Academy, 1 (1869–70), 234–35.
[Review of Forms of Animal Life, by George Rolleston]
Michael Foster
Genre: | Review |
Publications reviewed: | Rolleston 1870a |
Subjects: | Education, Universities, Textbooks, Science Communication, Zoology, Dissection, Comparative Anatomy, Taxonomy |
People mentioned: | Carl Gegenbaur , Thomas H Huxley |
Institutions mentioned: | University of Oxford |
Regrets that the usefulness of George Rolleston's book is 'limited in large measure to Oxford students' (234), and that it does not supply 'the great want of the present day [...] a book which will teach students how to dissect animals, how to study zoology practically' (235). | |
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