Harold A. Dundee

Response of the Neotenic Salamander Haideotriton wallacei to a Metamorphic Agent

The neotenic, cave-dwelling plethodontid salamander Haideotriton wallacei undergoes only a few minor integumentary changes and loses only a single bone, the coronoid, when treated with sodium laevo thyroxin. Since neither the animals thyroid nor the supplementary thyroxin is sufficient to effect substantial metamorphosis, genetic factors probably restrict the animals ability to transform.

Higher category name usage for amphibians and reptiles

Etude de la nomenclature des Amphibiens et Reptiles utilisee dans les principales bases de donnees bibliographiques et journaux herpetologiques americains

The Southern Races of Eumeces Septentrionalis (Baird)

Our study has been based upon a total of 138 specimens, more than twice as many as Taylor (1936) had available. These have been made available through the courtesy of Mr. Bryce C. Brown, Dr. Doris Cochran, Mr. Harold A. Dundee, Dr. Howard K. Gloyd, Dr. Norman Hartweg, Mr. J. E. Johnson, Mr. A. J. Kirn, Mr. Arthur Loveridge, Mr. M. Graham Netting, Dr. A. I. Ortenburger, Mr. Clifford H. Pope, Mr. Floyd Potter, Mr. L. W. Ramsey, Mr. K. P. Schmidt and Dr. Edward H. Taylor. Abbreviations for museum or personal collections are: AJK, Alvin J. Kirn; B.U., Baylor University, Strecker Museum; CAS, Chicago Academy of Sciences; CM, Carnegie Museum; CNHM, Chicago Natural History Museum; EHT, Edward H. Taylor; FP, Floyd Potter; HAD, Harold A. Dundee; LWR, Leo W. Ramsey; MCZ, Museum of Comparative Zoology; MZUM, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan; UIMNH, University of Illinois Museum of Natural History; UKMNH, University of Kansas Museum of Natural History: UOMZ, University of Oklahoma Museum of Zoology; USNM, United States National Museum. We have in addition received notes on the natural