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...English scientists are apparently convinced, however. William Bateson, former professor of biology at Cambridge, and a confirmed Weismannist, visited Vienna and later made a public attack on Kammerer's theory. In the interest of fair play, 50 Cambridge professors subscribed money to bring Kammerer to England for a hearing. He had worked unrecognized for 20 years, and since the war his salary has been approximately $150 a year. He was on the point of being forced to give up his researches when the invitation came. Professors G. H. F. Nuttall and Thornley Gardner, of Cambridge, together with a number...
...Albert 1L, F. A. Bateson, F. N. Beckett, Jr., '19, C. B. Blanchard, Samuel Caploe, M. F. Chung '20, S. N. Dunton '18, S. G. Falk '19, M. Fryefield '19, H. P. Goldstein 1L, A. C. Hanford, R. D. Hart '21, R. H. Hetrick '20, J. E. Henry '19, W. I. Holt, O. L. Johnston 1L, V. A. Kramer, I. S. Levin 1L, J. L. Levine, V. F. Likins '18, K. A. Loring, F. S. MacGregor, G. N. McKee, W. T. Mahany, H. W. Miller, E. E. Morton, J. I. Nesson '19, C. B. Nichols '21, K. F. O'Brien...
...BOTANICAL CLUB. "The Problem of Genetics." Professor William Bateson, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, England. Nash Lecture Room, Botanical Museum...
...BOTANICAL CLUB. "The Problem of Genetics." Professor William Bateson, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, England. Nash Lecture Room, Botanical Museum...
...LECTURE. "Heredity as illustrated by Mendel's Law." Professor William Bateson, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, England. Nash Lecture Room, Botanical Museum...