: Malnutrition, Behavior, and Social Organization . Lawrence S. Greene.

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...

Publications of Harry S. N. Greene

Observations on the treatment of infertile rabbits with antuitrin "B." Proc. Soc. exp. A lethal mutation in the rabbit with stigmata of an acromegalic disorder. Science, 81: 25, 1935. Rabbit pox. III. Report on an epidemic with especial reference to epidemiological factors. The influence of intra-uterine factors on the fetal weight of rabbits. Toxemia of pregnancy in the rabbit. II. Etiological...

Social Behavior and Organization Among Vertebrates

This book presents summaries by specialists of subjects related directly or indirectly to conception. The first five papers deal with male and female germ cells-their production, protection, release, and early transport. Chapters follow on fertilization, transportation of the zygote, and implantation. Finally there is consideration of immunological phenomena relating to fertility and fertility ...

Humanities and social sciences D . H . Lawrence ’ s Death - Eaters in Women in Love Kristin

This paper offers a Derridian reading of D.H. Lawrence’s novel Women in Love, with excerpts from the novel’s prequel The Rainbow. Through Derrida’s ideas of difference and the imaginary origin, I explore the relationship between female reproductive potential and representation as means to a female sexual power, which Lawrence’s men attempt to destroy and subvert. By attacking realms of represen...

Social Organization and Reproductive Behavior in Southern Ghana