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According to Wikipedia, Thomas Hunt Morgan was an American evolutionary biologist, geneticist, embryologist, and science author who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1933 for discoveries elucidating the role that the chromosome plays in heredity.

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Published Papers

Sex-linked inheritance in Drosophila (518)
SEX LIMITED INHERITANCE IN DROSOPHILA. (337)
The Theory of the Gene (278)
The mechanism of Mendelian heredity (252)
The third-chromosome group of mutant characters of Drosophila melanogaster (219)
The origin of species by natural selection. (216)
RANDOM SEGREGATION VERSUS COUPLING IN MENDELIAN INHERITANCE. (198)
The mechanism of Mendelian heredity, by T. H. Morgan [et al.] (182)
Embryology And Genetics (153)
An attempt to analyze the constitution of the chromosomes on the basis of sex-limited inheritance in Drosophila (126)
The Physical Basis of Heredity. (121)
Chromosomes and Heredity (120)
Complete Linkage in the Second Chromosome of the Male of Drosophila (113)
No crossing-over in the male of Drosophila of genes in the second and third pairs of chromosomes (103)
The Scientific Basis of Evolution (82)
“Polarity” considered as a phenomenon of gradation of materials (75)
A biological and cytological study of sex determination in phylloxerans and aphids (72)
The Relation of Genetics to Physiology and Medicine (72)
Evolution And Genetics (65)
REGENERATION AND LIABILITY TO INJURY. (62)
The physiology of regeneration (59)
Removal of the Block to Self-Fertilization in the Ascidian Ciona. (55)
Genetics and the Physiology of Development (55)
The Mechanism of Mendelian heredity, by T. H. Morgan, A. H. Sturtevant, H. J. Muller [and] C. B. Bridges. (54)
THE ORIGIN OF FIVE MUTATIONS IN EYE COLOR IN DROSOPHILA AND THEIR MODES OF INHERITANCE. (54)
REGENERATION OF PROPORTIONATE STRUCTURES IN STENTOR (54)
A Critique of the Theory of Evolution (53)
THE RISE OF GENETICS. (52)
The Development of Asymmetry in the Fiddler Crab (50)
The development of balanoglossus (47)
The formation of the fish embryo (47)
THE ORIGIN OF NINE WING MUTATIONS IN DROSOPHILA. (46)
REVERSE MUTATION OF THE BAR GENE CORRELATED WITH CROSSING OVER. (45)
The predetermination of sex in phylloxerans and aphids (42)
The Biological Bulletin (42)
What are “Factors” in Mendelian Explanations? (41)
Data for the study of sex‐linked inheritance in Drosophila (41)
Cytological studies of centrifuged eggs (40)
Notes on Regeneration (39)
The Role of the Environment in the Realization of a Sex-Linked Mendelian Character in Drosophila (38)
The genetic and the physiological problems of self‐sterility in Ciona. III. Induced self‐fertilization (38)
The formation of the antipolar lobe in Ilyanassa (36)
The genetic and the physiological problems of self-sterility in Ciona. V. The genetic problem (36)
The growth and metamorphosis of Tornaria (36)
The genetic and the operative evidence relating to secondary sexual characters (35)
The method of inheritance of two sex-limited characters in the same animal (35)
CHROMOSOMES AND ASSOCIATIVE INHERITANCE. (34)
The genetic and the physiological problems of self-sterility in Ciona. VI. Theoretical discussion of genetic data (34)
Contributions to the genetics of Drosophila simulans and Drosophila melanogaster (34)
The Spatial Relations of Genes. (33)
The Application of the Conception of Pure Lines to Sex-Limited Inheritance and to Sexual Dimorphism (32)
Mosaics and gynandromorphs in Drosophila (29)
SEX DETERMINATION AND PARTHENOGENESIS IN PHYLLOXERANS AND APHIDS. (28)
AN ALTERNATIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE ORIGIN OF GYNANDROMORPHOUS INSECTS. (26)
Regeneration of heteromorphic tails in posterior pieces of Planaria simplicissima (26)
The Infertility of Rudimentary Winged Females of Drosophila ampelophila (26)
The elimination of the sex chromosomes from the male-producing eggs of phylloxerans (25)
Dilution effects and bicolorism in certain eye colors of Drosophila (25)
Factors and Unit Characters in Mendelian Heredity (25)
Localization of the Hereditary Material in the Germ Cells. (25)
Sex-linked inheritance in Drosophila, by T. H. Morgan and C. B. Bridges. (24)
THE ENDOCRINE SECRETION OF HEN-FEATHERED FOWLS (24)
The Evidence for the Linear Order of the Genes. (23)
THE POINT OF ENTRANCE OF THE SPERMATOZOöN IN RELATION TO THE ORIENTATION OF THE EMBRYO IN EGGS WITH SPIRAL CLEAVAGE (23)
An attempt to analyze the phenomena of polarity in Tubularia (22)
The Explanation of a New Sex Ratio in Drosophila (22)
The Artificial Induction of Symmetrical Claws in Male Fiddler Crabs (21)
THE SEPARATION OF THE EGG OF ILYANASSA INTO TWO PARTS BY CENTRIFUGING (20)
The Failure of Ether to Produce Mutations in Drosophila (20)
THE LINKAGE OF TWO FACTORS IN DROSOPHILA THAT ARE NOT SEX-LINKED (20)
The genetic and the physiological problems of self-sterility in Ciona. I. Data on self- and cross-fertilization (19)
LUTEAR CELLS AND HEN-FEATHERING (18)
Regeneration in the Egg, Embryo, and Adult (18)
Chiasmatype and Crossing Over (18)
The production of two kinds of spermatozoa in phylloxerans—functional “female producing” and rudimentary spermatozoa (18)
THE RHYTHMIC CHANGES IN FORM OF THE ISOLATED ANTIPOLAR LOBE OF ILYANASSA (17)
Variations in the Secondary Sexual Characters of the Fiddler Crab (17)
CENTRIFUGING THE EGGS OF ILYANASSA IN REVERSE (17)
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NATURALISTS CHANCE OR PURPOSE IN THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF ADAPTATION. (17)
THE INHERITANCE OF A FLUCTUATING CHARACTER (16)
An examination of the problems of physiological “polarity” and of electrical polarity in the earthworm (16)
SOME FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON SELF-FERTILIZATION IN CIONA (15)
Demonstration of the appearance after castration of cock-feathering in a hen-feathered cockerel (15)
Croonian Lecture: On the Mechanism of Heredity (15)
Recent Results Relating to Chromosomes and Genetics (15)
Self-fertilization induced by artificial means (14)
THE ASSUMED PURITY OF THE GERM CELLS IN MENDELIAN RESULTS. (14)
Recent Experiments on the Inheritance of Coat Colors in Mice (14)
Effects of centrifuging eggs of urechis before and after fertilization (14)
THE CONDITIONS THAT LEAD TO NORMAL OR ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF CIONA (14)
GENESIS OF THE WHITE-EYED MUTANT (13)
THE RISE OF GENETICS. II. (13)
THE EFFECTS OF CASTRATION OF HENFEATHERED CAMPINES (13)
REGENERATION AND LIABILITY TO INJURY (13)
Hydranth formation and polarity in Tubularia (13)
SEX‐LINKED INHERTIANCE IN POULTRY (12)
The Cause of Gynandromorphism in Insects (12)
Multiple Allelomorphs in Mice (12)
Experiments in Grafting (12)
Breeding Experiments with Rats (12)
CROSS- AND SELF-FERTILIZATION IN THE ASCIDIAN STYELA (11)
THE CLEAVAGE OF POLAR AND ANTIPOLAR HALVES OF THE EGG OF CHÆTOPTERUS (11)
REGENERATION IN THE PLANARIAN PHAGOCATA GRACILIS (11)
CROSS- AND SELF-FERTILIZATION IN THE ASCIDIAN MOLGULA MANHATTENSIS (11)
The Eugster Gynandromorph Bees (11)
Further experiments on the formation of the antipolar lobe of Ilyanassa (11)
The Influence of the Environment on the Size of Expected Classes (11)
Experiments on polarity in Tubularia (11)
THE MALE AND FEMALE EGGS OF PHYLLOXER ANS OF THE HICKORIES (10)
NOTES ON TWO CROSSES BETWEEN DIFFERENT RACES OF PIGEONS (10)
A Study of Metamerism (10)
The gastrulation of Amphioxus (9)
REGENERATION OF TISSUE COMPOSED OF PARTS OF TWO SPECIES (9)
THE RELATION OF BIOLOGY TO PHYSICS. (9)
Spiral modification of metamerism (9)
Self‐fertility in Ciona in relation to cross‐fertility (9)
Inheritance of Number of Feathers of the Fantail Pigeon (9)
AN ANALYSIS OF THE PHENOMENA OF ORGANIC 'POLARITY.'. (9)
The chromosomes in the parthenogenetic and sexual eggs of phylloxerans and aphids (8)
Heredity of Coat Characters in Guinea Pigs and Rabbits (8)
The Bearing of Mendelism on the Origin of Species (8)
The effects produced by centrifuging eggs before and during development (8)
Hybridization in a mutating period in Drosophila (8)
Demonstration of the effects of castration on Seabright cockerels (8)
Simplicity Versus Adequacy in Mendelian Formulae (8)
DO SPERMATOZOA PENETRATE THE MEMBRANE OF SELF-INSEMINATED EGGS OF CIONA AND STYELA? (7)
A METHOD TO TEST THE HYPOTHESIS OF SELECTIVE FERTILIZATION (7)
Developmental Mechanics (7)
Concerning the Mutation Theory (7)
Sex-Limited and Sex-Linked Inheritance (7)
THE LOCATION OF EMBRYO-FORMING REGIONS IN THE EGG. (7)
The physical basis of heredity / by Thomas Hunt Morgan. (7)
The Factors Locating the First Cleavage Plane in the Egg of Chaetopterus (7)
Regeneration in the Hydromedusa, Gonionemus vertens (7)
Two sex‐linked lethal factors in Drosophila and their influence on the sex‐ratio (6)
Two Embryos from One Egg (6)
THE DYNAMIC FACTOR IN REGENERATION (6)
The dispensibility of gravity in the development of the toad's egg (6)
THE REFLEXES CONNECTED WITH AUTOTOMY IN THE HERMIT-CRAB (6)
Edmund Beecher Wilson, 1856 - 1939 (6)
Dilution of sperm suspensions in relation to cross-fertilization in Ciona (6)
Further experiments on the regeneration of the appendages of the hermit-crab (6)
THE RELATION BETWEEN ENTRANCE POINT OF THE SPERMATOZOÖN AND BILATERALITY OF THE EGG OF CHÆTOPTERUS (6)
THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND CONTROL OF SEX. (6)
Further Evidence on Variation in the Width of the Abdomen in Immature Fiddler Crabs (6)
THE INFLUENCE OF HEREDITY AND OF ENVIRONMENT IN DETERMINING THE COAT COLORS IN MICE (6)
THE SCIENTIFIC WORK OF MISS N. M. STEVENS. (6)
The mechanism and laws of heredity. (6)
THE BEHAVIOR OF THE MATURATION SPINDLES IN POLAR FRAGMENTS OF EGGS OF ILYANASSA OBTAINED BY CENTRIFUGING (5)
THE FACTORS THAT DETERMINE REGENERATION IN ANTENNULARIA (5)
HAS THE WHITE MAN MORE CHROMOSOMES THAN THE NEGRO? (5)
An interim report on cross and self fertilization in Ciona (5)
Heredity of body color in Drosophila (5)
THE EFFECTS OF CENTRIFUGING ON THE POLAR SPINDLES OF THE EGG OF CHAETOPTERUS AND CUMINGIA (5)
SOME FURTHER RECORDS CONCERNING THE PHYSIOLOGY OF REGENERATION IN TUBULARIA (5)
A dominant sex-limited character (5)
The masking of a Mendelian result by the influence of the environment (5)
THE GENETIC FACTOR FOR HEN-FEATHERING IN THE SEBRIGHT BANTAM (5)
The genetics of drosophia (5)
EXPERIMENTS WITH FROG'S EGGS (5)
ZIEGLER'S THEORY OF SEX DETERMINATION, AND AN ALTERNATIVE POINT OF VIEW. (5)
Sex-linked inheritance. (5)
REGENERATION OF THE LEG OF AMPHIUMA MEANS (4)
The genetic and the physiological problems of self‐sterility in Ciona. IV. Some biological aspects of fertilization (4)
The Appearance of Known Mutations in Other Mutant Stocks (4)
The Apparent Inheritance of an Acquired Character and Its Explanation (4)
The Development of Asymmetry (4)
Inheritance in Poultry (4)
THE EFFECTS OF LIGATING THE TESTES OF HEN-FEATHERED COCKS (4)
Heridity of Tricolor in Guinea-Pigs (4)
EDMUND BEECHER WILSON. (4)
The scientific basis of evolution. 2nd Ed. (4)
GOODALE'S EXPERIMENTS ON GONADECTOMY OF FOWLS. (4)
The Hypothesis of Formative Stuffs (4)
Additional data for the study of sex‐linked inheritance in Drosophila (3)
Is the Change in the Sex-Ratio of the Frog that is Affected by External Agents, due to Partial Fertilization? (3)
Hybridology and Gynandromorphism (3)
WILLIAM BATESON. (3)
The Absence of Lutear Cells in the Testis of the Male Phalarope (3)
The Development of Egg-Fragments (3)
Some further data on self fertilization in Ciona (3)
Polarity and Regeneration in Plants (3)
Is the Female Frog Heterozygous in Regard to Sex-Determination? (3)
FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON THE REGENERATION OF TISSUE COMPOSED OF PARTS OF TWO SPECIES (3)
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF CALVIN B. BRIDGES (3)
The genetic and the physiological problems of self-sterility in Ciona. II. The influence of substances in the egg water and sperm suspensions in self- and cross-fertilization in Ciona (3)
A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters. Franklin P. Mall, Jour. of Morph., Vol. XIX, Feb., 1908 (3)
The Life Cycle of Hormaphis Hamamelidis (3)
Castration of hen-feathered Campines (2)
FURTHER EXPERIMENTS IN CROSS- AND SELF-FERTILIZATION OF CIONA AT WOODS HOLE AND CORONA DEL MAR (2)
A RECONSIDERATION OF THE EVIDENCE CONCERNING A DORSO-VENTRAL PRE-ORGANIZATION OF THE EGG OF CHÆTOPTERUS (2)
Evolution and genetics, 2nd ed. (2)
Mechanisms and Laws of Heredity. (2)
The Theoretical Distinction between Multiple Allelomorphs and Close Linkage (2)
Another Case of Multiple Allelomorphs in Drosophila (2)
THE MODERN THEORY OF GENETICS AND THE PROBLEM OF EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT (2)
The Assumed Purity of the Germ Cells in Mendelian Results (2)
THE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. (2)
THE EXTENT AND LIMITATIONS OF THE POWER TO REGENERATE IN MAN AND OTHER VERTEBRATES. (2)
Heredity of Embryonic Characters (2)
Regeneration, by Thomas Hunt Morgan ... (2)
An alteration of the sex-ratio induced by hybridization (2)
A third sex-linked lethal factor in Drosophila (1)
The Scientific Basis of Evolution@@@The Causes of Evolution. (1)
THE EFFECTS OF SALTS AND SUGAR SOLUTIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FROG'S EGG (1)
The Mechanism of Heredity. (1)
Calvin Blackman Bridges (1)
THE ORIGIN OF THE ORGAN-FORMING MATERIALS IN THE FROG'S EMBRYO (1)
THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF HEREDITY (1)
Changes in Factors through Selection (1)
The origin of the test‐cells of ascidians (1)
One Embryo from Two Eggs (1)
An attempt to analyse the phenomena of polarity (1)
The Localization of the Median Plane of the Embryo (1)
Experiments bearing on the nature of the karyokinetic figure (1)
WHITMAN'S WORK ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE GROUP OF PIGEONS. (1)
What is Darwinism (0)
The chromosomes and Mendel's two laws. (0)
An Introduction to General Biology (0)
The Mechanism of Heredity. (0)
An Alternative Interpretation of the Origin of Gynandromorphous Insects (0)
Memoirs: A Study of Metamerism (0)
The Origin of Five Mutations in Eye Color in Drosophila and Their Modes of Inheritance (0)
Different kinds of evolution. (0)
The materials of evolution. (0)
Evolution and genetics, by Thomas Hunt Morgan ... (0)
An Alternative Interpretation of the Origin of Gynandromorphous Insects (0)
The evidence for organic evolution. (0)
A critique of the theory of evolution. Lectures delivered at Princeton University, February 24, March 1, 8, 15, 1916. (0)
A contribution to the embryology and phylogeny of the pycnogonids ... By T. H. Morgan. (0)
Normal and abnormal development of the eggs of Ciona. (0)
Human heredity and modern genetics (0)
The construction of chromosome maps (0)
The physical basis of heredity, by Thomas Hunt Morgan ... 117 illustrations. (0)
Allelomorphs and Mice (0)
THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE NAPLES STATION. (0)
Memoirs: The Orientation of the Frog's Egg (0)
Mendel's two laws of heredity. (0)
Evolution by Mutation (0)
Committee B, Methods of Appointment and Promotion (0)
Evolution and adaptation, by Thomas Hunter Morgan, Ph. D. (0)
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR NATIONAL SERVICE ON THE PART OF ZOOLOGISTS AND ZOOLOGICAL LABORATORIES. (0)
SEX INVERSION IN THE PEAFOWL (0)
The development of the frog's egg: an introduction to experimental embryology, by Thomas Hunt Morgan (0)
The Determination of Sex (0)
Are the Drone Eggs of the Honey-Bee Fertilized? (0)
The theory of the gene, by Thomas Hunt Morgan ... (0)
The linkage groups and the chromosomes. (0)
MOULTING AND CHANGE OF COLOR OF COAT IN MICE. (0)
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NATURALISTS. (0)
A critique of the theory of evolution, by Thomas Hunt Morgan ... Lectures delivered at Princeton University, February 24, March 1, 8, 15, 1916. (0)
SPECIAL ARTICLES. (0)
THE RISE OF GENETICSExcerpts from the Address of the President of the Sixth International Congress of Genetics, at Ithaca (0)
Variation in Juvenile Fiddler Crabs (0)
A gift by Thomas Hunt Morgan, For. Mem. R. S (0)
“The relation between normal and abnormal development of the frog's egg” (0)
Selection and Cross-breeding in Relation to the Inheritance of Coat-pigments and Coatpatterns in Rats and Guinea Pigs (0)
The four great historical speculations. (0)
Heredity and sex / by Thomas Hunt Morgan. (0)
The Mechanism of Heredity. (0)
Back of Frontispiece (0)
Natural selection and evolution. (0)
Moulting and Change of Color of Coat in Mice (0)
Sea-shore Life. The Invertebrates of the New York Coast (0)
The non-inheritance of acquired characters. (0)
Experimental zoölogy / by Thomas Hunt Morgan ... (0)
Human Inheritance (0)

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The genetic and the operative evidence relating to secondary sexual characters

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