Joseph LeConte
American geologist
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Joseph Le Conte was a physician, geologist, professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and early California conservationist. Early life Of Huguenot descent, he was born in Liberty County, Georgia, to Louis Le Conte, patriarch of the noted LeConte family, and Ann Quarterman. He was educated at Franklin College in Athens, Georgia , where he was a member of the Phi Kappa Literary Society. After graduation in 1841, he studied medicine and received his degree at the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1845. After practising for three or four years in Macon, Georgia, he entered Harvard University and studied natural history under Louis Agassiz. An excursion made with Professors J. Hall and Agassiz to the Helderberg mountains of New York developed a keen interest in geology.
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- On some of the ancient glaciers of the sierras (1873) (23)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1869) (13)
- Evolution And Its Relation To Religious Thought (12)
- Significance of Sex. (1888) (9)
- On Critical Periods in the History of the Earth, and Their Relation to Evolution; On the Quarternary as Such a Period (1877) (8)
- Sight: An Exposition of the Principles of Monocular and Binocular Vision , by Joseph Le Conte, LL.D., Professor of Geology and Natural history in the University of California.—D. Appleton & Co. New York, 1881 (1881) (8)
- Coral Reefs and Islands (1880) (6)
- Rate of growth of corals (1875) (6)
- Upperglow of the skies in relation to halos and coronas. (1884) (5)
- The flora of the coast islands of California in relation to recent changes of physical geography (1887) (5)
- Thermal belts of North Carolina. (1883) (5)
- Elements of geology (5)
- Phenomena of binocular vision (1877) (4)
- On the great lava-flood of the Northwest and on the structure and age of the Cascade Mountains (1874) (4)
- Elements of geology; a text-book for colleges and for the general reader (3)
- A compend of geology (3)
- Determination of the Depth of Earthquakes. (1887) (3)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1871) (3)
- Monocular vs. Binocular Vision (1888) (2)
- A theory of the formation of the great features of the Earth's surface (1872) (2)
- Atmospheric waves from Krakatoa. (1884) (2)
- Movement of the arms in walking. (1883) (1)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1869) (1)
- The reefs, keys, and peninsula of Florida. (1883) (1)
- XVIII. The correlation of physical, chemical, and vital force, and the conservation of force in vital phænomena (1860) (1)
- The deepest fresh-water lake in America. (1886) (1)
- Estimated Distance of Phantoms. (1893) (1)
- CORAL REEF FORMATION. (1893) (1)
- Germ of hydrophobia. (1886) (1)
- Some thoughts on the glycogenic function of the liver; Part II, Disposal of waste (1880) (1)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1880) (0)
- On a Curious Visual Phenomenon (1890) (0)
- Experiments in Vision again. (1888) (0)
- The Windmill Illusion (1898) (0)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1871) (0)
- On the formation of the features of the earth-surface; reply to criticisms of T. Sterry Hunt (1873) (0)
- Barometer exposure. (0)
- Star rays. (0)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1871) (0)
- Some thoughts on the glycogenic function of the liver and its relation to vital force and vital heat (1878) (0)
- DISCUSSION AND CORRESPONDENCE. (0)
- Ptomaines and Leucomaines, and their Relation to Disease. (1889) (0)
- Freezing of liquids in living vegetable tissue. (1883) (0)
- XVIII. On some phenomena of binocular vision (1869) (0)
- Domestic ducks that fly abroad like pigeons. (1883) (0)
- Flooding the Sahara. (1886) (0)
- Barometer exposure. (0)
- Phenomena of binocular vision (1887) (0)
- Pharyngeal respiratory movements of adult amphibia under water. (1886) (0)
- XX. On some phenomena of binocular vision (1869) (0)
- XXXIV. On an optical illusion (1871) (0)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1871) (0)
- A singular optical phenomenon. (0)
- A compend of geology by Joseph Le Conte ... (0)
- Solar constant. (0)
- The results of shad propagation on the Atlantic coast. (1885) (0)
- Points on lightning-rods. (1884) (0)
- Double vision. (0)
- Electrical phenomena on a mountain. (1887) (0)
- 'A singular optical phenomenon.'. (1884) (0)
- Coral Reefs and Islands (0)
- Sun's radiation and geologic climate. (1883) (0)
- On some phenomena of binocular vision (1875) (0)
- Scientific News (1879) (0)
- Elevation and Subsidence (0)
- An elementary treatise on the machanics of machinery : with special reference to the mechanics of the steam-enging (0)
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