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W. H. Gaskell

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According to Wikipedia, Walter Holbrook Gaskell FRS was a British physiologist. Early life The son of barrister John Dakin Gaskell, he was educated at Highgate School and Trinity College, Cambridge, receiving his BA as a wrangler in 1869 and becoming a Fellow of Trinity Hall.

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W. H. Gaskell's Published Works

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On the Structure, Distribution and Function of the Nerves which innervate the Visceral and Vascular Systems (233)
On the Innervation of the Heart, with especial reference to the Heart of the Tortoise (1883) (224)
On the Tonicity of the Heart and Blood Vessels 1 (1880) (220)
On the Relation between the Structure, Function, Distribution and Origin of the Cranial Nerves; together with a Theory of the Origin of the Nervous System of Vertebrata (1889) (61)
XXIII. The Croonian lecture.—On the rhythm of the heart of the frog, and on the nature of the action of the vagus nerve (52)
On the Action of Muscarin upon the Heart, and on the Electrical Changes in the non‐beating Cardiac Muscle brought about by Stimulation of the Inhibitory and Augmentor Nerves (1887) (43)
Further Researches on the Vasomotor Nerves of Ordinary Muscles (1878) (36)
II. On the rhythm of the heart of the frog, and on the nature of the action of the vagus nerve (35)
The origin of vertebrates (34)
The Changes of the Blood-stream in Muscles through Stimulation of their Nerves. (31)
The Electrical changes in the Quiescent Cardiac Muscle which accompany Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve (1886) (24)
On the Augmentor (Accelerator) Nerves of the Heart of Cold‐blooded Animals (1884) (23)
On the Anatomy of the Cardiac Nerves in certain Cold‐blooded Vertebrates (1885) (19)
The involuntary nervous system, by Walter Holbrook Gaskell. (14)
Preliminary Observations on the Innervation of the Heart of the Tortoise (1882) (13)
On the origin of vertebrates from a crustacean-like ancestor (1890) (12)
On the Origin of Vertebrates deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes: Part IV. (1899) (7)
On the Origin of Vertebrates, deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes. (1898) (6)
ON THE ORIGIN OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF VERTEBRATES (1889) (5)
A Report on the Physiological Action of Chloroform, with a Criticism of the Second Hyderabad Chloroform Commission (1893) (4)
The Vasomotor Nerves of Striated Muscles. (3)
On the Origin of Vertebrates Deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes. (3)
Address to the physiological section (2)
I. On the relation between the structure, function, and distribution of the cranial nerves. Preliminary communication (2)
On the Relations between the Function, Structure, Origin, and Distribution of the Nerve-Fibres, which compose the Spinal and Cranial Nerves, being the Marshall Hall Prize Oration. (1889) (2)
The Origin of Vertebrates, deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes: Part X. (1)
Preliminary Note of further Investigations upon the Vaso‐motor Nerves of Striated Muscle (1878) (1)
ON THE MEANING OF THE CRANIAL NERVES (1)
On the Origin of Vertebrates deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes: Part XII. (1)
On the Origin of Vertebrates, deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes: Part III. (1)
Gaskell's “Origin of Vertebrates” (1909) (0)
A Report on the Physiological Action of Chloroform, with a Criticism of the Second Hyderabad Chloroform Commission (1893) (0)
A Report on the Physiological Action of Chloroform, with a Criticism of the Second Hyderabad Chloroform Commission (1893) (0)
On the Comparison of the Cranial with the Spinal Nerves (1888) (0)
THE PROOF THAT CHLOROFORM HAS NO DIRECT ACTION ON THE HEART. (1893) (0)
On the Origin of Vertebrates, Deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes. (0)
III. Preliminary notice of investigations on the action of the vaso-motor nerves of striated muscle (0)
On the Origin of Vertebrates, deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes. (0)
The origin of vertebrates, by Walter Holbrook Gaskell ... (0)
THE CHLOROFORM INVESTIGATIONS IN HYDERABAD. (1894) (0)
Origin of Vertebrates, deduced from the Study of Ammocoetes: Parts V.-VIII. (1900) (0)
An Address on the Origin of the Vertebrate Nervous System (1890) (0)
II. On the tonicity of the heart and arteries (0)

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