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Edwin Conklin

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PhD Biology Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Edwin Grant Conklin was an American biologist and zoologist. Life He was born in Waldo, Ohio, the son of A. V. Conklin and Maria Hull. He was educated at Ohio Wesleyan University and Johns Hopkins University. He was professor of biology at Ohio Wesleyan and professor of zoology at Northwestern University , the University of Pennsylvania , and Princeton University . He became coeditor of the Journal of Morphology, The Biological Bulletin, and the Journal of Experimental Zoology. He was president of the American Society of Naturalists in 1912 and president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1936. He was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1914. He also served on the board of trustees for Science Service, now known as Society for Science and the Public, from 1937 to 1952. In 1943 Conklin was awarded the John J. Carty Award from the National Academy of Sciences.

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National Research Council (583)
Scientific Books: The Organization and Cell-Lineage of the Ascidian Egg (333)
The embryology of crepidula, A contribution to the cell lineage and early development of some marine gasteropods (1897) (233)
The embryology of amphioxus (1932) (207)
Mosaic development in ascidian eggs (1905) (171)
The embryology of Crepidula (133)
PROBLEMS OF BIOLOGY. (1898) (124)
Cell size and nuclear size (1912) (121)
Effects of centrifugal force on the structure and development of the eggs of Crepidula (1917) (115)
The development of centrifuged eggs of ascidians (1931) (93)
Organ-forming substances in the eggs of ascidians (1905) (87)
THE MECHANISM OF HEREDITY. (1908) (44)
Heredity and Environment in the Development of Men (44)
Body size and cell size (1912) (38)
The effects of centrifugal force upon the organization and development of the eggs of fresh water pulmonates (1910) (34)
The development of isolated and partially separated blastomeres of Amphioxus (1933) (24)
THE STORY OF A MIND (1935) (22)
Problems of Development (1929) (22)
THE INDIVIDUALITY OF THE GERM NUCLEI DURING THE CLEAVAGE OF THE EGG OF CREPIDULA (1901) (21)
Effects of Centrifugal Force on the Polarity of the Eggs of Crepidula. (1916) (19)
The organization of the egg and the development of single blastomeres of Phallusia mamillata (1911) (17)
The Mutation Theory From the Standpoint of Cytology. (1905) (15)
The Direction Of Human Evolution (15)
CLEAVAGE AND DIFFERENTIATION IN MARINE EGGS (1951) (14)
A text-book of the principles of animal histology (13)
Rate of Evolution (1920) (13)
Experimantal studies on nuclear and cell division in the eggs of Crepidula (11)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE ORIGIN OF THE CLEAVAGE CENTROSOMES (1904) (11)
MITOSIS AND AMITOSIS (1917) (10)
The fertilization of the ovum (10)
Experimental studies on nuclear and cell division (1906) (10)
The life and work of Professor Brooks (1909) (6)
Science and Ethics (1937) (6)
Why Polar Bodies Do Not Develop. (1915) (6)
The Share of Egg and Sperm in Heredity. (1917) (6)
AUGUST WEISMANN. (5)
Mosaic vs. Equipotential Development (1933) (5)
Amitosis in the Egg Follicle Cells of the Cricket (1903) (5)
Does half of an Ascidian egg give rise to a whole larva? (1906) (5)
The Early History of the American Naturalist (1944) (5)
The Mechanism of Evolution. In the Light of Heredity and Development (1920) (5)
Predecessors of Schleiden and Schwann (1939) (5)
Problems of Evolution and Present Methods of Attacking Them (1912) (4)
Fifty Years of the American Society of Naturalists (1934) (4)
Man, real and ideal : observations and reflections on man's nature development, and destiny (1944) (4)
ADDRESSES AT THE LILLIE MEMORIAL MEETING WOODS HOLE, AUGUST 11, 1948 (1948) (4)
Science and the Future of Man (1940) (4)
The evolution of man (3)
Biographical memoir of William Keith Brooks, 1848-1908, (3)
The aims of science teaching (1937) (3)
HEREDITY AND RESPONSIBILITY. (1913) (3)
Footnotes to evolution (3)
COLLEGE-ENTRANCE OPTION IN ZOOLOGY. (1904) (3)
The Scope and Work of the Botanical Raw Products Committee. (1917) (3)
PROFESSOR THOMAS HARRISON MONTGOMERY, JR. (1913) (3)
The National Research Council of the United States (1916) (3)
The mechanism of adaptation (1921) (3)
The early development of chordates in the light of the embryology of ascidians (2)
Studies on the Variation, Distribution and Evolution of the Genus Partula. III. The Species Inhabiting Moorea , By Henry Edward Crampton. Carnegie Institution of Washington, Publication 410, 1932. (1932) (2)
A GENERATION'S PROGRESS IN THE STUDY OF EVOLUTION. (1934) (2)
THE AUTUMN GENERAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, NOVEMBER 21-22, 1941. (1941) (2)
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND THE SOCIETY OF SIGMA XI. (1936) (2)
The American Philosophical Society and the Founders of our Government (1937) (2)
Proceedings of the association of American anatomists. Symposium on experimental embryology. The application of experiment to the study of the organization and early differentiation of the egg (1909) (2)
Biological Bulletin Of The Marine Biological Laboratory Vol-li (1926) (2)
THE PROPOSED SUPPRESSION OF THE TEACHING OF EVOLUTION (1922) (2)
Man: Real and Ideal (1944) (2)
THE BASIS OF INDIVIDUALITY IN ORGANISMS FROM THE STANDPOINT OF CYTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY. (1916) (2)
WEISMANN ON GERMINAL SELECTION. (1896) (2)
ORGANIZER OF AMERICAN SCIENCE. (1944) (2)
The Cell in Development and Inheritance (1900) (2)
Ends as Well as Means in Life and Evolution (1944) (2)
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERSONALITY (1917) (2)
THE CULTURAL VALUE OF ZOOLOGY. (1915) (1)
Mechanism, vitalism, and teleology (1921) (1)
The relation of nuclei and cyptoplasm in the intestinal cells of land isopods (1)
Frontispiece. Edwin G. Conklin (1944) (1)
DISMISSAL OF DR. HENRY FOX FROM THE FACULTY OF MERCER UNIVERSITY. (1925) (1)
The Analysis of Racial Descent in Animals. (1906) (1)
A synopsis of the general morphology of animals (1)
"THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA" OR MEDICAL ETHICS IN PEACE AND WAR. (1944) (1)
Science replies to Secretary Wallace's article: 'The scientist in an unscientific society' (1934) (1)
MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY DEDICATION EXERCISES, JULY 3, 1925. (1925) (1)
Harold Heath, naturalist: 1868-51. (1951) (1)
Living versus Dead Biology (1940) (1)
Has Evolution "Collapsed"?: A Symposium by Scientists (1913) (1)
PROPOSED LEGISLATION AGAINST THE TEACHING OF EVOLUTION. (1)
The Biological Future (1943) (1)
THE AUTUMN GENERAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. (1940) (1)
Footnotes to evolution : a series of popular addresses on the evolution of life / by David Starr Jordan ; with supplementary essays by Edwin Grant Conklin, Frank Mace McFarland, James Perrin Smith. (1)
The development of the individual (1941) (0)
Biology and Human Life. (1928) (0)
THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. (1942) (0)
Preliminary Report of the Organizing Committee to the President of the Academy (1916) (0)
Biology at Princeton. (1948) (0)
The Whence and Whither of Man: A brief history of his origin and development through conformity to environment, being the Morse lectures (at Union Theological Seminary) for 1895 (1896) (0)
Formal Opening of the New Bermuda Biological Station for Research (1932) (0)
Foot-notes to evolution : a series of popular addresses on the evolution of life / with supplementary essays by Edwin Grant Conklin, Frank Mace McFarland [and] James Perrin Smith. (0)
Does Science Afford a Basis for Ethics (1939) (0)
Greetings of the American Philosophical Society to the Franklin Institute on the 125th anniversary of its foundation and on the 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's electrical experiments (1949) (0)
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. (1941) (0)
ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE PHILADELPHIA MEETING (1941) (0)
William Parker Cutter (1935) (0)
RESPONSE BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. (1936) (0)
Memorial Meeting Commemorative of Allen and Horn (1897) (0)
PROFESSOR FRANK R. LILLIE AND THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. (1944) (0)
Scientific Books: The Cell in Development and Heredity (1925) (0)
THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. (0)
Creation by evolution; a consensus of present-day knowledge as set forth by leading authorities in non-technical language that all may understand, edited by Frances Mason. (0)
Professor Frank R. Lillie and the Marine Biological Laboratory (1944) (0)
Grants Awarded by the American Philosophical Society (1937) (0)
HEREDITY AND DEMOCRACYA Reply to Mr. Alleyne Ireland (1919) (0)
The real and the ideal (1941) (0)
FORMAL OPENING OF THE NEW BERMUDA BIOLOGICAL STATION FOR RESEARCH. (1932) (0)
Biology and Education (0)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. (1936) (0)
AS A SCIENTIST SAW HIM (1947) (0)
The Marine Biological Laboratory. By Professor E. G. Conklin. (0)
How much truth is there in Darwin? (1948) (0)
Beloved Scientist: Elihu Thomson, a Guiding Spirit of the Electrical Age . By David O. Woodbury. With a foreword by Owen D. Young. xiii + 358 pp. 16 plates. Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1944. $3.50. (1944) (0)
James Hartley Ashworth (1936) (0)
The human species (1941) (0)
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR NATIONAL SERVICE ON THE PART OF ZOOLOGISTS AND ZOOLOGICAL LABORATORIES. (1917) (0)
THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF INITIATION OF RESEARCH IN THE CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHINGTON. (1929) (0)
The American Philosophical Society (1939) (0)
Science in the World Crisis (1939) (0)
Henry Herbert Donaldson (1938) (0)
The mutation theory of organic evolution, the mutaion theory from the standpoint of cytology (0)
Science and Ethics (1939) (0)
A brief history of the American Philosophical Society. (1947) (0)
MEMORIAL MEETING COMMEMORATIVE OF ALLEN AND HORN. (1897) (0)
Value of Negative Eugenics (1916) (0)
The Cell in Development and Heredity (1925) (0)
Discussion (1898) (0)
Brief history of the American Philosophical Society. (1952) (0)
PRESENTATION OF THE AGASSIZ MEDAL TO FRANK RATTRAY LILLIE. (1940) (0)
Darwin's letters to Lyell (1950) (0)
VALUE OF NEGATIVE EUGENICSMeasures That Are Possible Are Decidedly Worth Taking but Must Not Be Expected to Cause Any Great Amount of Race Betterment—Difficulties in the Way of Constructive Eugenics (1915) (0)
THE MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE IN PHILADELPHIA (1936) (0)
Fitness in the living world (1921) (0)
Laboratory directions in general biology / by Edwin G. Conklin. (0)
The American Philosophical Society (1906) (0)
THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. (1910) (0)
Heredity and environment in the development of men, by Edwin Grant Conklin ... (0)
PRESENTATION OF THE AGASSIZ MEDAL FOR OCEANOGRAPHY TO EDGAR JOHNSON ALLEN. (1938) (0)
MISTAKEN IDENTITY? (1935) (0)

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