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'''Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Papers'''



* 1932. [[BREMNER, Carl St. John|Bremner, Carl St. John]] ''Geology of Santa Cruz Island, Santa Barbara County, California'' 
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper '''No. 1''', 1932
:: [original in SCIF archives] 


* 1933	[[BREMNER, Carl St. John|Bremner, Carl St. James]] [[Media: SBMNH_Geology_of_SMI.pdf|''Geology of San Miguel Island'']] 
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper '''No. 2''', 1933
:: [original in SCIF archives]


* 1933. [[SHELDON, Henry Hargrave|Sheldon, H. H.]] ''The Deer of California'' 
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper '''No. 3''', 1933
:: [original in SCIF archives]


*1936. Walford, Lionel A. ''Contributions from the Fleischmann Expedition along the West Coast of Mexico''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper '''No. 4''', 1936




* 1943.  [[ORR, Phil Cummings|Orr, Phil C.]] ''Archaeology of Mescalitan Island and customs of the Canalino''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper '''No. 5''', 1943


* 1956. [[ORR, Phil Cummings|Orr, Phil C.]] ''Customs of the Canalino''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper, '''No. 6''', 1956
:: Beginning in the field season of 1947, and continuing for 21 years, Orr conducted archaeological, paleontological and geological field work on Santa Rosa Island. This extensive field work had its beginning before the war when Orr, piloted by Miss Bessie Owen, made a preliminary aerial survey of Santa Rosa Island for the purpose of determining the extent of the fossil elephant beds. After the war, the September 1947 Museum Leaflet reported Phil Orr's work on Santa Rosa Island was being carried on under a grant from the Vail & Vickers Company made possible through the personal interest of Mr. Ed Vail. Air transportation was provided by David Gray and George Hammond in their private planes. By the end of his first season, Orr had provided the Museum with many fossil elephant bones, encased and transported in plaster and burlap, from which a composite skeleton was eventually assembled.
:: [original in SCIF archives]


* 1963.  Howard, Faye B.  ''Description of a new'' Pyrene ''from Mexico (Mollusca--Gastropoda)''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper, '''No. 7''', 1963


* 1972.  Metcalf, T. Nelson  ''Birds of the Santa Barbara region: an annotated list including habitats, seasonal distribution, frequency, field trips, map''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper, '''No. 8''', 1972


* 1974. Webster, Richard et al. ''Check-list of amphibians and reptiles of Santa Barbara County, California''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper, '''No. 9''', 1974


* 1980. Webster, Richard et al. ''The Birds of Santa Barbara County''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper, '''No. 10''', 1980

	
* 1981. [[MILLER, Scott E.|Miller, Scott]] and A. S. Menke   ''Entomological Bibliography of the California Islands''
:: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper, '''No. 11''', 1981