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Born in Lexington Kuntucky
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Period: to
First Boer War
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Graduated from the State College of Kentucky
recived his degree in zoology -
Graduated From John Hopkins University
Recived his Ph.D. -
Accepting a teaching post at Bryn Mawr College
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Period: to
Second Boer War
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Got Married
Lillian V. Sampson, a cytologist and embryologist of considerable skill -
Became professor of experimental zoology at Columbia University
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Began breeding Drosophila
The main subject for his theroy of how changes occur for evolution to take place -
Discovered variation known as white-eye
This trait only showed up in male flies it was sex linked and recessive -
He adopted the term gene
Concluded that genes were possibly arranged in a linear fashion on chromosomes -
Period: to
World War One
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Published Mechanism of Mendelian Heredity
Early phases of his work was published by Morgan along with Sturtevant and Bridges (his students) -
Received the Darwin Medal
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Organize the division of biology of the California Institute of Technology
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Nobel Prize for his discovery of “hereditary transmission mechanisms in Drosophila
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Awarded the Copley Medal
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Period: to
World War Two
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Died Pasadena, California