Owen, Richard, 1804-1892 (English biologist)
Dates
- Existence: 20 July 1804 - 18 December 1892
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Letters from Aymard, Auguste to Charles Lyell, 5 September 1859 - 11 November 1859
Two handwritten letters in French relating to the Fossil of Denise. Summary by Lyell on reverse includes reference to 'Ossiferous breccia [?] etiscor? [word hard to read - question mark is Lyell's].
Letters from Barrett, Lucas to Charles Lyell, 11 May 1858 -28 November 1858
A collection of three letters with an illustration sent by Lucas Barrett from Cambridge on bird bones and whales. The letters refer to bird bones that are crucial in understanding developed bird wings. The first letter has an illustration of a bird metacarpus by Barrett (May-November 1858). Summarised by Lyell as:
1) Bird's bone from upper Green Sand
2) Fossil bird upper Gr[een]. S[an]d. also Whales from Gr[een].
3) Bird bones in Kimmeridge Clay.
Letters from Couper, James Hamilton, to Charles Lyell, 20 June 1842 - 8 July 1846
Letters from Elwin, Whitwell to Charles Lyell, 4 March 1863
Summarised by Lyell as 'Brain in man and ape', and 'Owen's letter'.
Letters from Owen, Richard Esq. (later Prof.), to Charles Lyell, 26 November 1833 - 11 March 1858
Letters containing off print journal articles and observations made by Owen.