Frederic Wood Jones

Frederic Wood Jones's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Frederic Wood Jones

Anthropology

#526

Historical Rank

anthropology Degrees

Download Badge

Anthropology

Why Is Frederic Wood Jones Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Frederic Wood Jones FRS , usually referred to as Wood Jones, was a British observational naturalist, embryologist, anatomist and anthropologist, who spent considerable time in Australia. Biography Jones was born in London, England, and wrote extensively on early humans, including their arboreal adaptations , and was one of the founding fathers of the field of modern physical anthropology. A friend of Le Gros Clark, Wood Jones was also known for his controversial belief in the view that acquired traits could be inherited, and thus his opposition to Darwinism. He taught anatomy and physical anthropology at London School of Medicine for Women, University of Adelaide, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, University of Melbourne, University of Manchester and the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

(See a Problem?)

Frederic Wood Jones's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

The Measurement of Particle Size by the X-Ray Method (1938) (265)
The Mammals of South Australia (170)
The Principles of Anatomy as Seen in the Hand (1942) (162)
Structure and Function as Seen in the Foot (1945) (99)
BUCHANAN'S MANUAL OF ANATOMY (1950) (92)
Migration and Environment (1939) (88)
The Atomic Rearrangement Process in the Copper-Gold Alloy CuFormulaAu (1936) (86)
Man's Place among the Mammals (1930) (65)
Atomic Rearrangement Process in the Copper-Gold Alloy Cu$_{3}$Au. II (1938) (62)
The red centre : man and beast in the heart of Australia (1937) (55)
THE DEVELOPMENT AND MALFORMATIONS OF THE GLANS AND PREPUCE (1910) (36)
THE EXAMINATION OF THE BODIES OF 100 MEN EXECUTED IN NUBIA IN ROMAN TIMES * (1908) (32)
THE ANATOMY OF SNAPPING HIP (25)
The Anatomy of Cervical Ribs (1913) (24)
The Teaching of Anatomy (1942) (24)
The Superlattice in $ \beta $ Brass (1937) (21)
THE TALOCALCANEAN ARTICULATION (1944) (21)
The external characters of pouch embryos of marsupials (20)
The Antiquity of Man in Australia (1944) (19)
Measurements and landmarks in physical anthropology (18)
The ‘Thumb’ of the Giant Panda (1939) (15)
Precipitation in single crystals of silver-rich and copper-rich alloys of the silver-copper system (1942) (15)
Australia's Vanishing Race (1935) (14)
The status of the dingo (13)
The Bushman Tribes of Southern Africa (1943) (13)
The Crowd in Peace and War. (1917) (13)
The Olfactory Organ of the Tubinares (1937) (12)
SOME LESSONS FROM ANCIENT FRACTURES (1908) (11)
The Premaxilla and the Ancestry of Man (1947) (11)
Coral and atolls (10)
The ‘Thumb’ of the Giant Panda (1939) (10)
THE EXPLANATION OF A RECTO-URETHRAL ANOMALY, AND SOME POINTS IN NORMAL ANATOMY. (1915) (9)
Arboreal man / by F. Wood Jones. (9)
Habit and Heritage (1943) (9)
Particle size measurement by the X-ray method (1941) (9)
On the Habits of Trichosurus Vulpecula (1921) (9)
Hallmarks of mankind (1948) (9)
The forearm and manus of the Giant Panda, Ailu-ropa melanolenca M.-Edw. with an account of the mechanism of its grasp (1939) (9)
A re-examination of the skeletal characters ofWynyardia bassiana, an extinct Tasmanian marsupial. (8)
Strange New World (1943) (8)
Trends of life. (1953) (7)
THE CHANGING POINT OF VIEW (1931) (5)
The Hair Pattern of a Kangaroo; a Study of Cause and Effect (1925) (5)
On the Dental Characters of certain Australian Rats (1922) (5)
THE POST-MORTEM STAINING OF BONE PRODUCED BY THE ANTE-MORTEM SHEDDING OF BLOOD * (1908) (5)
THE GEORGE ADLINGTON SYME ORATION. (1935) (5)
Attainment of the Upright Posture of Man (1940) (5)
THE RELATION OF STRUCTURE TO FUNCTION AS SEEN IN A MECHANISM OF THE VENOUS SYSTEM. (1917) (5)
Coral and atolls: a history and description of the Keeling-Cocos Islands, with an account of their fauna and flora, and a discussion of the method of development and transformation of coral structures By F. Wood-Jones... (4)
Pre-Precipitation Phenomena Age-Hardening Alloys (1941) (4)
The Formulation of the Revenge Motif in the Odyssey (1941) (3)
The Breeding of Prions on Islands off the Coast of Victoria (1937) (3)
Introducing Human Anatomy (1939) (3)
CYTOCLESIS.: A PHENOMENON EXPLAINING THE COURSE OF EMBRYONAL DEVELOPMENT (1924) (3)
The mammalian toilet and some considerations arising from it [R. M. Johnston memorial lecture] (3)
The Ordered Arrangement of Stones Present in Certain Parts of Australia. (3)
Some Curiosities of Mammalian Reproduction (1944) (3)
The Wanderings of the Albatrosses (1936) (3)
The Plesianthropus Skull (1947) (3)
Present State of our Knowledge of the Anatomy of the Primates* (1948) (3)
MUSCULAR MOVEMENT AND ITS REGULATION (1925) (3)
Vocational Opportunities for Men Nurses (1934) (2)
Human Histology: A Guide for Medical Students (1948) (2)
The White-breasted Petrel of South Australia (1940) (2)
John Hunter as a geologist. (1953) (2)
The McCoy Society's Expedition to Lady Julia Percy Island (1936) (2)
LESSONS FROM THE LOUSE A STUDY IN SYMBIOSIS (1942) (2)
A DEFENCE OF THE FORAMEN OF MAGENDIE. (1923) (2)
The Mandible and its Relation to the Otocyst and Auditory Organ (1952) (2)
ACQUIRED CHARACTERS AND INHERITANCE (1943) (2)
A Contribution to the Study of Eoliths: Some Observations on the Natural Forces at Work in the Production of Flaked Stones on the Central Australian Tablelands. (2)
On weight‐bearing bony prominences (1933) (2)
The Question of Species: with Particular Reference to the Tubinares (1937) (2)
The Bandicoots and the Herbivorous Marsupials : the syndactylous Didelphia (1)
Classical Gout* (1950) (1)
Some proportional weights and measurements of the human body. (1949) (1)
Coral and atolls : their history, description, theories of their origin both before and since that of Darwin, the influence of winds, tides and ocean currents on their formation and transformations, their present condition, products, fauna and flora (1)
Some Curiosities of Mammalian Reproduction (1945) (1)
THE PAPILLAE OF MORGAGNI (1911) (1)
Some Curiosities of Mammalian Reproduction (1944) (1)
Listerian Dration: DISEASE AND INDIVIDUALITY (1926) (1)
The monotremes and the carnivorous marsupials : the Ornithodelphia and the didactylous Didelphia (1)
Teaching of Human Anatomy (1945) (1)
89. The Arboreal Descent of Man (1917) (1)
The mammalian toilet. (1944) (1)
Prof. F. G. Parsons (1943) (1)
The External Meatal Notch as a Primitive Character. (1931) (1)
The human jaws and dentition. (1951) (1)
Finance companies : how and where they obtain their funds (1959) (1)
Big Red . Henry G. Lamond. Faber and Faber. 15 s . (1953) (1)
Use of chlordiazepoxide in general medicine. (1961) (1)
Principles of population measurement. (1957) (1)
SECTION OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE (1920) (1)
Freedom of Thought in Science (1949) (1)
Human and Other Tails (1921) (1)
Number 1309 THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY New York City March 8 , 1946 ADAPTIVE BRANCHING OF THE KANGAROO FAMILY IN RELATION TO HABITAT (0)
The Black Redstart (1944) (0)
Dental Anaesthesia (1940) (0)
Soviet Genetics (1952) (0)
Molecular Structure of Organised Bodies (0)
An unidentified house in Clemmons, 1940. (1940) (0)
Mr. R. Burne, F.R.S. (1953) (0)
Dr. G. V. Buchanan (1945) (0)
Convertibility and Foreign Trade. (1955) (0)
Evolution of the Giraffe (1949) (0)
The economic almanac : a handbook of useful facts about business, labor and government in the United States and other areas (1946) (0)
The Larynx (1950) (0)
The Gorilla (1952) (0)
Mr. R. Burne. (1953) (0)
XIV. Geographical Distribution of Banking Facilities in the United States in 1933 (1934) (0)
PAPERS OF PROFESSOR FREDERIC WOOD JONES (1932) (0)
Mr. F. R. Petherbridge (1959) (0)
Unidentified man, Helen Keller and Polly Thompson, 1939. (1939) (0)
John Hunter and his Museum: An Address delivered to the Osler Club on 10th December, 1948. (1949) (0)
The monodelphian mammals (0)
Colorimetry; a brief survey of principles. (1951) (0)
THE SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE (1937) (0)
The Teaching of Anatomy (1942) (0)
Alien Registration- Jones, Frederick W. (Orono, Penobscot County) (1940) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Frederic Wood Jones

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Frederic Wood Jones?

Frederic Wood Jones is affiliated with the following schools: