Publications of Melville H. Hatch

Publications of Melville H. Hatch

Coleopterist, Historian of Science, Philosopher, Founder of The Scarabs
1898 - 1988

Biography : Publications : Quotations : History of Scarabs

Most of the following list (items 1-166 and most of the supplementary list of mimeographed essays) closely follows a list prepared and mimeographed by Hatch in 1966, checked and corrected against originals when available. Note that "1-166" of the original list actually contained 178 items, including 12 not given numbers (probably because they were inadvertently left out of an earlier draft). Additional material has been added by Rod Crawford, author of the associated biography. Hatch apparently did not regard book reviews as publications, and though he published many, I am probably only aware of a fraction of them. Co-authors are listed with "and" if Hatch was the first author, otherwise with "with". Hatch's original list did not abbreviate journal titles and neither do I; I regard this practice as outmoded since it renders extremely difficult the use of today's computerized library catalogues.

1. (1924) A preliminary list of the Coleoptera of the Cranberry Lake region, New York, exclusive of the Buprestidae, Cerambycidae, and Ipidae. Technical Publication No. 17 of the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University 24(22): 273-312.

2. (1925) A list of Coleoptera from Charlevoix County, Michigan. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters 4 "1924": 543-586.

3. (1925) An outline of the ecology of Gyrinidae. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 20: 101-114.

4. (1925) (and John W. Angell) A new North American Necrophorus. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 33(4): 216.

5. (1925) Habitats of Coleoptera. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 33(4): 217-223.

6. (1926) The phylogeny and phylogenetic tendencies of Gyrinidae. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters 5 "1925": 429-467.

7. (1926) Thomas Lincoln Casey as a coleopterist. Entomological News 37(6): 175-179, 37(7): 198-202.

8. (1926) Palaeocoleopterology. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 21(4): 137-144.

9. (1926) Anchomenus decorus ab. syracusensis nov. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 34(3): 247-248.

10. (1926) Concerning the insect collection. Entomological News 37(12): 329-332.

11. (1926) New and noteworthy Histeridae from Alberta (Coleoptera). Canadian Entomologist 58(11): 272-276, 4 figs.

12. (1926) Tillyard on Permian Coleoptera. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 21(5): 193.

13. (1926) (with A. I. Ortenburger) Notes on Coleoptera from southeastern Oklahoma with a few records from adjacent portions of Texas and Arkansas, including a new species. Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science 6: 142-148.

14. (1926) Notes on the morphology of the eyes of Coleoptera. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 34(4): 343-349, pl. xxvi.

15. (1927) The morphology of Gyrinidae. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters 7 "1926": 311-350, pl. xx-xxiv.

16. (1927) Notes on the biology of Dineutus (Gyrinidae). Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 22(1): 27-28.

17. (1927) A revision of fossil Gyrinidae. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 22(2): 89-97, pl. vii.

18. (1927) A systematic index to the keys for the determination of the Nearctic Coleoptera. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 35(3): 279-306.

19. (1927) Concerning Melandryidae (Coleoptera). Annals of the Entomological Society of America 20: 363-366.

20. (1927) New aberrations of Temnopsophus and Pseudebaeus (Malachiinae, Coleoptera). Annals of the Entomological Society of America 20: 366-367.

21. (1927) Notes on the varieties of Crioceris asperagi L. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 22(4): 211.

22. (1927) Studies on the carrion beetles of Minnesota, including new species. University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station Technical Bulletin 48: 3-19.

23. (1927) (with Harvey L Sweetman) Biological notes on Osmoderma with a new species of Ptiliidae from its pupal case (Coleoptera). Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 22(5): 264-266.

24. (1927) Studies on the Silphinae. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 35(4): 331-371, pl. xvi.

25. (1928) Brachypterolus pulicarius (L.) in America (Nitidulidae). Journal of the New York Entomological Society 36(1): 35-36.

26. (1928) The species of Sinodendron (Lucanidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 4(4): 175-176.

27. (1928) The Nearctic and European species of the subgenus Phaedon (Chrysomelidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 5(1): 44-47.

28. (1928) Silphidae II. Junk-Schenkling Coleopterorum Catalogus pars 95: 63-244.

30. (1928) Notes on the classification of Nearctic Coleoptera. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 21: 571-580.

31. (1928) Further studies on Phaedon (Chrysomelinae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 5(2): 59-62.

32. (1928) Studies on Dytiscidae. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 23(5): 217-229.

33. (1928) A geographical index to the catalogues and local lists of Nearctic Coleoptera. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 36(4): 335-354.

34. (1929) The genera and subgenera of Leiodidae and Clambidae. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 37(1): 1-6.

35. (1929) Studies on Histeridae (Coleop.). Canadian Entomologist 61(4): 76-83.

36. (1929) (with Carl R. Brown) Orientation and "fright" reactions of whirligig beetles (Gyrinidae). Journal of Comparative Psychology 9(2): 159-189.

37. (1929) A supplement of the indices to the keys to and local lists of Nearctic Coleoptera. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 37(2): 135-143.

39. (1929) Leiodidae, Clambidae. Junk-Schenkling Coleopterorum Catalogus pars 105: 1-100.

40. (1930) (and A. I. Ortenburger) Records and new species of Coleoptera from Oklahoma. Publications of the University of Oklahoma Biological Survey 2(1): 7-14.

41. (1930) Records and new species of Coleoptera from Oklahoma and western Arkansas, with subsidiary studies. Publications of the University of Oklahoma Biological Survey 2(1): 15-26.

42. (1930) The collection and preparation of Coleoptera. Publications of the University of Oklahoma Biological Survey 2(1): 27-31.

43. (1931) The status of Leng's Classification of the Coleoptera. Entomological News 42: 76.

45. (1931) Notes on another pest: The malodorous ground beetle (Nomius pygmaeus Dej.). Monthly News Letter of the Puget Sound Academy of Science 3(9): 2.

46. (1931) Notes on Pacific Coast Sphaeridiinae. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 8(2): 78.

47. (1932) (and Samuel Beller) A preliminary catalogue of the Chrysomelidae of Oregon. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 8(3): 102-108.

48. (1932) (with Samuel Beller) Coleoptera of Washington: Chrysomelidae. University of Washington Publications in Biology 1(2): 65-144, pl. 1.

49. (1932) The pennsylvanicus group of Harpalus. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 27(4): 173-176.

50. (1932) A further note on Yakobson's "Beetles of Russia and Western Europe." Entomologist's Monthly Magazine 68(10): 222.

51. (1932) "Necrophorus" or "Nicrophorus." Journal of the New York Entomological Society 40(3): 391.

52. (1933) The species of Miscodera (Coleoptera - Carabidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 9(1): 7-8.

53. (1933) Records of Coleoptera from Montana. Canadian Entomologist 65(1): 5-15.

54. (1933) Studies on Hydroporus. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 28(1): 21-27.

55. (1933) Insects in gardens. Little Gardens (Seattle) 4(1): 3-5, 4(2):12-13.

56. (1933) Studies on the Leptodiridae (Catopidae) with descriptions of new species. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 41(1-2): 187-239, pl. xv.

58. (1933) Ptinus tectus Boieldieu in America. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 28(5): 200-202.

59. (1933) The role of the individual in the history of Science. Phi Sigma Biologist 15: 9-26.

60. (1934) (and William Rueter, Jr.) Coleoptera of Washington: Silphidae. University of Washington Publications in Biology 1(3): 145-161.

61. (1934) (with Harriet Exline) Note on the food of the black widow spider. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 42(4): 449-450.

62. (1935) Two remarkable blind beetles from northwestern Oregon (Carabidae, Leiodidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 11(3): 115-118.

63. (1935) Monillipatrobus Hatch a synonym of Psydrus LeC.(Carabidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 11(3): 118-119.

64. (1935) A new sub-alpine genus of Halticinae from North America (Coleop.: Chrysomelidae). Entomological News 46(12): 276-278.

65. (1936) Studies on Leiodidae. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 44(1): 33-41.

66. (1936) Studies on Pterostichus (Carabidae: Coleoptera). Annals of the Entomological Society of America 29(4): 701-706.

--- (1936) [Note on Lowell Clyde Lloyd]. The Biologist 18(1): 53-54. [In the original, this is a section of the Psi Chapter newsletter without title or author stated. There is no reason to doubt Hatch's claim to authorship.]

67. (1937) Biographical sketch of Trevor Kincaid. The Biolog (University of Portland Biologists' Club) 4(1): 3-5.

68. (1937) Note on the Coleoptera fauna of Alaska. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 13: 63

69. (1938) Two new species of Helmidae from a warm spring in Montana (Coleoptera). Entomological News 49(1): 16-19, 2 figs.

70. (1938) Records of Histeridae from Iowa. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society 11(1): 17-20.

71. (1938) The limitations of science, an historical survey. Phi Sigma Biologist 19: 189-203.

72. (1938) (with Robert Y. Pratt) The food of the black widow spider on Whidbey Island, Washington. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 46(2): 191-193.

73. (1938) Theophrastus of Eresos as an economic entomologist. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 46(2): 223-227.

74. (1938) A new species of Donacia from Washington. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 14(3): 110-112.

75. (1938) Note on the Blattariae or cockroaches of western Washington. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 14(3): 120.

76. (1938) The furniture beetle, Anobium punctatum DeG., in Washington. Journal of Economic Entomology 31(4): 545.

77. (1938) Report on the Coleoptera collected by Dr. Victor B. Scheffer on the Aleutian Islands in 1937. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 14(4): 145-149.

78. (1938) (and Frank M. Beer) A new species of Dicerca (Buprestidae) from Washington. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 14: 151.

80. (1938) A bibliographical catalogue of the injurious arachnids and insects of Washington. University of Washington Publications in Biology 1(4): 163-224.

81. (1938) Coleoptera of Washington: Carabidae: Cicindelinae. University of Washington Publications in Biology 1(5): 225-240, pl. 2.

82. (1939) Records of terrestrial isopods or sow bugs from North America. American Midland Naturalist 21(1): 256-257.

83. (1939) Notes on two species of Gastrotricha from Washington. American Midland Naturalist 21(1): 257-258.

84. (1939) List of Coleoptera taken by Mr. George P. Engelhardt in Alaska in 1938. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 34(1): 45-50.

85. (1939) Biology at the University of Washington. The Biologist 20(3): 143-171.

86. (1939) The cordatus-group of Agabus (Coleop.: Dytiscidae). Entomological News 50(4): 104-106.

87. (1939) (with Frances Bjorkman) Note on Silpha (Thanatophilus) coloradensis Wickham. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 15(2): 96.

88. (1939) A key to the species of Nebria of northwestern North America (Coleoptera: Carabidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 15(3): 117-122.

89. (1939) (with Gertrude Minsk) New species of Amara from Washington. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 34(4): 215-218.

90. (1939) The house centipede (Scutigera forceps Raf.) In Washington. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 15(4): 189.

91. (1940) (with Ervin F. Dailey) Records of two species of terrestrial Isopoda from Washington. American Midland Naturalist 23(1): 252.

92. (1940) Stored-grain beetles in western Washington with special reference to the tenebrionid, Cynaeus angustus LeC. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 16(1): 34-35.

93. (1940) Observations on Silphinae with a note on intraspecific variations and their designation. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 48(3): 233-244.

94. (1940) Frank Stevens Hall (1878-1940). The Murrelet 21: 25-28, portrait.

96. (1941) John Earl Guberlet, Ph.D. The Biolog (University of Portland Biologists' Club) 8(2): 11-13.

97. (1941) A second supplement to the indices to the keys to and local lists of Nearctic Coleoptera. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 49(1): 21-42.

98. (1941) In memoriam: John Earl Guberlet (1887-1940). Parasitology 27(2): 188-193. [practically the same paper as no. 96]

99. (1941) The logical basis of the species concept. American Naturalist 75(758): 193-212. Reprinted in Cattell's Biological Symposia 4: 223-242.

100. (1941) (with Barbara Gray) The Coleoptera of Washington: Carabidae: Agonini. University of Washington Publications in Biology 10(1): 5-45.

101. (1941) (with Rita Margaret McGrath) The Coleoptera of Washington: Sphaeritidae and Histeridae. University of Washington Publications in Biology 10(2): 47-91.

102. (1941) (with Frank M. Beer) The Coleoptera of Washington: Buprestidae. University of Washington Publications in Biology 10(3): 93-144.

103. (1942) The biology of stored grain insects. Bulletin - Association of Operative Millers, July 1942: 1207-1211.

105. (1943) Ptinus tectus damaging furs in Alaska. Journal of Economic Entomology 36(2): 353.

106. (1944) Two new Adephagid water beetles from the Pacific Northwest. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 39(2): 45-47.

107. (1944) Studies on northwestern Staphylinidae I: Anthobium Steph. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 20(3): 101-104.

108. (1944) (and Kenneth M. Fender) Notes on Zacotus matthewsii LeC. Canadian Entomologist 76(9): 188.

109. (1945) (and Henry K. Benson, Frederick Kurt Kirsten, Arthur W. Martin, and Richard B. Tyler) Science and Technology in the post-war world. The Washington Alumnus 35(5): 7-10. Reprinted as Chapter 20, pp. 240-250, in Harrison, Mander and Engle: If men want Peace. Macmillan (1946).

110. (1945) (with Gordon K. Patterson) An annotated list of the Scolytoidea of Washington. University of Washington Publications in Biology 10(4): 145-154.

111. (1945) Three Silphidae in British Columbia (Coleoptera). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 42: 14.

112. (1946) Notes on European Coleoptera in Washington, including a new species of Megasternum. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 22(2): 77-80.

114. (1946) Mr. Ross H. Arnett's Revision of the Nearctic Silphini and Nicrophorini. Journal of the New York Entomological Society 54(2): 99-103.

115. (1946) Note on introduced species of Carabus in North America. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 41(3): 71.

116. (1946) Hadrobregmus gibbicollis infesting woodwork. Journal of Economic Entomology 39: 274.

118. (1947) Reflections on the subspecies. Entomological News 58(7): 168-170.

--- (1947) Proposed program for American coleopterists. Coleopterists' Bulletin 1: 22-23.

119. (1947) Research and the university. American Association of University Professors Bulletin 33(2): 241-255.

120. (1947) The Chelifera and Isopoda of Washington and adjacent regions. University of Washington Publications in Biology 10(5): 155-274.

--- (1948) The study of color pattern and other intra-specific variation in Coleoptera. Coleopterists' Bulletin 2(1): 3-7.

--- (1948) On collecting beetles in Washington. Coleopterists' Bulletin 2(5): 45-46.

121. (1948) The inter-relationships of the biological sciences. The Biologist 30(1-4): 4-10.

122. (1948) (and Helen Houk) Adalia bipunctata in buildings in Washington. Journal of Economic Entomology 41: 412.

123. (1948) (and Cherie Tanasse) The liberation of Hippodamia convergens in the Yakima Valley of Washington, 1943 to 1946. Journal of Economic Entomology 41(6): 993.

--- (1948) Carabidae from the Olympic Mountains. Coleopterists' Bulletin 2: 51.

124. (1948) A systematic index to the keys and catalogues of Coleoptera published in l'Abeille vol. I, 1864 - XXXVI, 1938. Coleopterists' Bulletin 2(9): 81-88.

--- (1949) Science. University of Washington College of Education Record 15: 49-51.

125. (1949) A century of entomology in the Pacific Northwest. University of Washington Press, Seattle, v+43 pp., 9 portraits.

126. (1949) Studies on the Coleoptera of the Pacific Northwest I. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 25(3): 113-118.

127. (1949) Studies on the Coleoptera of the Pacific Northwest III. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 44(3): 80-88.

128. (1949) (with Kenneth M. Fender) Perigona nigriceps Dej. In the United States (Carabidae). Coleopterists' Bulletin 3(4): 54-55.

129. (1949) Studies on the fauna of Pacific Northwest greenhouses (Isopoda, Coleoptera, Dermaptera, Orthoptera, Gastropoda). Journal of the New York Entomological Society 57(3): 141-165.

130. (1950) The origin and evolution of the honey bee. American Bee Journal 90(5): 226-228, 90(6): 278-279, 289, 90(7): 318-319, 337.

131. (1950) Trevor Kincaid. pp. 1-10, portrait, in: Hatch, M.H., editor. Studies honoring Trevor Kincaid. University of Washington Press, Seattle, iii+167 pp.

132. (1950) An account of the life of Orson Bennett Johnson. Pp. 11-28, 2 portraits, in: Hatch, M.H., Editor Studies honoring Trevor Kincaid. University of Washington Press, Seattle, iii+167 pp.

133. (1950) The Young Naturalists' Society (1879-1905). pp. 29-34 in: Hatch, M.H., Editor Studies honoring Trevor Kincaid. University of Washington Press, Seattle, iii+167 pp.

134. (1950) Studies on the Coleoptera of the Pacific Northwest II: Carabidae: Bembidiini. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 26(3): 97-106.

135. (1951) The deduction of evolution from the general properties of living matter. Northwest Science 25(2): 90-96.

136. (1951) Coleopterists and Coleoptera collections in the Pacific Northwest. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 47: 37-40.

137. (1951) Ellsworth D. Lumley: In memoriam. The Murrelet 32(2): 25-27, portrait.

138. (1951) Studies on the Coleoptera of the Pacific Northwest IV: Carabidae, Dytiscidae, Gyrinidae. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 46(5): 113-122.

139. (1952) Biology in the high school. University of Washington College of Education Record 18(3): 42-46.

140. (1952) Observations on the study of beetles in British Columbia. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 48: 76-80.

141. (1952) (with Borys Malkin) A new Agonum from Oregon (Coleoptera: Carabidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 23(2): 107-108.

142. (1953) The origin and evolution of household insects. The Biologist 35(2-3): 57-66.

143. (1953) (with Borys Malkin) Colpodes buchanani in Oregon. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 29(3): 134.

144. (1953) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest. Part I: Introduction and Adephaga. University of Washington Publications in Biology 16(1): [i-vi], 1-340.

145. (1954) The broader implications of the development of entomology in the Pacific Northwest. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 50: 7-14.

146. (1954) Entomology in search of a soul. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 47: 377-387.

147. (1955) Bradycellus harpalinus Serv. In North America. Coleopterists' Bulletin 9(1): 10.

148. (1955) Coleoptera. Pp. 555-566 in: California Academy of Sciences, A Century of Progress in the Natural Sciences, 1853-1953. San Francisco, x + 807 pp.

149. (1957) The origin and evolution of the honey bee. The Biologist 39(1-4): 41-49.

150. (1957) (and Milton R. Sanderson) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest. Part II: Staphyliniformia. University of Washington Publications in Biology 16(2): i-ix, 1-384.

151. (1958) (and Trevor Kincaid) A list of Coleoptera from the vicinity of Willapa Bay, Washington. The Calliostoma Company, Seattle, 21 pp., map.

152. (1957) A biographical memoir of the Rev. John Henry Keen. Coleopterists' Bulletin 11: 62-64.

153. (1957) The North American status of Meligethes nigrescens Steph. (Nitidulidae). Coleopterists' Bulletin 11: 65-66.

154. (1958) Blind beetles in the fauna of the Pacific Northwest. Proceedings, Tenth International Congress of Entomology (Montreal, 1956), 1: 207-211.

155. (1958) Dr. M. Y. Marshall (1889-1957). Coleopterists' Bulletin 12: 59-60.

157. (1960) (with Bastiaan J.D. Meeuse) Beetle pollination in Dracunculus and Sauromatum (Araceae). Coleopterists' Bulletin 14: 70-74.

158. (1961) The aesthetic value of entomology. Proceedings of the Washington State Entomological Society 12: 60-69.

159. (1961) The biology and economic importance of the Dermestidae. The Biologist 43(3-4): 33-46.

160. (1962) The introduced element in the Coleoptera fauna of the Canadian and American Pacific Northwest (abstract). Verhandlungen, XI. Internationaler Kongress für Entomologie (Vienna, 1960), 1: 445.

161. (1962) (and Orlando Park, John A. Wagner, Kenneth M. Fender, William F. Barr, G.E. Woodroffe and C.W. Coombs) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest. Part III: Pselaphidae and Diversicornia I. University of Washington Publications in Biology "1961" 16(3): I-ix, 1-503.

162. (1962) For and against Darwin - Asa Gray and Louis Agassiz. The Biologist 44(3-4): 51-72.

163. (1963) Charles Lyell and nineteenth century evolution. The Biologist 46(1-2): 15-31.

164. (1964) Gordon Stace Smith (1886-1962) "An insect-chaser and a sonnet-weaver." Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 61: 46-48.

165. (1965) (and David V. Miller, David V. McCorkle, Floyd Werner, and Dennis W. Boddy) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest. Part IV: Macrodactyles, Palpicornes, and Heteromera. University of Washington Publications in Biology 16(4): i-viii, 1-268.

166. (1966) The Darwinians fight the Civil War. The Biologist 48(1-2): 15-29.

168. (1967) The cultural value of beetles. Proceedings of the Washington State Entomological Society 25: 227-240 [apparently also published by the Oregon Entomological Society as their 30: 217-230].

171. (1971) (and Merton C. Lane, Horace P. Lanchester, William F. Barr, Steve M. Hogue, Louis G. Gentner, Barry D. Valentine, and Stephen L. Wood) The beetles of the Pacific Northwest. Part V: Rhipiceroidea, Sternoxi, Phytophaga, Rhynchophora, and Lamellicornia. University of Washington Publications in Biology 16(5): i-xiv, 1-662.

172. (1971) An adventitious specimen of Chlaenius naeviger Mor. In Seattle (Coleoptera: Carabidae). Coleopterists' Bulletin 25(4): 125.

173. (1971) Trevor Kincaid as an entomologist. Proceedings of the Washington State Entomological Society 32: 320-324.

(1932) Entomological notes. (1st edition). University Bookstore, Seattle, 67 pp. Eventually 6 editions appeared of this compilation of keys, lists and bibliographies for entomology students:
(1937) 2nd edition, Washington Book Store, Seattle, 69 pp.
(1941) 3rd edition, Washington Book Store, Seattle, 82 pp.
(1949) 4th edition, University of Washington Press, 78 pp.
(details of 5th edition unknown to me)
(1968) 6th edition, University of Washington, Seattle, 83 pp.

(1943) Biology and politics. pp. 3-8 in: Victory for what? Modern knowledge tackles the contemporary crisis. University Book Store, Seattle, 43 pp.

(1944) What is man? pp. 6-13 in: Victory for this! Modern knowledge offers the foundation for a better world order. University of Washington, Seattle, 119 pp.

(1943-60, essays and lectures for U.W. course General Studies 155-156, The Modern Cultural Crisis. Each essay went through up to 11 editions for different years of the course.) Specific titles:
(1943-44) Science and the crisis. 1943, 26 pp., 1944, 24 pp.
(1943) Biology and politics. 8 pp.
(1944) Applied biology. 5 pp.
(1944) The natural sciences and the crisis. 5 pp.
(1944) Comments on Prof. Phillips' "Philosophy of history as a guide to social action." 1 p.
(1945-57) Scientific knowledge. 1945: 23-61, 1946: 8-47, 1947: 27-67, 1948: 26-66, 1950: 47-79, 1951: 60-94, 1952: 69-103, 1953: 66-100, 1954: 103-138, 1955: 104-138, 1957: 104-138.
(1945-48) Life and the evolution of man. 1945: 82-91, 1946: 88-98, 1947: 80-96, 1948: 77-92.
(1946-60) Analysis of the modern cultural crisis: General introduction. 1946: 1-7, 1947: 1-7, 1948: 1-8, 1950: 1-6, 1951: 1-8, 1952: 1-8, 1953: 1-8, 1954: 1-8, 1955: 1-8, 1957: 1-9, 1958: 1-9, 1959: 1-12a, 1960: 1-11.
(1946) The crisis in religion. Pp. 132-134.
(1946) By the same door. Pp. 262-267.
(1947-48) Development of aspects of modern science. 1947: 97-102, 1948: 93-98.
(1947) Russia and the crisis. Pp. 276-277.
(1947) Religion and the crisis. Pp. 316-317.
(1947) On transcending our ideologies. Pp. 359-360.
(1949-50) A biologist views the crisis. 1949, 11 pp.; 1950: 90-100.
(1950-60) Religion in a post-Kantian world. 1950: 167-171, 1951: 183-188, 1952: 218-223, 1953: 206-211, 1954: 251-257, 1955: 154-167, 1957: 274-280, 1958: 202-207, 1959: 261-266, 1960: 276-282, 1968: 227-231 [title changed to Religion in a post-Humean world].
(1950-60) Towards resolution. 1950: 231-235, 1951: 339-344, 1952: 339-341, 1953: 380-384, 1954: 399-405, 1955: 258-264, 1957: 428-433, 1958: 358-363, 1959: 362-368, 1960: 397-404.
(1951-60): The natural history of the crisis. 1951: 104-114, 1952: 112-123, 1953: 123-134, 1954: 149-160, 1955: 434-440, 1957: 159-172, 1958: 96-109, 1959: 67-80, 1960: 49-62.
(1953) Is western science relative in a manner analogous to communist science? 1 p.
(1958-60) The human predicament and the nature of knowledge. 1958: 73-82, 1959: 208-217, 1960: 221-230.
(1958) France and the cultural crisis. Pp. 313-314.
(1959-64) Nature and aesthetic value. 1964: 391-393.
(1958-68) Knowledge. 1968: 218-226.
(1968-70) Determinism and free will. 7 pp.

(1949-51) Evolution (Zoology 116 syllabus). 1949, 50 pp.; 1950, 50 pp.; 1951, 51 pp.

(1923?) Water beetles in relation to pondfish culture [by] Charles Branch Wilson. Unknown periodical (single reprint from Hatch library bears no title), p. 308.

(1936) Green laurels, the lives and achievements of the great naturalists [by] Donald Culross Peattie. The Biologist 18(1): 67-68.

(1949) Insects of Hawaii, vol. 1, Introduction [by] Elwood C. Zimmermann. Coleopterists' Bulletin 3(4): 59-61.

(1953) The Coleoptera of the Galapagos Islands [by] Edwin C. Van Dyke. Coleopterists' Bulletin 7(6): 56.

(1959-1967) Numerous unsigned reviews during his tenure as editor of The Biologist.