William Ernest Castle, pioneer mammalian geneticist.

Abstract

Institution, was born on a farm in Ohio on October 25, 1867.He was one of six children, two of whom, in addition to William, followed academic careers.As a boy he collected flowers, and learned to graft trees and to identify the bones of animals which he came across.He graduated in 1889 from Denison University in nearby Granville, Ohio, a Baptist college that emphasized the classics and ancient languages, and went on to teach Latin at another Baptist college, Ottawa University in Ottawa,

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