G. P. Wells

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G. P. Wells is affiliated with the following schools: Imperial College London, University College London, University of Oxford

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G. P. Wells

Biology

#1483

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Zoology

#155

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Evolutionary Biology

#160

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G. P. Wells's Degrees

Bachelors Zoology University of Oxford
Masters Zoology University of Oxford

Why Is G. P. Wells Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, George Philip Wells FRS was a British zoologist and author. A son of the author H. G. Wells, he co-authored, with his father and Julian Huxley, The Science of Life. A pupil at Oundle School, he was in the first class to learn Russian as a modern language in a British school. He accompanied his father to Soviet Russia in 1920, acting as his Russian translator and exchanging ideas with Russian zoology students. He won an entrance Exhibition to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he became Senior Scholar in his first year of residence.

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G. P. Wells's Published Works

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The lugworm (Arenicola) — A study in adaptation (1966) (89)
The Mode of Life of Arenicola Marina L. (1945) (88)
Respiratory Movements of Arenicola Marina L.: Intermittent Irrigation of the Tube, and Intermittent Aerial Respiration (1949) (75)
Spontaneous activity patterns in animal behaviour: the irrigation of the burrow in the polychaetes Chaetopterus variopedatus Renier and Nereis diversicolor O. F. Müller (1951) (73)
The Water Relations of Snails and Slugs (1934) (59)
Studies on the Physiology of Arenicola Marina L. (1937) (47)
The Water Relations of Snails and Slugs: I. Weight Rhythms in Helix pomatia L. (1934) (44)
The Water Relations of Snails and Slugs: III. Factors Determining Activity in Helix Pomatia L. (1944) (41)
Physiological Effects of a Hypotonic Environment (1940) (38)
Ecology and palaeoecology of marine environments (1973) (38)
The Behaviour of Arenicola Marina L. in Sand, and the Role of Spontaneous Activity Cycles (1949) (37)
The respiratory significance of the crown in the polychaete worms Sabella and Myxicola (1952) (34)
On the behaviour of Sabella (1951) (32)
The anatomy of the body wall and appendages in Arenicola marina L., Arenicola claparedii Levinsen and Arenicola Ecaudata Johnston (1950) (29)
The Mechanism of Proboscis Movement in Arenicola (1954) (26)
The proboscis apparatus of Arenicola (1952) (25)
The Chordates (1952) (25)
The integration of activity cycles in the behaviour of Arenicola marina L. (1951) (22)
Defaecation in Relation to The Spontaneous Activity Cycles of Arenicola Marina L. (1953) (19)
Mechanism of Burrowing in Arenicola marina L. (1944) (15)
Thixotropy, and the Mechanics of Burrowing in the Lugworm (Arenicola marina L.) (1948) (12)
Lancelot Thomas Hogben, 9 December 1895 - 22 August 1975 (1978) (10)
Intermittent Activity in Polychaete Worms (1939) (8)
Physiological Effects of a Hypotonic Environment: II. Shock Effects and Accommodation in Cilia (Pleurobrachia, Mytilus, Arenicola), Following Sudden Salinity Change (1940) (8)
Temperature, taxonomic technique and the zoogeography of lugworms (Arenicolidae, Polychaeta) (1964) (7)
The Movements of the Proboscis in Glycera Dibranchiata Ehlers (1937) (7)
The role of oesophageal rhythms in the behaviour of the Arenicola ecaudata Johnston. (1951) (6)
Colour Response in a Leech (1932) (5)
The Action of Potassium on Echinoderm, Molluscan and Crustacean Muscle (1942) (4)
Giant Nerve Cells and Fibres in Arenicola claparedii (Polychæta) (1958) (3)
Narcotic for Marine Invertebrates (1942) (3)
The Action of Potassium on Musclepreparations from Invertebrates (1928) (3)
A Manometric Respirometer for Snails (1938) (2)
THE EARLY DAYS OF THE S.E.B. (1976) (1)
Is Plasticine Edible? (1933) (1)
The life of the lugworm (1957) (1)
The physiology of fishes. Vol. I: Metabolism: Edited by Margaret E. Brown. Academic Press Inc., New York, N. Y., 1957. xiii + 447 pp. Price $12.00 (10% price reduction on orders for complete set) (1958) (1)
[Book Reviews] (1962) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1966) (0)
Huxley: the presence of the ‘S’ in UNESCO is largely due to him (1975) (0)
Professor H. Munro Fox (1967) (0)
Movements of Lugworms (1958) (0)
Inherent-activity-time-pattern in sedentary polych˦tes (1953) (0)
Theories of Evolution (1951) (0)
Water masses and faunal movements (1960) (0)

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