Australian Museum Journals

Since 1851 we have published academic journals to report discoveries made in our collections. Our serial titles contain peer-reviewed research articles on animal taxonomy, archaeology and geology.

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1946 Harold O. Fletcher Harold O. Fletcher. Notes on the nomenclautre of Conularia distincta Fletcher and Conularia tenuistriata McCoy. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 394-.
1946 Harold O. Fletcher Harold O. Fletcher. New Lamellibranchia from the Upper Permian of Western Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 395-405.
1946 J. A. Tubb J. A. Tubb. On the occurrence of Alepas pacifica Pilsbry in Tasmania. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 383-385.
1955 Gilbert P. Whitley; Bruce W. Halstead Gilbert P. Whitley; Bruce W. Halstead. An annotated bibliography of the poisonous and venomous fishes of Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 211-227.
1955 Keith C. McKeown Keith C. McKeown. The food of trout in New South Wales 1938–1940. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 273-279.
1955 E. F. Riek E. F. Riek. A new Xiphosuran from the Triassic sediments at Brookvale, New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 281-282.
1955 W. Stephenson; Frank A. McNeill W. Stephenson; Frank A. McNeill. The Australian Stomatopoda (Crustacea) in the collections of the Australian Museum, with a check list and key to the known Australian species. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 239-265.
1945 Harold O. Fletcher Harold O. Fletcher. A new Aulosteges from the Lower Permian of Queensland. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 313-316.
1945 Keith C. McKeown Keith C. McKeown. Notes on Australian Cerambycidae. VII. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 286-292.
1944 L. W. Stach L. W. Stach. Arenicola from south-eastern Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 272-278.
1944 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. Adzes and adze-like implements from eastern Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 267-271.
1944 H. Leighton Kesteven H. Leighton Kesteven. The evolution of the skull and the cephalic muscles: a comparative study of their development and adult morphology. Part II. The Amphibia. Australian Museum Memoir 8: 133-236.
1954 J. F. Lovering J. F. Lovering. The stratigraphy of the Wianamatta Group Triassic System, Sydney Basin. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 169-210.
1954 E. F. Riek E. F. Riek. Further Triassic insects from Brookvale, N.S.W. (orders Orthoptera Saltatoria, Protorthoptera, Perlaria). Records of the Australian Museum 23: 161-168.
1954 E. F. Riek E. F. Riek. A re-examination of the Upper Tertiary mayflies described by Etheridge and Olliff from the Vegetable Creek Tin-field. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 159-160.
1954 Charles Francis Laseron Charles Francis Laseron. Revision of the New South Wales Triphoridae. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 139-158.
1943 C. Teichert; Harold O. Fletcher C. Teichert; Harold O. Fletcher. A Permian ammonoid from New South Wales and the correlation of the Upper Marine Series. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 156-163.
1943 W. Boardman W. Boardman. On a collection of Oligochaeta from the Jenolan Caves District, New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 168-178.
1943 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. An analysis of the knapped implements from eight Elouera industry stations on the South Coast of New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 127-153.
1943 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. Trimmed pebble implements of Kartan type from ancient kitchen-middens at Clybucca, New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 164-167.
1953 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. A circumcision ceremony and stone arrangement on Groote Eylandt. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 97-103.
1953 E. F. Riek E. F. Riek. The Australian freshwater prawns of the family Atyidae. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 111-121.
1953 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. The snake-woman, Jiningbirna. Records of the Australian Museum 23: 105-110.
1942 G. A. Waterhouse G. A. Waterhouse. Notes on Australian butterflies in the Australian Museum. No.2. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 122-125.
1942 Keith C. McKeown Keith C. McKeown. Australian Cerambycidae. VI. Descriptions of new species mostly from Queensland. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 81-105.
1942 T. Iredale T. Iredale. Description of a Libyan Desert land shell. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 126-.
1942 Martin F. Glaessner Martin F. Glaessner. The occurrence of the New Guinea Turtle (Carettochelys) in the Miocene of Papua. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 106-109.
1942 H. Leighton Kesteven H. Leighton Kesteven. The evolution of the skull and the cephalic muscles: a comparative study of their development and adult morphology. Part I. The fishes. Australian Museum Memoir 8: 1-63.
1941 R. A. Keble; J. Hope Macpherson R. A. Keble; J. Hope Macpherson. The Lower Ordovician graptolites in New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 57-58.
1941 H. Leighton Kesteven H. Leighton Kesteven. Some features in the anatomy and later development of the head of Delphinus delphinus Linné. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 59-80.
1941 T. Harvey Johnston; P. M. Mawson T. Harvey Johnston; P. M. Mawson. Some parasitic nematodes in the collection of the Australian Museum. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 9-16.
1941 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. An axe quarry at Moor Creek, Tamworth District, New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 21: 19-20.
1940 Joyce K. Allan Joyce K. Allan. A rare stalk-eyed squid (Bathothauma lyromma Chun) new to Australian waters. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 320-324.
1940 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. The bone point, known as muduk, in eastern Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 313-319.
1940 William John Dakin William John Dakin. Further notes on the life history of the king prawn, Penaeus plebejus Hesse. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 354-359.
1939 T. Hodge-Smith T. Hodge-Smith. Australian meteorites. Australian Museum Memoir 7: 1-84.
1938 Gilbert P. Whitley Gilbert P. Whitley. Descriptions of some New Guinea fishes. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 223-233.
1937 T. Iredale T. Iredale. Rediscovery of Voluta brazieri Cox. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 128-129.
1937 O. A. Jones O. A. Jones. The Australian massive species of the coral genus Favosites. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 79-102.
1937 T. Hodge-Smith T. Hodge-Smith. An unrecorded meteorite from Coolac, New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 20: 130-132.
1951 T. Harvey Johnston; P. M. Mawson T. Harvey Johnston; P. M. Mawson. Report on some parasitic nematodes from the Australian Museum. Records of the Australian Museum 22: 289-297.
1951 Frederick D. McCarthy Frederick D. McCarthy. Some new and unusual stone implements from Australia and New Guinea. Records of the Australian Museum 22: 344-350.
1936 Joyce K. Allan Joyce K. Allan. Mysticoncha, a new generic name for Caledoniella Basedow, non Souverbie. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 391-396.
1936 Ellis Le G. Troughton; A. S. Le Souef Ellis Le G. Troughton; A. S. Le Souef. A new Tree-Kangaroo from south-eastern Papua. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 388-390.
1936 Keith C. McKeown Keith C. McKeown. Description of the male of Clemacantha regale Rainbow. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 380-382.
1935 Ellis Le G. Troughton Ellis Le G. Troughton. Five new rats of the genera Hydromys and Melomys from northern Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 251-258.
1934 Keith C. McKeown Keith C. McKeown. Notes on the food of trout and Macquarie Perch in Australia. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 141-152.
1933 Gilbert P. Whitley Gilbert P. Whitley. Studies in ichthyology. No. 7. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 60-112.
1933 Arthur A. Livingstone Arthur A. Livingstone. A new Mediaster from Queensland. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 21-22.
1933 T. Iredale; Ellis Le G. Troughton T. Iredale; Ellis Le G. Troughton. The correct generic names for the Grampus or Killer Whale, and the so called Grampus or Risso’s Dolphin. Records of the Australian Museum 19: 28-36.