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1962.
“A comparison of the patterns of display of Urosaurus, Uta, and Streptosaurus.”
18 (3): 145-152.
1962.
“Patterns of behavior in two Oklahoma lizards.”
67 (1): 132-151.
1963.
“Patterns of behavior in three forms of the fringe-toes lizards (Uma- Iguanidae).”
2: 406-412.
1974.
“Effects of reduced oxygen on the embryos and larvae of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush)and largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides).”
31: 1393-96.
1968.
“Reproduction of woody plants in the absence of grazing.”
47: 7-11.
1953.
“Trapping technique for aquatic salamanders.”
8 (4): 183.
1953.
“An ecological survey of the herpetofauna of the Grand Teton- Jackson Hole area of Wyoming.”
3: 170-174.
1953.
“Aggregation behavior of tadpoles of Rana p. pretiosa.”
9 (2): 77-78.
1953.
“A study of hibernacula and hibernating associations of snakes and amphibians in Michigan.”
34 (1): 74-80.
1954.
“The presence and variation of lateral red coloration in a population of common garter snakes (Thamnophis sirtalis) sirtalis.”
10 (2): 89-91.
1955.
“Marbled godwit collected at Lake Texoma, Oklahaoma.”
34: 103.
1955.
“Sounding turtles: A field locating techniques.”
11 (2): 120.
1955.
“The garter snake.”
81 (5): 248-252.
1956.
“Records of distribution for amphibians and reptiles of Oklahoma.”
35: 39-41.
1956.
“The common garter snake.”
39 (5): 7-10.
1956.
“Body temperatures of three species of Thamnophis.”
37 (4): 732-735.
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