Biology and Its Makers: With Portraits and Other IllustrationsLocy, William A. (William Albert)
History
Biology and Its Makers: With Portraits and Other Illustrations
Locy, William A. (William Albert)
Biology -- History
49. Bichat, 1771-1801, 169
50. Von Koelliker, 1817-1905, 173
51. Rudolph Virchow, 1821-1903, 174
52. Franz Leydig, 1821-1908 (April), 175
53. S. Ramon y Cajal, 176
54. Albrecht Haller, 1708-1777, 182
55. Charles Bell, 1774-1842, 184
56. Johannes Müller, 1801-1858, 187
57. Ludwig, 1816-1895, 188
58. Du Bois-Reymond, 1818-1896, 189
59. Claude Bernard, 1813-1878, 191
60. Frontispiece of Harvey's _Generatione Animalium_ (1651), 201
61. Selected Sketches from Malpighi's Works, 203
62. Marcello Malpighi, 1628-1694, 204
63. Plate from Wolff's _Theoria Generationis_ (1759), 209
64. Charles Bonnet, 1720-1793, 212
65. Karl Ernst von Baer, 1792-1876, 216
66. Von Baer at about Seventy Years of Age, 217
67. Sketches from Von Baer's Embryological Treatise (1828), 221
68. A. Kowalevsky, 1840-1901, 225
69. Francis M. Balfour, 1851-1882, 227
70. Oskar Hertwig in 1890, 231
71. Wilhelm His, 1831-1904, 233
72. The Earliest Known Picture of Cells, from Hooke's _Micrographia_
(1665), 238
73. Sketch from Malpighi's Treatise on the Anatomy of Plants
(1670), 239
74. Theodor Schwann, 1810-1882, 245
75. M. Schleiden, 1804-1881, 246
76. The Egg and Early Stages in Its Development (after Gegenbaur), 253
77. An Early Stage in the Development of the Egg of a Rock
Limpet (after Conklin), 254
78. Highly Magnified Tissue-Cells from the Skin of a Salamander
(after Wilson), 255
79. Diagram of the Chief Steps in Cell-Division (after Parker), 256
80. Diagram of a Cell (modified after Wilson), 257
81. (_A_) Rotation of Protoplasm in Cells of Nitella. (_B_) Highly
Magnified Cells of a Tradescantia Plant, Showing
Circulation of Protoplasm (after Sedgwick and Wilson), 261
82. Félix Dujardin, 1801-1860, 265
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