George John Romanes
Biographic Data
| ID | 5633684 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George John Romanes |
| GIVEN NAMES | George John |
| FAMILY NAME | Romanes |
| SIGNATURE | ROMANES G J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Google (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1876 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mental Evolution in Animals
Mental Evolution in Man
Darwin and after Darwin
The life and letters of George John Romanes
for many years parish minister of Cromarty.Mrs. Romanes was connected with several old Highland families, and was athorough Highlander.Handsome, vivacious, unconventional, and clever, she was in all respects a great contrast to her husband, who, as years went on, seems to have lived mainly the life of a student, and to have left the care of mundane things to his wife.Three sons and two daughters were born.Of these, only two, the eldest son and yo…
The life and letters of George John Romanes
land families, and was a thorough Highlander. Handsome, vivacious, unconventional, and clever, she was in all respects a great contrast to her husband, who, as years went on, seems to have lived mainly the life of a student, and to have left the care of mundane things to his wife. Three sons and two daughters were born. Of these, only two, the eldest son and youngest daughter, now survive.
An Examination of Weismannism
Mind and Motion and Monism
Mind and motion and monism.
Mental evolution in animals, with a posthumous essay on instinct.
Essays in Philosophical Criticism
VII. Concluding observations on the locomotor system of medusæ
In my previous papers on this subject the considerations are sufficiently explained which originally induced me to defer any systematic investigation concerning the histology of the Medusæ, until the more important of the physiological observations should have been completed. While preparing the material for these papers, I was not blind to the fact that it served still further to ripen the promise that a careful development of the histology of t…
XVIII. Further observations on the locomotor system of medusœ
In now submitting the second instalment of my observations on the locomotor system of Medusæ to the consideration of this Society, I should like to preface the communication with a few words to explain why several experiments which I had intended to perform this season have been unavoidably postponed. It is well known to naturalists that, from causes which are not very well understood, the numbers of Medusæ in the same localities are subject, in…
XI. The Croonian lecture.--Preliminary observations on the locomotor system of medusæ
1. Structure of the Medusæ. -Although it is not my intention in this preliminary notice to enter into the literature of my subject, it is nevertheless desirable to quote the well-known statements of Prof. L. Agassiz regarding the nature and distribution of the nervous system which he describes as occurring in the Medusae. He says:-“There is unquestionably a nervous system in the Medusæ, but this nervous system does not form large central masses t…
XI. The Croonian lecture.--Preliminary observations on the locomotor system of medusæ
1. Structure of the Medusæ. -Although it is not my intention in this preliminary notice to enter into the literature of my subject, it is nevertheless desirable to quote the well-known statements of Prof. L. Agassiz regarding the nature and distribution of the nervous system which he describes as occurring in the Medusae. He says:-“There is unquestionably a nervous system in the Medusæ, but this nervous system does not form large central masses t…
XVIII. Further observations on the locomotor system of medusœ
In now submitting the second instalment of my observations on the locomotor system of Medusæ to the consideration of this Society, I should like to preface the communication with a few words to explain why several experiments which I had intended to perform this season have been unavoidably postponed. It is well known to naturalists that, from causes which are not very well understood, the numbers of Medusæ in the same localities are subject, in…
VII. Concluding observations on the locomotor system of medusæ
In my previous papers on this subject the considerations are sufficiently explained which originally induced me to defer any systematic investigation concerning the histology of the Medusæ, until the more important of the physiological observations should have been completed. While preparing the material for these papers, I was not blind to the fact that it served still further to ripen the promise that a careful development of the histology of t…
Essays in Philosophical Criticism
Mental evolution in animals, with a posthumous essay on instinct.
Mind and motion and monism.
The life and letters of George John Romanes
land families, and was a thorough Highlander. Handsome, vivacious, unconventional, and clever, she was in all respects a great contrast to her husband, who, as years went on, seems to have lived mainly the life of a student, and to have left the care of mundane things to his wife. Three sons and two daughters were born. Of these, only two, the eldest son and youngest daughter, now survive.
An Examination of Weismannism
Mind and Motion and Monism
The life and letters of George John Romanes
for many years parish minister of Cromarty.Mrs. Romanes was connected with several old Highland families, and was athorough Highlander.Handsome, vivacious, unconventional, and clever, she was in all respects a great contrast to her husband, who, as years went on, seems to have lived mainly the life of a student, and to have left the care of mundane things to his wife.Three sons and two daughters were born.Of these, only two, the eldest son and yo…
Darwin and after Darwin
Mental Evolution in Animals
Mental Evolution in Man
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