Indiana University, 1820-1904; schizzo storico, lo sviluppo del corso di istruzione, bibliografia . zed l'uso, per thispurpose, dell'apparecchiatura della Zoological laboratori. Questo importantstep è stata presa in adozione delle seguenti raccomandazioni: ThatDr. Eigenmann essere consentito di utilizzare l'apparecchiatura zoologico per una summerschool di zoologia vicino o lontano dall'Università, essendo egli responsibleto l'Università per tale apparecchio. Le fasi successive sono descritti come organizzazione delcarrello BiologicalStation. 183 Indiana University segue, in un articolo nella scienza per dicembre 22,

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Indiana university, 1820-1904; historical sketch, development of the course of instruction, bibliography . zed the use, for thispurpose, of the apparatus of the zoological laboratories. This importantstep was taken in the adoption of the following recommendation: ThatDr. Eigenmann be permitted to use the zoological apparatus for a summerschool of zoology either at or away from the University, he being responsibleto the University for such apparatus. Subsequent steps are described as Organization ofthe BiologicalStation. 183 Indiana University follows, in an article in Science for December 22, ISOO, l)y Professor 0.H. Eigenmann, the founder of the Station :Its purpose. The Biological Station of Indiana University was planned with a well-defined object in view, the stndy of the variation of the nonmigratoryvertebrates in some unit of environment. The Station was to be locatedon a lake which would present circumscril)0(l boundaries within which theconditions were supposed to be nearly uniform at any time and from seasonfo season. Here large nund^ers of the nonmii>iatorv vertebrates were to. BK )LO(iICAL STATKJN - Lecture Koum be collected, their characteristics tabulated and compared wath similar seriesfrom other lakes. We were, in short, to conduct a statistical inquiry intoevolution. For the work in hand many of the lakes were available. Ourlocation was therefore determined by the finding of an old boathouse suit-able for a laboratory on the shore of Turkey Lake. For the first year theTrustees of the University granted the use of apparatus of the ZoologicalDepartment, provided the Station would in no way be an expense to theUniversity- After the first year the Trustees provided generously for thepermanent equipment of the Station. To help defray expenses a niimber 184 Biological Station of courses of instruction were offered for a few students. It was expectedthat there would be about ten in the party the first year, but there werenineteen. The work of the first s

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