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According to Wikipedia, Thomas Henry Huxley was an English biologist and anthropologist who specialized in comparative anatomy. He has become known as "Darwin's Bulldog" for his advocacy of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.

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Published Papers

Evidence of Man's Place in Nature (1863) (249)
The crayfish;: An introduction to the study of zoology (196)
On the Hypothesis that Animals are Automata, and its History (178)
Man's Place in Nature (159)
On Stagonolepis Robertsoni, and on the Evolution of the Crocodilia (1875) (132)
A Manual of the Anatomy of Invertebrated Animals (122)
Figures and descriptions illustrative of British organic remains. (96)
On the Animals which are most nearly intermediate between Birds and Reptiles (1868) (95)
Evolution and ethics, and other essays (91)
Further Evidence of the Affinity between the Dinosaurian Reptiles and Birds (1870) (75)
The Coming of Age of the Origin of Species (1880) (65)
Method and results (63)
Evidence as to man's place in nature / by Thomas Henry Huxley (60)
I. The Croonian Lecture.—On the theory of the vertebrate skull (57)
Nature: Aphorisms by Goethe (1869) (54)
On the Geographical Distribution of the Chief Modifications of Mankind (53)
Inland Fisheries (1871) (49)
Biogenesis and abiogenesis. (47)
On the Classification of the Dinosauria, with observations on the Dinosauria of the Trias (1870) (46)
An account of the petrological, botanical, and zoological collections made in Kerguelen’s Land and Rodriguez during the Transit of Venus Expeditions, carried out by order of Her Majesty’s Government in the years 1874-75. - Preface (39)
Observations on the Development of some parts of the Skeleton of Fishes (39)
On a Fossil Bird and a Fossil Cetacean from New Zealand (1859) (38)
On some Amphibian and Reptilian Remains from South Africa and Australia (1859) (35)
Mans Place In Nature (31)
Lay sermons, addresses, and reviews (30)
An introduction to the classification of animals. By Thomas Henry Huxley ... (26)
Science and culture, and other essays (26)
On the Classification of the Animal Kingdom (1875) (26)
On the Stagonolepis Robertsoni (Agassiz) of the Elgin Sandstones; and on the recently discovered Footmarks in the Sandstones of Cummingstone (1859) (26)
The Anniversary Address (1862) (25)
XXII. On the anatomy and the affinities of the family of the medusæ (25)
On a Piece of Chalk (24)
Evidence as to man's place in nature / Thomas H. Huxley. (23)
On the Study of Biology (1877) (23)
XXIV. Observations upon the anatomy and physiology of salpa and pyrosoma (23)
On the osteology of the genus glyptodon (22)
II. On the morphology of the cephalous mollusca, as illustrated by the anatomy of certain heteropoda and pteropoda collected during the voyage of H. M. S. "Rattlesnake" in 1846-50 (22)
On Hypsilophodon Foxii, a new Dinosaurian from the Wealden of the Isle of Wight (1870) (21)
Physiography: An Introduction to the Study of Nature (21)
On the methods and results of ethnology. (21)
A Course of Practical Instruction in Elementary Biology (1876) (21)
Evolution and ethics : the Romanes lecture, 1893 (20)
I. Remarks upon Archæopteryx lithographica (20)
On Two Widely Contrasted Forms of the Human Cranium. (20)
The Nature of the Craniofacial Apparatus of Petromyzon. (19)
I.—On Saurosternon Bainii, and Pristerodon McKayi, Two New Fossil Lacertilian Reptiles from South Africa (1868) (19)
The oceanic Hydrozoa : a description of the Calycophoridæ and Physophoridæ observed during the voyage of H.M.S. "Rattlesnake," in the years 1846-1850 / by Thomas Henry Huxley. (18)
On Certain Errors Respecting the Structure of the Heart Attributed to Aristotle (1879) (18)
On the Method of Zadig: Retrospective prophecy as a function of science. (18)
XIV. On the Agamic Reproduction and Morphology of Aphis.–Part I. (1858) (17)
IV.—On Acanthopholis Horridus, a New Reptile from the Chalk-marl (1867) (17)
The First Volume of the Publications of the “challenger” (1880) (16)
XV. On the structure and motion of glaciers (16)
Further Observations upon Hyperodapedon Gordoni. (1887) (14)
On the Upper Jaw of Megalosaurus (1869) (14)
An introduction to the study of zoology, illustrated by the crayfish / by T.H. Huxley. (14)
On the Relations of Man to the Lower Animals (13)
American Addresses, with a Lecture on the Study of Biology (13)
On a New Species of Dicynodon (D. Murrayi) from near Colesberg, South Africa (1859) (13)
Critiques and addresses (13)
On Cephalaspis and Pteraspis (1858) (13)
Universities: Actual and ideal. (12)
Lectures on the elements of comparative anatomy. By Thomas Henry Huxley ... On the classification of animals and on the vertebrate skull. (12)
The Scientific Memoirs of Thomas Henry Huxley (12)
On our knowledge of the causes of the phenomena of organic nature [Six Lectures to Working Men.--1863]. (11)
V. Preliminary note on the fossil remains of a Chelonian reptile, Ceratochelys sthenurus, from Lord Howe's Island, Australia (11)
On the dermal armour of Jacare and Caiman, with notes on the Specific and Generic Characters of recent Crocodilia (1859) (11)
Essays Upon Some Controverted Questions (11)
MR. DARWIN'S CRITICS [1871] (11)
On Rhamphorhynchus Bucklandi, a Pterosaurian from the Stonesfield Slate (1859) (10)
III. On the characters of the pelvis in the mammalia, and the conclusions respecting the origin of mammals which may be based on them (10)
Description of Anthracosaurus Russelli, a new Labyrinthodont from the Lanarkshire Coal-field (1863) (10)
Original Communications: Note on the Reproductive Organs of the Cheilostome Polyzoa (1856) (10)
XXXIV.—Zoological notes and observations made on board H.M.S. Rattlesnake (1851) (10)
Manual of human histology / by A. Kölliker ; translated and edited by George Busk and Thomas Huxley. (9)
Science and Christian tradition (9)
On Hyperodapedon (1869) (9)
Manual of Human Microscopical Anatomy (1855) (9)
The Gentians: Notes and Queries. (1887) (8)
An introduction to the study of zoology, illustrated by the crayfish. With eighty-two illustrations. (8)
EVOLUTION AND ETHICS [1893] (8)
First Report of the Royal Commission on Scientific Instruction and the Advancement of Science. (1871) (8)
Two Statements (8)
A manual of the anatomy of invertebrated animals / by Thomas H. Huxley. (8)
On the Development of the Teeth, and on the Nature and Import of Nasmyth's "Persistent Capsule" (1853) (8)
THE CONNECTION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES WITH MEDICINE. (1881) (8)
The Connection of the Biological Sciences with Medicine (1881) (8)
On some points in the Anatomy of Nautilus pompilius. (1858) (7)
I. A contribution to the pathology of the epidemic known as the 'salmon disease.' (7)
Evolution in biology. (7)
Contributions to the anatomy of the brachiopoda (7)
Report on Spiritualism of the Committee of the London Dialectical Society, together with the Evidence, oral and written, and a Selection from the Correspondence. Longman and Co. 1871 (7)
On the Premolar Teeth of Diprotodon, and on a New Species of that Genus (1862) (6)
Medical Education (1890) (6)
On the Classification of Mammalia (1863) (6)
On the formation of coal. (6)
On a new Labyrinthodont from Bradford (1869) (6)
An Address on the Connection of the Biological Sciences with Medicine (1881) (6)
Life in the Deep Sea (1870) (6)
The crayfish : An introd. to the study of zoology. -- (6)
On the physical basis of life. by T. H. Huxley. (6)
The genealogy of animals. (6)
Autobiography and Selected Essays (6)
Scientific memoirs, selected from the transactions of foreign academies of science, and from foreign journals. Natural history. Ed. by Arthur Henfrey and Thomas Henry Huxley. (6)
Preliminary Note on the Fossil Remains of a Chelonian Reptile, Ceratochelys Sthenurus, from Lord Howe's Island, Australia1 (6)
Life and letters of Thomas Henry Huxley / by his son, Leonard Huxley. (6)
Evolution and ethics : and other essays / by Thomas H. Huxley. (6)
Bishop Berkeley on the metaphysics of sensation. (5)
A Course of Elementary Instruction in Practical Biology . By T. H. Huxley. Revised and edited by G. B. Howes and D. H. Scott, London and New York, Macmillan. 16°. $2.60 (1888) (5)
Notes from the “Challenger” (1875) (5)
On a New Species of Plesiosaurus from Street, near Glastonbury; with Remarks on the Structure of the Atlas and Axis Vertebræ, and of the Cranium, in that Genus (1858) (5)
Original Communications: on Dysteria; a new genus of Infusoria (1857) (5)
III. Preliminary note upon the brain and skull ofAmphioxus lanceolatus (5)
II. Observations on glaciers (5)
Evolution and ethics. Prolegomena [1894]. (5)
II. On the osteology of the genus glyptodon (5)
On the Dermal Armour of Crocodilus Hastingslæ (1859) (4)
Dr. Bastian and Spontaneous Generation (1870) (4)
XVI. On the Anatomy and Development of Pyrosoma. (1860) (4)
Lacinularia socialis. A Contribution to the Anatomy and Physiology of the Rotifera (4)
On sensation and the unity of structure of the sensiferous organs. (4)
On a New Species of Macrauchenia (M. Boliviensis) (1861) (4)
Critiques and addresses by Thomas Huxley (4)
Palaeontology and the doctrine of evolution. (4)
On the origin of species; or, The causes of the phenomena of organic nature: a course of six lectures to working men / by Thomas H. Huxley. (3)
Royal Institution of Great Britain: A Lecture on the Identity of Structure of Plants and Animals (1853) (3)
On the Cetacean Fossils termed “Ziphius” by Cuvier, with a Notice of a New Species (Belemnoziphius compressus) from the Red Crag (1864) (3)
On coral and coral reefs. (3)
Memoirs: On Saprolegnia in Relation to the Salmon Disease. Extracted from the Twenty-first Annual Report of H.M.'s Inspectors of Salmon Fisheries (1882) (3)
XXIX. Observations on the structure of glacier ice (1857) (3)
Elementary instruction in physiology. (3)
Aphorisms and reflections from the works of T. H. Huxley / selected by Henrietta A. Huxley. (2)
CRITICISMS ON “THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES” [1864] (2)
On the Relations of Man to the Inferior Animals (1863) (2)
Science and education. Essays by Thomas H. Huxley. (2)
On a Stalk-eyed Crustacean from the Carboniferous Strata near Paisley (1862) (2)
The oceanic hydrozoa; a description of the calycophoridæ and physophordæ observes during the voyage of the H.M.S. "Rattlesnake" in theyears 1846-1850 : with general introduction (2)
On the Progress of Palæontology (1870) (2)
XXV. Remarks upon the appendicularia and doliolum, two genera of the tunicata (2)
VIII.—On the method of Palæontology (1856) (2)
A critical examination of the position of Mr. Darwin's work, "On the origin of species," in relation to the complete theory of the causes of the phenomena of organic nature. (2)
Science and culture, and other essays. By Thomas Henry Huxley. (2)
Triassic Dinosauria (2)
I.—Report upon the researches of Prof. Müller into the anatomy and development of the Echinoderms (1851) (2)
EVOLUTION IN BIOLOGY [1878] (1)
Forbes and Tyndall (1)
“The First Volume of the Publications of the ‘Challenger’”—A Correction (1880) (1)
The Article “Birds” in “Encyclopædia Britannica” (1)
Autobiography and selected essays, by Thomas Henry Huxley; ed., with introduction and notes, by Ada L. F. Snell. (1)
Social Diseases and Worse Remedies; Letters to the Times on Mr. Booth's Scheme, with a Preface and (Reprinted) Introductory Essay (1)
Christianity and agnosticism : a controversy : consisting of papers (1)
The Duke of Argyll's Charges against Men of Science (1888) (1)
Select Works Of Thomas H. Huxley (1)
A catalogue of the Cretaceous fossils in the Museum of Practical Geology. (1)
Capital—The mother of labour. An economical problem discussed from a physiological point of view. [1890]. (1)
THE GENEALOGY OF ANIMALS [1869] (1)
Observations on the Structure and Affinities of Himantopterus (1856) (1)
Man's place in nature and a supplementary essay (1)
SCIENCE AND MORALS [1886] (1)
Man's place in nature : and other anthropological essays / by Thomas H. Huxley. (1)
The method by which the causes of the present and past conditions of organic nature are to be discovered.--The origination of living beings. (1)
II. On the epipubis in the dog and fox (1)
Original Communications: Observations on the existence of Cellulose in the Tunic of Ascidians (1)
An Introduction to the Study of Zoology (1)
Evidences of evolution (1)
The Deep-Sea Soundings and Geology (1870) (1)
On some fixed points in British ethnology. (1)
The conditions of existence as affecting the perpetuation of living beings. (1)
Note to a paper entitled "Contributions to the anatomy of the brachiopoda" (1)
Establishment of Science Scholarships (1890) (1)
A half-century of science (1)
Manual of human microscopical anatomy, by A. Kölliker. Translated by George Busk and Thomas Huxley. Edited, with notes and additons by J. da Costa. (1)
Kant's View of Space (1)
Essays ethical and political (1)
On the Study of Biology 1 (1)
L'écrevisse : introduction à l'étude de la zoologie / (1)
Les problèmes de la biologie (1)
SOCIAL DISEASES AND WORSE REMEDIES [1891] (0)
Thomas Henry Huxley on education and culture (0)
On tape and cystic worms : with an introduction on the origin of intestinal worms / (0)
Charles Darwin [Nature, April 27th, 1882]. (0)
Evolution and ethics, by Thomas H. Huxley, F. R. S., delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre, May 18, 1893. (0)
Lesson X: The coalescence of sensations with one another and with other states of consciousness. (0)
Man and Beast (1863) (0)
Introductory by Professor Huxley. (0)
Lesson IV: Respiration. (0)
An elementary atlas of comparative osteology, in twelve plates (0)
Observations upon Appendicularia and Doliolum. (0)
UNVEILING OF THE HUXLEY MEMORIAL. (0)
Lessons in elementary physiology (enl. and rev. ed.). (0)
Lessons in elementary physiology, by Thomas H. Huxley. (0)
Original Communications: On the Ultimate Structure and Relations of the Malpighian Bodies of the Spleen and of the Tonsillar Follicles (1854) (0)
Hume . Locke . Burke (0)
Past and Present (1892) (0)
On tape and cystic worms (0)
Science & education : essays (0)
An Uncrowned King in Science (1895) (0)
Boys and girls in biology (0)
Introductory [science primer] By Professor Huxley, F.R.S. (0)
As Regards Protoplasm, in Relation to Professor [R.H.] Huxley's Essay on the Physical Basis of Life [Entitled Protoplasm] (0)
Lesson I: A general view of the structure and functions of the human body. (0)
Darwinism and politics . Administrative nihilism (0)
Lesson IX: The organ of sight. (0)
I. Description of a new specimen of Glyptodon, recently acquired by the Royal College of Surgeons of England (0)
Lesson VI: The function of alimentation. (0)
Original Communications: On the Sructure of the Mouth and Pharynx of the Scorpion (1860) (0)
Original Communications: Further Observations on the Structure of Appendicularia Flabellum (Chamisso) (1856) (0)
Lay sermons, addresses and reviews / by Thomas Henry Huxley. (0)
Lesson V: The sources of loss and of gain to the blood. (0)
A course of elementary instruction in practical biology / by T.H. Husley, assisted by H.N. Martin. Rev. ed. extended and edited by G.B. Howes and D.H. Scott. With a pref. by Huxley. (0)
Palæontology at the Royal School of Mines (0)
Science and the State (1892) (0)
Scientific Worthies (0)
PROFESSOR HUXLEY ON MEDICAL EDUCATION. (1870) (0)
Review: Lectures on the Elements of Comparative Anatomy (0)
On the Development of the Teeth, and on the Nature and Import of Nasmyth's "Persistent Capsule." (1854) (0)
Discourses: biological & geological; essays by Thomas H. Huxley. (0)
Lesson VII: Motion and locomotion. (0)
Lesson XI: The nervous system and innervation. (0)
Lesson III: The blood and the lymph. (0)
A course of elementary instruction in practical biology, by T. H. Huxley. Assisted by H. N. Martin. (0)
April 11c 1865 (0)
Upon the morphology of the Cephalous mollusca, as illustrated by the anatomy of certain heteropoda and pteropoda (0)
Proceedings of Societies: Royal College of Surgeons, Hunterian Lectures on the Invertebrata (1868) (0)
Selections from Huxley, ed. by C. Alphonso Smith. (0)
A Glimpse through the Corridors of Time (0)
Selections from Huxley's lay sermons : addresses and reviews (0)
On the Ethnology of Britain (0)
Original Communications: On the Structure and Relation of the Corpuscula Tactus(Tactile Corpuscles or Axile Corpuscles), and of the Pacinian Bodies (0)
Zoological Society: On the Structure of Echinococcus Veterinorum (1853) (0)
Charles Darwin (0)
ON THE ARYAN QUESTION [1890] (0)
Man's place in nature, by Thomas H. Huxley (0)
ON SOME FIXED POINTS IN BRITISH ETHNOLOGY [1871] (0)
Critiques and addresses, by Thomas Henry Huxley (0)
Darwiniana : essays / by Thomas H. Huxley (0)
An Address on the Theories of Life and Motion (1874) (0)
V.—On the development of Pyrosoma (0)
THE PROPOSED FISHERIES BOARD OF GREAT BRITAIN. (1886) (0)
Introductory. By Professor Huxley, F. R. S. (0)
Selections from Huxley : embracing the Autobiography ; On the advisableness of imroving natural knowledge ; A liberal education and where to find it ; On a piece of chalk / edited with introduction and notes by John P. Cushing. (0)
Lesson XII: Histology; Or, the minute structure of the tissues. (0)
Huxley memorial lectures to the University of Birmingham. With an introduction by Sir Oliver Lodge. (0)
Introductory Address on University and Medical Teaching (1874) (0)
Huxley and Tyndall : selected essays (0)
The Darwin memorial [June 9th, 1885]. (0)
Reviews (1900) (0)
Lesson VIII: Sensations and sensory organs. (0)
Lesson II: The organs of circulation. (0)
On the Enamel and Dentine of the Teeth (1855) (0)
Selections from Huxley : embracing the Autobiography, On the advisableness of improving natural konwledge, A liberal education and where to find it, On a piece of chalk (0)
A half-century of science by T.H. Huxley and Grant Allen. (0)
The Forefathers of the English People (1870) (0)
On Pteraspis Dunensis (Archæoteuthis Dunensis, Roemer) (1861) (0)

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