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Otto Charles Glaser (1880-1951), US zoologist. Glaser was educated in the USA, having moved there from Germany at a young age. He was marine... more
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Otto Charles Glaser (1880-1951), US zoologist. Glaser was educated in the USA, having moved there from Germany at a young age. He was marine biologist at the Gulf Biological Station. He taught at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, and in 1905 began teaching zoology at the University of Michigan. He became assistant professor of biology in 1908. From 1916 to 1948 he was Professor of Biology at Amherst College. Photographed at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA.
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