J. B. S. Haldane

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With J. B. S. Haldane

J. B. S. Haldane is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, University of Oxford, University of St Andrews

Geneticist and evolutionary biologist

Why Is J. B. S. Haldane Influential?

According to Wikipedia, John Burdon Sanderson Haldane , nicknamed "Jack" or "JBS", was a British scientist known for his works in physiology, genetics, evolutionary biology, and mathematics. With innovative use of statistics in biology, he was one of the founders of neo-Darwinism. He served in the Great War, and obtained the rank of captain. Despite his lack of an academic degree in the field, he taught biology at the University of Cambridge, the Royal Institution, and University College London. Renouncing his British citizenship, he became an Indian citizen and worked at the Indian Statistical Institute for the rest of his life.

J. B. S. Haldane's Published Works

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Published Papers

A Mathematical Theory of Natural and Artificial Selection, Part V: Selection and Mutation (1927) (1165)
A Note on the Kinetics of Enzyme Action. (1925) (1083)
The Causes of Evolution (1933) (938)
The Effect of Variation of Fitness (1937) (543)
Organic correlation and allometry. (1950) (392)
SUGGESTIONS AS TO QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF RATES OF EVOLUTION (1949) (375)
The laws of combination of hæmoglobin with carbon monoxide and oxygen (1912) (322)
The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection (1931) (315)
Inbreeding and Linkage. (1931) (292)
The interaction of nature and nurture. (1946) (288)
The Part Played by Recurrent Mutation in Evolution (1933) (251)
A mathematical theory of natural and artificial selection (1926) (223)
The mutation rate of the gene for haemophilia, and its segregation ratios in males and females. (1947) (221)
A mathematical theory of natural and artificial selection. (Part VI, Isolation.) (1930) (214)
The relation between density regulation and natural selection (1956) (203)
A Mathematical Theory of Natural and Artificial Selection Part X. Some Theorems on Artificial Selection. (1934) (198)
A new estimate of the linkage between the genes for colourblindness and haemophilia in man. (1947) (190)
The Influence of High Air Temperatures: No. 1. (1905) (185)
New paths in genetics (1942) (171)
A Defense of Beanbag Genetics (1964) (170)
A Clinical and Genetic Study of 1,280 Cases of Mental Defect (1938) (170)
On a method of estimating frequencies. (1945) (165)
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL SELECTION. PART II THE INFLUENCE OF PARTIAL SELF‐FERTILISATION, INBREEDING, ASSORTATIVE MATING, AND SELECTIVE FERTILISATION ON THE COMPOSITION OF MENDELIAN POPULATIONS, AND ON NATURAL SELECTION. (1924) (158)
The Action of Carbonic Oxide on Man (1895) (146)
Biochemical Genetics (1956) (145)
Note on the median of a multivariate distribution (1948) (145)
A Note on Fisher's Theory of the Origin of Dominance, and on a Correlation between Dominance and Linkage (1930) (143)
“Introduction to Modern Genetics” (1939) (139)
Organisers and Genes (1940) (138)
Daedalus; or, Science and the Future (1924) (136)
A simple exact test for birth-order effect. (1948) (134)
Experiments on the regulation of the blood's alkalinity (1920) (133)
On a method of estimating frequencies. (1945) (130)
The Relation of the Action of Carbonic Oxide to Oxygen Tension (1895) (129)
Carbon Monoxide as a Tissue Poison. (1927) (128)
The Cytological Basis of Genetical Interference (1931) (114)
The association of characters as a result of inbreeding and linkage. (1949) (113)
THE MEAN AND VARIANCE OF χ2, WHEN USED AS A TEST OF HOMOGENEITY, WHEN EXPECTATIONS ARE SMALL (1940) (112)
The Oxygen Tension of Arterial Blood (1896) (106)
A SEARCH FOR INCOMPLETE SEX‐LINKAGE IN MAN (1936) (102)
The Time of Action of Genes, and Its Bearing on some Evolutionary Problems (1932) (97)
Graphical Methods in Enzyme Chemistry (1957) (97)
The Genetics of Cancer (1933) (96)
A note on inverse probability (1932) (95)
The relative importance of principal and modifying genes in determining some human diseases (1941) (93)
Number: the Language of Science (1941) (88)
THE THERAPEUTIC ADMINISTRATION OF OXYGEN (1917) (87)
THE FITTING OF BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTIONS (1941) (85)
THE ESTIMATION OF THE FREQUENCIES OF RECESSIVE CONDITIONS IN MAN (1938) (83)
Possible Worlds, and other Essays (1928) (82)
The biochemistry of genetics (1954) (81)
THE MEASUREMENT OF VARIATION (1955) (80)
The mass and oxygen capacity of the blood in man (1900) (78)
SELECTION AGAINST HETEROZYGOSIS IN MAN (1941) (72)
The Absorption of Oxygen by the Lungs (1897) (69)
A Mathematical Theory of Natural and Artificial Selection. Part VII. Selection intensity as a function of mortality rate (1931) (67)
Physiological Genetics (1938) (64)
The theory of selection for melanism in Lepidoptera (1956) (64)
The Axiomatic Method in Biology (1938) (64)
Human physiology under high pressure: I. Effects of Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide, and Cold. (1941) (64)
A Mathematical Theory of Natural Selection. Part VIII. Metastable Populations (1931) (63)
THE EXACT VALUE OF THE MOMENTS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF x2 USED AS A TEST OF GOODNESS OF FIT, WHEN EXPECTATIONS ARE SMALL (1937) (62)
THE SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF A MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATE (1956) (61)
Statistical Analysis in Biology (1943) (60)
INBREEDING IN MENDELIAN POPULATIONS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HUMAN COUSIN MARRIAGE (1939) (59)
THE PRECISION OF OBSERVED VALUES OF SMALL FREQUENCIES (1948) (58)
The Comparative Ethology of Vertebrate Breathing (1954) (53)
MOMENTS OF THE DISTRIBUTIONS OF POWERS AND PRODUCTS OF NORMAL VARIATES (1942) (52)
A Lecture on the Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention of Anoxaemia (Insufficient Supply of Oxygen to the Tissues), and the Value of Oxygen in its Treatment * (1919) (51)
The Effect of Reaction Changes on Human Inorganic Metabolism (1924) (50)
Sampling errors in the determination of bacterial or virus density by the dilution method. (1939) (49)
THE COMPARATIVE GENETICS OF COLOUR IN RODENTS AND CARNIVORA (1927) (49)
METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF AUTOSOMAL LINKAGE IN MAN (1934) (48)
THE EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN MUTATION AND RANDOM EXTINCTION (1939) (48)
Genetics and Karyology of Drosophila Subobscura (1944) (47)
Studies in Communication (1956) (46)
Conditions for Stable Polymorphism at an Autosomal Locus (1962) (40)
Daedalus or Science and the Future : a paper read to the Heretics, Cambridge on February 4th, 1923 (1924) (39)
Origin of Man (1955) (39)
Parental and fraternal correlations for fitness. (1949) (38)
‘Dex’ or ‘Order of Magnitude’? (1960) (37)
On the biochemistry of heterosis, and the stabilization of polymorphism (1955) (37)
A Labour-saving Method of Sampling (1945) (36)
The Action as Poisons of Nitrites and other Physiologically Related Substances (1897) (36)
Simple tests for bimodality and bitangentiality. (1952) (35)
Social Biology and Population Improvement (1939) (35)
Pasteur and Cosmic Asymmetry (1960) (34)
The colorimetric determination of hæmoglobin (1901) (33)
The Effect of Reaction Changes on Human Carbohydrate and Oxygen Metabolism (1924) (30)
DATA NEEDED FOR A BLUEPRINT OF THE FIRST ORGANISM (1965) (30)
KARL PEARSON, 1857–1957 (1957) (29)
Quantum Mechanics as a Basis for Philosophy (1934) (28)
A Contribution to the Theory of Price Fluctuations (1934) (28)
The inequality of man and other essays (1932) (27)
A mathematical theory of natural and artificial selection. Part IX. Rapid selection (1932) (27)
THE APPROXIMATE NORMALIZATION OF A CLASS OF FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS (1938) (26)
THE SPREAD OF HARMFUL AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE GENES IN HUMAN POPULATIONS (1939) (25)
Croonian Lecture - The formal genetics of man (1948) (25)
Basic Genetics (1964) (25)
SOME ANIMAL LIFE TABLES (1953) (24)
A test for homogeneity of records of familial abnormalities. (1949) (22)
Tests for sex‐linked inheritance on population samples (1963) (22)
The ferricyanide method of determining the oxygen capacity of blood (1900) (22)
The sciences and philosophy (1929) (22)
The Argument from Animals to Men: An Examination of its Validity for Anthropology. (1956) (22)
EXPERIMENTAL AND THERAPEUTIC ALTERATIONS OF HUMAN TISSUE ALKALINITY. (1924) (22)
A Discussion on the Present State of the Theory of Natural Selection (1936) (21)
“WHAT IS LIFE ?” (1931) (21)
The excretion of chlorides and bicarbonates by the human kidney (1922) (21)
A note on non-normal correlation. (1949) (21)
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN SELECTION AND MUTATION OF HARMFUL RECESSIVE GENES (1940) (21)
THE MODE AND MEDIAN OF A NEARLY NORMAL DISTRIBUTION WITH GIVEN CUMULANTS (1942) (20)
Heredity, Development and Infection (1944) (20)
The Mathematics of Bird Population Growth and Decline (1954) (20)
A new apparatus for accurate blood‐gas analysis (1920) (20)
Salt and water elimination in man (1922) (20)
The partial sex-linkage of recessive spastic paraplegia (1941) (19)
The relationship between the respiratory catalysts of B. coli. (1931) (19)
The effect of insulin on blood volume (1924) (19)
Natural selection in man. (1956) (19)
The Theory of Natural Selection To-Day (1959) (18)
Science and human life (1933) (18)
A Contribution to the Chemistry of Hæmoglobin and its Immediate Derivatives (1898) (18)
Inheritance of hairy pinnae. (1962) (18)
Two New Allelomorphs for Heterostylism in Primula (1933) (18)
The Molecular Statistics of an Enzyme Action (1931) (18)
THE USE OF χ2 AS A TEST OF HOMOGENEITY IN A (n×2)-FOLD TABLE WHEN EXPECTATIONS ARE SMALL (1945) (17)
A PROBABLE NEW SEX-LINKED DOMINANT IN MAN (1937) (17)
The Species Problem in the Light of Genetics (1929) (17)
LINKAGE IN POULTRY. (1921) (17)
Relative Sexuality in Unicellular Algæ (1939) (17)
Possibility of Incomplete Sex Linkage in Mammals (1934) (16)
The genetics of Primula sinensis (1933) (16)
The selective elimination of silver foxes in Eastern Canada (1942) (16)
Experiments on the regulation of the blood's alkalinity (1921) (15)
Everything has a history (1951) (14)
A Physicist Looks at Genetics (1945) (14)
Change of Linkage in Poultry with Age (1925) (14)
The changes in alveolar CO2 pressure after violent exercise (1924) (13)
The distribution of extremal and nearly extermal values in samples from a normal distribution (1963) (13)
The philosophy of a biologist (1935) (13)
Introducing douglas spalding (1954) (13)
Discussion on Recent Advances in the Study of Enzymes and their Action (1932) (12)
NOTE ON THE PRECEDING ANALYSIS OF MENDELIAN SEGREGATIONS (1939) (12)
Medicolegal contributions of historical interest. The action of carbonic oxide on man. (1972) (12)
Some Statistical Problems Arising in Genetics (1949) (12)
A Provisional Map of a Human Chromosome (1936) (12)
Human Life and Death at High Pressures (1941) (12)
II.—LIFE AND MECHANISM1 (1884) (12)
(v) Heterostylism in natural populations of the Primrose, Primula acaulis (1938) (12)
Linkage in Man (1936) (11)
The cumulants of the distribution of Fisher's mu 11 and mu 31 scores used in the detection and estimation of linkage in man. (1946) (11)
Adventures of a biologist (1940) (11)
Experimental Alterations in the Calcium Content of Human Serum and Urine. (1924) (11)
The arterial blood in ammonium chloride acidosis (1928) (11)
Aristotle's Account of Bees' ‘Dances’ (1955) (11)
Genetical evidence for a cytological abnormality in man (1932) (11)
Mutation Rates in Man (1935) (10)
The New Physiology (1916) (10)
The Relative Efficiency of Two Methods of Measuring Human Linkage (1934) (10)
Biology and Religion (1924) (10)
The genetics of a common Indian digital abnormality. (1965) (10)
A NEW PEDIGREE OF RECURRENT BULLOUS ERUPTION OF THE FEET (1942) (9)
THE PRESENCE POST MORTEM OF NITRICOXIDE-HAEMOGLOBIN (1925) (9)
ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION AND FOGS (1931) (9)
The effects of want of oxygen. (1922) (9)
THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC OF 1918 (1929) (9)
AFTER-EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE OF MEN TO CARBON DIOXIDE (1939) (8)
Fact and faith (1934) (8)
The philosophical basis of biology : Donnellan lectures, University of Dublin, 1930 (1931) (8)
The respiration of B. coli communis. (1931) (8)
The story of our escape from Delhi in 1857 (1888) (8)
The dysgenic effect of induced recessive mutations. (1947) (8)
The Production of Acidosis by Ingestion of Magnesium Chloride and Strontium Chloride. (1925) (8)
A SEARCH FOR AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE LETHALS IN MAN (1938) (8)
Carbon Dioxide Content of Atmospheric Air (1936) (8)
A Quantum Theory of the Origin of the Solar System (1945) (7)
The soruces of some ethological notions (1956) (7)
An Autobiography in Brief (1966) (7)
Radioactivity and the Origin of Life in Milne's Cosmology (1944) (7)
Chain Reactions in Enzymatic Catalysis (1932) (7)
The addition of random vectors (1960) (7)
The Extension of the Gas Laws to Liquids and Solids. I. (1918) (7)
A mathematical theory of natural selection. Part VIII. Stable metapopulations (1931) (7)
The accuracy of growth curves (1950) (7)
A banned broadcast, and other essays (1946) (7)
Genetics in Madrid (1937) (7)
Lung-Irritant Gas Poisoning and Its Sequelæ (1919) (7)
Genetical effects of radiations from products of nuclear explosions. (1956) (7)
A HITHERTO UNEXPECTED COMPLICATION IN THE GENETICS OF HUMAN RECESSIVES (1938) (7)
The Mechanical Chess–Player (1952) (7)
The toxic action of expired air (1893) (6)
Symposium: Are Physical, Biological and Psychological Categories Irreducible? (1918) (6)
A British Medical Association Lecture ON SOME RECENT ADVANCES IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF RESPIRATION, RENAL SECRETION, AND CIRCULATION * (1921) (6)
A Logical Analysis of Learning, Conditioning and Related Processes (1954) (6)
Science and the Supernatural (1935) (6)
In Defence of Genetics (1949) (6)
Science and Politics (1934) (6)
Science and Indian culture (1965) (6)
Effects of high atmospheric pressures. (1922) (6)
On cyanmethæmoglobin and photomethæmoglobin (1900) (6)
Lysenko and genetics. (1940) (5)
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in the Absence of Hæmoglobin (1927) (5)
A Lecture ON THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTIONS OF BIOLOGY (1923) (5)
A Convenient Form of Gas Analysis Apparatus. (1906) (5)
Mutation and the Rhesus Reaction (1944) (5)
TESTS OF GOODNESS OF FIT APPLIED TO RECORDS OF MENDELIAN SEGREGATION IN MICE (1937) (5)
Imprinting and the Evolution of Instincts (1956) (5)
(ii) The cumulants and moments of the binomial distribution, and the cumulants of x3 for a (nx2)-fold table (1940) (5)
The Molecular Statistics of an Enzyme Action (1931) (5)
The supposed oxidation of carbonic oxide in the living body (1900) (5)
Mathematical Darwinism: A discussion of the genetical theory of natural selection. (1931) (5)
Animal Ritual and Human Language (1953) (5)
Genetics Since 1910 (1935) (4)
The Detection and Estimation of Carbonic Oxide in Air (1896) (4)
Tastes of Oxygen and Nitrogen at High Pressures (1941) (4)
The Scientific Work of J. S. Haldane (1860–1936) (1960) (4)
Genetical Effects of Radiation from Products of Nuclear Explosions (1955) (4)
Congenital Hyperglycæmia in Mice (1940) (4)
Biology and Marxism (1938) (4)
Blood Group Inheritance (1935) (4)
Mechanism, Life and Personality. (1915) (4)
Science and the supernatural: a correspondence between Arnold Lunn and J. B. S. Haldane (1935) (4)
A Method of Detecting and Estimating Carbonic Oxide in Air (1895) (4)
Sex-linkage in Culex molestus. (1946) (4)
Natural Selection Intensity as a Function of Mortality Rate. (1930) (4)
The Collected Scientific Papers of John James Waterston (1929) (4)
The races of Central Europe : a footnote to history (1939) (4)
Science in the U.S.S.R. (1941) (4)
The non-violent scientific study of birds (1960) (3)
Silicosis and Coal-Mining. (1931) (3)
Blood reaction and breathing. (1922) (3)
A Logical Basis for Genetics (1955) (3)
Is Professor Haldane's Account of Evolution Dialectical? (1938) (3)
Organism and environment as illustrated by the physiology of breathing, by John Scott Haldane ... (1917) (3)
THE FIRST SIX MOMENTS OF x2 FOR AN n-FOLD TABLE WITH n DEGREES OF FREEDOM WHEN SOME EXPECTATIONS ARE SMALL (1938) (3)
Religion and the growth of knowledge (1924) (3)
An Address ON THE RELATION OF PHYSIOLOGY TO PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY (1908) (3)
On the non-linear difference equation Δx n = kΦ (x n ) (1932) (3)
Dialectical materialism and modern science (1940) (3)
ON THE ORIGIN OF THE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF CELLS (1925) (3)
The Rate of Work done with an Egyptian Shadouf (1926) (3)
Carbon dioxide and regulation of breathing. (1922) (3)
Biological Fact and Theory (1927) (3)
CLAUDE BERNARD'S CONCEPTION OF THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. (1929) (3)
Discussion on methods of measuring and factors determining the speed of chemical reactions (1934) (3)
The Regulation of Human Respiration: The Proceedings of the J. S. Haldane Centenary Symposium (1963) (3)
Genetics in the Universities (1936) (3)
The Affinity of Different Types of Enzyme for their Substrates (1928) (3)
Miners' Nystagmus: its Causes and Prevention (1913) (3)
The Problem of the Shelters (1940) (3)
Silicosis and South Wales Colliers (1934) (2)
The British Association. Section I. Physiology (1908) (2)
This is my philosophy (1958) (2)
BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING (1925) (2)
Substitutes for ? 2 (1955) (2)
XV.—Preparation of 2 : 4 : 2′ : 4′-tetrahydroxybenzophenone (1924) (2)
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN – Genesis of Life (1964) (2)
A Programme for Human Genetics (1932) (2)
XXI. Chance effects and the gaussian distribution (1945) (2)
Race crossing. (1936) (2)
ACIDOSIS AND ALKALOSIS (1921) (2)
Oxygen Poisoning in Man (1947) (2)
Science in peace and war (1940) (2)
v) The Cumulants of the Distribution of the Square of a Variate (1941) (2)
CCCXXVIII.—Condensation of diphenylformamidine with phenols. Part II. The general nature of the reaction (1924) (2)
The Attitude of the German Government towards Science (1934) (2)
Note on a Fallacious Method of Avoiding Selection (1932) (2)
Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Post-reduction in Ascomycetes (1944) (2)
163. Anthropology and Human Biology (1934) (2)
Points of view : a series of broadcast addresses (1969) (2)
Some Problems of Mathematical Biology (1935) (2)
The Inheritance of Acquired Characters (1932) (2)
On red Blood‐Corpuscles of Different Specific Oxygen Capacities (1894) (2)
Science and Future Warfare (1937) (2)
Equilibrium under natural selection. (1950) (2)
Cosmic Rays and Kinematical Relativity (1945) (2)
Miss E. R. Saunders (1945) (1)
MOROCCO TO-DAY (1917) (1)
Oxidation by Living Cells. (1931) (1)
The new physiology and other addresses / by J.S. Haldane. (1919) (1)
Can Science be Independent? (1941) (1)
Equipment for High Altitude Mountaineering, with Special Reference to Climbing Mount Everest: Discussion (1923) (1)
How to be safe from air raids (1938) (1)
Eland-Ox Hybrid (1932) (1)
Origin of Asymmetry in Gastropods. (1930) (1)
Is Cousin Marriage Dangerous? (1936) (1)
The Facts of Life (1954) (1)
CHRISTIANITY AND GOVERNMENT IN NETHERLANDS‐INDIA (1932) (1)
An Address on VISION OF BRIGHTNESS AND COLOUR * (1933) (1)
The nervous control of breathing. (1)
Symposium: The Relations between Biology and Psychology (1923) (1)
My Friend Mr Leakey (1938) (1)
HEAT CRAMP (1928) (1)
The causes of anoxaemia. (1)
The Air of Factories and Workshops. (1902) (1)
XVIII.—Symposium: Are Physical, Biological and Psychological Categories Irreducible? (1918) (1)
The Scientific Basis of Evolution@@@The Causes of Evolution. (1933) (1)
Burdon Sanderson and Vitalism (1912) (1)
The Hereditary Transmission of Acquired Characters (1932) (1)
Science at the Universities (1934) (1)
Respiration, by J. S. Haldane (1922) (1)
UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE: DETERMINATION OF NEEDS (1934) (1)
Note on the use of alkaline pyrogallate solution in gas analysis (1933) (1)
Genes and the Man (1944) (1)
The use of chi 2 as a test of homogeniety in a (mu chi 2)-fold table when expectations are small. (1945) (1)
POISONING BY GAS IN SEWERS. (1896) (1)
Are Physical, Biological and Psychological Categories Irreducible? (1918) (1)
The estimation of recessive gene frequencies by inbreeding (1940) (1)
INTRODUCTION OF DR. OPARIN (1965) (1)
Standards of ventilation (1904) (1)
Civil Defence Against War Gases (1942) (1)
Effects of low atmospheric pressures. (1922) (1)
Gases and Liquids: a Contribution to Molecular Physics (1929) (1)
The risks attending the use of carburetted water-gas for domestic lighting purposes* (1900) (1)
Natural Selection (1929) (1)
A discussion on the measurement of growth and form; the accuracy of growth curves. (1950) (1)
A statistical analysis of some data on infra-red communication in Apis mellifera (1954) (1)
Data needed for a blue-print of the first organism. (1965) (1)
The Possible Existence of a Growth-regulating Substance in Termites (1924) (1)
Number of Primes and Probability Considerations (1941) (1)
Moments of gamma and chi 2 for a fourfold table in the absence of association. (1945) (1)
CCCIX.—Condensation of diphenylformamidine with phenols. Part I. A new synthesis of β-resorcylaldehyde (1923) (1)
Trekking among Moroccan tribes (1948) (0)
Linkage in Poultry (1921) (0)
[Letter to Editors] (1941) (0)
The Case for the Daily worker (1941) (0)
“Educational Problems of the Colonial Territories” (1955) (0)
Bïood Transfusion in Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. (0)
Is space-time simply connected? (1936) (0)
Physiological Difficulties in the Ascent of Mount Everest: Discussion (0)
Solutions and Heat Engines (1929) (0)
The Extraction of Square Roots (1951) (0)
1986. Tests for Divisibility (1947) (0)
The action of diphenylformamidine on the phenols (1924) (0)
Discussion on Caisson Disease (1909) (0)
What is Life? (1945) (0)
A Hand-Book to the History of Philosophy (1886) (0)
The blood as a carrier of oxygen. (1922) (0)
Embryology and Evolution. (1930) (0)
The sciences and philosophy : Gifford lectures, University of Glasgow, 1927-1928/ by J.S. Haldane (1929) (0)
The Position of Genetics (1937) (0)
Discussion of "Caisson Disease and Its Prevention" (1909) (0)
The Hereditary Transmission of Acquired Characters (1932) (0)
Relief for Spanish Children (1939) (0)
Abnormal breathing behaviour in a fish (1956) (0)
The Relation of Sulphur in Lighting-Gas to Air Vitiation. (1903) (0)
Human Evolution (1948) (0)
Genetical Effects of Radiations from Products of Nuclear Explosions (1956) (0)
Regulation of Respiration: J. S. Haldane Centenary Symposium (1961) (0)
[Not Available]. (1945) (0)
Air of abnormal composition. (0)
An Address on BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE * (1927) (0)
Assortative mating. (1946) (0)
Death from Static Changes in Atmospheric Pressure (1915) (0)
“WHAT IS LIFE ?” (1931) (0)
A Biologist's Dream (1924) (0)
[Letters to Editor] (1945) (0)
Mathematical Recreations and Essays (1940) (0)
Some Bearings of the Physiology of the Respiration on the Administration of Anæsthetics. (0)
Radiation hazards. (1956) (0)
CANCER'S A FUNNY THING (1965) (0)
On Growth and Form (1946) (0)
CATHOLIC AND COMMUNIST VIEWS ON POPULATION PRESSUREExcerpts from, and a Commentary on, the Report of the Royal Commission on Population (1949) (0)
Gluteal Evolution (1952) (0)
Letter from John Burton Sanderson Haldane to Francis Crick (1962) (0)
The Inheritance of Acquired Characters (1932) (0)
Reviews (1924) (0)
Standards of Ventilation (1905) (0)
The Universe and Irreversibility (1928) (0)
[Letter to Editors] (1943) (0)
The Relation of Physiology to Medicine (1918) (0)
Professor J. B. S. Haldane's criticism. (1937) (0)
Mathematics of Air Raid Protection (1938) (0)
The respiratory behaviour of the Indian climbing perch in various environments (1955) (0)
The Principles of Acidosis and Clinical Methods for its Study (1919) (0)
The theory of heat-engines : including the action of muscles (1930) (0)
Introduction to symposium on biochemical genetics. (1950) (0)
An Ornithologist on Evolution (1944) (0)
The physiology of Descartes and its modern developments (1935) (0)
Etiology of Miner??s Nystagmus (0)
Inheritance of Habits (1934) (0)
The Statistical Theory of Bacterial Mutations (1946) (0)
Miners' Nystagmus (1927) (0)
The rapid calculation of χ2 as a test of homogeneity from a 2×n table (1955) (0)
Inheritance of Defects (1951) (0)
THEORIES OF RELATIVITY (1951) (0)
Blood Groups of Anthropoids (1940) (0)
Embryology and Evolution. (1931) (0)
Treatment of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (1926) (0)
Radiation, Genes, and Man by Bruce Wallace and Th. Dobzhansky (review) (1960) (0)
On cyanmethaemoglobin and photomethaemoglobin. (0)
View on race and eugenics: propaganda or science? (1937) (0)
Letter from John Burton Sanderson Haldane to Joshua Lederberg (1957) (0)
The blood as a carrier of carbon dioxide. (1922) (0)
Blood circulation and breathing. (1922) (0)
THE FINAL M.B. EDIN. EXAMINATION (0)
DR. HALDANE'S CONCEPTIONS OF BIOLOGY (1923) (0)
Discussion on Medical Aspects of Life at High Altitudes (1923) (0)
Gas secretion in the lungs. (1922) (0)
Human Genetics (1961) (0)
Gases met with Underground. (0)
Titles and Summaries of Demonstrations given at the hundredth meeting of the society, held in Cambridge, on 29th and 30th June and 1st July 1949. (1949) (0)
Solutions and Heat Engines (1929) (0)
Miners' Nystagmus (1927) (0)
Science and well-being (0)
Genetics and Human Races (1951) (0)
Daedalus, or Science and the Future.Icarus, or the Future of Science.Tantalus, or the Future of Man (0)
A Disclaimer (1940) (0)
Letter from John Burton Sanderson Haldane to Eugene Garfield, Institute for Scientific Information (1963) (0)
Natural Selection (1936) (0)
A Problem in the Significance of Small Numbers (1955) (0)
The genetical determination of behaviour (1954) (0)
TABLE 6 – 2 Some Coenzymes That Serve as Transient Carriers of Specific Atoms or Functional Groups (0)
(1) What I Believe (2) The Religion of a Darwinist: Conway Memorial Lecture delivered at South Place Institute on March 26, 1925 (3) Science and Religion (1925) (0)
Notes by the way: No. 2. Creeds and the creed (1923) (0)
IS COUSIN MARRIAGE DANGEROUS (1936) (0)
Unemployment Assistance: Determination of Needs (1934) (0)
Volume Information (1948) (0)
NUTTALL PORTRAIT FUND. (1931) (0)
The Relations between Biology and Psychology (1923) (0)
THE INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY: 1 AN ADDRESS ON THE NATURE OF LIFE. (1923) (0)
The outlook of science (0)
The next ten years (1934) (0)
NEW FORCES IN OLD MOROCCO (1932) (0)

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