darwini may refer to: Acarterus darwini Actia darwini, a tachinid fly species Amasa darwini Amblyomma darwini Anastatus darwini Anaulacomera darwini Aniksosaurus...

forming the name given to the islets. In December 1799, the American captain Amasa Delano landed on the islets. He spent an afternoon and one night on the...

of underwear was taboo in American society at the time. Patent attorney Amasa C. Paul served as Northwestern Knitting Company's president when it was...

Rogers (1862–1870, 1879–1881), John Daniel Runkle (1870–1879), Francis Amasa Walker (1881–1896), and Henry Pritchett (1900–1907) Construction of the...

Brad Goldman Saturday, July 11: Boh Doran, Kind Country, The Kickback, Amasa Hines, Jaden Carlson Band, Natural Child, Empires, Head for the Hills, The...

Representatives, 1817–1819 for New York's 20th district. 15th United States Congress. Amasa Dana, 1792–1867. Studied and practiced law in Owego. Later, as a Democratic...

developed. One of the people attending the Novosibirsk meeting in 1968 was Amasa Stone Bishop, one of the leaders of the US fusion program. One of the few...

experience in general surgery and urology with surgeons Hugh Cabot and Frederick Amasa Coller at Ann Arbor, Michigan. After spending his first two consultant years...

that he had not decided on a major. For advice he went to General Francis Amasa Walker, then president of M.I.T., who offered that Whitney should avoid...

physicians to practice medicine in Hammondsport were Dr. Ezekiel B. Pulling, Dr. Amasa Church, Dr. C. E. Campbell, Dr. Moses T. Babcock, and Dr. Oliver H. Babeock...