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Spencer Fullerton Baird - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Spencer Fullerton Baird was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, in 1823. He attended West Nottingham Academy near Port Deposit, Maryland. ... Baird was a pioneer in the use of field trips for his students as part of a scientific education. He collected specimens widely in Carlisle and the ... Spencer Fullerton Baird links:
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Spencer Fullerton Baird was only 27 when appointed Assistant Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. From there he went on to start Bureau of Fisheries or what is today known as The National Marine Fisheries Service.
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Spencer Fullerton Baird was born in Reading, Pennsylvania on February 3, 1823 to Samuel Baird and Lydia McFunn Biddle, the third of seven children. ... Spencer Fullerton Baird died at Woods Hole on August 19, 1887 and was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery in Washington, D.C. He was sixty-five years old.
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No name occupies a more honorable place in the annals of American science than that of Professor Baird. His personal contributions to systematic biology were of great extent. His influence in inspiring and training men to enter the field ... SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD was born February 23, 1823, in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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"Herr Spencer F. Baird war es auch, dessen kraftiger Forderung wir I. J. 1880 den Entschluss der Bundesregierung, die berliner internationale Ausstellung zu beschicken, wesentlich verdanken. ... "Spencer F. Baird war am 8 Februar 1823 zu Reading in Pennsylvanien geboren. Er war Vorsteher des Smithsonian Institute...
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After studying medicine for a time, Baird became professor of natural history in Dickinson College in 1845, assuming also the duties of the chair of chemistry, and giving instruction in physiology and mathematics.
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Spencer Fullerton Baird (February 3, 1823 – August 19, 1887) was an American Ornithologist and Ichthyologist ... From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository ... Category: Spencer Fullerton Baird...
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Spencer Fullerton Baird; (1823-1887) ... Spencer Fullerton Baird, the third of seven children, was born in Reading, Pennsylvania on February 3, 1823 to Samuel Baird and Lydia McFunn Biddle. ... Please visit the following link for letters authored by Spencer Fullerton Baird maintained in the Their Own Words database...
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Spencer Fullerton Baird (1823-1887) ... Baird' widely-used 1857 checklist of North American birds made heavy use of quantitative measurements to define populations, which was influential on Allen's later research. Initiated biological research at Woods Hole.
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