Biological lectures from the Marine Biological Laboratory of Woods Holl 1899
By: [edited by C.O. Whitman]
Contributors: Wood's Hole. Marine Biological Laboratory
Publisher: Ginn & Co.
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 282
Subjects: Marine biology
Table of contents: title: I. The evolution of the sporophyte in the higher plants/Douglas Houghton Campbell; title: II. The nature of the evidence exhibited by Fossil plants, and its bearing upon our knowledge of the history of plant life/D. P. Penhallow; title: III. Influence of inversions of temperature, ascending and descending currents of air, upon distribution/Prof. D.T. MacDougal; title: IV. Significance of mycorrhisas/Prof. D.T. MacDougal; title: V. Instinct/Edward Thorndike; title: VI. The associative processes in animals/Edward Thorndike; title: VII. The behavior of unicellular organisms/Herbert S. Jennings; title: VIII. The blind-fishes/Carl H. Eigenmann; title: IX. Some governing factors usually neglected in biological investigations/Alpheys Hyatt; title: X. On the development of color in moths and butterflies/Alfred Goldsborough Mayer; title: XI. The physiology of secretion/A. Matthews; title: XII. Regeneration: Old and new interpretations/T. H. Morgan; title: XIII. Nuclear division in protozoa/Gary N. Calkins; title: XIV. The significance of the spiral type of cleavage and its relation to the process of differentiation/C.M. Child; title: XV. The aims of the quantitative study of variation/C.B. Davenport; title: XVI. On the nature of the process of fertilization/Jacques Loeb.