Joyce Allan (1896–1966)

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• Shell ornamentation. Austr. Mus. May., 4 (2), April–June 1930, pp. 45–48, 6 figs
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• Mollusca [Title of MS. only, never published]. By Tom Iredale & J. K. Allan, for proposed Handbook Fauna & Flora of Sydney District. Austr. Mus. Ann. Rept. 1930–31 (1931), p. 10
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• Habits of the Sydney octopus (Octopus cyaneus) in captivity. (By A. S. Le Souef & J. K. Allan). Austr. Zool., 7 (5), Aug. 22, 1933, pp. 373–376, pl. 20
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• Egg-cases of sea-snails and sea-slugs. Vict. Nat., 50, Feb. 1934, pp. 229–235, p). 39
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• Shellfish poisoning. Austr. Mus. Mag., 5 (11), July 16, 1935, pp. 393–394 & fig
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• Mysticoncha, a new generic name for Caledoniella Basedow, non Souverbie. Rec. Austr. Mus., 19 (6), Oct. 7, 1936, pp. 391–396, plS. 25–26 & fig. in text; and Austr. Mus. Ann. Rept., 1937, p. 11
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• Australian shells: strombs, scorpion or spider shells, sea butterflies and ladder shells. Austr. Mus. Mag., 6 (4), Oct.–Dec. 1936. pp. 121–126, 6 figs
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• Breeding habits of a female octopus (By A. S. Le Souef & J. K. Allan). Austr. Zool. 9 (1), Nov. 12, 1937, pp. 64–67, pls. 6–7
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• Exhibit of shells commensal-parasitic on starfish, sea-urchins, mantis shrimps, and bêche de mer. Abstr. Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S. Wales 500, Aug. 27, 1937, p. [2]: Proc., 62, 1937, pp. xlii–xliii
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• Australian shells: helmet, tun, fig and eggshells, and the cowries. Austr. Mas. Mag., 6 (8), Oct.–Dec. 1937, pp. 280–288, 7 figs
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• Australian shells: volutes and melon shells, olives, rice, harp, margin and cross-barred shells. Austr. Mus. Mag., 6 (9), Jan–Mch. 1938, pp. 309–315, frontispiece & 7 figs
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• Australian shells: augur and cone shells. Austr. Mus. Mag., 6 (10), April–June 1938, pp. 328–336, 8 figs
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• Australian shells: spindle and band shells, whelks and the false trumpet shell. Austr. Mus. Mag., 6 (12), Oct.–Dec. 1938, pp. 417–422, 5 figs
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• Australian shells: dog whelks, dove shells, ivory shells and small whelks. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (2), Sept.–Nov. 1939, pp. 67–72, 6 figs
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• A review of the relationships of the mollusca of Lord Howe Island (By J. Allan & Tom Iredale). Rept. 24th (Canberra, 1939) meeting A.N.Z.A.A.S., (Sydney: Austr. Med. Publ. Co., Dec. 1939), p. 113. [See also no. 52, below.]
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• [Book review:] “A collection of Japanese shells …”, by Shintaro Hirase. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (3), Dec. 1, 1939, p. 108
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• Australian shells: bubble and allied shells. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (5). June 1, 1940, pp. 174–178, 7 figs
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• The production of natural history films. Red Tape, June 25, 1940, pp. 437–439 & fig
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• Australian shells: ear and siphon shells, brackish water slugs and snails. Austr. Mus. Mag., 1 (6), Sept. 2, 1940, pp. 197–201, 4 figs
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• A review of the relationships of the mollusca of Lord Howe Island (By J. K. Allan & Tom Iredale). Austr. Zool., 9 (4), Dec. 9, 1940, pp. 444–451, map. [See also no. 43, above.]
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• Australian sea-hares and tailed sea-slugs. Vict. Nat., 57 (10), Feb. 1941, pp. 178–182, figs. 1–11
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• New parts for old in the shellfish world. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (8), March 10, 1941, pp. 280–285, 6 figs
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• Capsules or girdles? Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (9), June 10, 1941, pp. 291–296, frontispiece & 4 figs
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• Any port in a storm. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (10), Sept. 1, 1941, pp. 345–346, fig
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• Uninvited guests. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (11), Dec. 15, 1941, pp. 373–376, 4 figs. [Shells parasitic on echinoderms, etc.]
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• The watering-pot shell. Austr. Mus. Mag., 7 (12), March 15, 1942, p. 425, fig
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• Showy shells from the South Pacific. Austr. Mus. Mag., 8 (7), March–May 1944, pp. 219–223, frontispiece & 6 figs
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• Our front cover. The garden snail. Austr. Mus. Mag., 8 (8), June–Aug. 1944, p. 251, front cover
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• Our front cover. Branched murex shell. Austr. Mus. Mag., 8 (9), Sept.–Nov. 1944, p. 287, front cover
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• Lights under the sea. Jewelled squids. Austr. Mus. Mag., 8 (10), Feb. 1945, pp. 341–345, 6 figs
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• Planktonic cephalopod larvae from the eastern Australian coast. Rec. Austr. Mus., 21 (6), June 25, 1945, pp. 317–350. pls. 24–27 and map
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• Observations on the egg-case and young of the baler shell, Melo umbilcata Brod. (By J. Allan & T. C. Middleton.) Vict. Nat., 62, Feb. 1946, pp. 172–177, pls. 8–11
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• Bivalve shells of a sandy ocean beach. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (1), March 1, 1946, pp. 17–23, 7 figs
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• Our front cover. The long spined thorny oyster. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (2), June 1, 1946, p. 37, front cover
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• An introduced tree snail becomes a pest. Art Gall. Mus. Assoc. Austr. N. Zeal. News Bull. 1, Feb. 1947, pp. 7–8 [Achatina panthera var. leucostyla]
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• The present position of the Australian molluscan fauna [Title only]. Rept. 25th. (Adelaide, 1946) meeting A.N.Z.A.AS. (Adelaide: Govt. Printer, 1947), p. 102
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• The Trochus. Fisheries Newsletter, 6 (2). April 1947, pp. 20–21 & 23, 3 figs. [Miss Allan also identified Swain Reefs Trochus shells in Fisheries Newsletter 11 (1), Jan. 1952, p. 23, 2 figs.]
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• Bivalve shells of a tidal fiat, 1. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (4). April 30, 1947, pp. 122–126, 5 figs
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• Book review: “South Australian Shells”, by Bernard C. Cotton. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (4), April 30, 1947, p. 126
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• Nudibranchia from the Clarence River heads, north coast. New South Wales. Rec. Austr. Mus., 21 (8), May 9, 1947, pp. 433–463, pls. 41–43 and map
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• Onchidium associated with dead coral (By J. Allan & Philip J. Bell). Austr. Nat., 11 (6), July 1947, pp. 149–157, figs. 1–4 on unnumbered plate
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• Bivalve shells of a tidal flat, II. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (5), Aug. 30, 1947, pp. 155–159, 3 figs
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• Left or right turn. Austr. Mus. Max., 9 (6), Dec. 31, 1947, pp. 207–210, 5 figs
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• A rare giant squid. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (9), Dec. 31, 1948, pp. 306–308, 2 figs., and in Fisheries Newsletter, 7 (6), Dec. 1948, p. 25, fig
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• Brachiopods–shelled sea creatures. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (10), March 30, 1949, pp. 333–336, 4 figs
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• Our frontispiece. Austr. Mus. Mag., 9 (12), Sept. 30, 1949, p. 419 & frontispiece [Thorny oyster and angel’s wings shells]
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• A masterpiece of shell architecture. Austr. Mus. Mag., 11 (9), March 15, 1955, p. 274, fig. [Thatcheria mirabilis.]
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• Shell shapes. Austr. Mus. Mag., 11 (10), June 1955, pp. 320–321, 10 figs
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