Sentences with phrase «anatomist at»

He interned at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University and the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C. Working with Theodore Grand, an anatomist at the National Zoo, Long observed necropsies and learned about joint mechanisms in ostriches.

This find suggests that what made us human was the social switch from aggressive male to attentive mate, says C. Owen Lovejoy, an anatomist at Kent State University.

That debate may continue, but the one about Ata's extraterrestrial origins should definitely end, says William Jungers, a paleoanthropologist and anatomist at the State University of New York in Stony Brook's School of Medicine.

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Abandoning besieged Copenhagen at the endof 1659, he went first to Amsterdam and then to Leiden, pursuing a training in medicine, so that by the time he arrived in Paris in 1665 his skills as an anatomist were very evident.

At yet higher magnification, a slice through a neuron viewed in an electron microscope looks like a landscape seen from an airplane — one anatomist calls it the «cytoscape.»

Along with his famous Java Man fossils, 19th - century anatomist Eugène Dubois collected shells with small holes that appeared to be made by shark teeth at the site.

Susan Larson, an anatomist who used Hercules and Leo in studies of locomotion at SUNY Stony Brook, says that her research with the animals concluded in mid-2015.

But «the work helps us sort out the relative importance of different reasons why baleen whales got so big,» says Hans Thewissen, an anatomist who studies whales at Northeast Ohio Medical University in Rootstown and was not involved with the study.

Morgagni was appointed professor of medicine in 1710 and became chair of anatomy in 1715 at the University of Padua, where he established a reputation as a highly accurate anatomist.

The Knife Man: The Extraordinary Life and Times of John Hunter, Father of Modern Surgery Wendy Moore; Broadway Books, $ 26 A dedicated anatomist, ruthless vivisectionist, and rigorous experimentalist, John Hunter (1728 — 1793) transformed surgery at a time when most practitioners were little more than tooth - pulling barbers.

At least the present AiG writers have not stooped to quoting Zuckerman, who has hitherto been the other anatomist that creationists have deigned to acknowledge as an expert on human evolution; but they have not come to terms with Oxnard's own evolving views, and continue to cite him as if he still thought the same as he did 15 years ago or more.

Echeverri will present the research at the American Association of Anatomists annual meeting during the 2018 Experimental Biology meeting, held April 21 - 25 in San Diego.

An advisory board composed of the country's most influential anatomists convened at Wistar and declared «the principle object of the Institute to be research.»

The old man had been living a life of seclusion ever since the death of his benefactor, the great anatomist Lord Drogo, so when I received his letter, asking me to come to him at once, I wasted no time.

Yet at the same time the anatomists and the physiologists knew that animals» nervous systems are just like ours.

Moran later studied at the famed Art Students League in Manhattan, where he took instruction from the muralists Vincent Drumond, Robert Henri, Thomas Fogarty (Norman Rockwell's teacher), and the legendary anatomist George Bridgman.