Harvey Cushing: A Biography (1947) (170)
TUMORS IN THE REGION OF THE THIRD VENTRICLE: THEIR DIAGNOSIS AND RELATION TO PATHOLOGICAL SLEEP (1929) (158)
A Textbook of Physiology. (1956) (133)
An experimental critique of the effects of anterior cingulate ablations in monkey. (1954) (123)
Muscular Contraction and the Reflex Control of Movement (1928) (122)
A NOTE ON THE DEFINITION OF THE “MOTOR” AND “PREMOTOR” AREAS (1935) (114)
SENSORY DISCRIMINATION IN MONKEY, CHIMPANZEE AND MAN AFTER LESIONS OF THE PARIETAL LOBE (1938) (113)
Observations upon the Vascularity of the Human Occipital Lobe during Visual Activity (1928) (98)
IPSILATERAL REPRESENTATION IN THE MOTOR AND PREMOTOR CORTEX OP MONKEYS (1933) (81)
Howell's textbook of physiology (1947) (80)
THE EFFECT OF LESIONS OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS UPON THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL TRACT AND HEART IN MONKEYS. (1935) (76)
A NOTE CONCERNING THE PROBABLE FUNCTION OF VARIOUS AFFERENT END-ORGANS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE (75)
THE SYNDROME OF THE PREMOTOR CORTEX IN MAN: IMPAIRMENT OF SKILLED MOVEMENTS, FORCED GRASPING, SPASTICITY, AND VASOMOTOR DISTURBANCE (1934) (75)
A NOTE CONCERNING THE RELATION OF THE FRONTAL LOBES TO POSTURE AND FORCED GRASPING IN MONKEYS (1932) (70)
Physiologie des Nervensystems (1952) (65)
Yale University (1951) (61)
FORCED GRASPING AND GROPING IN RELATION TO THE SYNDROME OF THE PREMOTOR AREA (1934) (60)
Intussusception — The Relation of the Cerebral Cortex to Intestinal Motility in the Monkey (1934) (58)
Corticofugal connexions of posterior orbital surface in rhesus monkey. (1951) (58)
Selected readings in the history of physiology (1931) (57)
A Study of Antimetabolites (1952) (56)
Functional localization in the cerebellum of primates III. Lesions of hemispheres (neocerebellum) (1938) (56)
Stimulation and regional ablation of orbital surface of frontal lobe. (1948) (55)
THE INFLUENCE OF UNILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE VESTIBULAR NUCLEI UPON POSTURE AND THE KNEE-JERK (1930) (52)
FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY IN OCULAR MUSCLES OF A CHIMPANZEE AFTER SECTION OF OCULOMOTOR NERVE (1938) (51)
HISTOPATHOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AFTER EXPOSURE TO HIGH ALTITUDES, HYPOGLYCEMIA AND OTHER CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH CENTRAL ANOXIA (1945) (46)
The Cerebellum: A Summary of Functional Localization * (1937) (45)
Frontal lobotomy and affective behavior : a neurophysiological analysis (1951) (43)
Functional localization in relation to frontal lobotomy (1949) (41)
A bibliography of the honourable Robert Boyle : fellow of the Royal Society (1933) (41)
RELATION OF THE CEREBRUM TO THE CEREBELLUM: I. CEREBELLAR TREMOR IN THE CAT AND ITS ABSENCE AFTER REMOVAL OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES (1932) (40)
THE LOCALIZING SIGNIFICANCE OF SPASTICITY, REFLEX GRASPING, AND THE SIGNS OF BABINSKI AND ROSSOLIMO (1933) (39)
THE INTERRELATION OF CEREBRUM AND CEREBELLUM IN THE REGULATION OF SOMATIC AND AUTONOMIC FUNCTIONS (1936) (36)
RELATION OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX TO THE GRASP REFLEX AND TO POSTURAL AND RIGHTING REFLEXES (1938) (35)
FACTORS IN FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY FOLLOWING SECTION OF THE OCULOMOTOR NERVE IN MONKEYS (1939) (35)
The Sign of Babinski. A Study of The Evolution of Cortical Dominance in Primates (1932) (34)
Blast and Concussion in the Present War (1942) (32)
HORNER AND THE SYNDROME OF PARALYSIS OF THE CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC (1929) (30)
THE INFLUENCE OF EXPERIMENTAL LESIONS OF THE SPINAL CORD UPON THE KNEE-JERK. I.—ACUTE LESIONS (1930) (30)
Observations on Spinal and Decerebrate Knee-Jerks, with Special Reference to their Inhibition by Single Break-Shocks (1925) (29)
HEMIDECORTICATION IN CHIMPANZEE, BABOON, MACAQUE, POTTO, CAT AND COATI: A STUDY IN ENCEPHALIZATION (1938) (29)
THE RELATION OF THE MOTOR AREA OF PRIMATES TO THE HYPOREFLEXIA ('SPINAL SHOCK') OF SPINAL TRANSECTION (1937) (28)
Functional localization in the cerebellum of primates. I. Unilateral section of the peduncles (1938) (27)
Functional localization in the frontal lobes and cerebellum (1949) (27)
SOMATIC AND AUTONOMIC REFLEXES IN SPINAL MONKEYS (1940) (26)
ACETYLCHOLINE AND THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. (1943) (26)
Frontal lobe ablation in chimpanzee; a resume of Becky and Lucy. (1948) (25)
History of Medical Education* (1953) (25)
Effects on gastric secretion of frontal lobe stimulation. (1949) (24)
THE EFFECTS OF OCCIPITAL LOBECTOMY ON VISION IN CHIMPANZEE (1936) (23)
State of the flexor reflex in paraplegic dog and monkey respectively (1932) (22)
The representation of the tail in the motor cortex of primates, with with special reference to spider monkeys (1933) (21)
New Horizons in Physiology and Medicine: The Hypothalamus and Visceral Mechanisms (1932) (21)
Recent advances in neurophysiology. (1954) (21)
The limbic system; a study of the visceral brain in primates and man. (1953) (20)
Electrical responses of extensor muscles during postural (myotatic) contraction (1925) (18)
Robert W. Smith's Description of Generalized Neurofibromatosis (1849) (1929) (18)
The Oestrus Cycle in Tarsius: Observations on a Captive Pair (1943) (17)
A Brief Rule to Guide the Common-People of New-England How to Order Themselves and Theirs in the Small Pocks, or Measles@@@A Discourse upon the Institution of Medical Schools in America (1938) (17)
BASOMOTOR AND REFLEX SEQUELE OF UNILATERAL CERVICAL AND LUMBAR RAMISECTOMY IN CASE OF RAYNAUDS DISEASE, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON TONUS (1928) (17)
A bibliography of aviation medicine (1942) (15)
A CASE OF CEREBELLAR TUMOR WITH SEIZURES OF HEAD RETRACTION DESCRIBED BYWURFFBAIN IN 1691 (1929) (14)
UPPER MOTOR NEURON LESIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE SYNDROMES OF THE MOTOR AND PREMOTOR AREAS (1935) (14)
EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE ACTION OF RADON ON THE SPINAL CORD. (1930) (14)
A Bibliography of the works of Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, 1743-1794 (1954) (13)
Autonomic representation in the cerebral cortex. (1934) (13)
Observations on Ipsilateral Contraction and "Inhibitory" Rhythm (1925) (13)
The Influence of Temperature on the Action of Insulin (1924) (12)
The Sign Of Babinski (1932) (12)
Medicine, warfare, and history. (1953) (12)
A bibliographical study of the Galvani and the Aldini writings on animal electricity (1936) (12)
Spasticity and the Frontal Lobes (1937) (12)
Robert Boyle and His Influence on Thought in the Seventeenth Century (1932) (12)
Edward Selleck Hare (1812–1838) and the Syndrome of Paralysis of the Cervical Sympathetic (1929) (11)
On a new gland in man and several mammals (glandulœ parathyreoideœ) (1938) (10)
THE INFLUENCE OF THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE NERVES OF THE HIND LIMBS UPON THE POSTURE OF THE FORE LIMBS IN DECEREBRATE CATS (10)
"DIAL" AS A SURGICAL ANAESTHETIC FOR NEUROLOGICAL OPERATIONS; WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURE OF ITS ACTION (1930) (10)
Michael Servetus: Humanist And Martyr (1953) (10)
The Housing, Care, and Surgical Handling of Laboratory Primates * (1946) (9)
On being a literary executor. (1947) (9)
Biography of Harvey Cushing (1939) (9)
Interrelation between anterior lobe of the cerebellum and the motor area. (1947) (8)
The Influence of Tension upon the Electrical Responses of Muscle to Repetitive Stimuli (1925) (7)
Indirect spinal cord injuries due to gunshot wounds of the spinal column in animal and man. (1954) (7)
A Trip to Bohol in Quest of Tarsius * (1939) (7)
The Brain as an Organ of Mind (1950) (7)
Encephalization of Motor Functions During the Evolution of the Primate Nervous System (1941) (6)
THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF SINGLE UNITS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (1931) (6)
Fatigue and plurisegmental innervation of individual muscle fibres (1925) (6)
THE INFLUENCE OF THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE SYSTEM UPON THE CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEX (1929) (6)
The relation between the durations of the isometric twitch and of the after-action of tetanus (1925) (6)
The Influence of Initial Tension upon the Magnitude and Duration of the Mechanical Response in Skeletal Muscle (1924) (6)
Benjamin Silliman, 1779-1864 : pathfinder in American science (1949) (6)
The place of William Withering in scientific medicine. (1953) (6)
Some observations upon the electrical responses and shape of the isometric twitch of skeletal muscle (intact) (1925) (6)
THE PRINCIPLES OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CITATION. (1934) (6)
THE LATENT PERIOD OF SKELETAL MUSCLE (1925) (6)
A Bibliography of Two Oxford Physiologists: Richard Lower, 1631-1691, and John Mayow, 1643-1679 (1935) (6)
POSTURAL NECK REFLEXES IN THE LABYRINTHECTOMIZED MONKEY AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE GRASP REFLEX (1938) (5)
PHYSIOLOGY AND HIGH ALTITUDE FLYING: WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO AIR EMBOLISM AND THE EFFECTS OF ACCELERATION. (1942) (5)
Tarsiers in Captivity (1939) (5)
Three Vesalian Essays to Accompany the “Icones Anatomicae” of 1934 (1953) (5)
THE ENDOCRINE WEIGHTS OF PRIMATES (1940) (5)
Ablation of area 13 in primates. (1947) (5)
Contemporary concepts of the hypothalamus and their origin. (1954) (4)
The Rise of the Experimental Method: Bacon and the Royal Society of London. (1931) (4)
The letters and libraries of Irving S. Cutter and Harvey Cushing. (1946) (4)
Localization of function in the cerebral cortex : an investigation of the most recent advances : the proceedings of the Association, New York, December 28th and 29th, 1932 (1934) (4)
WILLIAM OSLER, THE HUMANIST (1949) (4)
FUNCTIONAL LOCALIZATION IN RELATION TO FRONTAL LOBOTOMY IN MAN (1950) (4)
Stimulation of area 13 and skin temperature changes following its ablation. (1947) (4)
Aviation Medicine in its Preventive Aspects. An Historical Survey. (1948) (4)
A compilation of paintings on the normal and pathologic anatomy of the nervous system : with a supplement on the hypothalamus (1962) (4)
Somatic functions of the central nervous system. (1953) (4)
A Brief History of Medicine in Massachusetts (1930) (4)
CYTOARCHITECTURE OF THE GORILLA BRAIN. (1938) (4)
ARTHRITIC MUSCULAR ATROPHY. (1929) (4)
THE INFLUENCE OF SHORTENING ON THE SIZE OF THE ACTION CURRENT AND THE DURATION OF THE MECHANICAL RESPONSE OF SKELETAL MUSCLE (1925) (4)
The Impact of Science on American History (1951) (4)
ON THE SUMMATION OF CONTRACTIONS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE (1925) (4)
A Prolegomenon to the Sciences (1949) (3)
CENTRAL LEVELS OF AUTONOMIC FUNCTION, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE ENDOCRINE ORGANS (1940) (3)
AN INTRODUCTION TO A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC WORKS OF JOSEPH PRIESTLEY (1936) (3)
Haller and the Humanization of Bibliography (1932) (3)
Lobotomy in man. (1951) (3)
SOME FUNCTIONS OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX. I. AUTONOMIC REPRESENTATION IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX (1934) (3)
Central nervous system (1940) (3)
Neurophysiology, 1942-1948. (1949) (3)
INTUSSUSCEPTION: RELATION OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX TO INTESTINAL MOTILITY IN THE MONKEY (1935) (3)
Recovery of function following lesions of frontal agranular cortex in monkey. (1954) (3)
The hypothalamus and central levels of autonomic function : proceedings of the Association, December 20 and 21, 1939, New York (1940) (3)
THE EFFECT OF REFLEX EXCITATION AND INHIBITION ON THE RESPONSE OF A MUSCLE TO STIMULATION THROUGH ITS MOTOR NERVE (1927) (3)
THE HOUSSAY JOURNAL FUND. (1945) (3)
GROWTH OF PRIMATE LITERATURE SINCE 1800. (1942) (3)
THE INSEPARABILITY OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL RESPONSES IN SKELETAL MUSCLE (1925) (3)
The Early Phrenological Societies and Their Journals (1927) (3)
The 90th Birthday of Sir Charles Sherrington: Sherrington's Impact on Neurophysiology* (1947) (3)
The reception in England of Henry Jacob Bigelow's original paper on surgical anaesthesia. (1946) (3)
The Great Medical Bibliographers: A Study in Humanism (1951) (3)
The Honourable Robert Boyle, F. R. S. (1627-1692) (1960) (2)
Early Medical Humanists: Leonicenus, Linacre and Thomas Elyot (1931) (2)
The Great Medical Bibliographers (1951) (2)
George Sarton and the History of Medicine (1957) (2)
Eighty-First Critical Bibliography of The History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (To 1 January 1956) (1956) (2)
THE INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY AND EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE AT BUENOS AIRES. (1944) (2)
Medicine in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries with special reference to neurology. (1953) (2)
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HONOURABLE ROBERT BOYLE, FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY (1933) (2)
JOSIAH C. TRENT, 1914-1948 (1948) (2)
A Note on the Origin of the Term “Physiology” (1930) (2)
Sherrington's impact on neurophysiology. (1947) (2)
Sir Kenelm Digby, F. R. S. (1603-1665) (1960) (2)
Some Notes on the Yale University School of Medicine with Special Reference to Milton Winternitz (1950) (2)
Cortical instability; a study of frequency effects. (1948) (2)
Ramon y Cajal, Sherrington and the Neurone Doctrine (1960) (2)
The Development of Physiological Chemistry in the United States (1931) (2)
Recent Developments in Aviation Medicine (1941) (2)
History of focal epilepsy. (1959) (2)
Harvey Cushing's Early Training-1887-1900. (1947) (2)
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TWO OXFORD PHYSIOLOGISTS: RICHARD LOWER (1631–1691), JOHN MAYOW (1643–1679) (1936) (2)
History of the Yale Medical Libraries. (1946) (2)
Harvey Cushing As We Knew Him. (1954) (2)
The cerebellum and precentral motor cortex. (1950) (2)
Jules Baillarger and his discovery of the six layers of the cerebral cortex. (1951) (2)
Physiology in Health and Disease (1945) (1)
Relation of the Frontal Lobes to Posture and Forced Grasping in Monkeys (1933) (1)
LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX. PROCEEDINGS OF ASSOCIATION For RESEARCH IN NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE (1935) (1)
BIOGRAPHY OF DR. HARVEY CUSHING. (1939) (1)
C.-E.A. Winslow, leader in public health. (1957) (1)
A Lesser Tercentenary William London's CATALOGUE OF THE MOST VENDIBLE BOOKS IN ENGLAND (1657) (1959) (1)
A PROJECTED BIBLIOGRAPHIA PHYSIOLOGICA. (1938) (1)
EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE ACTION OF RADON-ON THE SPINAL CORD (1931) (1)
The Contribution of Medicine to Our Idea of the Mind (1953) (1)
The Rise of the Experimental Method (1931) (1)
The Vision and Daring of Youth (1946) (1)
The library of Henry Pierrepont, First Marquis of Dorchester, 1606-1680. (1959) (1)
Celebration of the Four Hundredth Anniversary of the De Humani Corporis Fabrica of Andreas Vesalius: Introduction (1943) (1)
The Influence of European Teaching on the Development of American Medicine (1950) (1)
A bibliography of the poem, Syphilis by Girolamo Fracastoro of Verona (1935) (1)
Benjamin Silliman and the founding of the Sheffield Scientific School. (1948) (1)
William Beaumont's Letter to His New Haven Bookseller, Hezekiah Howe, With a Bibliographical Description of the Editions of Beaumont's Book * (1933) (1)
The Physiological Basis of the Surgery of the Sympathetic Nervous System (1930) (1)
Charles Darwin and the history of the early use of digitalis. (1934) (1)
CLAUDE BERNARD AND THE FUTURE OF MEDICINE. (1932) (1)
Some Factors Affecting the Incidence of “Bends” At Altitude (1944) (1)
Vesalius four centuries later. Medicine in the eighteenth century. (1950) (1)
John Punnett Peters, medical scientist. (1956) (1)
A NOTE ON A WORLD LIST OF SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS. (1938) (1)
A FIVE-FOOT SHELF ON AVIATION MEDICINE. (1942) (1)
Prof. J. M. D. Olmsted (1956) (1)
Humanism in an age of science : being a Ludwig Mond Lecture delivered at the Manchester School of Medicine on 6 October, 1949 (1950) (1)
The Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine Sir Charles Scott Sherrington (1932) (1)
Notes on the history of the postural reflexes. (1953) (1)
Book Review:The Life and Works of The Honourable Robert Boyle Louis Trenchard More (1944) (1)
Vasomotor and Reflex Sequelae of Unilateral Cervical and Lumbar Ramisection in a Case of Raynaudʼs Disease, with Observations on Tonus (1932) (1)
Random impressions of Arturo Castiglioni in the United States. (1954) (1)
The 250th Anniversary of Yale University (1951) (1)
JAMES BLACK'S DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTILITY OF CAPILLARIES (1825). (1929) (0)
The principles of bibliographic citation; an informal discourse addressed to writers of scientific papers. (1956) (0)
Sir Frederick Banting 1891–1941 (1956) (0)
Prof. W. P. Lombard (1939) (0)
VICTOR HORSLEY MEMORIAL LECTURE ON THE CONTRIBUTION OF CLINICAL STUDY TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CEREBRAL MOTOR CORTEX By F. M. R. Walshe, M.D., D.SC., F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone, Ltd. 1947. pp. 29. Price 1s. 6d. net. (1947) (0)
A Salute to Abraham Flexner (1956) (0)
History of Science Essay Prize (1947) (0)
BIOGRAPHY OF DR. HARVEY CUSHING (1939) (0)
Novocaine as a Substitute for Curare. (1921) (0)
The Limbic System * (1953) (0)
THE RETIREMENT OF COLONEL HAROLD W. JONES. (1945) (0)
Introduction (1943) (0)
Lapicque's Investigations on the Chronaxie of Excitable Tissues (1924) (0)
THE EARLY HISTORY OF PERCUSSION (1929) (0)
Medicine and air supremacy. (1942) (0)
REVIEW OF CUSHING'S INTRACRANIAL TUMORS (1933) (0)
Volume Information (1954) (0)
Notes & Correspondence (1957) (0)
Bibliography of John Farquhar Fulton (1955) (0)
[Northwest corner of the sitting room at 13 Norham Gardens, Oxford] (0)
Book Review:On Understanding Science. An Historical Approach James B. Conant (1947) (0)
History of the Yale Medical Libraries. (1946) (0)
Charles Scot Sherrington, O.M.; 1857-1952. (1960) (0)
The mechanism of the postural contraction (tonus) of skeletal muscle. (1926) (0)
[Library at 13 Norham Gardens, Oxford] (image 2) (0)
Harvey Cushing as we knew him. (1954) (0)
ATOMIC BEAM PREPARATION TECHNIQUES FOR HYDROGEN MASER OPERATION WITH UNPOLARIZED ATOMS. (1966) (0)
The Autonomic Nervous System. Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgical Treatment (1936) (0)
Book Review:Charles-Edouard Brown-Sequard. A Nineteenth Century Neurologist and Endocrinologist J. M. D. Olmsted (1948) (0)
Anatomy (1930) (0)
Deoompression Sickness Caisson Sickness, Divers And Fliers Bends And Related Syndeomes (1951) (0)
Neurophysiology, 1942-1948. (1949) (0)
[W. W. Francis and R. H. Hill at work on the Osler Library Catalog at 13 Norham Gardens, Oxford] (0)
Medicine and the humanities: Linacre and Allbutt. (1957) (0)
The Hypothalamus. (Scientific Books: The Hypothalamus and Central Levels of Autonomic Function) (1940) (0)
Not Available. (1953) (0)
William Willoughby FRANCIS, M. D. 1878-1959. (1960) (0)
Biography of Dr. Harvey Cushing (1939) (0)
SOME FUNCTIONS OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX. II. THE FRONTAL LOBES (1935) (0)
Book Reviews: Howell's Textbook of Physiology (1946) (0)
News and notices (1956) (0)
Joseph Barcroft, 1872-1947. Kenneth James Franklin (1954) (0)
Book Reviews: Aviation Medicine in Its Preventive Aspects: An Historical Survey (1949) (0)
THE INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY AND EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE AT BUENOS AIRES. (1944) (0)
RECIPROCAL INNERVATION OF ANTAGONISTIC MUSCLES AND THE COORDINATION OF MOVEMENT (1926) (0)
CHAIRS OF PHYSIOLOGY. (1931) (0)
[Dining room at 13 Norham Gardens, Oxford] (0)
Neurophysiological backgrounds of clinical neurology. (1956) (0)
The Library of Jonathan Knight (1789-1864) * (1953) (0)
Notes and Correspondence (1947) (0)
Antibiotics issue; introduction. (1951) (0)
The Autonomic Nervous System. Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgical Treatment . By James C. White, assistant professor and tutor in surgery, Harvard Medical School, assistant visiting surgeon, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. xviii + 386 pp. The Macmillan Company, 1935. Price $7.00. (1936) (0)
A Selection of Harvey Cushing Anecdotes Collected and Edited by (1969) (0)
A BIOGRAPHY OF CLAUDE BERNARD (1938) (0)
Minnesota academy of ophthalmology and OTO‐laryngology: Section of OTO‐laryngology (1932) (0)
A Biography of Claude Bernard: Claude Bernard, Physiologist . By J. M. D. Olmsted, Professor of Physiology, University of California. Foreword by Alexis Carrel. Harper and Brothers, New York and London, 1938. xvi + 272 pp. $4.00. (1938) (0)
Endocrinology and Metamorphosis (1922) (0)
Dauntless Adventurer. The Story of Dr. Winston Pettus (1952) (0)
Science in American universities 1636-1946; with particular reference to Harvard and Yale. (1946) (0)
CONCLUSION (1946) (0)
The frontal lobes : proceedings of the association Decembēr 12 and 13, 1947 New York (1966) (0)
Louis H. Bauer and the rise of aviation medicine. (1955) (0)
Memoirs: Animal Chlorophyll: its Relation to Haemo-globin and to other Animal Pigments (1922) (0)
A Textbook of Physiology: Originally by William H. Howell, M.D. (1950) (0)
Biography of Dr. Harvey Cushing (1939) (0)

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