Martin Luck is Emeritus Professor of Physiological Education at the University of Nottingham, UK. He holds degrees from the Universities of Nottingham, Leeds and the Open University and is a National Teaching Fellow and Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His early research career in reproductive biology and endocrinology took him to Germany and Australia, before returning to a faculty position at Nottingham in 1990. He has a longstanding interest in the links between teaching and research and helped to found a leading journal devoted to publishing research by undergraduate students. He has written books on student research and endocrinology and is currently co-authoring a major textbook for biology students.

... a valuable resource for historians of biology interested in gaining perspective on this transitional period. Marshall’s lectures are also a wonderful exemplar of public science outreach at the end of the 19th century.

• Apology: History by Serendipity Dedication AcknowledgementsVolume 1: Biological Lectures and Addresses Preface Contents Lecture 1: The Modern Study of Zoology Lecture 2: The Influence of Environment on The Structure and Habits Of Animals Lecture 3: On Embryology as An Aid to Anatomy Lecture 4: The Theory of Change of Function Lecture 5: Butterflies Lecture 6: Fresh-Water Animals Lecture 7: Inheritance Lecture 8: The Shapes and Sizes of Animal Lecture 9: Some Recent Developments of The Cell TheoryLecture 10: Animal Pedigrees Lecture 11: Some Recent Embryological Investigations Lecture 12: Death Lecture 13: The Recapitulation Theory Interlude: A Revealing Book ReviewVolume 2: Lectures on The Darwinian Theory Preface Contents Lecture 14: History of The Theory of Evolution Lecture 15: Artificial Selection And Natural Selection Lecture 16: The Argument from Palaeontology Lecture 17: The Argument from Embryology Lecture 18: The Colours of Animals and Plants Lecture 19: Objections to The Darwinian Theory Lecture 20: The Origin of Vertebrated Animals Lecture 21: The Life and Work of Darwin List of Authorities Biography: Arthur Milnes Marshal and His Family

Martin Luck is Emeritus Professor of Physiological Education at the University of Nottingham, UK. He holds degrees from the Universities of Nottingham, Leeds and the Open University and is a National Teaching Fellow and Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His early research career in reproductive biology and endocrinology took him to Germany and Australia, before returning to a faculty position at Nottingham in 1990. He has a longstanding interest in the links between teaching and research and helped to found a leading journal devoted to publishing research by undergraduate students. He has written books on student research and endocrinology and is currently co-authoring a major textbook for biology students.

... a valuable resource for historians of biology interested in gaining perspective on this transitional period. Marshall’s lectures are also a wonderful exemplar of public science outreach at the end of the 19th century.

• Apology: History by Serendipity Dedication AcknowledgementsVolume 1: Biological Lectures and Addresses Preface Contents Lecture 1: The Modern Study of Zoology Lecture 2: The Influence of Environment on The Structure and Habits Of Animals Lecture 3: On Embryology as An Aid to Anatomy Lecture 4: The Theory of Change of Function Lecture 5: Butterflies Lecture 6: Fresh-Water Animals Lecture 7: Inheritance Lecture 8: The Shapes and Sizes of Animal Lecture 9: Some Recent Developments of The Cell TheoryLecture 10: Animal Pedigrees Lecture 11: Some Recent Embryological Investigations Lecture 12: Death Lecture 13: The Recapitulation Theory Interlude: A Revealing Book ReviewVolume 2: Lectures on The Darwinian Theory Preface Contents Lecture 14: History of The Theory of Evolution Lecture 15: Artificial Selection And Natural Selection Lecture 16: The Argument from Palaeontology Lecture 17: The Argument from Embryology Lecture 18: The Colours of Animals and Plants Lecture 19: Objections to The Darwinian Theory Lecture 20: The Origin of Vertebrated Animals Lecture 21: The Life and Work of Darwin List of Authorities Biography: Arthur Milnes Marshal and His Family

Martin Luck is Emeritus Professor of Physiological Education at the University of Nottingham, UK. He holds degrees from the Universities of Nottingham, Leeds and the Open University and is a National Teaching Fellow and Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His early research career in reproductive biology and endocrinology took him to Germany and Australia, before returning to a faculty position at Nottingham in 1990. He has a longstanding interest in the links between teaching and research and helped to found a leading journal devoted to publishing research by undergraduate students. He has written books on student research and endocrinology and is currently co-authoring a major textbook for biology students.

... a valuable resource for historians of biology interested in gaining perspective on this transitional period. Marshall’s lectures are also a wonderful exemplar of public science outreach at the end of the 19th century.

• Apology: History by Serendipity Dedication AcknowledgementsVolume 1: Biological Lectures and Addresses Preface Contents Lecture 1: The Modern Study of Zoology Lecture 2: The Influence of Environment on The Structure and Habits Of Animals Lecture 3: On Embryology as An Aid to Anatomy Lecture 4: The Theory of Change of Function Lecture 5: Butterflies Lecture 6: Fresh-Water Animals Lecture 7: Inheritance Lecture 8: The Shapes and Sizes of Animal Lecture 9: Some Recent Developments of The Cell TheoryLecture 10: Animal Pedigrees Lecture 11: Some Recent Embryological Investigations Lecture 12: Death Lecture 13: The Recapitulation Theory Interlude: A Revealing Book ReviewVolume 2: Lectures on The Darwinian Theory Preface Contents Lecture 14: History of The Theory of Evolution Lecture 15: Artificial Selection And Natural Selection Lecture 16: The Argument from Palaeontology Lecture 17: The Argument from Embryology Lecture 18: The Colours of Animals and Plants Lecture 19: Objections to The Darwinian Theory Lecture 20: The Origin of Vertebrated Animals Lecture 21: The Life and Work of Darwin List of Authorities Biography: Arthur Milnes Marshal and His Family