John Gilchrist

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John Gilchrist is affiliated with the following schools: University of St Andrews, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, University of Edinburgh, University of Jena, University of Zurich

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John Gilchrist

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According to Wikipedia, John Dow Fisher Gilchrist was a Scottish ichthyologist, who established ichthyology as a scientific discipline in South Africa. He was instrumental in the development of marine biology in South Africa and of a scientifically based local fishing industry.

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John Gilchrist 's Published Works

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The freshwater fishes of South Africa (67)
A PROTOZOAL PARASITE (CHLOROMYXUM THYRSITES, SP. N. OF THE CAPE SEA-FISH, THE “SNOEK” (THYRSITES ATUN, Euphr.) (44)
Descriptions of fishes from the coast of Natal (42)
Descriptions of new South African fishes (1904) (28)
Description of fifteen new South African fishes, with notes on other species (21)
Larval and Post‐Larval Stages of Jasus lalandii (Milne Edw.), Ortmann. (1916) (17)
NEW FORMS OF THE HEMICHOEDATA FROM SOUTH AFRICA (15)
Memoirs: On the Development of the Cape Cephalodiscus (C. gilchristi, Ridewood) (1917) (13)
A Free‐swimming Nauplioid Stage in Palinurus. (1913) (13)
A Form of Dimorphism and Asexual Reproduction in Ptychodera capensis (Hemichordata). (1923) (12)
REPRODUCTION OF FISHES IN TABLE BAY (11)
Descriptions of fishes from the coast of Natal. (Part 3) (11)
LUMINOSITY AND ITS ORIGIN IN A SOUTH AFRICAN EARTHWORM (CHILOTA SP. (10)
Development of South African fishes (10)
South African fishes (8)
The freshwater fishes of South Africa (Continued) (7)
XXVII.—Note on the Œsophageal teeth of the Stromateidæ (1922) (6)
A Post-Puerulus Stage of Jasus lalandii (Milne Edw.), Ortmann. (1920) (6)
Memoirs: On a Species of the Crawling Medusa, Eleutheria, from the Cape of Good Hope (Cnidonema capensis, g. et sp. n.) and the Southern Eleutheriæ (1919) (6)
Notes on the Minute Structure of the Nervous System of the Mollusca. (1897) (6)
The Life History of Distoma luteum n. sp., with Notes on some Cercariae and Rediae found in S. Africa (1918) (5)
Memoirs: Note on Eggs and Embryos of the South African Myxinoid, Bdellostoma (Heptatretus) hexatrema, Müll (1918) (5)
Memoirs: Reproduction by Transverse Fission in Phoronopsis (1919) (4)
Memoirs: Ecdysis in a Teleostean Fish, Agriopus (1920) (4)
VII.—The eggs and spawning-habits of the pilot fish (Naucrates ductor) (1918) (3)
DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES OF STING-RAY (TRYGON) FROM SOUTH AFRICA (3)
HISTORY OF THE LOCAL NAMES OF CAPE FISH (3)
Dissection of the platana and the frog (2)
XLVII.—On a group of the Aplysiidæ, with description of a new species (1895) (2)
Marine Biological Report, Union of S. Africa, Prov. of the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town. (2)
THE GENUS PARAPLYSIA WITH DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES (2)
OBSERVATIONS ON LIVING FISHES BROUGHT BY H.M.S. “CHALLENGER” FROM TROPICAL EAST AFRICA TO CAPE WATERS (1)
NOTE ON PROTECTIVE RESEMBLANCE, ETC., IN POST-LARVAL STAGES OF SOME CAPE FISHES. (1)
NOTE ON THE SHELLS OF SCHIZODESMA SPENGLERI LINN (1)
Descriptions of three new species of freshwater fishes from South Africa (1)
The intermediate host of the liver fluke, Distoma (Fasciola) hepaticum, in South Africa (1910) (0)
Marine Biological Report No. 2 (1914) (0)
The Pallial Complex of Dolabella. (0)
Agricultural zoology for South African students (1910) (0)
The development of South African fishes (Parts I and II) (0)
On the Torsion of the Molluscan Body. (0)

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