Journal

Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia (1880 - )

From
1880
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Functions
Journal, Natural history and Science

Summary

The Royal Society of South Australia has published its journal, under variant titles, since 1880 in continuation of the journal of its predecessor, the Adelaide Philosophical Society. Reflected in the variant titles was the inclusion of the report and proceedings of the Society. From 2004 the Transactions incorporated the Records of the South Australian Museum, which is recognised in the subtitle. The focus of the Transactions is natural history in its broadest sense related to Australasia, particularly South Australia. Papers on anthropology, linguistics and history are also included. In recent years the Transactions have been published by a commercial publisher on behalf of the Society.

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Transactions and proceedings and report of the Royal Society of South Australia (ISBN 1324-177X) vol. 3 (1879/80) - vol. 12 (1889)
Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia (ISBN 1324-1788) vol. 13 (1890) - vol. 27 (1903)
Transactions and proceedings and report of the Royal Society of South Australia (ISBN 1324-1796) vol. 28 (1904) - vol. 35 (1911)
Transactions and proceedings of the Royal Society of South Australia (ISBN 0372-0888) vol. 36 (1912) - vol. 61 (1937)
Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia (ISBN 0372-1426) vol. 62 (1938) - (incorporates from 2004 Records of the South Australian Museum).

Timeline

 1878 - 1879 Transactions and proceedings and report of the Adelaide Philosophical Society
       1880 - Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia

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Books

  • Anon, Index to the Transactions, proceedings, and reports, volumes XXV-XLIV, 1901 - 1920, and to the Memoirs [of the Royal Society of South Australia] volumes I-II, 1899 - 1912 (Adelaide: Royal Society of South Australia, 1922), 189 pp. Details
  • Clucas, R. J. M., Index to the Transactions, proceedings and reports: volume I to XXIV, 1877 - 1900 (Adelaide: Vardon & Sons, 1907), 448 pp. Details
  • Davies, M.; compiler, Index to the Transactions [of the Royal Society of South Australia] volumes 92-101 (1968 - 1977) (Adelaide: Royal Society of South Australia, [1978]), 37 pp. Details
  • Edmonds, S. J.; and Parkin, L. W., Index to the Transactions [of the Royal Society of South Australia] volumes 102-113 (1978 - 1989) (Adelaide: Royal Society of South Australia, [1990]), 47 pp. Details
  • Ludbrook, N. H.; compiler, Index to the Transactions [of the Royal Society of South Australia] volumes XLV-91 (1921 - 1967) (Adelaide: Royal Society of South Australia, [1968]), 104 pp. Details

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