Herbert Graham Cannon

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According to Wikipedia, Herbert Graham Cannon FRS FRSE FLS FRMS was a leading English zoologist and keen supporter of Lamarckism. Life He was born in Wimbledon, London on 14 April 1897 to David William Cannon, a compositor with Eyre & Spottiswoode, the third of four children. The family moved to Brixton when he was young. He won a scholarship and attended Wilson’s Grammar School in Camberwell. He won a place at Cambridge University studying Zoology, graduating in 1918.

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Herbert Graham Cannon's Published Works

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X.—On the Feeding Mechanism of a Mysid Crustacean, Hemimysis Lamornæ (105)
On the Feeding Mechanism of the Branchiopoda (1932) (99)
On the Feeding Mechanism of the Copepods, Calanus Finmarchicus and Diaptomus Gracilis (1928) (72)
XV.—On the Feeding Mechanism of Nebalia Bipes (54)
XXXII.—On the Feeding Mechanism of the Fairy Shrimp, Chirocephalus diaphanus Prévost (42)
XXX.—On the Feeding Mechanism of Certain Marine Ostracods (1934) (41)
On the anatomy of the pedunculate barnacle Lithotrya (1947) (40)
A New Biological Stain for General Purposes (1937) (38)
IX.—On the Feeding Mechanism of the Syncarid Crustacea (35)
X. On the development of an estherid crustacean (34)
On the Feeding Mechanism of a Freshwater Ostracod, Pionocypris vidua (O. F. Müller). (1926) (24)
On the Feeding Mechanism of the Branchiopoda: Appendix on the Mouth Parts of the Branchiopoda (1932) (22)
VIII.—ON CHLORAZOL BLACK E AND SOME OTHER NEW STAINS (1941) (21)
Notes on the Segmental Excretory Organs of Crustacea.—I—IV. (1927) (20)
A Further Account of the Feeding Mechanism of Chirocephalus diaphanus (1935) (19)
Memoirs: On the Spermatogenesis of the Louse (Pediculus Corporis and P. Capitis), With Some Observations on the Maturation of the Egg (1920) (18)
The evolution of living things (1958) (16)
On the Post‐Embryonic Development of the Fairy Shrimp (Chirocephalus diaphanus). (1926) (16)
Memoirs: On the Labral Glands of a Cladoceran (Simocephalus vetulus), with a description of its mode of feeding (1922) (16)
On the Segmental Excretory Organs of Certain Fresh-Water Ostracods (14)
The teaching of biology in schools. (1949) (12)
Feeding Mechanism of the Fairy Shrimp (1934) (8)
On the Metabolic Gradient of the Frog's Egg (1923) (7)
Function of the Labral Glands in Chirocephalus (1935) (7)
Memoirs: A further Account of the Spermatogenesis of Lice (1922) (7)
WHAT LAMARCK REALLY SAID (1957) (6)
Memoirs: The Early Development of the summer egg of a Cladoceran (Simocephalus vetulus) (1921) (6)
LXX.—Further note on a new Trematode from the grass-snake (1924) (6)
Surface Tension and Cell-Division (1922) (5)
XXIII.—A new Trematode from the grass-snake (1924) (5)
ON THE ROCK BORING BARNACLE, LITHOTRYA VALENTIANA (1935) (5)
IV.—A NOTE ON FINE NEEDLES FOR DISSECTION (1941) (4)
On the nature of the centrosomal force (1923) (4)
AN AERATING AND CIRCULATING APPARATUS FOR AQUARIA AND GENERAL USE (1927) (3)
AN ESSAY ON EVOLUTION AND MODERN GENETICS (1956) (3)
XI.—On the blood system of Parabathynella malaya, G. O. Sars (1931) (2)
Ectodermal Muscles in a Crustacean (1925) (2)
Non-Adaptive Characters (1949) (1)
Spermatogenesis of the Lepidoptera (1923) (1)
The Oogenesis of Lumbricus (1925) (1)
[Letters to Editor] (1949) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1958) (0)
The Teaching of Biology in Schools (1949) (0)
University Education in Natural Science (1949) (0)
The Place of Biology in a Curriculum* (1948) (0)
Charles Darwin (1948) (0)
William Thomas Calman, 1871 - 1952 (1953) (0)
Biology in the educational curriculum. (1949) (0)
Non-Adaptive Characters (1950) (0)

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