Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

110 360. Nineteenth century
Questions of Early Vertebrate Evolution.” In BORLEY
[ref. 2201], 177–196.
2301. KNELL, Simon J., and Michael L. TAYLOR.
“Hugh Miller, the Fossil Discoverer and Collector.”
In BORLEY [ref. 2201], 156–167.
2302. LINDSAY, Debra. “Prototaxites Dawson, 1859
or Nematophycus Carruthers, 1872: Geologists v.
Botanists in the Formative Period of Paleobotany.”
Earth Sci. Hist. 24 (2005): 35–61.
2303. NAIR, Savithri Preetha. “ ‘Eyes and No Eyes’:
Siwalik Fossil Collecting and the Crafting of Indian
Palaeontology (1830–1847).” Sci. Context 18 (2005):
359–392.
On the complex social worlds that formed the context of the
discovery and collection of fossils in India.
2304. NEWELL, Julie R. “The Troost Crinoids: Lost,
Found, and (Finally) Published.” Earth Sci. Hist. 24
(2005): 15–34.
2305. PETIT, Richard E. “Notes on Sowerby’s The
genera of recent and fossil shells (1821–1834).” Arch.
Natur. Hist. 33 (2006): 71–89.
2306. PODGORNY, Irina. “Bones and Devices in
the Constitution of Paleontology in Argentina at
the End of the Nineteenth Century.” Special Issue:
Science in Latin-American Contexts – Historical
Studies [ref. 34]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 249–283.
2307. TREWIN, Nigel H. “Hugh Miller’s Fish; ‘the
winged Pterichthys.’ ” In BORLEY [ref. 2201], 168–
176.
360-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL
2308. BÜTTNER, Johannes. “Justus von Liebigs
‘Chemische Physiologie’: Schritte zu einer Chemie
des Lebens.” Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch.
Chem. 17 (2004): 42–61.
2309. JOHNSON, Kristin. “The Tail End of the
Moth: Clarifying Species Boundaries.” Endeavour
28 (2004): 161–166.
2310. MOORE, James. “Revolution of the Space
Invaders: Darwin and Wallace on the Geography of
Life.” In LIVINGSTONE and WITHERS [ref. 414],
106–132.
2311. RUSTON, Sharon. Shelley and Vitality. (xiii +
229 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2005. ISBN: 1403918244.
On P. B. Shelley’s understanding of medicine and the contemporary
theories of life. Reviews: [ref. R790]
2312. SCHMITT, Stéphane. “Homeosis and Atavistic
Regeneration: The ‘Biogenetic Law’ in Entwicklungsmechanik.”
Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003):
193–210.
2313. SCHUMMER, Joachim. “Chemical versus Biological
Explanations: Interdisciplinarity and Reductionism
in 19th Century Life Sciences.” In EARLEY
[ref. 374], 269–281.
2314. SMITH, Charles H. “Alfred Russell Wallace on
Man: A Famous ‘Change of Mind’—Or Not?” Hist.
Phil. Life Sci. 26 (2004): 257–270.
Essay review of Martin FICHMAN, An Elusive Victorian
(2004); Michael SHERMER, In Darwin’s Shadow (2002);
Ross A. SLOTTEN, Heretic in Darwin’s Court (2004).
2315. STIMPSON, William. William Stimpson’s
Journal from the North Pacific Exploring Expedition,
1853–1856. Edited by Ronald S. VASILE, Raymond
B. MANNING, and Rafael LEMAITRE. Crustacean
Research, Special Number 5. (v + 220 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Tokyo: Carcinological Society of Japan, 2005.
2316. SUN Yilin. “Misconception about the Birth
of Cell by M. J. Schleiden and Theodor Schwann in
Founding the Theory of Cell.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 23 (2004): 319–325.
2317. TAMMIKSAAR, Erki, and Sabine BRAUCK-
MANN. “Karl Ernst von Baer’s Über Entwickelungsgeschichte
der Thiere II and Its Unpublished Drawings.”
Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 (2004): 291–308.
2318. VETTER, Jeremy. “Wallace’s Other Line: Human
Biogeography and Field Practice in the Eastern
Colonial Tropics.” J. Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 89–123.
2319. WEISMANN, August. Ausgewählte Briefe
und Dokumente. Edited by Frederick CHURCHILL
and Helmut RISLER. [Selected Letters and Documents]
In German. Schriften der Universitätsbibliothek
Freiburg im Breisgau, 24.1, 24.2. (2 vol.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Freiburg im Breisgau: Universitätsbibliothek,
1999. ISBN: 3928969099.
2320. ZAUN, Jörg. “Paul Erman: Experimentelle
Elektrizitäts-forschung zwischen romantischer Naturphilosophie
und aufgeklärtem Rationalismus.” NTM
13 (2005): 33–43.
360-131. BOTANY AND PLANT SCIENCE
2321. BELLON, Richard. “A Question of Merit: John
Hutton Balfour, Joseph Hooker and the ‘Concussion’
over the Edinburgh Chair of Botany.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 (2005): 25–54.
2322. BELLON, Richard. “Joseph Hooker Takes a
‘Fixed Post’: Transmutation and the ‘Present Unsatisfactory
State of Systematic Botany’, 1844–1860.”
J. Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 1–39.
2323. CHARPA, Ulrich. “Matthias Jakob Schleiden
(1804–1881): The History of Jewish Interest in Science
and the Methodology of Microscopic Botany.”
Aleph 3 (2003): 213–245.
2324. FOLEY, Paul. “Duboisia myoporoides: The
Medical Career of a Native Australian Plant.” Hist.
Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 (2006): 31–69.
2325. FOSTER, Steven. “Jacob Bigelow’s American
Medical Botany: Digital Reissue Illuminates Access
to Rare Work.” Pharm. Hist. 46 (2004): 170–172.
2326. GOSS, Andrew M. “The Floracrats: Civil
Science, Bureaucracy, and Institutional Authority in
the Netherlands East Indies and Indonesia, 1840–
1970.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 2323.
Dissertation at the University of Michigan, 2004. Adviser:
Mrazek, Rudolf. UMI pub. no. 3138159. 449 pp. Focus on
botanical sciences and institutions.
2327. ISHIYAMA Yoshikazu. “Von Siebold and
Japanese Botany.” [Translated title.] In Japanese.
Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 44 (2005): 39–42.
2328. JONES, Dewi. “John Lloyd Williams (1854–
1945): Profile of a Snowdonian Botanist.” Arch.
Natur. Hist. 33 (2006): 1–17.
2329. LUCAS, A. M., Sara MAROSKE, and Andrew
BROWN-MAY. “Bringing Science to the Public:
Ferdinand von Mueller and Botanical Education in
Victorian Victoria.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 25–57.