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Correspondence with and about King Khalid Wildlife Research Centre, reports, proposals and correspondence with the National Commission for Wildlife Conservation and Development, Saudi Arabia

Correspondence between Philip Manson-Bahr and Geoffrey Marr Vevers regarding research into zoology in relation to tropical medicine, a meeting of the Association of Bird Watchers and Wardens at the Zoological Society of London, and paintings of Birds of Paradise

Correspondence with Geoffrey Marr Vevers regarding medical and veterinary supplies such as microscopes and syringes. Also a letter from the Directorate of Medical Supplies at the Ministry of Supply regarding research into a vaccine for Scrub Typhus and a request for Ostrich Eggs.

Notes for the Estimates Committee on Miss Sladden who was given accommodation in the Reptile House to continue her research on stick insects in return for helping with the rearing of reptiles and amphibia

Terms of Reference: To advise on all matters relating to research in comparative medicine; to receive and approve the Director's Annual Report to Council and the Statement of Accounts; and to advise on the appointment of research staff

Minutes of the Nuffield Institute of Comparative Medicine Planning Group. A grant had been made by the Trustees of the Nuffield Foundation for the provision of such an Institute at Regent's Park on a side adjoining the Animal Hospital and Pathology Laboratories of the Zoological Society of London, and for the establishment of two senior research fellowships. The object was to make full use of the valuable material derived from the various species of mammals, reptiles, birds, and other animals in the Society's Collections for purposes of comparative medical research

Papers of the Reproduction Department of the Institute of Zoology, including memorandums, correspondence and research programmes

Press releases from the Institute of Zoology regarding the world's first Przewalski Wild Horse born to a surrogate pony, breeding endangered species, a new veterinary hospital at Whipsnade, British wildlife to benefit from health research and a Zoological Society of London scientist winning an International Environment Award

No meetings held between 25 July 1939 and 30 July 1947. Originally known as the Zootomical Committee (1865-1903), before being named the Prosectorial Committee (1903-1960. The Prosectorial Committee was later the Zoological Research Committee