Articles:

H. S. Jennings and E. M. Moore

STUDIES ON REACTIONS TO STIMULI IN UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS. VIII.—ON THE REACTIONS OF INFUSORIA TO CARBONIC AND OTHER ACIDS, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CAUSES OF THE GATHERINGS SPONTANEOUSLY FORMED
Am J Physiol 6: 233-250, 1902 [PDF]  

W. B. Cannon

THE MOVEMENTS OF THE INTESTINES STUDIED BY MEANS OF THE RÖNTGEN RAYS
Am J Physiol 6: 251-277, 1902 [PDF]  

T. H. Morgan

THE REFLEXES CONNECTED WITH AUTOTOMY IN THE HERMIT-CRAB
Am J Physiol 6: 278-282, 1902 [PDF]  

Horatio C. Wood, JR.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE PULMONARY CIRCULATION
Am J Physiol 6: 283-295, 1902 [PDF]  

Arthur W. Greeley

ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS IN STARFISH PRODUCED BY A LOWERING OF TEMPERATURE
Am J Physiol 6: 296-304, 1902 [PDF]  

Jacques Loeb and Warren H. Lewis

ON THE PROLONGATION OF THE LIFE OF THE UNFERTILIZED EGGS OF SEA-URCHINS BY POTASSIUM CYANIDE
Am J Physiol 6: 305-317, 1902 [PDF]  

Charles Wilson Greene

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CALIFORNIA HAGFISH, POLISTOTREMA STOUTI.— II. THE ABSENCE OF REGULATIVE NERVES FOR THE SYSTEMIC HEART
Am J Physiol 6: 318-324, 1902 [PDF]  

Waldemar Koch

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF FORMALDEHYDE
Am J Physiol 6: 325-329, 1902 [PDF]  

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