Gaertner, Albin (1854–95)
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Harrison, M. J. (1846–1926)
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- … Heath-Caldwell, Biographies of interesting people , www.jjhc.info/harrisonmathew1926.htm ( …
Hill, E. S. (1819–80)
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- … Campaigned for the rights of indigenous peoples. Sydney Morning Herald , 25 March 1880, …
Ferretti, Gisberto (1845–86)
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- … d’Igiene 8 (1886): 339 https://www.geni.com/people/Gisberto-Ferretti/6000000037763856284 ( …
Evans, Margaret (1831/2–1909)
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- … the Darwins: the story of a house and the people who lived there. London: Royal College of …
Oliver, James (1801–80)
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- … 9 October 2007, http://www.astro.ubc.ca/people/scott/book.pdf (accessed 10 October 2007), …
Beveridge, Peter (1829–85)
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- … various ethnological works on Aboriginal peoples. Brother of Andrew Beveridge. Aust. dict. …
Hagenbeck, Carl (1844–1913)
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- … expeditions to capture animals. Put on ‘people’s shows’ (circuses) from 1874. Founded a …
Barstow, J. S. (1823–81)
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- … accessed 14 July 2015) www.geni.com/people/John-Barstow/ (accessed 14 July 2015) 30 …
Barstow, E. F. (1826–87)
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Barstow, C. A. (1830–1910)
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Galbraith, J. F. (1854–1934)
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Hartmann, Robert (1831/2–93)
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- … Wrote major ethnological studies of African peoples. Treiber 1993 , pp. 183–5 Bibliography …
Adanson, Michel (1727–1806)
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- … Studied the flora, fauna, geography, and peoples of Senegal, 1748–54; published L’histoire …
Morgan, L. H. (1818–81)
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- … the Iroquois and other Native American peoples. Published League of the Ho-de’no-sau-nee, …
Walter, Charles (1831–1907)
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Was Darwin an ecologist?
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One of the most fascinating aspects of Charles Darwin’s correspondence is the extent to which the experiments he performed at his home in Down, in the English county of Kent, seem to prefigure modern scientific work in ecology.
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- … what we consider to be ecology, look into the past for people doing just that, and call it, if not …
- … though, it is important. When we try to understand what people do, a grasp of what they think they …
- … By Darwin’s time the term was associated particularly with people who made collections and …
- … was not unusual. The existence of God had been for most people a basic assumption that provided an …
- … in science; he studied the right books, knew the right people, learnt the right skills, and …
- … underlying assumptions of earlier natural historians. Many people believed that the natural world …
- … revised many times) is thrown into relief. People Boole, Mary Everest. …
