Articles:

S. W. Ranson

NEW EVIDENCE IN FAVOR OF A CHIEF VASOCONSTRICTOR CENTER IN THE BRAIN: Studies in Vasomotor Reflex Arcs. IV
Am J Physiol 42: 1-8, 1916 [PDF]  

S. W. Ranson and P. R. Billingsley

AFFERENT SPINAL PATH FOR THE DEPRESSOR REFLEX: Studies in Vasomotor Reflex Arcs. V
Am J Physiol 42: 9-15, 1916 [PDF]  

S. W. Ranson and P. R. Billingsley

AFFERENT SPINAL PATHS AND THE VASOMOTOR REFLEXES: Studies in Vasomotor Reflex Arcs. VI
Am J Physiol 42: 16-35, 1916 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon and C. M. Gruber

OSCILLATORY VARIATIONS IN THE CONTRACTIONS OF RHYTHMICALLY STIMULATED MUSCLE
Am J Physiol 42: 36-45, 1916 [PDF]  

G. P. Grabfield

FACTORS AFFECTING THE COAGULATION TIME OF BLOOD: IX. The Effect of Adrenin on the Factors of Coagulation
Am J Physiol 42: 46-55, 1916 [PDF]  

T. L. Patterson

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE STOMACH: XXXVI. The Physiology of the Gastric Hunger Contractions in the Amphibia and the Reptilia. Comparative Studies. I
Am J Physiol 42: 56-88, 1916 [PDF]  

Henry Laurens

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ATRIO-VENTRICULAR CONNECTION IN THE TURTLE: I. Disturbances of A-V Conduction
Am J Physiol 42: 89-116, 1916 [PDF]  

P. G. Shipley and C. C. Macklin

SOME FEATURES OF OSTEOGENESIS IN THE LIGHT OF VITAL STAINING
Am J Physiol 42: 117-123, 1916 [PDF]  

George B. Wislocki

THE STAINING OF AMPHIBIAN LARVAE WITH BENZIDINE DYES WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE BEHAVIOR OF THE LYMPHATIC ENDOTHELIUM
Am J Physiol 42: 124-132, 1916 [PDF]  

Carl J. Wiggers

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MAMMALIAN AURICLE: II. The Influence of the Vagus Nerves on the Fractionate Contraction of the Right Auricle
Am J Physiol 42: 133-140, 1916 [PDF]  

Carl J. Wiggers

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MAMMALIAN AURICLE:

III. The Time Relations of Auricular Systole

I. THE EVENTS OF AURICULAR SYSTOLE AND THEIR RELATION TO VENTRICULAR SYSTOLE

Am J Physiol 42: 141-150, 1916 [PDF]  

Oscar Riddle and John V. Lawrence

STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION IN BIRDS: VII. Variations in the Chemical Composition of Reproductive Tissues in Relation to Variations in Functional Activity
Am J Physiol 42: 151-162, 1916 [PDF]  

Edw. B. Reemelin and Raphael Isaacs

A STUDY OF THE CONDITIONS INVOLVED IN THE ACCUMULATION OF DISSOLVED SUBSTANCES IN THE BLOOD: I. The Relation of Acidity to the Retention of Sugar and of Urea by the Colloids of the Blood and the Kidney
Am J Physiol 42: 163-174, 1916 [PDF]  

W. T. Porter and L. H. Newburgh

THE VAGUS NERVES IN PNEUMONIA
Am J Physiol 42: 175-192, 1916 [PDF]  

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