William M'Intosh

William Carmichael McIntosh ( born October 10, 1838 in St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, † April 1, 1931 ) was a Scottish physician and zoologist.

McIntosh was from 1882 to 1917 professor of natural history at St. Andrews University.

He was a member of the Linnean Society of London, the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Corresponding Member of the Zoological Society. In 1877 he was elected a member ( "Fellow" ) of the Royal Society. In 1899 he was awarded the Royal Medal of the Royal Society and the Linnean Medal in 1924.

Writings

  • A monograph of the British marine annelids. Ray Society, London 1873-1923.
  • The Gatty Marine Laboratory and the steps Which led to its foundation in the University of St Andrews. John Leng & Co., Dundee 1896.
  • William Carmichael McIntosh, Arthur Thomas Masterman: The life - histories of the British marine food- fishes. C. J. Clay and Sons, London 1897.
  • The resources of the sea, as shown in the scientific experiments to test the effects of trawling and of the closure of Certain areas off the Scottish shores. C. J. Clay and Sons, London, 1899.
  • The resources of the sea: as shown in the scientific experiments .... Cambridge University Press, [London ] 1921.
  • Observations and experiments on the Carcinus Moena. Paul & Matthew, Dundee 1926.

Swell

  • McIntosh; William Carmichael in the archives of the Royal Society (English)
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