Articles:

Frederick S. Hammett

STUDIES OF THE THYROID APPARATUS. XIX: The Effects of the Loss of the Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands at 75 Days of Age on the Gross Growth of the Albino Rat
Am J Physiol 68: 1-23, 1924 [PDF]  

F. G. Banting and S. Gairns

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PRODUCTION OF INSULIN
Am J Physiol 68: 24-30, 1924 [PDF]  

Joseph Tulgan

CARDIAC ACCELERATION IN THE ABSENCE OF THE INHIBITORY CENTER
Am J Physiol 68: 31-38, 1924 [PDF]  

Calvin P. Stone

A NOTE ON "FEMININE" BEHAVIOR IN ADULT MALE RATS
Am J Physiol 68: 39-41, 1924 [PDF]  

Joseph Byrne

PARADOXICAL PUPIL CONSTRICTION FOLLOWING LESIONS OF THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE PATHS
Am J Physiol 68: 42-51, 1924 [PDF]  

G. Dallas Hanna

TEMPERATURE RECORDS OF ALASKA FUR SEALS
Am J Physiol 68: 52-53, 1924 [PDF]  

Alfred C. Redfield and Elizabeth M. Bright

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF IONIZING RADIATIONS: I. Evidence for Ionization by ßbeta;-Radiation
Am J Physiol 68: 54-61, 1924 [PDF]  

Alfred C. Redfield and Elizabeth M. Bright

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF IONIZING RADIATIONS: II. In the Path of the -Particle
Am J Physiol 68: 62-69, 1924 [PDF]  

Carl R. Moore and Wm. J. Quick

THE SCROTUM AS A TEMPERATURE REGULATOR FOR THE TESTES
Am J Physiol 68: 70-79, 1924 [PDF]  

Norman M. Keith

EXPERIMENTAL DEHYDRATION:: Changes in Blood Composition and Body Temperature
Am J Physiol 68: 80-96, 1924 [PDF]  

Carl Hartman

VITAMIN-A AND EXERCISE IN RELATION TO FOLLICULAR ATRESIA IN THE OPOSSUM
Am J Physiol 68: 97-102, 1924 [PDF]  

A. D. Bush and R. S. McCradie

THE EFFECT OF COLORED BACKGROUNDS ON AREA OF COLOR FIELDS
Am J Physiol 68: 103-106, 1924 [PDF]  

A. D. Bush and R. S. McCradie

COMPETENCY OF THE URETER-VESICAL VALVES
Am J Physiol 68: 107-109, 1924 [PDF]  

PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY: Thirty-Sixth Annual Meeting
Am J Physiol 68: 110-148, 1924 [PDF]  

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