Walton, John, 1895-1971
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Walton, John 1895-
John Walton British paleobotanist (1895-1971)
VIAF ID: 164694489 (Personal)
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British paleobotanist (1895-1971)
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Walton, John,
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1895-1971
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University of Glasgow
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Works
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| Argyll. |
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| The Border. |
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| Calathospermum scoticum : an ovuliferous fructification of lower carboniferous age from Dunbartonshire |
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| Contributions to the knowledge of Zosterophyllum myretonianum Penhallow from the Lower Old Red Sandstone of Angus |
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| Dictionary of British and Irish Botanists and Horticulturists, 1994: |
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| Glen More, Cairngorms |
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| A great friendship, its origin and consequences |
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| Guide to Argyll National Forest Park [from old catalog] |
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| Hata .... |
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| An introduction to the study of fossil plants |
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| Ji vaka vaidyavarayo. |
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| Makers of the U.S.A. |
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| On Prototypis (Göppert): with a description of a fertile specimen : "Prototypis scotica" sp. nov. from the calciferous sandstone series of Dunbartonshire |
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| On some lower carboniferous Equisetineae from the Clyde area |
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| On the factors which influence the external form of fossil plants; with descriptions of the foliage of some species of the Palaeozoic Equisetalean genus Annularia Sternberg |
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| On the structure of Vertebraria |
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| Plant science bulletin, June 1971, viewd online 6 Aug. 2007: |
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| The Queen Elizabeth Forest Park guide; Ben Lomond, Loch Ard, and the Trossachs |
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| Scottish Lower Carboniferous plants: the fossil hollow trees of Arran and their branches (Lepidophloios wünschianus Carruthers) |
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| Seven biologists |
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| Seven civil engineers. |
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| Six explorers : Marco Polo, Christopher Columbus, Captain Cook, Captain Sturt, Dr. Livingstone, Captain Scott |
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| Six more explorers : Vasco da Gama, Ferdinand Magellan, Jacques Cartier, Mungo Park, Richard Burton, Roald Amundsen |
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| --Six physicists : Galileo, Newton, Davy, Faraday, Kelvin, Curie |
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| Six reformers : William Wilberforce, Sir Robert Peel, Elizabeth Fry, Lord Shaftesbury, Florence Nightingale, Dr Barnardo |
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| The story of the Fossil Grove |
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