Selected Scientific Publications By Dallinger
- W. Dallinger (1872) Should the naturalist recognize a fourth kingdom in nature? Lit. Phil. Soc. Lpool Proc. 26, 286.
- W. Dallinger and J. Drysdale (1873) Researches on the life history of a Cercomonade: a lesson in biogenesis. Mon. Microscp. Jl. 10, 52-58.
- W. Dallinger (1878) On the life-history of a minute septic organism: with an account of experiments made to determine its thermal death point. Proc. R. Soc. Lond. 27, 332-350.
- W. Dallinger (1887) The President's Address. Jl. R. Microscp. Soc. 184-199.
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