C. O. Whitman

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C. O. Whitman was an influential American zoologist and pioneer in experimental biology, particularly known for his work in embryology and the study of animal behavior.

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instanceOf American
biologist
embryologist
person
zoologist
birthDate 1842-12-14
birthPlace Woodstock, Maine NERFINISHED
contributedTo founding of the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole
deathDate 1910-12-14
deathPlace Chicago
surface form: Chicago, Illinois
doctoralAdvisor Rudolph Leuckart
surface form: Rudolf Leuckart
educatedAt Bowdoin College
Leipzig University NERFINISHED
University of Jena NERFINISHED
employer Marine Biological Laboratory
University of Chicago
familyName Whitman
fieldOfWork animal behavior
embryology
experimental biology
zoology
fullName Charles Otis Whitman
givenName Charles
hasGender male
influenced development of comparative psychology
experimental zoology in the United States
knownFor pioneering work in experimental biology
research in embryology
studies of animal behavior
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
nationality United States of America
notableStudent Edwin G. Conklin NERFINISHED
Frank R. Lillie
positionHeld first director of the Marine Biological Laboratory
head of the Department of Zoology at the University of Chicago
researched cell lineage in embryos
heredity and variation in pigeons
studied comparative morphology
invertebrate embryology
pigeon behavior
workLocation Chicago
Woods Hole, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Woods Hole, Massachusetts

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Marine Biological Laboratory founder C. O. Whitman