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Irish anatomist and ornithologist
Charles Joseph Patten
Works
- Patten, Charles J. (1900). "Note on the Configuration of the Heart in Man and some other Mammalian Groups". Journal of Anatomy and Physiology 35 (Pt. 1): 71–82.5. PMC 1287281. (external scan)
- —— (1906). The Aquatic Birds of Great Britain and Ireland. London: R.H. Porter, 1906;.[1] (external scan)
- —— (1909). "External Features of an Early Human Embryo with a Distended Amnion". Journal of anatomy and physiology 43 (Pt 3): 235–241. PMC 1289183. (external scan)
- —— (1911a). "Cranium of a Young Orang, showing Bilateral and Symmetrical Complete Bipartite Division of the Parietals". Journal of anatomy and physiology 46 (Pt 1): 28–32. PMC 1288893. (external scan)
- —— (1911b). "Cranium of a Chimpanzee, showing Metopic Suture; also Fontanelle and Sutural Bone-Plates". Journal of anatomy and physiology 46 (Pt 1): 33–35. PMC 1288894. (external scan)
- —— (15 June 1916). "The Black-eared Wheatear: A New Bird for the Irish List". Nature 97 (2433): 321–322. (external scan)
- —— (1924). The passing of the phantoms: A study of evolutionary psychology and morals. London: Kegan Paul.
- —— (1931). Triumphs in Bird-life. London: Watts. (external scan) (six adresses, delivered by wireless, form the basis of these essays)
Footnotes
- ↑ Concerning Patten 1906, see: Patterson, Robert (April 1907). "review of Patten 1906: The Aquatic Birds of Great Britain and Ireland". The Irish Naturalist 16 (4): 156–158.
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