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...versatile and restless energy covered a very extraordinarily wide field and his personality was so large that we are hampered in our view of him by our own limitations. The morphologist considers his earlier work more important; the geologist, that his reputation rests chiefly on his extensive investigations of coral reefs; the zoologist remembers his vast collection of marine life, gathered in a dozen extended voyages widely scattered over the surface of the globe, and to still others, he appears as one of the greatest benefactors of the oldest university in America; while those who delve among ancient civilizations...
...hold a joint meeting at 8 tonight in the Mineralogical Lecture Room of the Geological Museum. Professor R. A. Daly will speak on some of his recent work on "Post-Glacial Tilting of Newfoundland," and Professor W. M. Davis will discuss "Theories of the Origin of the Pacific Ocean Coral Reefs...
...Harvard Zoological Club meeting in Room 46 of Zoological Museum. Dr. Field of Brown University will speak on "Submarine Study of Coral Reefs...
...purpose of the expedition was to study the volcanic formations and coral reefs of Samoa, under the auspices of the Carnegie Institute of Washington...
...Geological Conference. "Clift Islands in the Coral Seas," by Professor W. M. Davis. "The Geology of Pigeon Point, Minn.," by Professor Daly. Mineralogy Lecture Room, University Museum...