Journal

Transactions of the Royal Society of Victoria, new series (1888 - 1914)

From
1888
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1914
Functions
Journal, Natural history and Science

Summary

The Transactions of the Royal Society of Victoria, new series was published irregularly by the Society in 6 volumes between 1888 and 1914. It provided an avenue for the publication of large monographic papers that could not be included in the Society's Proceedings. Subjects covered ranged from earthworms and William McGregor's New Guinea explorations, to Australian anthropology.

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 1855 - Transactions and proceedings of the Victorian Institution for the Advancement of Science
 1855 - Transactions of the Philosophical Society of Victoria
       1857 - 1860 Transactions of the Philosophical Institute of Victoria
             1860 - 1888 Transactions and proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
                   1888 - 1914 Transactions of the Royal Society of Victoria, new series

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See also

  • Cudmore, F. A. [compiler], 'Author index to the publications of the Royal Society of Victoria together with the Societies amalgamated with it; namely of the former the Philosophical Institute of Victoria, of the former Philosophical Society of Victoria; of the former Victorian Institute for the Advancement of Science; and of the first Microscopical Society of Victoria (1897 - 1998): 1855 - 1834', Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, 46 (2) (1934), 274-319, https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/236070#page/5/mode/1up. Details

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