Works Related to the History of the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory
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Presentations from 2019
Oak Lake Field Station : Perspectives of a Field Station Director, Nels H. Troelstrup Jr.
Biology News 2019, University of Northern Iowa. Department of Biology.
Submissions from 2014
Book Review: The Iowa Lakeside Laboratory: A Century of Discovering the Nature of Nature. Michael J. Lannoo., Bonnie S. Bowen
Submissions from 1997
Book Review - Okoboji Wetlands. A Lesson in Natural History, Robert W. Black
Submissions from 1990
Special Issue Photo: Richard V. Bovbjerg, Director of the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory 1963-1989
Eighty Years of Research at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory: A Bibliography, Debby Zieglowsky Baker
Richard Bovbjerg and The Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, Michael J. Lannoo
Submissions from 1985
Science Notes - New Course in Natural History at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory
Issues from 1976
The Alumnus, v61n1, February 1976, University of Northern Iowa Alumni Association
Submissions from 1962
Lakeside Laboratory Publications 1909-1961, Martin J. Ulmer
Submissions from 1954
A Seventeen-Year Study of Plant Succession in Prairie, J. E. Weaver
Submissions from 1951
Vegetational Changes in Ungrazed Grassland at the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory., Sylvia Rudman and Richard W. Pohl
Submissions from 1950
Submissions from 1948
The Iowa Lakeside Laboratory - A Prairieless Field Laboratory, Ada Hayden
Submissions from 1936
Progress in the Regeneration of the Prairie at the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, W. A. Anderson
Submissions from 1927
On the Temperature of the Bank Swallow, Dayton Stoner
Submissions from 1925
Certain Body Temperature Changes in the Snapping and Painted Turtles, F. M. Baldwin
Submissions from 1922
Nest-Digging and Egg-Laying Habits of Bell's turtle, Frank A. Stromsten
Submissions from 1920
The Rotatoria of the Lake Okoboji Region, Dwight C. Ensign
