Samuel Wendell Williston

Williston, Samuel Wendell,

1851–1918, American paleontologist and entomologist, b. Boston, grad. Kansas State Agricultural College (B.S., 1872) and Yale (M.D., 1880; Ph.D., 1885). He taught at Yale (1876–90), where he led fossil hunting expeditions for O. C. MarshMarsh, Othniel Charles,
1831–99, American paleontologist, b. Lockport, N.Y., grad. Yale, 1860. He studied abroad, and from 1866 served at Yale as the first professor of paleontology and as curator of the Peabody Museum. From 1882 he was also connected with the U.S.
..... Click the link for more information. ; was a professor at the Univ. of Kansas (1890–1902) and also the dean (1898–1902) of the medical school there; and was professor of paleontology at the Univ. of Chicago (from 1902). Williston is best known for his studies of insects, especially flies, and of the paleontology of amphibians and reptiles, but he also conducted archaeological investigations of Native American sites and was the first to suggest that bird flight might have developed as a result of the running along the ground. His writings include Water Reptiles of the Past and Present (1914).

Williston, Samuel Wendell

(1851–1918) paleontologist, entomologist; born in Roxbury, Mass. The leader of numerous western expeditions, Williston published important work on Cretaceous and Permian amphibians and reptiles and, reflecting lifelong research, three editions of his classic Manual of North American Diptera (1888–1908). He taught at the University of Chicago (1902–18).

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释义	Samuel Wendell Williston Williston, Samuel Wendell, 1851–1918, American paleontologist and entomologist, b. Boston, grad. Kansas State Agricultural College (B.S., 1872) and Yale (M.D., 1880; Ph.D., 1885). He taught at Yale (1876–90), where he led fossil hunting expeditions for O. C. MarshMarsh, Othniel Charles, 1831–99, American paleontologist, b. Lockport, N.Y., grad. Yale, 1860. He studied abroad, and from 1866 served at Yale as the first professor of paleontology and as curator of the Peabody Museum. From 1882 he was also connected with the U.S. ..... Click the link for more information. ; was a professor at the Univ. of Kansas (1890–1902) and also the dean (1898–1902) of the medical school there; and was professor of paleontology at the Univ. of Chicago (from 1902). Williston is best known for his studies of insects, especially flies, and of the paleontology of amphibians and reptiles, but he also conducted archaeological investigations of Native American sites and was the first to suggest that bird flight might have developed as a result of the running along the ground. His writings include Water Reptiles of the Past and Present (1914). Williston, Samuel Wendell (1851–1918) paleontologist, entomologist; born in Roxbury, Mass. The leader of numerous western expeditions, Williston published important work on Cretaceous and Permian amphibians and reptiles and, reflecting lifelong research, three editions of his classic Manual of North American Diptera (1888–1908). He taught at the University of Chicago (1902–18). MedicalSeeWilliston, Samuel Wendell
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