Hardbound copy of Krull's Parasitology notes, with handwritten corrections and additions. This is a copy of the unpublished version of Parasitology Notes Dr. Krull sent to Dr. Robert Kenney (an OSU alum); Dr. Krull often sent out these copies as research tools before the book's publication.

Item — Box: 4, Item: 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection: Collection contains detailed lectured notes, brief book and article summaries, some correspondence, journal and newspaper articles, photographs, and diagrams.

Parasitology was Dr. Krull’s primary area of study. More specifically, he studied the life cycle of the tremstodes, including the lancet fluke. The Papers of Dr. Wendell H. Krull consist of notes that he utilized in teaching parasitology at Oklahoma State University. The lectures are arranged topically, covering a wide variety of parasitology subject areas. Each lecture also includes the background materials Dr. Krull relied upon when formulating his classes. He incorporated government documents, scientific and research journals, case studies, and other periodicals into his courses, attempting to make the material as current as possible. Numerous revisions are evident.

Dates

1948 - 1967

Conditions Governing Access

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