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Printed illustrations of dog colon system.
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Various articles all dated from the 1990s also included in this folder is a copy the large research grant scheme
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Journal articles of the tolerance of exists, and various articles from the 1990s
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Includes a lengthy letter from Olga Timoshenko, dated 4 November 1995. Found unfoldered
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High-lighted articles and letters to Stevens seeking comment on presentation slides and reviewers for an article. These were
found unfoldered, between two folders dealing with image permissions.
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Various articles and a passage done by Wallis about the rate od passage of digesta
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Photocopies and pre-prints of articles by people other than Stevens, with highlighting and light annotations. These were found
in unlabeled hanging folder, grouped together with rubber bands.
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Copies of articles by people other than Stevens, several pages of MS notes, and a few faxes. These were found in unlabeled
hanging folder, grouped together with rubber bands.
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Copies of articles by people other than Stevens, one heavily highlighted. These were found at the back of an unlabeled hanging
folder, the only group not bound with rubber bands.
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Highlighted articles and 4 newspapers from 1996. Some literature packets by Judith Caton
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Thick booklet done by Stephens about the Comparative Adaptations to Folivory in Primates
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"Cambridge" orig. written on folder. Letters to/from the company publishing his book; six 8" floppy disks dated 1987; papers
bound by clip of references for book
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Camera-ready graphics for textbook, second edition.
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Camera-ready graphics for textbook, second edition.
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Comparative Physiology mini packets about mammalian colon and the vertebrate digestive system
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Draft of a paper about microbial digestion; correspondences with editors and publishers
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Packet containing images of internal organs, etc.
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2 articles and one misc. paper about herbivorous lizards.
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Orig. title: Digestion End. ENZ - ABSURT(?). Diagrams- structure of different enzymes
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Article with smaller flyer.
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Multiple images of skeletons, charts, diagrams on evolution appear mocked in; small image not attached to a page, just by
itself
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Copies of articles with highlighting and some notes, typed and MS.
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Copies of articles with highlighting and some notes, typed and MS.
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Found in unlabeled hanging folder.
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Copies of articles, notes, and e-mails. Original file label: "Dinosaurs".
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Copies of articles, faxes between Stevens and Nagy, and MS notes. These items were found unfoldered in front of other folder
in hanging file.
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Copies of articles, Stevens's completed review form for a Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology article. Found unfoldered
in hanging file.
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Found unfoldered in hanging file. Based on their subject and position, they are likely related to the evolution paper research.
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Found unfoldered in hanging file. Based on their subject and position, they are likely related to the evolution paper research.
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Found unfoldered. 4 pieces of a large sign (?), Diagrams of internal organs and charts all printed out and pasted on a blue
background sheet. Some laminated.
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Includes pictures depicting different digestive systems.
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Images from various publications and some correspondence regarding permissions requests.
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Images from various publications and some correspondence regarding permissions requests.
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Letters and forms regarding illustrations for Stevens' textbook and CD-ROM. Found together in hanging file labled "Misc. Photos."
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Transparencies of illustrations, charts, graphs and tables.
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Papers about cats, digestive system, dinosaurs, and vertebrate herbivores
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Photographs, negatives, and images of graphs and line drawings for publications. Original file label was "Misc. Photos."
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Scientific Journal, dated Oct. 1988; "References" with notations; paper titled "Contributions of the Mammalian Large Intestine
to the Conservation of Nutrients, Electrolytes and Water
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Article with copies of small graphs.
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Letter request for permission to use anatomical graphics; letter from the Colyer Institute.
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Permission requests/tables/logs also a folder containing information of vertebrates classification
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3 packets each bound with clip, usually entitled "Book References (FINAL)" or "References evolution paper"; loose paper and
stapled packet each talk about the index or labelling
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Reprints of articles by Stevens. Original folder label was "Our Reprints, Etc."
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Found unfoldered. Tables about "digesta markers" in reptiles, birds, etc. Diagrams of multiple animals' internal organs, paperclipped
together; some images are mocked in, as if for a draft
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Article and photos of illustrations.
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Printed publication of study done by Clemens, Stevens, and Southworth
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Binder had no label. Slides are line-drawing illustrations, charts and graphs. Only a few of the slides are dated. In some
cases notes on slips of paper inserted into the slide holder identify topic or theme of slides that follow.
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Folder title is from slip of paper in front pocket of binder.
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Photographic reproductions, stored in plastic sleeves, of drawings of digestive tracts.
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A few slides; mostly line drawings and tables.
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CreatorStevens, C. E. (Charles E.) Quantity6.0 Linear feet 4 archival cartons. General Physical Description note4 archival cartons. LocationFor current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff. LanguageEnglish Acquisitions InformationDonated by Ed Stevens in 2009. [Accession no. 2009-0026 and Accession no. 2009-0151] ProcessingProcessed by: Judy Allen Dodson and Babi Hammond; machine-readable finding aid created by: Judy Allen Dodson; updated by: Judy Allen Dodson, August 2009, and Babi Hammond, December 2011. Scope and ContentsThe C. Edward Stevens Papers, 1957-2005, contain course materials, lecture notes, slides, and publication files related to Stevens' work in the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University. The bulk of the material is copies of articles by Stevens and others and files related to the preparation of Stevens's publications. Biographical NoteC. Edward Stevens was a professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University. Stevens was a renowned gastrointestinal physiologist and the author of Comparative physiology of the vertebrate digestive system, 1996 (Cambridge University Press). He received doctorates at the University of Minnesota, established his career at Cornell, and came to NC State in 1980. He died in 2008. Controlled TermsAccess to CollectionThis collection is open for research; access requires at least 48 hours advance notice. For more information contact us via mail, phone, fax, or our web form. Special Collections Research Center Telephone(919) 515-2273 Fax(919) 513-1787 Preferred Citation[Identification of item], C. Edward Stevens Papers, MC 00386, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC. Access to CollectionThe nature of the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. The NCSU Libraries claims only physical ownership of most Special Collections materials. The materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. |
