ON KOFOID'S TRAIL: MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES IN EUROPE AND THEIR LIFE HISTORIES

John R. Dolan

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From early beginnings as centers of descriptive zoology, their focus shifted to physiology-development biology and oceanography. Today many marine stations have evolved into multi-disciplinary centers encompassing everything from genomics to remote sensing. However, other than the fun of a stroll down memory lane, re-tracing Kofoid's trail may help identify common traits of the survivors among the independents and this may be of some interest for those concerned with the future of marine institutions. Here then I conduct a short visit to three of the "independent" institutes described by Kofoid.

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2000“Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct”1911The Biological Stations of Europe 1985AGASSIZ, HYATT, WHITMAN, AND THE BIRTH OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY 1988Why American Marine Stations?:The Teaching Argument

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