born June 22, 1887, London died Feb. 14, 1975, London
The Individual in the Animal Kingdom (1912); Essays of a Biologist (1923); Religion Without Revelation (1927); with H.G. and G.P. Wells, The Science of Life, 3 vol. (1929–30); Ants (1930); Bird-Watching and Bird Behaviour (1930); What Dare I Think? (1931); A Scientist Among the Soviets (1932); Problems of Relative Growth (1932); The Captive Shrew (poems, 1932); with Sir Gavin de Beer, The Elements of Experimental Embryology (1934); The Beginnings of Life (1938); The Uniqueness of Man (1941); Evolution: The Modern Synthesis (1942); On Living in a Revolution (1944); Soviet Genetics and World Science (1949); Evolution in Action (1953); New Bottles for New Wine (1957); From an Antique Land (1954); The Human Crisis (1963); Essays of a Humanist (1964); Memories, 2 vol. (1970–73).
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