Thomas Robert Malthus, naturalist of the mind

Robert Malthus, the Developmental Paradigm, Reading History Sideways, and Family Myths

Thomas Hunt Morgan at the marine biological laboratory: naturalist and experimentalist.

IN the early 1910s, researchers at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, might have wondered why a colleague, Thomas Hunt Morgan (Figure 1), began shipping fruit flies from his Columbia University lab to the MBL each summer. After all, the Woods Hole currents supplied the MBL with a rich variety of marine organisms and Morgan, an avid practitioner of experimental ...

Thomas A . Kelly , Mitchell S . Felder and Robert A .

the cytoskeleton. J. Cell Sci. 104:613-627. 7.Perry, S.W., L.G. Epstein and H.A. Gelbard. 1997. Simultaneous in situ detection of apoptosis and necrosis in monolayer cultures by TUNEL and trypan blue staining. BioTechniques 22:1102-1106. 8.Pollack, A. and G. Ciancio. 1990. PI exclusion coupled with HO342 staining, p. 19-24. In Z. Darzynkiewicz and H.A. Crissman (Eds.), Flow Cytometry. Academic ...

Thomas W . Malone , Robert Laubacher and Chrysanthos Dellarocas

The Psychology of the Naturalist

Probably primitive man recognised the value of birds as food well before his mind became capable of understanding his jealousy of their powers of flight. That humans have long considered flying to be desirable is shown by early artists portraying angels, as spiritual super-humans, with functional wings; also, Peoples such as the Assyrians carved bulls complete with wings, thus representing both...