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THE MAMMARY APPARATUS OF THE MAMMALIA In the Light of Ontogenesis and Phylogenesis
Editore: Methuen & Co. LTD., London, 1920
Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. X-Lib. Clean brown cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Text tight, clean & intact. Illustrated with drawings. Library number on spine. Book plate inside front cover. Science, Animals; Ex-Library; B&W Drawing; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 145 pages.
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The Mammary Apparatus of the Mammalia in the Light of Ontogenesis and Phylogenesis
Editore: Methuen & Co., London, 1920
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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. FIRST EDITION. Illustrated with numerous b&w figures & tables throughout (47 illustrations). With introductory note by James P. Hill. Includes bibliography. Author is late Professor of Zoology in the University of Strassburg. NOTE: Volume from the collection of important geneticist & zoologist, Professor Michael J. White, with his ownership signature & notation to ffep, plus his notation to margin of page 42. The notation on page 42 refers to the printed paragraph, "The best known of these assumes that originally only the female possessed the mammary apparatus, and then transferred it to the male by amphigonous inheritance" - Professor White has underlined "amphigonous inheritance" & written in the margin "Amphigonous inheritance probably does usually occur. The homology of the female clitoris with the male penis is a case in point". Michael James Denham White (1910-1983) was Professor of Zoology 1958-64 and then Professor of Genetics 1964-75, University of Melbourne. From 1976 he was a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Population Biology at the Australian National University. He made important contributions to many aspects of cytology and cytogenetics and to evolutionary biology, including speciation theory and systematics. Some key academic positions held by Professor White include University College, London (Lecturer in Zoology 1935-40); Columbia University, USA (Rockefeller Research Fellow 1937-38); British Ministry of Food, Wartime positions as Statistician and Entomologist (1940-45); University of London, Reader in Zoology (1945-47); University of Texas, USA (Professor of Zoology 1947-53); Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Canberra, Australia (Senior Research Fellow 1953-56); University of Missouri, USA (Associate Professor, then Professor of Zoology 1957-58); University of Melbourne, Australia (Professor of Zoology 1958-64); University of Melbourne, Australia (Professor of Genetics 1964-75); Harvard University, USA (Visiting Agassiz Professor 1968); Department of Population Biology, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia (Visiting Fellow 1976-83). White was born in London & died in Canberra (largely from: Encyclopedia of Australian Science). Bound in original brown cloth with embossed title to front board & gilt lettering to spine. No dustjacket. Slight shelfwear & handling wear, otherwise a nice clean tight solid hardcover copy. 145pp. Uncommon first edition with association. SB-4. Signed by Author(s).
