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Collection Overview

Title: University of Illinois Department Serials, 1915-1996

ID: 38/1/819

Primary Creator: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. University Press

Other Creators: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. University Press Board

Extent: 5.0 cubic feet

Arrangement:

Organized in series based on university department and/or journal series:

Series 1) Illinois Biological Monographs. Arranged chronologically.

Series 2) University of Illinois Studies in Language and Literature. Arranged chronologically.

Series 3) American Bottom Archaeology. Arranged chronologically.

Date Acquired: 07/23/2025

Subjects: Biological Monographs, Botany, Cytology, Entomology, Illinois Archaeological Survey, Language and Literature Studies, Latin, Ornithology, Zoology

Languages: English, Spanish;Castilian, Latin

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Consists of serial journals for the University of Illinois Language and Literature studies, Illinois Biological Monographs, American Bottom Achaeology between 1915-1996, documenting research in linguistics, Spanish grammar, Latin studies, literature analysis, botany, zoology, entomology, ornithology, cytology, archaelogy, etc. Some of these journals are reprints of the original serials which predate the establishment of the Unversity of Illinois Press in 1918.

Biographical Note

The University of Illinois Press was organized in 1918 to have charge of the work of editing, printing, and distributing the publications of the University.¹ The Press is a general university division whose chief administrative officer is the Director of the University Press.² The Director is appointed annually by the Board of Trustees,³ and is responsible to the University President through the office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs.⁴ The operations and policies of the Press are maintained under advisement of a University Press Board composed of the Director, the Deans of the Graduate Colleges or their representatives, and six appointed faculty members.⁵. The Press published works of interest primarily to the scholarly reader, although works intended for the more general reader are also published.⁶ Priority is given to local manuscripts, but works produced at other institutions without presses are not excluded from consideration.⁷ Although the Press attempts to show a modest profit, it is not primarily a profit-making institution and receives subsidies from the Graduate College as well as from some foundations.⁸ The University of Illinois Press has sales representatives in Canada, the British Isles and Continental Europe, Latin America, and Japan.⁹

1. Sixteen Years at the University of Illinois, (Urbana, 1920), p. 285.

2. University of Illinois Statutes, July 18, 1989, p. 12.

3. Ibid.

4. University of Illinois Student/Staff Directory, 1990-91, p. 55

5. University of Illinois Statutes.

6. The Book Publishing Program of the University of Illinois Press (informational pamphlet for faculty members), 1957, pp. 4-5.

7. Ibid., pp. 5-6.

8. Ibid., pp. 7-8.

9. University of Illinois Press--Spring and Summer Books, 1972 (catalog).

Subject/Index Terms

Biological Monographs
Botany
Cytology
Entomology
Illinois Archaeological Survey
Language and Literature Studies
Latin
Ornithology
Zoology

Administrative Information

Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Acquisition Source: University Archives

Acquisition Method: Gift

Separated Materials: These records were initially acquired as part of the Judith McCulloh's University Press production records. Apart from being recived together, this collection of departmental serials did not have anything in relation to Judith McCulloh, or Press Book Catalogs which was another collection record series that emerged from the acquired material as a body of content of its own. The Judith McCulloh University of Illinois Press Production Records are arranged in 38/1/22, while the Press Book Catalogs are arranged in 38/1/801.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Illinois Biological Monographs],
[Series 2: University of Illinois Studies in Language and Literature],
[Series 3: American Bottom Archaeology],
[All]

Series 1: Illinois Biological Monographs

Consists of serial journals from the Illinois Biological Monographs series, documenting research in zoology, botany, ornithology, entomology, cytology, etc., published primarily by the University of Illinois Press under the auspices of the Graduate College. Arranged chronologically.

Box 1

Folder 1: "Studies on the Cestode Family Anoplocephalidae", January, 1915: By Herman Douthill. Volume I, No. 3.
Folder 2: "Some North American Larval Trematodes", April, 1915: By William Walter Cort. Volume I, No. 4.
Folder 3: "On the Osteology of Some of the Loricati", October, 1915: By John Earl Gutberlet. Volume II, No. 2.
Folder 4: "The Genus Meliola in Porto Rico [sic]", April, 1916: By Frank Lincoln Stevens. Volume II, No. 4.
Folder 5: "The Goldfish as a Test Animal in the Study of Toxicity", October, 1917: By Edwin B. Powers. Volume IV, No. 2.
Folder 6: "Morphology and Biology of Some Turbellaria from the Mississippi Basin", January, 1918: By Ruth Higley. Volume IV, No. 3.
Folder 7: "The Nasal Organ in Amphibia", January, 1920: By George Marsh Higgins. Volume VI, No. 1.
Folder 8: "North American and West Indian Species of Cuscuta", April-July, 1920: By Truman George Yuncker. Volumer VI, Nos. 2-3.
Folder 9: "The Larvae of the Coccinellidae", October, 1920: By J. Howard Gage. Volume VI, No. 4.
Folder 10: "Studies on Gregarines II", January, 1922: By Minnie Watson Kamm. Volume VII, No. 1.
Folder 11: "North American Monostomes (Primarily from Fresh-water Hosts)", July, 1922: By E. C. Harrah. Volume VII, No.3.
Folder 12: "Comparitive Studies on Certain Features of Nematodes and Their Significance", April. 1923: BY Duncan Charteris Hetherington. Volume VIII, No. 2.
Folder 13: "Parasitic Fungi from British Guiana and Trinidad", July, 1923: By Frank Lincoln Stevens. Volume VIII, No. 3.
Folder 14: "The External Morphology and Postembryology of Noctuid Larvae, October, 1923: By Lewis Bradford Ripley. Volume VIII, No. 4.
Folder 15: "The Calciferous Glands of Lumbricidae and Diplocardia", January, 1924: By Frank Smith. Volumer IX, No. 1.
Folder 16: "Animal Ecology of an Illinois Elm-Maple Forest", October, 1924: By Asa Orrin Weese. Volume IX, No. 4.
Folder 17: "Studies on the Avian Species of the Cestode Family Hymenolepidade", January, 1925: By Roy Lewis Mayhew. Volume X, No. 1.
Folder 18: "Studies on the Caryophyllacidae of North America", October, 1927: By George William Hunter, III. Volume XI, No. 4.
Folder 19: "Morphological Studies of the Genus Cercospora, January, 1929: By William Gerhard Solheim. Volume XII, No. 1.
Folder 20: "Morphology, Tanonomy, and Biology of Larval Scarabaeoidea", April, 1929: By William Patrick Hayes. Volume XII, No. 2.
Folder 21: "Sawflies of the Sub-Family Dolerinae of America North of Mexico", July, 1929: By Herbert H. Ross. Volume XII, No. 3.
Folder 22: "A Study of Freshwater Plankton Communities", July 1, 1934: By Samuel Eddy. Vilume XII, No. 4.
Folder 23: "Studies on Some Protozoan Parasites of FIshes of Illinois", September 18, 1934: By Richard Roksabro Kudo. Volume XIII, No. 1.
Folder 24: "The Papillose Allocreadiidae", October 2, 1934: By Sewell Hepburn Hopkins. Volume XIII, No. 2.
Folder 25: "Evolution of Foliar Types, Dwarf Shoots, and Cone Scales of Pines", August 6, 1935: By Clifton Childress Doak. Volume XIII, No. 3.
Folder 26: ""A Monographic Rearrangment of Lophodernium", August 20, 1935: By Leo Roy Tehon. Volume XIII, No. 4.
Folder 27: "Development of the Pectoral Limb of Necturus Maculosus", August 27, 1935: By Hsin Kuo Chen. Volume XIV, No. 1.
Folder 28: "Studies on North American Cercariae", April 28, 1936: By Edwin Lynn Miller. Volume XIV, No. 2.
Folder 29: "Studies on the Morphology and Life History of Nematodes in the Genus Spironoura", August 25, 1936: By John Gilman Mackin. Volume XIV, No. 3.
Folder 30: "The Life History of Cotylophoron cotylophorum (a trematode from ruminants)", September 29, 1936: By Harry Jackson Bennett. Volume XIV, No. 4.
Folder 31: "Experimental Studies on Echinostoma revoltum (Froelich)", May 14, 1937: By Paul Chester Beaver. Volume XV, No. 1.
Folder 32: "A Generic Classification of the Neartctic Sawflies (Nymenoptera, Symphyta)", July 23, 1937: By Herbert H. Ross. Volume XV, No. 2.
Folder 33: "Studies on the BIology of the Crayfish Cambarus propinquus Girard", August 13, 1937: By William Car Van Deventer. Volume XV, No.3.
Folder 34: "Taxonomic Studies on the Mouth Parts of Larval Anura", August 17, 1937: By Ray Janney Nichols. Volume XV, No. 4.
Folder 35: "The Turtles of Illinois", August 31, 1937: By Alvin R. Cahn. Voulme XVI, Nos. 1-2.
Folder 36: "The Phylogeny of the Hemiptera Based on a Study of the Head Capsule)", April 29, 1938: By Charles Stockman Spooner. Volume XVI, No. 3.
Folder 37: "A Classification of the Larvae and Puparia of the Syrphidae of Illinois Exclusice of Aquatic Forms", August 30, 1938: By Elizabeth M. Heiss. Volume XVI, No. 4.
Folder 38: "Comparitive Studies on Trematodes (Gyrodactyloidea) from the Gills of North American Freshwater Fishes", September 23, 1938: BY John Dary Mizelle. Volume XVII, No. 1.
Folder 39: "The Microthyriaceae", 1939: By Frank Lincolhn Stevens and Sister Mary Hilare Ryan, O. P. Volume XVII, No. 2.
Folder 40: "The Branchiobdellidae (Oligochaeta) of North American Crayfish", 1940: By Clarence James Goodnight. Volume XVII, No. 3.
Folder 41: "Cytological Observations on Endamoeba blattae", 1940: By Paul A. Meglitsch. Volume XVII, No. 4.

Box 2

Folder 1: "Generic Relationships of the Dolichopodidae (Diptera)", 1941: By Sister Mary Bertha Cregan, R. S. M. Volume XVIII, No. 1.
Folder 2: "Territorial and Mating Behavior of the Hourse Wren", 1941: By S. Charles Kendeigh. Volume XVIII, No. 3.
Folder 3: "Studies on Gregarina blattarum with Particular Reference to the Chromosome Cycle", 1941: By Victor Sprague. Volume XVIII, No. 2.
Folder 4: "The Morphology, Taxonomy, and Bionomics of the Nemertea Genus Carcinonemertus", 1942: By Arthus Grover Humes. Volume XVIII, No. 4.
Folder 5: "The Ostracods of Illinois (Their Biology and Taxonomy)", 1942: By C. Clayton Hoff. Volume XIX, Nos. 1-2.
Folder 6: "The Genus Conotrachelus Dejan (Coleoptera, Curculionidae) in the North Central United States", 1942: By Herbert Frederick Schoof. Volume XIX, No. 3.
Folder 7: "The Embryology of Larix", 1943: By James Morton Schopf. Volume XIX, No. 4.
Folder 8: "Morphology and Development of Nosema notabilis Kudo", 1944: By Richard R. Kudo. Volume XX, No. 1.
Folder 9: "American Species of Amelanchier", 1946: By George Neville Jones. Vol. XX, No. 2.
Folder 10: "American Species of Amelanchier" [Hardcover], 1946: By George Neville Jones. Volume XX, No. 2.
Folder 11: "Minimum Area for Different Vegetations", 1949: By Arthur G. Vestal. Volume XX, No. 3.
Folder 12: "Minimum Area for Different Vegetations (their determination from species-area curves)" [Hardcover], 1949: By Arthur G. Vestal. Volume XX, No. 3.
Folder 13: "The Morphology and Phylogeny of Auchenorhychous Homoptera (Insecta)", 1950: By Sol Kramer. Volume XX, No. 4.
Folder 14: "The Morphology and Phylogeny of Auchenorhychous Homoptera (Insecta)" [Hardcover], 1950: By Sol Kramer. Volume XX, No. 4.
Folder 15: "The Morphology of Ostracod Molt Stages", 1951: By Robert V. Kesling. Voulme XXI, Nos. 1-3.
Folder 16: "The Morphology of Ostracod Molt Stages" [Hardcover], 1951: By Robert V. Kesling. Voulme XXI, Nos. 1-3.
Folder 17: "A Taxonomic and Evolutionary Study of the Piñon Mouse, Peromyscus trucei", 1951: By Donald F. Hoffmeister. Volume XXI, No. 4.
Folder 18: "A Taxonomic and Evolutionary Study of the Piñon Mouse, Peromyscus trucei" [Hardcover], 1951: By Donald F. Hoffmeister. Volume XXI, No. 4.
Folder 19: "Acanthocephala of North Amwrican Mammals", 1953: By Harley J. Van Cleave. Volume XXIII, Nos. 1-2.
Folder 20: "The Leguminosae of Illinois", 1953: By William G. Gambill, Jr. Volume XXII, No. 4.
Folder 21: "The Leguminosae of Illinois" [Hardcover], 1953: By William G. Gambill, Jr. Volume XXII, No. 4.
Folder 22
Folder 23
Folder 24
Folder 25
Folder 26
Folder 27
Folder 28
Folder 29
Folder 30
Folder 31
Folder 32
Folder 33
Folder 34

Series 2: University of Illinois Studies in Language and Literature

Consists of serial journals documenting research in literature analysis, lingusitics, grammar, Spanish, Latin, etc. Arranged chronologically.

Series 3: American Bottom Archaeology

Consists of serials documenting the excavation of sites affected by the construction of Interstate Highway 270 on the Mississippi River floodplain in Illinois. Arranged chronologically.

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Illinois Biological Monographs],
[Series 2: University of Illinois Studies in Language and Literature],
[Series 3: American Bottom Archaeology],
[All]