Some Influences of the American Hookworm

Brooks, F. G. “Charles Wardell Stiles, Intrepid Scientist.”

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Brooks, F. G. “Charles Wardell Stiles, Intrepid Scientist.” BIOS 18, no. 3 (Oct., 1947): 139-169. A good portrayal of the young Stiles, shows the early religious influences that were to motivate him during the hookworm campaign, such as his gift for language, acquired from translating the Bible, a skill that allowed him to study abroad in Germany and at the Pasteur Institute. ———. “Charles Wardell Stiles."” Systematic Zoology 13, no. 4 (Dec., 1964): pp. 220-226. Another excellent and sympathetic biography, with some entertaining detail on Stile’s childhood and school days. Directory: ~bfleury -> darwinmed darwinmed -> Although our evolutionary heritage has saddled us with some significant health problems, in the long run it has served us well… darwinmed -> The 1918 Flu 1 – a conspiracy of Silence darwinmed -> Germ Theory darwinmed -> Although our evolutionary heritage has saddled us with some significant health problems, in the long run it has served us well… darwinmed -> In our last lecture, we looked at the ways that trade, travel, technology and agriculture can provide new habitats and new dispersal routes for microbes darwinmed -> The Evolutionary Arms Race Remember the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland? darwinmed -> The 1918 Flu 2 The Philadelphia Story darwinmed -> The 1918 Flu 1 – a conspiracy of Silence darwinmed -> So say the Laws of Manu, an ancient Brahmin text on moral conduct Man is a moral animal… darwinmed -> Pandora's Box Remember the legend of Pandora's Box? Share with your friends: