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Effects  of  Arsenic
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16. ABSTRACT
This bibliography was compiled during investigations  to
identify biological parameters that could be used in  the
assessment of the health effects of 'community exposure to
arsenic.  References were obtained  from many sources  up  to
1977 for the health effects of arsenic and relevant references
on the environmental and other affects.  Under seven  major
specific headings are listed over  1,000 separate literature
citations.

The bibliographic citations, not annotated, are arranged in
alphabetical order by the name of  the senior author and
anonymous articles are listed in alphabetical order by the
first word in the title.

To allow for quick reference, the  citations have been itemized
into the seven  major specific topic headings...
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Bibliography   ,
Toxic Substances
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                     EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDIES

                         BIBLIOGRAPHY
                   HEALTH EFFECTS OF ARSENIC
                              by

                      *Robert J. Carton
                     °F.  Irene Williamson

               *U.S.  Environmental Protection Agency
                "American Public Health Association
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                          FOREWORD
This bibliography was compiled during investigations to
identify biological parameters that could be used in the
assessment of the health effects of community exposure to
arsenic. When compared to other existing bibliographies, it
contains a significant number of additional entries in the
area of health effects.  Due to the additional time and
effort required to produce an annotated bibliography, no
abstracts were included.  This compilation contains, to the
best of our knowledge, all references on the health effects
of arsenic up to 1977.  Topics other than health effects
also have been included but are not intended to be exhaustive
in that particular area.

The collection was done by the Environmental Health Hazard
Project of the American Public Health Association under
contract to the Office of Toxic Substances of the Environmental
Protection Agency.  A number of sources were used, including
the references of Mr. Ralph Wands, Director, the Advisory
Center on Toxicology of the National Academy of Sciences;
the foreign literature citations of Dr. Robert J. M. Horton
of EPA, Research Triangle Park; the bibliography of Dr. Robert
Buechley of the University of New Mexico as well as the
MEDLARS search of the National Library of Medicine.  These
references were then cross-checked with the National Academy
of Sciences' report on arsenic, the "Arsenic in the Environment" j
bibliography of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and review
of the arsenic literature, "Technical Report #7509," by the
U.S. Army Medical Bioengineering Research and Development
Laboratory, Fort Detrick, Maryland.
The citations in the following bibliography on arsenic are
arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the senior
author.  Anonymous articles are listed in alphabetical order
by the first word in the title.

Preceding the bibliography are seven specific topic headings,
followed by reference numbers of the relevant citations in
the bibliography to allow quick reference.  If the article
is in a language other than English, slashes appear before
and after translated titles.  Titles in German, Spanish and
French have often been left untranslated.

The form of the reference, and the abbreviations for journals,
are intended to follow the current usages of Index Medicus.
This has at times been difficult for older references, and,
for some references, some elements  (authors, title, or
journal) are missing.
Robert J. Carton, Ph.D.
U.S.E.P.A.
Washington, DC
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                         Acknowledgements


The authors wish to thank Eraanuel Landau, Ph.D., Project Director
of the Environmental Health Hazard Project of the American Public
Health Association for encouraging the development of this
bibliography and Marion G. Shor, M.S. for her assistance in
compiling the early version of the bibliography.  Arsenic
references were contributed to the project and included in
the bibliography and we thank Ralph Wands, of the National
Academy of Sciences, Robert Buechley, Ph.D., of University of
New Mexico and Robert J.M. Horton, M.D. of EPA Research Triangle
Park for these contributions.

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                      TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword,                                         ill
Acknowledgments                                   iv

Section I Reference Listing                       1

     Arsenic and Associated Chemicals
     Analytical Methods
     Applications of Arsenic
     Environmental Exposure
     Health Effects
     Health Effects Studies
     Regulations and Comments

Section II                                        7

     Bibliography
     Supplement                                  98

Abstract                                        101

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   SECTION I




REFERENCE LISTING

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                               REFERENCE LISTING


ARSENIC AND ASSOCIATED CHEMICALS
  ELEMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH ARSENIC
    Copper
    2. 177. 202, 217. 301, 416, 420, 421, 422, 472, 531, 568, 569, 815. 849, 946
    Fluoride
    215,700
    Nickel and cobalt
    2,34,93,153,178,223,301,373,389,416,419,420.421.422.472,564.568,633,769,815,816,817,818,
    843,917.938
    Selenium                                                                                    'i
    233, 286, 287, 308, 405, 707, 761, 916                           '                                 .' j
    Uranium
    2. 24, 71, 72, 222, 465, 568, 769, 784, 786, 817, 818, 843. 869, 917, 928, 945, 946                      .   j
    Other                                                                                        :
    12,69, 93,176,177,196,197,198,202,217,244,245,252,264,285,286,287,301,308,320,355,367,389,        !
    416, 420, 421, 422, 468, 470, 472, 473, 702, 707, 811,  812, 815, 816, 825, 847, 872, 938                   •:{
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  MANUFACTURING     ,                                                                        !j
    Pesticide manufacture                                                                    '      '!
    109, 118, 120, 135, 177, 280, 297, 395, 474. 478, 479,  504, 589, 716, 720, 746, 999                       |j
    Not as a pesticide, compound, etc.                                                               j!
    1,11,21,22,26,37,39,41,42,46,65,102,109,131,132,136,144,157,164,167,182,183,188,208,228,       ;!
    230, 245, 278, 301,312, 329, 333, 366, 441, 482, 554,  559, 637, 651, 677, 695, 742, 759, 778, 822, 841,       j
    843,847,857,864,879,910,922,938,979,980,996                                                i;

ANALYTICAL METHODS                                                                          :
  TISSUE AND CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL METHODS
    6,11,13,119,156,163,206.208,232,242.244,245,254,278,279,314,331,345,390,394,413,431,436,
    467,482,494,503,514,517,522,538,539.561,570,668,758,803,806,891,922,929,934,935,936,937,       '..]
    938, 940, 949, 963, 969, 981, 982. 1001, 1004                                                    ' .;

APPLICATION OF ARSENIC
  GENERAL OR UNSPECIFIED
    22, 26, 33, 52, 64, 73, 74, 88, 116,125,134, 144,150.164,179.1,188,190,193,194,197,198, 205, 250,
    262, 272, 276, 286, 287, 288, 310, 321, 322, 329, 344,  368, 371, 387, 389, 391. 397, 401, 406, 413, 416,        '<
    420. 435, 443, 449, 494, 502, 506, 536, 537, 541, 581,  600, 609, 640, 678. 744, 764, 775, 806, 810, 849,        ;
    855, 862, 868, 873, 890, 923, 930, 932, 953, 964, 973,  979, 994, 996                                   ;
  MEDICINAL USE                                                                                t
    Dermatitis, esp. Psoriasis                                                                        !
    31, 35, 36, 38, 87, 102, 110, 185, 211. 239, 246, 263.1, 274, 275. 292, 309, 370, 396, 433, 452. 491, 512,       j
    542, 565, 576,607,667,673,682,691, 728,743,744,748,753,768,782,795,799,885,918,934,965,994       J
    Syphilis                                                                                      ]
    205, 350, 525                                                                                 j
    Typansomiasis and dental  uses                                                                  !
    23,89,94,145,168,350,463,481,511,565,576,578,582,583,584,618,620.661,667,671,674,695,       j
    698,701,727786,822,835,836,855.856,949,996                                                I
  PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATIONS                                                        |
    Cotton                                                                                       j
    206, 247, 378, 460                                                                             '
    Pesticide applications on fruit and vegetables                                                      (
    59, 377, 447, 460, 579, 621, 653, 883. 967
    Pesticide applications on tobacco                                                                ]
    5, 44, 45, 58, 61,101,152, 158,162, 203, 204, 341, 348, 398, 402, 404, 460, 498, 532, 558, 708, 756,804,       }
    907, 953. 961, 986, 997                                                                         !
    Vineyards and general                                                                          '
    59,115,118,122,135, 137.138,147,182,187,206,214,231,306,311,360,388,455,462,523,548,592,
    715, 773, 783, 788, 796, 832, 900, 901, 902, 904, 906, 939, 957, 962, 970

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  ATMOSPHERIC
    3,11,13,15,17,73,75,76,78,80,103,106,108,140,181,189,192,209,212,232,236,237,243,253,257,
    266,272,332,356,363,367, 376,397,398,400,426,427,431,454,469, 476,488,509,514,522,526,546,
    552, 555, 562, 569, 573, 589, 573, 632,649.1, 675, 693, 696, 697, 717, 741, 745,  749, 767, 779, 793, 794,
    803, 808, 809, 852, 853. 860, 862. 864, 870, 872, 877, 882, 907, 921, 932, 964
  WATER
    9, 21, 27, 28, 41, 77, 79. 82, 86,113,130,169,170,171,172,173,175, 197, 216,  257, 264, 273,307,325,
    327, 338, 343, 349, 379, 576, 636, 649, 666, 680, 706, 739, 857^858, 860, 919,  933, 950, 968, 969, 985
  SOIL, ETC.
    6, 33,65,109,118,169,198,257,258,259,277,340,377,382,397,488,554,555,557,573,637,649,668,
    756, 759, 765, 770, 863, 86.5, 882, 940, 973, 999
  FOOD
    12, 37, 39, 116, 125, 132,  135, 136,150,166,177,182,184,187,190,193,194,199. 202, 206, 217, 233,
    249,262,263,281,282,285,296,298,300,308,355,377,393,411,447, 451,454,470,472,473,555,571,
    579, 581, 585, 588, 596, 619, 621, 628, 629, 679, 743, 755, 760, 790, 791, 834, 865, 916, 947, 980,1004
  BEER AND WINE
    70. 261,'328, 475, 760, 790, 791, 916
  TOBACCO AND SMOKING
    5, 44, 45, 58, 61,101,123,138,143,152,158, 203, 204, 341, 348, 398, 402, 404,  498, 531,532,543,558,
    708, 717, 765, 804, 870, 907, 953, 986, 997
  TISSUE LEVELS: HAIR, NAILS, URINE, ETC.
    20, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 80, 82, 96, 97,117,149,150,151,156,189, 201, 230, 232,  234, 235, 239, 241,253,
    254,283,284,299,316,319,326,337,356,357,390,399,403,422,430,440,471,490, 503,513,518,541,
    542, 551,561, 564,568,577,580,597,598.599,602,626,652,658,675, 719,740,744, 756,758,797,821,
    822,827,833,840,841,847,850,851,868,889,925,926,930,944,947,954,961,963,976,990,993,1000
HEALTH EFFECTS
  HISTORY OF HEALTH EFFECTS
    2, 14, 34,68,71,72,90,127,128,134,175,209.268,283,284,293,294,295,342,362,374,375,376,380,
    410, 433, 476, 480, 483, 570, 571, 590, 649, 699, 762, 763, 814, 879, 948, 975
  BIBLIOGRAPHIES                                                        |
    649.1,877,913,919                                                    •
  ACUTE AND CHRONIC POISONING
    7, 9,32,51,60,63, 70,73,76,88,89,92,114,127,128,134,136,141,146,147,148,155,162,163,165,169,
    170,171,172,173,175,176,178,179,180.188,195,201,209.210,212, 216,218,228,237,240,242,249,
    259,261,273,286,287,292,293,299,305,311,323,327,330,335,337, 340,349,350,362,366,380,391,
    392, 394, 399, 400, 401, 408, 409, 412, 432, 445, 455, 459, 461, 471, 474, 475, 485, 486, 487, 489, 490,
    491.1, 492, 510, 513, 518, 536, 548, 549, 557, 559, 565, 577, 578, 582, 583, 584, 592, 593, 595, 607, 615,
    616,623,625,642,644,645,653,667,671,677,682,691,693,727,734, 735,736,745,746,747,752,760,
    764, 768,774,776,780,789, 790,791,792,796,805,813,828,830,844, 845,855,856,861,863,872,873,
    875, 887, 892, 912, 914, 923, 927, 942, 950, 962, 972, 988, 992, 993, 994, 996   ,
  CANCER ASSOCIATED WITH ARSENIC
    General                                         •
    30, 33, 86, 87, 91,102,112,115,124,133,153,154,185,205,211,220,223,229,248,257,313,315,344,
    360,364,370,373,395,433,434,441,446,452,457,462,491,563,586,612,613,615,618,657,660,671,
    699, 709, 713, 715, 717, 720, 751, 753, 758, 777, 782, 800, 854,  859, 866, 872, 895, 908, 914, 946, 995
    Lung
    15, 34, 40, 47, 53, 56, 86, 88, 90, 91, 92,93, 95,101,108,121,123,125,126,129,138,139,143,147,203,
    214,215,221,222,223,224, 225,226,227,229,248,291,306,315,334, 342,344,369,385,387,388,396,
    403, 414, 418,423,424,425, 426,465,477,493,496,498,501,508,520, 523,527,531,543,545,547,548,
    553, 556,562,564,566,567, 568,569,572, 589,590,606,618,633,640, 658,678,683,685,686,689,690,
    700,704, 711,712, 733,737, 738, 750,751, 754,765,766, 768,769,773, 783, 784,785,788,795,798,799,
    805,807,808,809,818,842,843,867,870,871,872,893,915,917,928, 945,955,957,959,960,974,986,
    987, 1002
    Skin
    27,31,38,47,68,83,84,85,86,87,115,122,147,185,211,219,238,240,246,255,263.2,275,289,384,396,
    415,432,433,434,491.512,542,548,574,607,618,630,631,636,640, 659,663,671,683,700,710,748,
    774,783,784, 799,822,826,859.878,880,884,885,894,896,901,902, 903,904,906,911,918,931,943,
    965,966, 974,989,990, 991                             .         .....
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  -  Specific sites other than skin and lung
    8.19.47, 50.122,153, 219, 223, 250, 336, 344,383,400,457,476,477,481.487,574,599,615,633.753,      j
    782, 786. 859, 901,909                                                                           •
  OTHER THAN CANCER                                                                            ;
    Allergic problems
    61.620
    Neurological Afflictions
   . 20, 29, 30. 32, 88, 146,148,155,174,180,184.1,210.1,267,269.311,375.1,382.391,442,456,601,602.
    718. 771. 831, 838, 846, 848, 958                                                                  "
    Respiratory                                                                                     j
    2.3,268,531,611,626,841,955
    Dermatologic afflictions                                                                           '•-•
    18,19,28,29,30,47,49,50,51,61,64,68,89,92,94,97,98,99.100,110,115,155,160,161,170,171,172,      ij
    173,185,210,211.214.219, 238,239,274,275,289,290.303,311,313,318,335,336,380,396,407,433,      j
    434,437,505,523. 528,587, 607.610,621,630,663,685, 701, 702.727,731,732,748,774,781,782,795,      I
    799, 822, 827, 903, 906, 924. 931, 965, 966, 971
    Vascular and hematopoietic problems                                                               i
    49, 63,146,148,173, 207, 288, 323,  461, 469, 510, 535, 544,674,741, 776,780,837,849,892,942,1000


HEALTH EFFECTS STUDIES
  EPIDEMIC-LOGICAL STUDIES
    43, 73.113,137.139, 224, 225. 291,  332. 422, 519, 525, 556, 557, 572, 580, 588. 589, 693,694,733. 757,
    805, 854, 871, 954. 983, 984, 986
  OCCUPATIONAL
    All occupational studies
    11, 15, 24, 46, 53, 54, 55, 56, 59, 68, 93, 98, 99,100,103,104,105,106,107,112,123,124,126,129,133,
    137,141.154.160,161,164,165,181,200,209.215,222,225,229,255,265,302,324,365,378,383,384,
    395,400.407,416,418,423,501.505,508,520,524.527,528,531,535,543.552,562, 563,567,569,592,
    593, 595,603,604,606,609,611,616,640,653,654,655,658,664,678.683.685,689,694,702.704,709,
    720, 733,735,736, 737,740, 745, 754,757, 766. 769, 771, 780, 781.782, 783.784,785, 798,801,807,820,
    821,827,844,847,866,874,883; 886,889,892,893,900, 908,909,912,914,920,923,928,943,944,945,
    946,951,956,966,987,998                                                                       j
    Mining and milling                                                                                 I
    1,2.10. 24, 71, 72, 98,100, 123, 138,140, 143,215,238,268,380,407,416,420.454,458,464, 505,553,      j
    554,566.567,568,569,590,658,685,686, 699. 700, 711,712, 738, 750, 766, 781,784,808,809,814,842,
    843,869,917,945,946                                                                           |
    Organic compounds including coal,  soot and coal/tar                    .                              '
.    1, 10, 68, 73, 101, 133, 258, 417, 429, 436, 469. 475, 477, 606, 703                                     :j
    Processing of arsenic compounds
    1, 81, 252, 314, 436, 458, 475, 485, 552,  745, 827, 844, 854, 860, 863, 951
    Smelting—reduction of ores to metal
    2,98,100,107,192,223,269,356,363, 376,380,407,416,420,464,496,508.519,520,531,555,564,611,
    612,613,658, 693,696,699, 733, 735,736, 737, 741,745, 749, 757,767, 769,807,852,854,882,908,932,
    987
  AREA STUDIES
    Surveys and ground rules
    107, 122, 140, 196, 197, 354, 426, 794, 867, 871,872
    Baltimore. MD—pesticide plant
    54,55,56,589,653
    Erzebegiege including both Schneegerg & Jachyvov—vineyards
    2,16,34,71, 72,90, 91,121,122,169,221, 346,347, 369,380,386,400,414,418,442,448,466,477,484,
    495,520,553,556,566,568,569, 590,711, 712,738, 750, 766, 769, 783, 784, 785,807,808,809,814,817,
    818, 842, 843, 869, 915, 917, 1002
    Japanese-Morinaga tainted milk and soy sauce
    249,392,437,440,445,447,453.471,472,473,486,492,588,591,623,642,643,644,645.646,666,669,
    681, 802, 839, 898, 899, 913. 914, 988, 992
    Province of Beaujolais, France—vineyards
    27, 28, 29, 30, 86, 113, 161, 210. 343, 580, 639. 774, 894, 895, 896, 897
    Province of Cordoba, Argentina—drinking water
    115, 214, 263, 306, 311, 344, 523, 723, 900, 901, 902, 903, 904, 906, 957
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    Rocky Mountain area—mining
    24, 123, 139, 192, 237, 356, 418, 531, 882, 945, 946, 987
    Tacoma, WA—copper smelter
    269,612,613,733,734,736,737,749.779
    Taiwan Island—chronic regional arsenicism
    49, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 175, 210, 911, 982, 983, 984, 989, 990, 991
    West German wine growing areas—as poisoned vineyardists
    122, 214, 360, 388, 462, 548, 592, 715, 773, 785, 786, 787, 788, 796, 886, 943
    Other areas, world wide, with As poisoning
    23, 73,143,151,181.188, 216, 231,260, 315,318, 338, 340,385, 407, 454, 464,469, 47Q, 485,501,571,
    611, 621. 638, 685, 686, 688, 696, 697, 700, 741, 760, 797, 800, 832, 847, 861, 871, 899, 933, 941
  ANIMAL AND FISH STUDIES
    22,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,84,130,149,150,162,166,167,183,188,191,193,251,270,271,300,
    304, 305, 321, 322, 358, 359, 361, 362, 364.1, 372, 377, 381, 405, 408, 409,411,415,419; 435,449, 451,
    454,468,504, 507,515,516,521,529,530,540,560,594,605,614,634,635,638,641,662,670i 676,684,
    730, 761, 823, 824, 825, 830, 848, 881,976
  CARCINOGENESIS
    General problems
    19, 26, 38,62,66,83,84,85,101,106,111,116,125,142,143,159,200,220,224,226,243,257,266,277,
    292,301,320,324,336,339,351,352,353.354,364,365,393,419,420,421,422,427,428,429,438,450,
    467,476,496,497,499,502,505,507,509,524,527,547,549,556,568,572,573,617,650,655,656,683,
    709, 710, 713, 715, 721, 772, 777, 778, 785, 876, 884, 895, 956, 959, 978, 995
    Experimental, especially experiments with arsenic
    25, 48,116,158,178, 221, 246, 301, 389, 415, 417. 419, 422, 427, 465, 476, 500, 533, 534,572,614,703,
    710,742,800,815,816,817,910,938,956
  MUTAGENESIS AND TERATOGENESIS STUDIES
    69, 85, 256, 270,  271, 277, 405, 408, 409, 597. 665, 705, 811, 812, 825
  STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF ARSENIC AND HEALTH EFFECTS
    33, 332, 690, 717.                                                           !

REGULATIONS AND COMMENTS
    11, 13, 57,  104, 186, 280. 281, 282, 310, 379, 438, 439, 664, 687,  785, 920, 929

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167     Chappellier, A., and M.  Raucourt
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182     Colagrande, O.
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188     Cook,  T. F.
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189     Corridan, J.
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196     Crecelius, E. A., et. al.
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224     Doll, R.
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276     Finkenrath, K.
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663     Niemi, K. M.
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667     Noma,  U.
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767     Roberts, J., R. Pollock, M. Svoboda, and Watters
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834     Sharpless, G. R. and M. Metzger
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835     Shastin, I. V. and I. A. Klimov
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836     Shee,  J. C.
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837     Sherlock, S.
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838     Shirakawa, Kenichi
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839     Shonika, N., et. al.
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840     Shtenberg, A. I.
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841     Siegesmund, K.
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843     Sikl, H.
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844     Silk, S. J.
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845     Silver, A. S. and P. L. Wainman
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846     Silverman, P.
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847     Silvestri, B.
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860     Somolnokyova,  Z.
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861     Southby, R.
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862     Stanko, J. J., et. al.
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863     Staples, E. L.
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864     Statnick, Robert M.
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867     Steiner, P. E.
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868     Stocken, L. A., and R. H. S. Thompson
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869     Stocklasa, J.
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876     Sula, J.
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878     Summerly, R.
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890     Tatum, A. L.
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