Aley, T. and Rhodes, D. / NATIONAL CAVE MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS, Mountain View, Arkansas, 1976, Albuquerque, 1977, pb, 106 pages, - 3 -, $ 20

National Speleological Society (NSS) Bulletins: Journal of Caves and Karst Studies

B 3 / 1942 / Special Trips; Cave Fauna; Commercial Caves; Log of the Society; $ 5

B 6 / 1944 Glossary of Speleology, The Netherland of Night; Adventures at Diamond Cave, Kentucky; The Paleontological Exploration of Caves; $ 5

B 9 / 1947 / Down Through Chasms and Gulfs Profound; Cave Maps and Mapping; Geophysics and Its Application to Speleology; Notes on Photography as Applied to Speleology; $ 5

B 12 / 1950 / Cave Life of the Ozark Plateau; The Survey of Schoolhouse Cave; Formation and Mineralogy of Stalactites, and Stalagmites; Sex ratios of Hibernating Bats; Speluncking in a Pyramid Calcite Bubbles; Cave Mapping; Ice Caves; $ 5

B 13 / 1951 / Techniques for Dating Cave Deposits; Caves and Rock shelters in Southwestern Asia; The Cave Salamanders of California; Mechanics of Cavern Breakdown; Wyandotte Cavern; An Engineer Inspects the Rigging; Report on the Titus Canyon Expedition; Southwestern Caves as Books of History: $5

B 20 / 1958 / Big Room of Payne Cove; A Statistical Theory of Cave Entrance Evolution; Brooding Slimy Salamanders; A Peculiar Type of Cave Gypsum; America’s Deepest Cave; Caves of Kwangsi; Speleology in Czechoslovakia; The Reservoir Theory of Spring Flow; Caves of Yucatan and Guatemala; An Initial Survey of Caves of the Hawaiian Islands; Use of Decamired Filters in Cave Photography; Index of bulletins 1 through 20; $ 5

B 22 # 1 / 1960 / Origin of Limestone Caves; A Symposium with Discussion; $ 20

B 23 # 2 / 1961 / Speleology in New Zealand; Collembola of Hunters Cave, Iowa; Stream-Piracy Theory of Cave Formation; Short Contributions; $ 5

B 25 # 2 / 1963 / Development of Karst Features; Canga Caves; Mont Hoyo Caves, Congo Republic; $ 5

B 26 # 4 / 1964 / New Paris No. 4: A Pleistocene Cave Deposit in Bedford Co., PA; $ 5

B 27 # 1 / 1965 / Influence of Surface Conditions on Cave Temperature; Geology of Carroll Cave, Camden County, Missouri; Potholes as Indicators of Erosin Phases in Caves; Memorial to Ralph W. Stone; $ 5

B 27 # 2 / 1965 / Tower Karst of China and North Vietnam; Mites (Acarina) in Caves of the Eastern United States; A Method of Contouring Caves; Preceedings of the Society; $ 5

B 27 # 3 / 1965 / Similitude in Experiments in Cave Geology; Bear Fossils from Ozark Caves; A New Troglobitic Crayfish; A Quadrant System for Ecological Studies in Cathedral Cave, KY; Shorter Contributions; $ 5

B 28 # 1 / 1966 / Jubille Issue; Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Society; $ 5

B 28 # 2 / 1966 / Barometic Cave Winds, South Dakota; Cave-to-Surface Communication and Direction-Finding; Transmission of Climatological and Hyrological Data, Vass Imre Cave; Proceedings of the Society; $ 5

B 28 # 3 / 1966 / Limestone Hydrology; A Symposium with Discussion; $ 15

B 28 # 4 / 1966 / Pseudokarst and the Lunar Landscape; Truncated Cave Passages and Terminal Breakdown, Kentucky; “Bell Holes” in Sarawak Caves; Shorter Contributions; $ 5

B 29 # 1 / 1967 / Factors in Fatal Exposure to Cold; High Latitude Karst in Norway; Shorter Contribution: Fauna of Frenchman’s Cave, Nova Scotia; $ 5

B 29 # 2 / 1967 / Conservation Through Commercialization; Rio Camuy Development Proposal, Puerto Rico; $ 5

B 29 # 3 / 1967 / Geology of Dutton’s Cave, Iowa; Mud Stalagmites and the Conulite; Proceedings of the Society; $ 5

B 29 # 4 / 1967 / Recent Cave Bone Deposit, Illinois; Pleistocene Bears from Tennessee; Pleistocene Fauna from Crankshaft Pit, Missouri; $ 5

B 30 # 2 / 1968 / Salamanders in Alabama Caves; Gravity Sliding in Development of Montana Caves; Proceedings of the Society; Shorter Contributions: Memoriam to Buron S. Faust; $ 5

B 30 # 3 / 1968 / A Glacier Cave in Alaska; Methods of Tracing Subterranean Water; Karst Features of Northern Puerto Rico; $ 5

B 30 # 4 / 1968 / Landforms in the Central Kentucky Karst; Sediment Transport in Limestone Caves; Field Device for Titration of CO2 in Air; $ 5

B 31 # 1 / 1969 / Karst and Caves in Poland; Stereographic Cave Mapping; $ 5

B 32 # 4 / 1970 / Electric Lights for Caving; Human Biological Rhythms During Underground Isolation; Proceedings of the Society; $ 5

B 33 # 3 / 1971 / Underground Floodplain Characteristics; Discussion of “The Cave Environment” and Retuttal; Carbidimite Formations; $ 1

B 34 # 4 / 1972 / Cavern Development in New Jersey; Minimum Diameter Stalactites; Sedimentation in a Missouri Cave; Thrust Fault Effects on Passages; $ 5

B 36 # 2 / 1974 / Computer Reduction of Survey Data; Low Velocity in Cave Conduits; $ 5

B 36 # 3 / 1974 / Central Kentucky Karst Springs; Silica Speleothems; Pryor Mountains Glacieres; Oklahoma Cave Reptiles; $ 5

B 36 # 4 / 1974 / Fault Control of Cavers; Salamander Diet; $ 5

B 37 # 1 / 1975 / Galapagos Islands Lava Tubes; Heleomyzid Flies; Up and Down Cave, KY; Sub-Minimum Diameter Stalagmites; $ 10

B 37 # 2 / 1975 / Radio-active Dating; Applelite; Cave-Associated Snakes; Altamira; $ 5

B 37 # 3 / 1975 / Firn Caves; The Origin of Maze Caves; $ 10

B 37 # 4 / 1975 / Beetle Larvae; New River Cave; Peccary Cave; Heterotrophic Microorganisms; $ 5

B 38 # 1 / 1976 / Aguas Buenas Caves; $ 10

B 38 # 3 / 1976 / The Greenbrier Caverns; Pollen Analysis; Conulites; Doline Densities; Shorter Contributions; Mating Bats; $ 5

B 38 # 4 / 1976 / The Indiana and Kentucky Karst; $ 20

B 39 # 2 / 1977 / Possible exhumed Fossil Caverns in the Madison Group of the North Rocky Mountains: A Discussion; Archeology and Speleology: The Case for Conservation; $ 5

B 39 # 3 / 1977 / Relationship between the Hydrology of Blowing Cave and Cowpasture River; Isolation of a Plant Community by Karst Processes in SW Puerto Rico; Invertebrate Faunas of Caves to be Inundated by the Meramac Park Lake in Eastern Missouri; A Cave Population Statistical Survey; $ 5

B 39 # 4 / 1977 / Fossil Man in India: The “Missing Link” in our knowledge of Human Evolution in Asia; A Growth Rate for Cave Gypsum Needles; Post-Wisconsin Vertebrate Remains from a Fissure Deposit near Ripplemead, Virginia; Evidence for Relict Caves from Passage Development Along Dipping Strata?; Sweden: Caves in Crystalline, Insoluble, Igneous Rock; Soda-Niter in North Central Arizona; Earth Cracks; $ 5

B 40 # 1 / 1978 / Geologic History of the Guadalupe Mountain Region; Geology and Speleogenesis of Ogle Cave (1 plate in pocket); Mineralogy of Ogle Cave; Preliminary Results on Growth Rate and Paleoclimate Studies of a Stalagmite from Ogle Cave, NM; Biology of Ogle Cave, with a list of the Cave Fauna of Slaughter Canyon; $ 5

B 40 # 2 / 1978 / Zoogeography and Evolution of the Subterranean Invertebrate Faunas of IIlinois and SW Missouri; The Pleistocene Mammalian Fauna of Harrodsburg Crevice, IL; $ 5

B 40 # 3 / 1978 / Selected Abstracts of Papers from the 1976 and 1977 NSS Conventions; $ 5

B 40 # 4 / 1978 / Evolutionary and Ecological Analysis of the Terrestial Arthropods of Caves in the Central Pyrenees;
Strata of Lava Tube Roofs;
Preliminary resuls on Growth Rate and Paleoclimate Studies of a Stalagmite from Ogle Cave, New Mexico; 10

B 41 # 1 / 1979 / Bat Management in the United States; Structural, Petrographic, and Relative Solubility Relationships in the Sinnett-Thorn Mountain Cave; System, West Virginia; Variations in Body Color and Eye Pigmentation of Asellus brevicauda Forbes in a Southern Illinois Cave Stream; Origin of Glacier Caves in the Quelccaya Ice Cap, Peru; Geology and Speleogenesis of the Ogle Cave: Discussion;
Traverse Blunders and their Direction; Stalactites and Helictites of Marcasite, Galena, and Sphalerite in Illinois and Wisconsin; $ 5

B 41 # 2 / 1976 / Cave Maps Symbols, 1976, $ 10 SOLD

B 41 # 3 / 1979 / Alpine Karst Symposium; $ 20

B 41 # 4 / 1979 / 1978 NSS Convention Abstracts; Recent Anhydrite and Bassanite from Caves in the Big Bend National Park; $ 5

B 42 # 1 / 1980 / Prehistoric Bear Signs and Black Bear Utilization of Hurricane River Cave, Arkansas; A Sabertooth Cat, from the Hurricane River Cave, NW Arkansas; Cave Location and Exploration in Scholharie County, New York; $ 5

B 42 # 2 / 1980 / 1979 NSS Convention Abstracts; $ 5

B 42 # 3 / 1980 / Alpha Radiation Levels in two Caves related to External Air Temperature and Atomospheric Pressure; Cave Development in the Guadalupe Mountains; A Critical Review of Recent Hypotheses; Fluctuations in a Population of the Cave Salamander; Climatic Change and the Evolution of Cave Invertebrates in the Grand Canyon, Arizona; $ 5

B 42 # 4 / 1980 / Bats Symposium; Bats as a Public Health Hazard; The Fish and Wildlife Service Bat Program (New England); Bat Rabies in the United States; A Summary of State Bat Legislation; Notes on Summer Bat Activity at Michigan Caves; Notes on the Determination of Bat Populations using Photographic measurements; 1980 NSS Convention Abstracts; $ 5

B 43 # 1 / 1981 / Mapping and Measuring Caves; Groundwater Pollution; Color in Speleothems; $ 5

B 43 # 2 / 1981 / Cavern Development by Thermal Waters; Statistical Symmetry Analysis of Scallops; $ 5

B 43 # 3 / 1981 / The Subterranean Fauna and Conservation of Mona Island: A Caribbean Karst Environment; Zoogeography of Invertebrate Cave Faunas in SW Puerto Rico; $ 5

B 44 # 1 / 1982 / Tajemstvi Machochy; Karst Denudation Rates for Selected Spring Basins in W. Virginia; Speculations on Natural Explosions at Old Hannah’s Cave, Staffordshire, England; Origin of Black Deposits in Caves; $ 5

B 44 # 2 / 1982 / Mineralogy of Lilburn Cave, Kings Canyon National Park, California; Zoogeography of Cave Collembola East of the Great Plains; $ 5

B 44 # 3 / 1982 / Burnsville Cove Symposium; $ 5

B 44 # 4 / 1982 / Statistical Comparison of Joint, Straight Cave Segment, and Photo-lineament Orientations; Climatic Fluctuations Influence the Genesis and Diagenesis of Carbonate Speleothems in SW France; Saltpeter Caves of the U.S.; Saltpeter Symposium; $ 5

B 45 # 1 / 1983 / Paleoclimatic Implications of the Mammalian fauna of Lower South Cave, Guadalupe Mountains, Texas; The Origin of Coral Pipes; $ 5

B 45 # 2 / 1983 / Archeological Investigation in Sand Cave, Kentucky; The Obligatory Subterranean Invertebrates of Glaciated SW Indiana; Quantitative Analysis of Cave-Dwelling Invertebrates; The Vertebrate Fauna of Mississippi Caves; $ 5

B 45 # 3 / 1983 / Clastic Sediments in Mystery Cave, SE Minnesota; $ 5

B 45 # 4 / 1983 / China: Karst Studies in the People’s Republic; Introgressive Hybridization in the Astyanax Fasciatus; A Review of the Terrestial Cavernicolous Fauna of Romania; New Species of Proteinus from a Jamaican Cave; Phosphate Minerals in Low Water Bridge Cave, MI; $ 5

B 46 # 1 / 1984 / A Long-Nosed Peccary from Knob Rock Cave, IN; A Spathite Occurrence in Virginia...; F. W. Putnam’s Scientific Studies at Mammoth Cave (1871 - 1881); Clastic and Solutional Boundaries as Nucleation Surfaces for Aragonite in Speleothems; Cave and Karst Abstracts; $ 5

B 46 # 2 / 1984 / Dye Tracer Tests in Karst Areas; Use of Optical Brightener and Direct Yellow Dyes for Water Tracing in the Inner Bluegrass Karst Region, Kentucky; Groundwater Tracing in Water Pollution Studies; A Review of Toxicity of Twelve Fluorescent Dyes used for Water Tracing; Tracing Recharge Water to Porous Collunium in Archaeological Sites; A Comparison Between Fluorescein Dye and Amorphous Silica for Groundwater Tracing; Analysis and Interpretation of Data from Tracer Tests in Karst Areas; $ 20

B 47 # 1 / 1985 / The Western Kentucky Speological Survey; Natural Temporal Evolution of the CO2 Content in the Air of the “Paintings Chamber” at Altamira Cave; Mineralogy of Rohrer’s Cave, Lancaster County, PA; The Deflected Stalactites of Dan-Yr-Ogof; Conference Report on Meetings of the British Cave Research Assoc.; $ 5

B 47 # 2 / 1985 / Regressive Evolution: A Historical Perspective; Why All Cave Animals do not look alike - A Discussion..; Can Evolution Regress?; Regressive Evolution in Collebola; The Evolution of Polygenic Systems, Studied on Epigean and Cave Populations of Astyanax Fasciatus; Evolutionary Reduction by Neutral Mutations...; Regressive Evolution in Stenasellids; A Reconsideration of Ludwig’s Differential Migration Theory of Regressive Evolution; On the Heredity of Behavior Patterns in Cave Animals and their Epigean Relatives; The Role of Metabolism in the Evolution of Cave Animals; Time-Keeping Mechanisms and their Ecological Significance in Cavericolous Animals; $ 5

B 48 # 1 / 1986 / Stratigraphic Sections in the Ste. Genevieve Formation, IN; Structural and Stratigraphic Influences on the Development of Solution Conduits in the Upper Elk River Valley, WV;
Bacterial Deposition of Iron and Manganese Oxides in North American Caves; $ 5

B 48 # 2 / 1986 / Origins of Water-Spouts in Karst Regions; Groundwater Geochemistry in Warm River Cave, Virginia; The Deflected Stalactites of Dan-Yr-Ogof; $ 5

B 49 # 1 / 1987 / New Radio Location Device; A Stable Isotope Investigation of Waters and Speleothems in Wind Cave; The Identification of Horner’s and Heaton’s Niter Works; $ 5

B 50 # 1 / 1988 / A Computer Applications System for the Processing of Cave Survey Data; A Preliminary Account of the Pleistocene Mammals from Patton Cave; Pebble Indentations: A New Speleogen from a Colorado Cave; Bulgarian Cave Minerals; $ 5

B 51 # 1 / 1989 / An Analysis of the Coleoptera of Mitchell Caves, San Bernadino Co., California; The Cava Fauna of Alabama; The Fossil Herpetofauna of Hamilton Cave, Pendleton Co., W. Virginia;
Bat Population Study, Fort Stanton Cave; Cave Conservation: Special Problem of Bats; Histoplasmosis: A Hazard to New Tropical Cavers; Some Historical Speculations on the Origin of Saltpeter; $ 5

B 51 # 2 / 1989 / Geologic History of the Black Hills Caves, South Dakota; Features of the Genesis of Jewel Cave and Wind Cave; Evidence of Quaternary Tectonic Activity, and for Regional Aquifer Flow at Wind Cave, South Dakota; Helictite Bushes - - A Subaqueous Speleothem?; Wind Cave, South Dakota: Temperature and Humidity Variations; Use of Electronic Data - Logging Equipment to Monitor Hydrologic Parameters; In a humid Cave Environment in Wind Cave National Park; $ 20

B 52 # 1 / 1990 / Thirty years of Mapping by the Cave Research Foundation; Caves of Crown Point, Tobago, West Indies; Karst Landforms in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Meander Cutoff Caves and Self Piracy, the Consequences of Meander Incision into Soluble Rocks; Meterological Observations of Ice Cave, Trout Lake, WA; Use of Localized Food Source by Peromyscus Leucpus; $ 5

B 52 # 2 / 1990 / Lithologic Control of Shallow Karst Groundwater Flow on the Sinkhole Plain of Kentucky; Extraordinary Subaqueous Spleleothems in Lechuguilla Cave, NM; Paleomagnetism of Speleothems in Gardner Cave, WA; On Hydrothermal Phases during later States of the Evolution of Cup Coutunn Cave System; The Influence of Seasonal Changes of Cave Microclimate upon the Genesis of Gypsum Formations in Caves; Factors that may affect Radon Daughter Concentration in Whipple Cave and Goshute Cave, NV; $ 10

B 53 # 1 / 1991 / Atmospheric Pressure Changes and Cave Airflow: A Review; Histioplasmosis; Proceedings of the Society - 1988; Proceedings of the Society - 1989; Proceedings of the Society - 1990; $ 5

B 53 # 2 / 1991 / Large Maze Caves in Gypsum in the Western Ukraine: Speleogenesis under Artesian Conditions; A theoretical Model of Radio-Location; Saltpeter Beds: A Review of Nitrate Production in Compost Heaps; The Effects of Substrate Moisture on Survival of Adult Cave Beetles and Cave Cricket Eggs in A Sandy Deep Cave Site; Micro-Fungi of the Hendrie River Water Cave, Mackinac County, Michigan; Proceedings of the NSS, 1991; $ 5

B 54 # 2 / 1992 / A Synopsis of the Invertebrate Cave Fauna of Jamaica; Distribution and Abundance of Bats (Mammalia: Chiroptera) in Coastal Plain Caves of Southern Alabama; Recovery of Microfossils from Carbonate Speleothems; Mineralogy of Clay Sediments in the three Phreatic Caves of the Suwannee River Basin; $ 5

B 55 # 1, 2 / 1993 / A Special Issue: Costa Rica Project; $ 5

B 56 # 1 / 1994 / Is it Gnome, is it Berg, is it Mont, is it Mond?; Caves in Conglomerate, Koprucay Basin: Western Taurids - Turkey; The Anthodites from Skyline Caverns, Virginia: The Type Locality; Monohydrocalcite in Speleothems from Caves in the Guadalupe Mountains, New Mexico; Two New Types of Gypsum Speleothems from New Mexico; A Study of Fungi of Remote Sediments in West Virginia Caves and a Comparison with Reported Species in the Literature; A Pleistocene Herpetofauna from Worm Hole Cave, Pendleton County, West Virginia; $ 5

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