George Howard Parker
Born 1864-01-01
Died 1955-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF121651195
- WikidataQ5540781
- ISNI0000000110866105
- Open LibraryOL127132A
Top Subjects
- Vertebrates (6)
- Sea anemones (4)
- Sense organs (4)
- Senses and sensation (4)
- Fishes (3)
- Fishes -- Nervous system (3)
- Chromatophores (3)
Books by George Howard Parker
Total count: 70
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On the morphology of Ravenelia glandulaeformis1887-01-01
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A preliminary account of the development and histology of the eyes in the lobster1888-01-01
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The histology and development of the eye in the lobsterPrinted for the Museum1890-01-01
Compound eyes in crustaceansMuseum of Compartive Zoology, Harvard College1891-01-01-
A method of making paraffine sections from preparations stained with Ehrlich's methylenblue1892-01-01
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The retina and optic ganglia in Decapods especially in Astacus1895-01-01
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Pigment migration in the eye of Palaemonetes1896-01-01
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Photomechanical changes in the retinal pigment cells of Palæmonetes, and their relation to the central nervous systemPrinted for the Museum1897-01-01
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The blood vessels of the heart in Carcharias, Raja, and AmiaPrinted for the Society1899-01-01
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The photomechanical changes in the retinal pigment of Gammarus1899-01-01
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Synopses of North America invertebrates13 : The Actinaria1900-01-01
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The Neurone Theory in the light of recent discoveriesPress of McCalla & Stavely, Phil.1900-01-01
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Note on the blood vessels of the heart in the sunfish (Orthagoriscus mola Linn)1900-01-01
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The directive influence of light on the earthworm Allolobophora fœtida (Sav.)[Museum of Comparative Zöology at Harvard College1901-01-01
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Notes on the dispersal of sagartia Luciæ verrill[Museum of Comparative Zöology at Harvard College1902-01-01
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The reactions of copepods to various stimuli and the bearing of this on daily depth-migrationsGovt. Print Off.1902-01-01
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The optic chiasma in teleosts and its bearing on the asymmetry of the Heterostomata (flatfishes)Printed for the Museum1903-01-01
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Hearing and allied senses in fishesGovt. Print. Off.1903-01-01
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Maldive cephalochordateswith the description of a new species from FloridaPrinted for the Museum1904-01-01
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The function of the lateral-line organs in fishesGovt. Print. Off.1905-01-01
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The reversal of ciliary movements of metazoansMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1905-01-01
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The stimulation of the integumentary nerves of fishes by lightMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1905-01-01
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The movements of the swimming-plates in Ctenophores, with reference to the theories of ciliary metachronismMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1905-01-01
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The sensory reactions of AmphioxusMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1908-01-01
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Zoological Progress1908-01-01
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The integumentary nerves of fishes as photoreceptors and their significance for the origin of the vertebrate eyesMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1909-01-01
The origin of the nervous system and its appropriation of effectorsPopular science monthly1909-01-01-
The reactions of sponges, with a consideration of the origin of the nervous systemMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1910-01-01
Effects of explosive soundssuch as those produced by motor boats and guns, upon fishesGovt. Print. Off.1911-01-01
Effects of expolosive soundssuch as those produced by motor boats and guns, upon fishesGovt. print. off.1911-01-01
The origin and significance of the primitive nervous systemThe Society1911-01-01-
The relation of smell, taste, and the common chemical sense in vertebratespublisher not identified1912-01-01
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Notes on Röntgen-ray injection massesMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1913-01-01
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A brief survey of the field of organic evolution1913-01-01
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The locomotion of chiton[Bermuda Biological Station for Research1914-01-01
Biology and social problems.Houghton Mifflin1914-01-01-
On the strength and the volume of the water currents produced by spongesBermuda Biological Station for Research1914-01-01
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The value of zoology to humanityThe eugenics movement as a public service1915-01-01
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The structure of Metridium (Actinoloba) marginatus Milne-Edwards with special reference to its neuro-muscular mechanismMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1916-01-01
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The movements of the tentacles in actinians. Pedal locomotion in actiniansMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1917-01-01
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The source of nervous activity1917-01-01
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Actinian behaviorMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1917-01-01
The elementary nervous systemJ.B. Lippincott1919-01-01-
Activities of colonial animalsMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1920-01-01
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The locomotion of the holothurian Stichopus panimensis ClarkMuseum of Comparative Zoölogy at Harvard College1921-01-01
Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebratesJ.B. Lippincott Company1922-01-01-
Human inheritance from a biological standpointA lecture1923-01-01
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Organic determinism1924-01-01
What evolution isHarvard University Press1925-01-01-
The evolution of mind1926-01-01
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Locomotion and righting movements in Echinodermsespecially in EchinarachniusCornell University1927-01-01
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脊椎動物的化學感覺Chu ban.Shang wu yin shu guan1928-01-01
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Ji zhui dong wu de hua xue gan jueChu banShang wu yin shu guan1928-01-01
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Ciliary currents in oviducts of turtles in relation to transportation of Spermatozoa1928-01-01
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Heredity and human biology1929-01-01
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The passage of sperms and of eggs through the oviducts in terrestrial vertebratesPublished for the Royal Society by Harrison and Sons1931-01-01
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Humoral agents in nervous activitywith special reference to chromatophoresMacmillan1932-01-01
Color changes of animals in relation to nervous activityUniversity of Pennsylvania Press1936-01-01-
Integumentary color changes in the newly born dogfish, Mustelus canis1936-01-01
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Direction and means of locomotion in the regular sea-urchin LytechinusLe Musée.1936-01-01
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Integumentary color changes of elasmobranch fishes, especially of Mustelus1937-01-01
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William Morton Wheeler, (1865-1937)1937-01-01
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The education of a naturalistFranklin Printing Co.1937-01-01
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Charles Benedict Davenport1866-19441944-01-01
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The world expandsrecollections of a zoologistHarvard University Press1946-01-01
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Charles Atwood Kofoid, (1865-1947)1947-01-01
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Edward Laurens Mark1947-01-01
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Animal colour changes and their neurohumoursa survey of investigations, 1910-1943Hafner1948-01-01
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Animal colour changes and their neurohumoursa survey of investigations, 1910-1943.Cambridge University Press1948-01-01
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Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebratesJ. B. Lippincott company1970-01-01