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A Few More Words on Thomas Henry Huxley - Nature
Both took place at Oxford, both at meetings of the British Association. The Bishop had spoken; cheered loudly from time to time during his speech, he sat down amid tumultuous applause, ladies ...
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The Centenary of Huxley - Nature
THE centenary of the birth of Thomas Henry Huxley on May 4, 1825, is an event which may very appropriately be marked in a special way in NATURE. The first issue of this journal, in November ...
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The Unveiling of the Huxley Memorial Statue - Nature
Thomas Henry Huxley, now placed in the first right-hand recess of the Great Hall of the Natural History Museum, was unveiled by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales on Saturday last, April 28, the ceremony ...
Huxley's Teaching at Edinburgh - Nature
DURING the four years when the Challenger was sailing the oceans of the world, Sir Wyville Thomson left his natural history class-room in the University of Edinburgh to lead the expedition.
Current Topics and Events - Nature
THE Huxley Centenary Supplement published with this week's issue of NATURE will, we hope, be judged as modestly worthy of a memorable event. It would have been easy to extend this appreciative ...
Notes - Nature
THE anniversary meeting of the Royal Society will be held, as usual, on St. Andrew's Day, the 30th inst. The following is the list of the Council and Officers nominated for election:— President ...
The Oudtshoorn Meeting of the South African Association for the Advancement of Science - Nature
THE twenty-third annual meeting of the South African Association for the Advancement of Science was held at Oudtshoorn on July 6-11, 1925, under the presidency of the Right Hon. The meeting ...
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British biologist and comparative anatomist
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... Wikipedia