John Morgan Greene

John Morgan, Continental Doctor

A History ofParasitology, by W. D. FOSTER, Edinburgh and London, E. & S. Livingstone, 1965, pp. vii, 202, 15 plates, 35s. Medical historians and parasitologists will welcome the appearance at last of a work devoted to the history of parasitology. Hitherto no modern study of this subject has been available with the exception of R. Hoeppli's Parasites and Parasitic Infections in early Medicine an...

History, humanity and evolution: essays for John C. Greene

JAMES R. MOORE (ed), History, humanity and evolution: essays for John C. Greene, Cambridge University Press, 1989, pp. xii, 429, illus., £35.00, $59.50 (0-521-33511-6). John C. Greene is a grand old man of the history of science. His career crucially interlocks with the subject's fortunes in America since the 1940s, both as a discipline in its own right and as a significant constituent of apres...

Morgan Dean

Introduction Landsat Thematic Mapper ( TM ) imagery was used to analyze patterns of landscape diversity in the seasonal tropical forests of northeastern Guatemala. TM radiance and the radiance coefficient of variation (CV) were significant in discriminating land-cover types. Cluster analysis of TM4, TM5, and TM7 radiance produced six distinct types of landcover. Green leaf biomass from TM4 and ...

Harry S.N. Greene, M.D.

Harry S. N. Greene, M.D.

Hic locus est, et iam tempus est, nobis doctori Harrico Viridi honores dare. This is the place and now is the time for us to give honors to Doctor Harry Greene! And Dr. Greene, were he here, besides scurrilous remarks about bad Latin Grammar would undoubtedly comment that the "Harrico Viridi" bit sounds suspiciously like "green beans" in French! Dr. Harry S. N. Greene thought it was a man's dut...