Article Morrell, Jack; (1992)
Research in physics at the Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford, 1919-1939

Article Hutchins, Roger; (1994)
John Phillips, “geologist-astronomer”, and the origins of the Oxford University Observatory, 1853-1875

Article Sheail, John; (1988)
The extermination of the muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) in inter-war Britain

Book Vincent, E.A.; (1994)
Geology and mineralogy at Oxford, 1860-1986: History and reminiscence

Article Adam, M.G.; (1996)
The changing face of astronomy in Oxford (1920-60)

Article Bleaney, Brebis; (1994)
The physical sciences in Oxford, 1918-1939 and earlier

Book Young, Warren; Lee, Frederic S.; (1993)
Oxford economics and Oxford economists

Book Harrison, Brian; (1994)
The history of the University of Oxford

Chapter Weindling, Paul; (1996)
The impact of German medical scientists on British medicine: A case study of Oxford, 1933-45

Book Morrell, Jack; (1997)
Science at Oxford, 1914-1939: Transforming an arts university

Article Antoine C. Dussault; (2020)
Neither Superorganisms nor Mere Species Aggregates: Charles Elton’s Sociological Analogies and His Moderate Holism About Ecological Communities

Article Simberloff, Daniel; (2012)
Charles Elton: Pioneer Conservation Biologist

Thesis Chew, Matthew K.; (2007)
Ending with Elton: Preludes to Invasion Biology

Thesis Cox, David L.; (1979)
Charles Elton and the emergence of modern ecology

Book Fitter, Richard; Scott, Peter; (1978)
The penitent butchers: The Fauna Preservation Society, 1903-1978

Chapter Bocking, Stephen; (1993)
Conserving nature and building a science: British ecologists and the origins of the Nature Conservancy

Chapter De Chadarevian, Soraya; (1994)
Architektur der Proteine: Strukturforschung am Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge

Article Lovell, Bernard; (1985)
The origin of the British enclave and the 48-inch Schmidt telescope at Siding Spring

Chapter Agar, Jon; (1998)
Screening science: Spatial organization and valuation at Jodrell Bank

Article Lovell, Bernard; (1993)
The Blackett-Eckersley-Lovell correspondence of World War II and the origin of Jodrell Bank