Browsing Ohio Journal of Science: Volume 79, Issue 1 (January, 1979) by Issue Date

A Brief History of the Ohio Geological Survey

Hansen, Michael C.; Collins, Horace R. ( 1979-01 )

Since its inception in 1837, the Ohio Geological Survey has been the principal source of geologic information in and about Ohio. These data, gathered during a 141-year period under the direction of ten state geologists, ...

A History of the Department of Geology and Geography, Denison University, Granville, Ohio

Mahard, Richard H. ( 1979-01 )

Instruction in geology, mineralogy and geography has gone on continuously at Denison University since 1836, five years after the founding of the school at Granville, Ohio. Outstanding instructors have been L. E. Hicks, ...

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Brief Note Growth Analysis for Aging: Female Great Horned Owl

Springer, Mark Andrew ( 1979-01 )

Brief Note Dorsal and Anal Glands in the Eastern Chipmunk, Tamias Striatus

Yahner, Richard H.; Allen, B. L.; Peterson, Wesley J. ( 1979-01 )

Front Matter

( 1979-01 )

History of the Geology and Geography Department, Ohio Wesleyan University

Crowl, G. H. ( 1979-01 )

Descriptive Mineralogy of Pugh Quarry, Northwestern Ohio: Calcite, Dolomite and Fluorite

Parr, David F.; Chang, Luke L. Y. ( 1979-01 )

Calcite is by far the most abundant mineral in the Devonian rocks at Pugh Quarry. The large crystals, from 5 mm to 10-15 cm long, are predominantly brown with wide variations in hue and intensity. The small crystals, smaller ...

The Effects of Prolactin and Thyroxine on Tail Fin Height, Habitat Choice, and Forelimb Regeneration in the Adult Newt (Notophthalmus Viridescens)

Tassava, Roy A.; Kuenzli, Carl ( 1979-01 )

Near maximum tail height of freshly collected adult male newts was maintained in the laboratory at 21.5°C by intraperitoneal injections of prolactin alone or by a combination of prolactin and thyroxine. Tail height of male ...