N. J. Berrill

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N. J. Berrill is affiliated with the following schools: McGill University, University of Bristol

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According to Wikipedia, Norman John Berrill was an English marine biologist. He was born in Bristol and received his BSc degree from the University of Bristol in 1924 and his PhD and DSc from University College London. In 1928, he joined the faculty of McGill University in Montreal, where, from 1946 to 1965, he was Strathcona Professor of Zoology. On 20 March 1952 he was named a Fellow of the Royal Society. He was also a member of the Royal Society of Canada and the American Association for the Advancement of Science .

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N. J. Berrill's Published Works

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The Tunicata with an account of the British species (1950) (288)
The origin of vertebrates (1955) (170)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUD IN BOTRYLLUS (1941) (122)
REGENERATION AND BUDDING IN TUNICATES (1951) (107)
VIII - Studies in Tunicate development - Part III - Differential retardation and acceleration (1935) (98)
Studies in Tunicate Development. Part II. Abbreviation of Development in the Molgulidae (1931) (95)
DEVELOPMENTAL ANALYSIS OF SCYPHOMEDUSAE (1949) (91)
REGENERATON AND BUDDING IN WORMS (1952) (89)
Growth, development, and pattern (1961) (86)
The Development and Growth of Ciona (1947) (83)
Studies in Tunicate Development. Part I. General Physiology of Development of Simple Ascidians (63)
The Polymorphic Transformations of Obelia (1949) (50)
Regeneration in Sabella pavonina (Sav.) and other sabellid worms (1931) (45)
Studies in Tunicate Development. Part V. The Evolution and Classification of Ascidians (1936) (44)
The developmental cycle of Botrylloides. (1947) (40)
Studies in Tunicate Development. Part IV. Asexual Reproduction (1935) (39)
ASCIDIANS OF THE BERMUDAS (1932) (37)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COLONIAL ORGANISM: SYMPLEGMA VIRIDE (1940) (33)
SIZE AND MORPHOGENESIS IN THE BUD OF BOTRYLLUS (1941) (32)
The Gonads, Larvae, and Budding of the Polystyelid Ascidians Stolonica and Distomus (1948) (31)
Cell division and differentiation in asexual and sexual development (1935) (29)
Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. I. Polymorphic development in Bougainvillia and Aselomaris (1949) (29)
THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MUSCLE CELLS IN ASCIDIAN TADPOLE LARVA (1964) (29)
Growth and form in calyptoblastic hydroids. I. Comparison of a campanulid, campanularian, sertularian and plumularian (1949) (28)
Germplasm, Weismann, and Hydrozoa (1948) (28)
Chapter 8 – CHORDATA: TUNICATA (1975) (27)
Growth and form in calyptoblastic hydroids. II. Polymorphism within the campanularidae (1950) (27)
Digestion in Ascidians and the Influence of Temperature (1929) (27)
Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. VI. Polymorphism within the hydractiniidae (1953) (24)
Budding and development in Salpa (1950) (22)
FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OF SEGMENTAL INVERSION IN SABELLID POLYCHAETES (1977) (22)
Regeneration in the polychæt Chætopterus variopedatus (1928) (21)
Development and Medusa-Bud Formation in the Hydromedusae (1950) (20)
Book Review:The Invertebrates: Smaller Coelomate Groups: Chaetognatha, Hemichordata, Pogonophora, Phoronida, Ectoprocta, Brachiopoda, Sipunculida. The Coelomate Bilateria. Volume V. Libbie Henrietta Hyman (1960) (20)
The nature of the ascidian tadpole, with reference to Boltenia echinata (1948) (20)
Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. V. Growth cycle in tubularia (1952) (20)
Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. II. Sexual and asexual reproduction in rathkea. III. Hydranth and gonophore development in pennaria and acaulis. IV. Relative growth in eudendrium (1952) (20)
MALIGNANCY IN RELATION TO ORGANIZATION AND DIFFERENTIATION (1943) (19)
The Development, Morphology and Budding of the Ascidian Diazona (1948) (19)
Induced segmental reorganization in sabellid worms. (1978) (18)
The Natural History of Bulla hydatis Linn (1931) (17)
Regeneration in Clavelina lepadiformis (1936) (17)
The development of isolated blastomeres of the ascidian egg (1936) (17)
Reorganization and regeneration in Sabella. I. Nature of gradient, summation, and posterior reorganization (1936) (17)
Metamorphosis in ascidians (1947) (17)
THE MOSAIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE ASCIDIAN EGG (1932) (16)
A new method of reproduction in Obelia. (1948) (16)
Early Chordate Evolution Part 1. Amphioxus, The Riddle of the Sands (1987) (16)
Structure, Tadpole and Bud Formation in the Ascidian Archidistoma (1948) (15)
Budding and the reproductive cycle of Distaplia. (1948) (13)
The structure, development and budding of the ascidian, eudistoma (1947) (13)
Growth and form in gymnoblastic hydroids. VII. Growth and reproduction in syncoryne and coryne (1953) (13)
THE LIFE CYCLE OF ASELOMARIS MICHAELI, A NEW GYMNOBLASTIC HYDROID (1948) (11)
Memoirs: The Development of the Skull in the Sole and the Plaice (1925) (11)
Chordate Phylogeny@@@The Origin of Vertebrates. (1957) (11)
Form and growth in the development of a Scyphomedusa. (1949) (11)
Regeneration of primordia and developing hydranths of Tubularia. (1948) (11)
The Identification and Validity of Certain Species of Ascidians (1928) (11)
Dwarfism in a sabellid polychaete, a study of an interstitial species. (1977) (10)
The Control of the Beat of the Fan Segments in Chætopterus variopedatus (1927) (9)
The Ascidians Trididemnum Alleni and Distaplia Garstangi, New Species from the Plymouth Area (1947) (9)
Gonophore formation and germ cell origin in Tubularia (1948) (9)
Cell division and differentiation in the growth of specialized vertebrate tissues (1936) (8)
The Structure, Tadpole and Budding of the Ascidian Pycnoclavella Aurilucens Garstang (1947) (8)
Reorganization and regeneration in Sabella. II. The influence of temperature. III. The influence of light (1936) (8)
Biology in Action (1967) (8)
The Ascidian Fauna of the Plymouth Area (1928) (7)
Early Chordate Evolution Part 2. Amphioxus and Ascidians To Settle or Not to Settle (1987) (7)
Morphogenetic fields, their growth and development. (1963) (7)
On the Occurrence and Habits of the Siphonophore, Stephanomia bijuga (Delle Chiaje) (1930) (7)
Tadpole larvae of the ascidians Polycitor, Euherdmania and Polysyncraton (1948) (7)
THE VALIDITY OF LOPHIUS AMERICANUS VAL. AS A SPECIES DISTINCT FROM L. PISCATORIUS LINN., WITH NOTES ON THE RATE OF DEVELOPMENT (6)
Temperature and size in the reorganization of Tubularia. (1948) (6)
The pleasure and practice of biology (1983) (6)
Man's emerging mind : man's progress through time-trees,ice,flood,atoms and the universe (1957) (5)
The Living Tide (1951) (5)
THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF ASCIDIAN EGGS (1936) (4)
THE STRUCTURE OF THE ASCIDIAN, PYCNOCLAVELLA STANLEYI N. SP., AND THE NATURE OF ITS TADPOLE LARVA (1949) (4)
Budding in pyrosoma (1950) (4)
Biology in action : a beginning college textbook (1966) (3)
The "Resting" Nucleus (1936) (3)
The Life of Sea Islands (1967) (3)
The Indestructible Hydra (1957) (3)
Sex and the Nature of Things (1953) (2)
The life of the ocean (1966) (2)
Ascidians of Sagami Bay . Collected by His Majesty the Emperor of Japan. Described and illustrated by Takasi Tokioka; Hirotaro Hattori, Ed. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1953. 315 pp. 79 plates. 2500 yen (1954) (1)
Pelagic Tunicates of Australia. Harold Thompson (1951) (1)
Ascidians of Sagami Bay. Collected by His Majestythe Emperor of Japan. Described and illustrated byTakasi Tokioka; Hirotaro Hattori, Ed. Tokyo:Iwanami Shoten, 1953. 315 pp. 79 plates. 2500 yen (1954) (1)
Recording work done at the Plymouth Laboratory (1928) (0)
Sex and the nature of things : the part sex plays in the creation and evolution of all living things (1955) (0)
You and the Universe (1958) (0)
Inherit the earth (1967) (0)
Development / by N.J. Berrill, Gerald Kaerp (1978) (0)
Nature and Man's Fate. Garrett Hardin. Rinehart, New York, 1959. xi + 375 pp. Illus. + plates. $6 (1960) (0)
The Road to Man . Herbert Wendt. Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y., 1959. 431 pp. Illus. $5.95. (1959) (0)
Worlds apart: a reflection on planets, life, and time (1966) (0)
Man's emerging mind : the story of man's progress through time (1957) (0)
Book Review:The North and South American Ascidians. Willard G. van Name (1946) (0)
Nature and Man's Fate . Garrett Hardin. Rinehart, New York, 1959. xi + 375 pp. Illus. + plates. $6. (1960) (0)
Worlds without end; a reflection on planets, life, and time (1964) (0)
Popular Ecology@@@The Life of the Cave.@@@The Life of the Ocean.@@@The Life of the Seashore.@@@The Life of the Forest.@@@The Life of the Desert.@@@The Life of the Marsh.@@@The Life of the Pond.@@@The Life of Rivers and Streams.@@@The Life of Prairies and Plains. (1970) (0)
Search for the Spiny Babbler: Bird Hunting in Nepal@@@Journey into Wonder (1953) (0)

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