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PhD Psychology Stanford University
Masters Psychology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Psychology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, William Randolph Taylor was an American botanist known as an expert in phycology. Early life Taylor was born on December 21, 1895, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He attended the University of Pennsylvania to study botany, receiving his B.S. in 1916, M.S. in 1917, and Ph.D. in 1920. In 1918, he served as private in the U.S. Army during WWI.

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William Randolph Taylor's Published Works

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The classification of amino acid conservation. (1986) (637)
Freshwater Algae (1933) (202)
The Structure and Reproduction of the Algae (1936) (64)
The genus Turbinaria in eastern seas (1964) (47)
CHROMOSOME MORPHOLOGY IN FRITILLARIA, ALSTROEMERIA, SILPHIUM, AND OTHER GENERA (1926) (42)
Records of Asian and Western Pacific Marine Algae, Particularly Algae from Indonesia and the Philippines (1966) (40)
ALGAE COLLECTED BY THE HASSLER, ALBATROSS, AND SCHMITT EXPEDITIONS (1930) (35)
Cytological Studies on Gasteria. II. A Comparison of the Chromosomes of Gasteria, Aloe, and Haworthia (1925) (35)
THE CHROMOSOME MORPHOLOGY OF VELTHEMIA, ALLIUM, AND CYRTANTHUS (1925) (32)
CHROMOSOME CONSTRICTIONS AS DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS IN PLANTS (1925) (32)
NOTES ON ALGAE FROM THE TROPICAL ATLANTIC OCEAN (1929) (30)
CYTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON GASTERIA: I. CHROMOSOME SHAPE AND INDIVIDUALITY (29)
II. A COMPARISON OF THE CHROMOSOMES OF GASTERIA, ALOË, AND HAWORTHIA (1925) (23)
CHROMOSOME STUDIES ON GASTERIA III. CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE DURING MICROSPOROGENESIS AND THE POSTMEIOTIC MITOSIS (1931) (23)
Two Undescribed Species of Halimeda (1962) (22)
Species of Caulerpa (Chlorophyceae) collected on the International Indian Ocean Expedition (1967) (21)
Notes on algae from the Tropical Atlantic Ocean—V (1971) (15)
AN INTERESTING CAULERPA FROM THE ANDAMAN SEA (1965) (13)
Algae Collected by the Hassler, Albatross, and Schmitt Expeditions. I. Marine Algae from Brazil (1930) (13)
Common Seaweeds of China (English Edition) (1984) (13)
ALPINE ALGAE FROM THE SANTA MARTA MOUNTAINS, COLOMBIA (1935) (13)
THE MARINE ALGAE OF THE SOUTHWESTERN PENINSULA OF HISPANIOLA (1929) (12)
A new species of Botryocladia from the West Indies (1973) (12)
Phytoplankton of Isle Royale (1935) (10)
Notes on three bermudian marine algae (1961) (9)
Notes on the Marine Algae of Florida (1929) (8)
Observations on Pseudobryopsis and Trichosolen (chlorophyceae-bryopsidaceae) in America (1962) (7)
The Smear Method for Plant Cytology (1924) (7)
The status of Agardhiella tenera and Agardhiella baileyi (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales) (1973) (7)
Notes on Indo-Pacific Turbinarias (1966) (6)
Cladophoropsis philippinensis, a New Species from the Western Pacific Ocean (1961) (6)
NOTES ON THE GENUS ANABAENOPSIS (1932) (6)
THE PHYTOPLANKTON OF SOME ARIZONA POOLS AND LAKES (1928) (6)
A new Naccaria from the West Indies (1971) (5)
Additions to the flora of Mount Desert, Maine (4)
Notes on some fresh-water algae from Newfoundland (4)
Phaeophycean life-histories in relation to classification (1936) (4)
Marine Algae of the Smithsonian-Bredin Expedition to the Society and Tuamotu Islands (1973) (4)
NOTES ON VAUCHERIA LONGICAULIS HOPPAUGH (1952) (3)
Alpine Algal Flora of the Mountains of British Columbia (1928) (3)
A note on Bryopsis in the West Indies1 (1962) (3)
A New Halimeda (Chlorophyceae, Codiaceae) from the Philippines (1973) (3)
A New Syriac Fragment Dealing with Incidents in the Second Crusade (2)
Comment on the proposal concerning Bagrus Bosc, 1816, with requests to place Bagre Cloquet, 1816 on the Official List and to suppress Porcus Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1808 Z.N.(S.) 2371 (1985) (2)
Reappearance of rare New England marine algae (1941) (2)
Comment on the proposed validation ofSiganus Forskil, 1775, and request that the name Teuthis Linnaeus (Pisces) be placed on the official list of generic names in Zoology Z.N. (S.) 1721 (1970) (2)
PHYCOLOGY IN RETROSPECT AND ANTICIPATION (1959) (2)
A New Samaritan Inscription (1941) (2)
Silurus felis Linnaeus, 1766 (currently Ariopsis felis; Osteichthyes, Siluriformes): proposed designation of a neotype (1987) (1)
A Species of Acrothrix on the Massachusetts Coast (1928) (1)
Comments on the names Heterotis Ehrenberg and Clupisudis Swainson, with a request to place certain works attributed to Hemprich and Ehrenberg, 1828, on the official index of rejected works in Zoology. Z.N. (S.) 1807 (1970) (1)
THE EMBRYOGENY OF CYRTANTHUS PARVIFLORUS BAKER (1921) (1)
A SPECIES OFACROTHRIXON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST (1928) (1)
Syriac Mss. Found in Peking, Ca. 1925 (1941) (1)
A Method of Demonstrating the Sheath Structure of a Desmid (1921) (0)
Recent Studies of Phaeophyceae and Their Bearing on Classification (1922) (0)
A Case of Daboia Poisoning (1919) (0)
Organization of Heterotypic Chromosomes (1922) (0)
Bryophyte Herbarium of the University of Pennsylvania (0)
Note on Marine Algaw from Sao Paulo, Brazil (1930) (0)
A report on philatelic phycology (1989) (0)
The Oedogoniaceae . By L. H. Tiffany. 253 pp., 64 pl., 25.5 × 17 cm. Published by the author, Columbus, Ohio, 1930. (1930) (0)
A PUNCTARIA NEW TO NEW-ENGLAND WATERS (1971) (0)
NOTE ON MARINE ALGAE FROM SAO PAULO, BRAZIL (1930) (0)
Some New Palestinian Inscriptions (1931) (0)

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